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, 1870-08-30
~" ! HSafrcsAfu3 Psfmarv 4F..,;,

tos Ms,sagg Mssnng VS. called for as. evening at No
delegates to the S,a 1os 1ae purpose OF selecting
ne,s NJ M ne4 nsa too1row at Boomnston. WHEN is1.
snair an ga9aates for State otles vii Ge noEa-
Tfe prima1vT a ;sTpsfanee r., pla:orm p.omalgass
~ dnefs was no one iaer VINO new
mt I.c i.,,s, anr the parties WHO callei il c1ud
ndlsiaasa e I9e een1S a1H4saee consisted Of
hos h not urop ID, AMI siltr Mai1na Nn Ma5 bn as
nos"1 ~ ~ 1ne aOar and aljourued.~ Il ia sun.
other 'st ~ay asTSas.s TSa wl s pEoyaed
Ge!9ek to-aor:ow III thr c:sy of oomta19,n g & ~
arfcn1spcs, oI me Few pasty ant,cin41c ! large
~ e!. , ana pleasant time. Each couusy ia
, 1870-08-30
{Hhiros- h.p
Atlap.ies : lo II
Forrtt Ciiss s..,, o LA
AtIsntfcs 4 ) q ~
fos1st Cityr......,U o o i o a y -
a..- ANALrAu
~ eans,f r. aattllantls7 Forest City,

1'fes1 lltss........ ; Q i o q ~
Atlantic, a.rSs EAnH!r;
fosl., Ci.yr......,. II
ANAIrsn w.
t.eIa,eNt "di0 II II nfAtlsntic. !; Far-s Cty,I
!<o1usLEhirfen y "a IT: lsstt x t'"'easo.
L>~tutto~-TfIsrv ilo.,fs and ten mi,r,..
A11ASItCs vS Ei1iTE sTncTiScz
The Atlanttcs. OF Brookisn. crnrnsH Ss tr,., 49,,
,anfcls OF victory 70 KaIln1t3F vrrasr1 t M.a .ne
n,Hsc RoSkford Lads viii n conc!nsinns 1 1pi, sse
incIe ~ strung probability thu. Ih.E a'etnoosl
~, ,s. tuf1nef lautcts az the contest NJ ~ aa
~ W.. ,ats oecasion, but stl1t 1t Ia ennai1s
Inn' Inc game Viii Oe close ami nv uIooabic
, 1870-08-30

Ine confidence men un,ltu9 a1nIts too kern IN
e sminnleI out OF their money, have turacd theIr
atGa.icn 70 noys. Yesterday u lad OF Il year.
Mas robbed OF s.. an.l anotheT na ned john 81 nm
10 years % age, OF 80. The Inter cane from 81
,sionhhn, Mlci'gan and was on MS way to sce bis
h!m al Go<<'rtch's dock anu asked him iIhc wnuia
tAs 70 eeL situation lie satd he would. and the
fS&4s toid nun he Was clothing dealer ID New
Inc toy believed him and loauc,l hin sid tn M =
express enafgts % on some RosIs be was nhput
70 snip. The youth said there was 4 policeman
TO hirn. " - 'a'A1us
, 1870-08-30

Wnrrantce deeds conveying city an,I Suburban
~ opefts within seven miles Of the C3utt House
nled for rccortl On Monday, August -:
Ast, 1s1 II Of Donintck st, (, se1lsD n;
aug. observation-disclosures. ...-& ~
C1ytnurne as, 80 II n " Of shei11elA as,xw
f,11xltH II. Aug 2{...........,....... LII
Csntts A. On It W VI Dayton 81, n L, alsx
to II: july 19-....--..--.....-........ ca
10y hstra =, t2A It II OF OAK 81, CT. stx10s
~ r; Anx 93.....-....-....,..: -. .-.... l,aN
west Ctytnurne az, n v cur Of Commercial
r,,tsn u texlss u: Anv: 9s---... .....-..- l,0N
fo9sth II, ~ II n uf. liz. ne 81, u I, su1l01
- AuEs IT, ...........,,,.s.s...,. 50
West NaudoFnh At, IS It of Peoria ct. 81.
AnSn!ss ntse y y; a; AHS; 1919
,!Mlt. aug 9--...,- .-.... ~ ~
"su!."s.n ssI,a ~. s'o Il Ct Twenty ty-niuth st,
| W s11s0 n: An:. 1s......,.,.. =. I N
hntteIfle!d et, efNfss OF Thirtlr,h ii. NJ. '''
2sa3Ud IL ; AnG. 9s.-......-...,. 1.n
sanger 81, s9o I, of Archer soad, . I. ssx wv
| laUt II. aug. 2G, y ~,
Indiana nv. - It : OF Thi1ty-qeeond II. /. -'''
25S1Go I-iO It: Aug g 3,.,..,. m
| Wabash ". lt9 It n ut Wahrauseh ~, I.
x'a1H e-lo y: ANx. ~. 2,es
soE1N or CITY IINrTS.
| Atlantic st. ESQ II n OF F1I;lcth 81, I, esy
le{ It: Aug, 1..-...... ,..., Ynd
On II, YES II v o1 Langley Fl an,i e cor of
I Forfy-sect, ,al st, wi. lutxl3s II; Juy7 500
Gordon st, 1HR II { of Marshall It, s sax
12GX IT. Aug. &c. Il
| On It, bet Fury-lrst aHi Fnry-.ecunL sf.
| and e66 II y Of Co1tare Grove av, : I, 1ps
| 4Suut June y, 1eS>. -. AZ
| WEST or OLD ri1r LIxtrs-
sox1:9 r, In = c 4 OF sec y, 80, IS, eat:
4 acres In Joy aud Frisbies III, " k,nnl.
Gec &C, ., IS, east; Aug. l3.....,.,.,. s.
, 1870-08-30

miscellaneous.
!.i~aHf {. Thomas. the auc,.,Gt WAS el,arrn,j
tri.'fe 'usslte salisbury, yesterday, win ,a;,.rny
=" "alss' tallu1 Fe4r iyn pl:e Wt4fu H. .T.IlltS
slEce 'eccsaSsHE+ wit Hv.:,s OF Nrst Rau,i,,J J,
st:e', Vas buried ont, aud seat several
Isaf't iaiitr 10 ThsI.as Ii sel IN rn1,,l.Iis .t,,t
i'e suh E'rm and rteG:ve'i, as aliere,I t..3 tiv
ra.A "a. "a .-tnnts'onts+ ADMINISTRATIVE. au,I. .
tatlhs Ettl1s't fn rat thr balance YVES N:r.str,i
ana tn23s+ !! al stated. Tlu cas-. II sf,:r,.,yh.t
f:iS:s. an' the CrnIiaI c0u.t fos {rt1! M wh.,.h
Nv isn h4as was held t1i t3 lall w:l jcsly sptt,e
u. "t' 0Ntete
-tsar't's Mann reported ut the .armnry. yrs,cr.
.laS, fis M Was rn'tt'1 OF ksO in EA5seis sai,kn
s,"- 20 State stncI, on St,lHlay night.
-4e.frldav 1Ghrn,uc. . man naIuey F-aDe
eHSa. fesl'l'En a. No lS6 Dekaveu sttecr. had
shfe' nnRtfh o. his left hand cnt on hy clrcuisr
saw. at Temple 4 S,'h's pump foundry.
JOHN tNei], State sfretf salmon kcercr was
Charged. before Intte.t States Cumusisstone.
fntHr. yesterday, with keeping q billiard tahI,.
tftaL ''4' '''
DIR: George r. Frest, M I'D resident Of this
ctt. .ietl suddenly :at O'Clock Jestensav from
sporle1y. at hts residence, oi South uesplatnes
stfttI. lie WAS = years OF agr.
The alarm fsnm Box NJ. t6s at II: 10. 1axr
evening. WAS occaslonesi by tn' Ii the cottage.
10; st4 ttslnurne Atsnue. pWuett and Urcunir,j
~ Fred Spring. The tsuii,!Ing anil Its content.
Fnllcta al s.. $50, were almost totally tiestrnve.
lhStfretl for $s5n. The cottage, NJ e6s. nEnri
ana occupied by Frei KIt!ft, was ,1lnscei 10 tnr
extent 0t *l30; Insurance not ascprtaiuei The
tItela OF the hSe Ii ulknuHu-
, 1870-08-30
E0TEL PERSONALS,

SHhNI1H UUCSE.
Among The arrivals at tais hotel, ses,er,a,.
we're the following" y. G. Sinclair, Enc1a.,t,
lion. ". l. Shaw, Iowa: J. r. WILSON. Moatrc,,.
4. WennFs. England; L T. Trezesaut, Memrals:
". {. belcacr. 9. C. ch,tsenien, Ca1ltoru,s: 8
n. Cunandef' Washington; ". c. Thomas, Mon.
England; A. =. Stone, cieyelanl: - FIT sES3'
Memphis: n. J. Wright. Kausss CIV. i a' ~
Mns1s, Ns11on, ? Ro5son: ss,: !, L Kand. os!sse F s
J.. D. F.tnch, Washington; VI. WoMlcc HI
tfmylc. A'A1-
Fl. tAME HOTEL,
Among the arrivals 1t this rotei. ves+.-s..
were the following: o. o. Barton, Vuincr:I
Barber; 81: Ia"t; q: r and L Il. chsse. boston :
=. y Err: srtaaene'd; J. II. Icoa1rd, Ctica !:
T. 4: Z la,t. TeSas: !. 4 Forbes. Mtuncsata: J.
, 1870-08-30
Nn~EfaRto linn t1ou,r

pa1s hs II sunday 'S evening, at meeting of the H.
i,er Of on,ss ~ ashiltgIot,inu Home, large nun
teseasioa was unanimously a,ioptei: 'os'ns
2, M.sHs nAt - our worthy Superintendent. Jon !,
q III. bhes deem dn here tonts n nt91asrs Of
shsnR. 9os t,sseoSs H. aSs prescas him
ent1Sas manner which Ge 6s: 80 ,
10 him our htrb o.. otes that ne eorisiiy sSp,ess
'ssa ss o.a III s
Il ssaee r m1y EFT a9de npe1aseaa
=. VII fn IT, ,MssIs Aad iae hoaor u Whcb H. t r.
, 1870-08-30

,>. 41e 1a!f 81 lie ST. fsnatus Cyege, conducted
~ Y tae .ssot sa:a.rs. Will e conliau..i ,!uy,ne
r.rr Wses. Iae entertainment: has oer1
Eass e. been male by tAose Ia cn4rSe 10 iacras,.
X T.fae1l09s a4sen ,,n NJ Wtan loo ami it, j.
ron,.,a. sSUu. r'sa f!nnaacnt insurance m-u, a:c
aaeMah , iof ''nn tue largest nun1,:r vi rote: NJ.
Gast in ~ - .s nnriarr'i te most par il tho chs
~ votes aud Mt. Fay.n ia. i s;:nilar
telhs carried On between the st r4,r,cK:: ss,i
Young Mems solalitts, for the possession Of an
which shall eAht'ii ihe ptluuses, erti,.n.s. :,
POPULAR iarer The Young M-Hs' Ll:Is: ty,rs
Slightly ahead at the Closing II h aI,s f,,,
evening, ' 'e=s
, 1870-08-30

y b.sl. x.tnlF,

~ bs1' titH1F-
AMons qAAtaeF " Al Z -, liiat evening. n
Seh'leiaan @ called at the Ma.llsuu street Station
anu asketi tue ssAtion-keepcr what was usuI:ly
lune 10 man fur ''E!ti1ns another u ciuut X
ne mouth" The reply wis, "hit him Hsce
again., me maa did not 1kc the answer, AMI
asked II sometalnr-thel law-coali moi he .rt,u1ht
u: ne Wa 'oll yes" aad Requested to rou,e 1t
sosloes ms moFIlng ana get out Li.31,isrIy
was Carpenter, aud that be lived ut 10, is
stnih lhioh street His assAlaut MAS Bert HUI
besd II apl'eats taat sIr. Crptuter hLs n
iaught a,it. that souns n'.aer! c'erishes iee!.
thGs ai'n !" love Tor her. III. attentions arr not
Objected to bTthe yourg l4dy, hut they are hy her
s,sn larent. Objected t" s:ronHly too. Tor nsi,.
:.'' aas been thrown out " Of thc house twice.
Last evening he Eas nut waking
1nh Mss Carpenter, :. anil st he
door hell. The father opeaet the doo:, anil. ob-
strrlpc uubs,erl, to'i him IL clear ont and nut
come nroutid r1lere Rta!n. d b!uw On the rose.
anu a1sothcf Ou the cauSel ihe Oil ge,ltlemalt
to stumble. aE,l, icfore he recovered his eqnDri-
rare, ao,l racy may be moSei for ii The iorer T.
arz.ssed atld examiner 4fe ehc Pollre Court. -
, 1870-08-30
tHf tf,. ..,.n-~


The b0lS nf John Sta,.Isy. who wss d-,r.ncd II,
tne Esser hca' E1gateenth street t.dye, last sat.
r.as, @ !, vas reSorees !ss.er'ay aud me co.onrs
~ s:e.n ~ in1ucss verdict OF :ci4e1tal drown.
Ut S0. ~ ,uth Jtf1er.oa s;ree:.
Inc Deputy Coroner held M inquest, yestcr.
Ha5 AZ tac A!eNtan 5saihc', lIysrl;Ii. on The r..
!n'cmrcrate and was taken to the hospital 1t, the
morning. Thre~ hours subsequent TO bis admit.
i.lute he vas seized With delEiIM trelue1a. AM
ltGt- Death from excessive use nt li1uor wis fhr
yer!tct oftae tirx, He !s1vts . wife anu trycraI
children, who iive on the Moth Side.
, 1870-08-30
BUSINESS NOTICES.

AHu1iscr Mystery -fhemIsa.
IelE ~ as,le To dtrcuses the Ingredients IL fr,-
grant SHtodont Which removes ali status from
INC teeif antl itnrarts such peculiar reinels OF
Is s Z p1ti'ass..ton from the bark u the QuIIIays
SartnsIia, oE soap Tree OF Chill. imported for Lbs
nttt time INTO this country for this special nir-
Tsc. Saeh Is the r:llt;1ng and innucuous cilrct
9! th.s rare botaAlcai agent. that II removes DIS,
cotiiatloii froM the most fragile textile fabrics
without l1Jul11g single thread,
, 1870-08-30

- DIED,
Nl!CilE!!-ln tlis ~:.y. .hMcut -. .Iss.enh Icde.
montl,4 and u davs " '~''' AttN
Fuhrcsi NJ The -t.itrnce Of his parcate sc Michigan
tend. - ~ St 4n'is1 ~ AL
eEnnttoH and FhIaiclrh'a rs7cr. r!es.e rop7.
.DAf!S-AuFGt = Gro. +, ualt ton oi Chas aud
EtnMa 9arir. n1rd II rroutht aud :. dAxt
afHbls1y, Ettsse r. fnah Esg., akc,s :. frarr. -
~ u1e:ai trsficcs from ii. late rcla,Ece. 81 South
EI;tt II - " "3"' 1Ae'
- !lEnra. srw York. raners r;ca A.. ccrv.
, 1870-08-30

Moth Patches frecls lsA zls.d Tm.1, usr
rcrfys sloth anil Frcckle Lntlun." Tie pnly
nisco1nsat0As Trim the lace. Piepan-i only ~ Dr.
y {. FeIty, ~ liold atreet, y. y. Sud Gy Drug
glsta eEeEt Where. = = 20
, 1870-08-30

Tue public seem to be taxing Lively interest IN
the cncrt for the Championship now In progress
between the TWO ftyst lines Of buses on Ws,asn
avenue. Quite large crowd collected, aboui
, 1870-08-30

lkntts:1a SEtin tafadr smooth by n%Iu,.
II,aihpcf Iar soup. manufactured by GasvllJ.
, 1870-08-30

S,,r, tut:a,to, Ana. s., fssp.
san Aets,...-- ri ill., Mc,o erts.. Y;ii D. n
, 1870-08-30

Cod Liver &si1.-I1azard l. Caswcls Cod
Lscr oI Is the Observation-Disclosures.
, 1870-08-30

" Spa!lEng's Gtlr,'. -
, 1870-08-30

l1fc ana Burglar SAFES, or ali
sizes, inr sale at Hurts Manutacto-r, ~ and g.
, 1870-08-30
DIEn.

Paper HonElnEs and Window
aaades, latest styles. Painta, CTS, glass srd
brushes, ut r 3. HRh;g, 50 isan,0Ina-sl
, 1870-08-30

1)FRSoSAt Will BIZ AT OLD PLICE Wf.O.
l htfcaS. al !. g. H., Prompt
11EnSOSAL-C. PLEASE COME AND SEF ME-
L Have to No. l;s Fousta-AT. ANNA
ISF0RMAr1oS GIVES 70 fSDIrIDCAIS on
ffsforAtnrs *fthine to establish raapuf srtOres in
70. lei .r e fndiAaa, whf t.f md i ssr are ai
~ .afrf,ar r. s',s!fE s1d toeE.,.Esih!e Anslt aij i:
slt S.,tth EA.tr rek.. .C.i:axc. n n 80 e4'1es'
, 1870-08-30

TOR SA.E-EISCOLS PARK IDFS-LQE3
froutnk Orchard tisl4ted, and Sophl.stt. a 81
and xsn rash: Lesp5 eaa. hsiancz ln {.af'i G ~
, 1870-08-30
s's;' s?s'''E ~: ": !: v:s s Fs:aa
7: n. G.-s ". w. .E.r. | = | iEth.
=" NJ Va E. = -

Nm% | Ia1r. H.nd / 7afr. tioi0
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-22
Yesterday and its Events.

A brief chapter carefully written might
correctly portray the history of yesterday,
so far as it relates to the city. The day
was brilliant and the weather warm; dust
abundant and startling information scarce;
streets beautifed by the presence of ladies
and enlivened by men engaged in the
''wild hunt" after money and other tempo
rary blessings; boys and girls anxious to
see the circus, and older people interested
to know who would be Secretary of State,
or the nominee for Attorney General; flow
ers plentiful and strawberries scarce; the
meat and vegetable markets fully supplied,
and a gratifying tendency towards reduc-
ton in prices; crowds of people going to
and returning from picnics, fairs, and
shows; brick laying brisk and real estate
inquiry active; dry goods in lively demand
and groceries more than usually SO; auc-
ton stores crowded, civil litigation extern
sive, and criminal prosecutions limited.
All things properly considered, the day
and its events were better calculated to
produce Joy than sorrow, and to this extent
at least deserve the gratitude of an appre-
ciative public.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-22
The Malaria of Spring.

Everybody should now be on their guard
against the great danger of disease arising
from malarious causes. Fever and Ague
prevails to an alarming extent every Spring
in nearly all parts of the country, and ma
ny persons are easily predisposed to it on
account of some imprudence during the
winter months. Indeed, very much of
the sickness we notice in the Spring of the
year may be traced to causes which were
engendered in the ''cold term" But whe-
Their the cause lies hidden in the system or
not, it is certain that disease will develop
itself at the first opportunity, hence no one
should hesitate for a moment to set about
combating and overthrowing 1t. To &C
complish this purpose nothing is so useful
and reliable as Mishler's Herb Bitters. 1t
is positive antidote for any malarious or
imprisoned atmosphere, and certain pro-
lection against every morbid Influence
which produces disease. We say in all can
dor to our readers that they should give
heed to our advice on this subject.
Mayo deodlW&wltsp
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-22
New Advertisements.

We desire especially to call the attention
Of our readers to the advertisement OF
John W. Hill & Co., on our second page,
this morning. Their stock is fresh from
Eastern markets, and is replete in every
department of their trade. This popular
firm is so widely known that comment
from us is needless and superfuous, still
we would state for the benefit of those
needing goods in their line that they offer
bargains. Call and examine their stock. /.
Rev. DR., NJ Lilienthal, of Cincinnati,
one of the most eminent divines of the
country, and well known as an orator in
Europe and America, viii lecture, as an
nounced, at the Reform Synagogue on
Wednesday night No one should miss
this opportunity to hear the great subject
America and Judaism, discussed.
A short and quick route to Memphis and
St Louis, is furnished by the Nashville
and Northwestern Railroad.
Montvale Springs will be opened and
ready for visitors on the LIST of June.
The brilliant prize scheme embraced in
the Henderson County, (Ky-) grand sale
takes place on the 4th of July.
The next big sale of Yeatman, Shields &
Co.. takes place next Tuesday.
Colo & Bro. will pay SO for the return,
ing of a yellow mare.
A Jewish lecture is to be delivered next
Wednesday evening.
Tomorrow the Ella Hughes shoyes out
for Cairo.
Attend the festival a. the Central Baptist
Church.
W. A. Benson & Co. have carpets, mat
tings and oil cloths at reduced prices.
The correspondence between the Hen
derson Ky. prize scheme and the COM
missioners is published.
Brazier's Liver Medicine works wonders.
The Arnica Liniment is unrivaled
The Creole Hair Restorer does its worI
faithfully
Mishlers Herb Bitters are good for all
ments peculiar to the spring season.
George Hart, at the corner of Broad aud
Cherry, has and constantly keeps the mos
choice wines, liquors, cigars, etc.
Lillard's Cemicade destroys bed-bugs
and their eggs. Free from all poison.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-22
sa4m&aa aRiEF.

A dispatsE IRON New York states that
the summer uniform for the Nashville Po-
lice Depart ment WILDE shipped tomorrow.
They will be feceiTed- here on Wednesday
or Thursday Ear s. s2E ETeAE
!, A Sunday school teacher who was arx-
ioHsly inquiiing of his juvenile class what
they learned during the week, was aston
ished by tie reply from a sprightly little
fellow that he Lad learned s'never to trump
your partners ace" That boys familiarity
with tIsel mysteries Aof the pasteboard
science is astonishingly correct.
The street cars did lively business yes
terday conveying people to and from the
central portions of the city. The heat OF
the Is Gather vas unfriendly to comfortable
pedestrianisni for long distances. s1es
A gfeat many children attended Col.
Ames circRs watinee yesterday afternoon.
They were aaAnded by numerous grown
children, who were solicitous for the safety
| of the little ones and not without some
curiosity on their own part to 'isee thf
elephant" e. -. = -. - +. !.
horse, not sufficiently broken himself
last evening tried to break his own neck II
| an express wagon, to which he was ct
L
! Tackled, by a rash run round of the square
| At the corner of Cedar street, he collide'
with the horses and carriage Of q hackman
whose equipage had to be retired from th
| public service on account of the injurie
received. The owner of the erratic hors
was satisfied with the time, but displease
with the results So was the hackman.
A Cherry street real estate agency is i
receipt of lengthy letterfrom ar unknow
correspondent, asking for some informatio
and seeking to give a good deal more
The author ought to write one more hk
it, and then establish shooting CALLER
and practice on himself
The fairs are over, the circus gone, IL
balloon collapsed, and other institution
respited till Monday. The next best thin
will, or ought to be, rain.
Persons holding notes of the late E,
change Bank at Murfreesboro are noti6e
to file them with Morton B. Howell, Cler
and Master of the Chancery Court her
in order to make themselves parties
certain suits. Failure to file such not,
will be taken as evidence that they do n,
exist.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-22
horticultural Society Additional
Mention.

We make mention of the following addi-
tional attractions not enumerated in the
premium list awarded, and which were
highly appreciated by the Society:
Miss Jennie McAlister was awarded q
premium for the best design of bouquet OF
leaves.
A premium was given to Mr.. A. Gregory
for the best quart of cherries.
The thanks of the Society were extended
to the Asylum for the Insane, for thesuperb
and unexpected display of plants and how-
ers contributed by that institution.
Honorable mention is made of the beau
tiful urn vases OF E S Jones & Co.
A. certificate was awarded to Eberle's
self acting fountain. The fountain on the
stage, decorated by the splendid lilies
from Mr.. d f Wilkins garden, was contri.
buted by Mr. T II French, whose exertions
did so much to the success of the exhition.
DIR. W Morton contributed fine col
lection of wines and mineral waters which
were pronounced very superior.
Mr.. Payne exhibited some specimens o.
of Concord Ives Seeding which by com
mon consent were pronounced worthy &
premium.
DIR. j w Harding contributed some
splendid specimens of strawberries-ont
variety of the green prolific, which were
received too late for the competition.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-22
Another Immense Attendance.


The Spring Far of the Agricultural and
Mechanical Association closed yesterday,
after vtiry successful exhibition The
attendance on the first day was rather slim,
but the interest continued to increase,
and the crowds continued to grow. There
were between four and five thousand
persons on the grounds yesterday, a ma
jority probably of whom were ladies.
TRoTTING RACES.
The trotting races which occurred during
the day created very considerable excite
nent In the first race which was for q
premium of 500 to the fastest trotting
horse, mare or gslding in harness, there
were three entries to-vit: A McKim-
mons George Spaulding, Futcher d Cos
bay horse, and bay mare, the property OF
w Eubanks, Of Warren county, KY.
After very interesting and exciting con-
test the blue ribbon was awarded to
Futcher & Co. -
The second race was under the same
class, the fast-trotting horse, mare or geld.
ing, with premium of $50 to first, and
| S25 to second horse. In this contest there
| were five entries, as follows Rachel Hor-
| ton, the property of John Browne, Colum.
bus. the property of s. A. Gordon, of Pu'
laski, Nellie A Case, the property Of Case
& Co., and Sam. Black, the property O
| Riley Woodfn. Columbus took the lead
and kept it for the first half-mile, when Ra
chel Horton came up and dashed by witt
ease. Tattler then passed Columbus, ant
attempted the same thing with Rache
Horton, but the latter proved to be thu
fastest, and passed the judges stand il
front.
In the second heat, Sam. Black took tn
lead, when up comes Columbus, who pass
es his rival. Then there was ''break up
on the part of the foremost horse, whel
Rachel Horton made burst, and rapid
passed to the front, maintaining this posi-
ton throughout, and winning the heat eas
| ilv- We Give a summary.
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The following are the cotton quotations
| received at the National Savings Company,
corner Union and College streets, where
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations
are received hourly, and are always aces
sible to the public:
NEW York, 9-Eet receipts of cotton
for the week at all United States ports are
43, $50 bales; exports of the week to Great
Britain 81, so bales; to the Continent 81,
SO bales; stock on hand and on shiphoard
not yet cleared at ali United States ports is
293, $50 bales.
LIVERPOOL, 11:15-Market steady; sales
10000 bales; uplands 10s@11d; Orleans
lid.
NEW YORK, 1O:25-Market quiet.
LIVERPOOL, 3-Market steady; sales TO-
600 bales.
New YORK, 1:15-Market dull and
prices nominal; sales 500 bales; contracts
for May and June at 22tc; July 224c;
September 205; October 1890.
New YORK, 3-Market dull and prizes
unchanged; sales 400 bales for ex-
port; 200 spinning; and 3Obales for specu-
latlOQ.
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Criminal Court Next Yeek-Cases to
be Tried.

The Criminal Court will commence on
Monday next The docket is quite an ex-
tensive one, and a number of important
cases will be presented for adjudication.
Among the number we note the following
taken from the books of the Clerk of the
Court:
Pat Moore, murder.
Mel. Zachary, burglary.
Moses Brien, larceny.
Jerry Jackson, burglary.
Henry Edwards, larceny.
William Tucker, burglary.
Lucinda Banks, larceny.
Charles NJ. Stewart, murder
II. II. Morgan, murder.
Gilbert Galbreath, murder.
William T. Chiffon, mulder.
Thomas Motion, murder.
John Black, larceny.
Frank Kepell, larceny.
W. IL Percival. larceny.
George Washington alias George Nc
Kinney, larceny.
Jerry jackson, (on three indictments),
larceny.
James Halian, burglary and larceny.
George Gaulter, arson.
d. w. Dobbins, larceny.
d. O. Psuley, murder.
The commencement Of the call of the
jail and felony cases, will, we are informed,
commence Monday and continue until they
are all disposed of