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or AIOYSIUs ACADEMY, CORNER CHARITIES
y and Barracks streets. ,
The next annual this Institution under tho
Of the of the Sacred Heart will com.
on the 18th September The OF studies
English French and German with the other
hranches common commercial institutions For fur.
ther particulars apply ut the Academy. sels I'm
A I.RERr G. BLANCHARD, CIVIL ENGINEER
a AND SURVEYOR,
Marengo street, between Magazine and Camp streets
ogsr, bis services in any branch OF his profession
giving lines Of Propssy plane and i O.
canals: for filing lots for ditchss Having many
years practice New Orleans, and vicinity No Asks
Tor q share of employ mens. ,.,-,,~
once in New Orleans. Room No Universty bn ~
ing north Of Baronne and Common st~- oar "
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r EoPEN1NG
REorENISG OF
ST, STANISLAUS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Bay ST. Louis Mississippi.

Tho exercises of this well.kuown Commercial 1nati
tntion will he resumed the FIFTEENTH OF SET
TEMREii and will be continued until July, ISL
children or wards the beginning of the session. In
The Institution has by the Legislature,
and ia empowered tn grant diplomas ,,,,
The course of studies comprises the usuih f>hs"sh
and French branches. a,
SPANISH and German, per month, each 81 =. n.
The principal object of the insfHntion nehS 70 NJ
Young for commercial pursuits the grea.ss. es
taken to the students conversant with BOOK
For thu convenience of those desiring knowiedGe
Of Chemistry and Natural Philosophy the College IL
nroyii,d with apparatus necessary TO illustrate
the general principles of those sciences ..
The Musical Department is in charge OF compo'eh'
Professor. .,-.,.., s,,o
Board and Tuition payable hait,y yearly IN ADVANCE gov
For further particulars apply to the rresdent 81 .he
College. .s. a, na. "ann,, rnrnsr
nj Cbartres and arrack streets, New Orleans se4 LII
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DRospE,,TUs OF THE COLLEGE OF THE IN.
macuate Conception, New Orleans.
This ftsraTv Institution incorporated by the State
Innisiana aud empowered TO confer degrees; ts con
by the of the Society of The build
ings ara we'll ADAPTED for educational PURPOSES "A
entirely from the street Is reserved f0i
recreation that from the arrival Of the pupils q. TN
A. M till their departure at r. NJ they arc eonS'n'
secluded and superintendent .x 1...u
IrSa cnnrsa OF instruction embraces Greek, Lam
rnaish French Poetry Rhetoric History, Geography
Mafhematics Astronomy, Natural and Mental Philoso
- S;th The addition of bookkeeping and the usua
kagm,mercial Branches also the German language 4.
Students are not admitted unless they know now
| read and WRITE. .a....,. Oh,
lead ng objects of the inst motors. .... ..
Evary mouth report sent to parents stating COZ
anct nyogress rank in class and attendance.
The ncademicai year begins on the first Monday
October and ends about the 3Ist July.
oo"0A' $3.50 TERMS:
c,7.r,.+a courae PAYABLE in ad vance and in Unses
| States currency, two months, SSo.> -.oo T.,
Preparatory Course. Si6 to" y
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peter M I LUMBER MERCHANT
And proprietor Of the cresoen. Planning h: s Ms
~ order New Basin, Shell Road Side, Now Orleans
large supply OF Dressed Flooring Ceiling showing
Cypress Lumber Laths and Shingles Orders left nj Boz
al Merchants Exchange Particular attention paia "
shipments n.,- :.
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= A GREAT DEslDERAYUM-

7, removed to Nos. 1874 and I66 CANAL sTREI.T..s
cstte chi, Church and on the same square as sss 80
and Medical Colleges the University oil Lonsf's -.
IL. Mechanics lnstit ute.the headlnars -.
hn;eal aud Aur-rlturpl Far As-ociatiOIi-t 1sas
centrating the leading Educational instn,sss 81 49,
stnt. on the same square. With these syas1bas -
airv APARTMENTS situated in the moss srs ,rA -
Fashionable part Canal street the eftns
-. 0l..,s on which all the city rain sas s,,hcs-
trae and but minutes walk fr"n ,as ST ~,
and CITY Hot. Is avoid tho intsFTRPsoas ,un -.
&c NJ dray, and carriages and the ie9g hEnto y.
stair. OF our former location Ladies anu gen.re ss~
VII and our new location superior IN every IesSss
and entirely private. ciNxcaa anA
.au,.rs orc Invited 80 visit the College.
Special Departments and Professors ioa ea m -
follow instructions .,,- c.r.c. =. , ,a-.,,-rhr,
all E S1Tpsrmswhch are liberalappiy at the coe
or nldrs IS. ,,,-,,,,s y>oy REAP Pr,a,ArsxA
ly rus, AotS--. -----
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CT JOSEPHrS uRSULINE ACADEMY xOR
. YOUNG LADIES
SpRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS,
fFnrmerly of Charleston, South CarolnaS

This Institution is adapted in every respect fos e. az
frat n ss ans S
all the modern improvements and Is heated
being for The Last 1 sss s
S be Of ns .s d e.
in the HSse'S a ssns w q the
In Convenience of the condition Of tho sswaa
s51 HssSs sh1ss 's'S: fs
b psf Painting Embroidery and Plain s'vax ssH
Pc; s''sS sssss sS:
o spl4 Il . - H. b BRADY, Is Unssn .tres1..
| A CADEMY OF THE VISITATION,
"A snmme.sil ME. nsa, aSssasi ,.,.x
sssh q e. Ja Y a and .as
ss hs psss
teachers been obtained from France md Sc ns.ns
''1 The i% location s ssa.
ssrisss ness Is SELDOM Large 20
s aa ss and Of the
also SO large n an I'm ~
sea."n The soanSs As.ay s..
and p1ps s' aahs .A a Pc.
mitted freauentiy, for health and eaersi,a
d rSr fnr oh s vssaion s"a Ia
Terms invariabc in advance
Board and Tuition in English and Frenss, U,.s
psS s sss. @ss Of Five 'ss Si%na.s
sSsss. F as ssa ias ySs
the H.p VIZ, q Sc
" Guitar. ------------ =, =. an
D Draw and Painting Kinds. % O.
Embroidery. Tapestry. German ana .,sa 70 %.
: Plain Siss Sesdexx;a: sia,i;;, ,..,r.a
y Tems have been reduced 10 'slt'' s sas 20
=, | xynnv Az
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THIS CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR
Ia made of selected Winter White Wheat especially
for Cur Southern MARKET We guarantee every barrei
Of It equal to any brand sold in this market does
not give entire satisfaction to the 1t nay Do
returned at expense.
For sale by ali family grocers
JOHN F. CASEY g. CO.,
,e,m New Orleans.
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CADEMY OF THE VISITATION,
Monte Maria, Richmond, virginis-
The duties Of this Institution will BE- resumed "a ~
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER

Parents and Guardians dealring A,stcla:s peerdis
School for their Daughters and Wards, will hN& AsSO
every advantage. ..p
healthy cities In SOUTH with large grounds 1aa IN
a retired romantic situaton, IL affords IN aaano.
every facility acquiring education men eap sac
moral of n hirh grade Large additions have eesN
made 10 the buildings meet the increasing s27fSs
tonn for admission. 49,, rAx>
Apply for Prospectus and Terms to the oties ss tne
~. a"N ' ~ s3ayfJ
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EDUCATIONAL.
sT. JosEpH'S ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES'
- Conducted by the Sisters Of Charity,
Near Emmitsburg Frederick County, Maryland

III COnNUCteI
Near Emmitsburg, Frederick County, Maryland.
This institution pleasantly situated In healthy and
mile from Emmitsburg and two miles from Mount st.
nnrafed by the Legislature Of Maryland in 1916. The
buil,iines are con yenent and spacious.
,, T4f TERMS:
poaard and Tuition Dor academic yeaf including
Bed and bedding, Washing, Mending and ., IN
Doctors
- " AIL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
The Academic year is divided in two Sessions OF rye
uust and the th of January.
Ietters fuiry directed to the =
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
.nl7 St. Joseph's Academy, Emmitsburg. Md
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ST. CHARLES COLLEGE.

cT CHARLES COLLEGE.
Grand Coteau, Parish of st. Landry, La.
rh t.rarv Institnton Incorporated ny the State Oh
:,?,,a ,nd .I powered % fer all the achurn'ca
hnps a. eonducted by the Fathers of the society oi
s Ian of inst ructon embraces the acientinc n.ei
arv and commercial branches usually tauSh. L" '"t
oT Ths session opens on the 10th of October
BOARD Tuition Washing Stationery 10 M
Entrance Money (frst year Oniy1.-t-- m 0o
Medical Fees and Pharmacy 10 60
pxmcnts to he made in gold, equivalent currency
nv half. -essi on in advance.
For TURNER "''1 P POURSiNE & co. Agents.
oa,n SO Natchez street, New Orleans.
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WESTERN PRODUCE. LIQUORS, ETC.

SuSphlA'' -, n,,. ~.
We offer for sale to Grocers and Dealers at the
lowest market price, and guaranteed to be OF the
heat Quality following articles in lots to suit:
BULK MEATS. GIL,
BACON-Shoulders, Clear Rib anu clear sioes'
PORK,
I.ARD-Tierces and Kegs,
Chico Sugar Cured HAMS
BREAKFAST BACON,
FLOUR-of all grades.
WHISTLES Rectfed and Bourbon
FINNEY e. BYRNES,
%r,sa ~ so Poydras street.
sr,r ELMO ....Sr. ELMO
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THE HOLY ANGELS !

usasr tn. Direction q ths ass~s = ~ - c..
c.r Of .npss .. r. . Co., . :::;s:: 1Asa
Tho now "Aead.my p q. Holy A.s.asr ). -
city, az short n% Distance FROM he n. -
arc in the best style Of modern edncaticn1 ssSo.c
n; s ~ssh to tho
Pupils Of ali denominations Are admitted Soss1 -
tend the public exercises, and conform TO The Yse
tho Institution.
rh. .v.ts.. of education embraces the FrszaA -
Euglsb languages. viz: Reading. PenmanshN 49,
and Enxiish Grammar. Arithmetic, Ancicns - -
H:s Of tas ssa
Profane], Chronology, French and Enshsh Lssss.1.N
Rsssorie mythology. natural Philosophy. Css.s'
BS..Psi and
die. work Tapestry. Embroidery. Artihcial Fe~sA -
TERads-PAYMENTs TO BE Made ouAHsASsss
IN ADVANCE:
poara and 1ru,tion in French and English, 30
Per quarter g -
Entrance Fec for the first year ony.....--.-- ~ -
EXTRA CHARGES-OPTIONAA:
Music on the Piano, per quarter.
| JJne of Instrument -
I Vocal Musio
| Drawing
Painting =
| Tapestry and Embroiry.. ...-...-..-.-..---
Artificial Flowers ........-.--------
Stationery -..---.------..
Washing ..-....---.. ~
The ciasses commence about the nrst Of ss1.ASsy.
and close by the end OF June, by an exAm1nss's
| public exhibition. -
"1ps are received at any time during the ysas. "a
For further particulars apply to the Mother Suss1
Academy of the Holy Angels 80
.,AnEuy nn THE VISITATION
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usder the Direction Of the ssssss = ~ - c.
Cosnsr Of Rampsrt snd Censrsss ssseets TAAss 1ssk
New Orioans Louis1Ana.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-02-26

100 lending ]derfhaais ui nankfr ~ So Louis Jmt
tsfh. isGa. iufe which iime W hs mfi With
uurAuuAuLmEmp pUOouBs.
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The Nest Progressive and Advancing company In The World.
Atlas Mutual Life Insurance Company !


ADVANTAGES: T. The only company which guarantees on cMn and every pohcy definite
cash value after the payment Of the FIRST premium.
3 The only Company which gives policy holders the advantage Of The Massachusetts, nom
Urchinp law otter the payment 0fMe first premium. f
3, The dividends are declared annually upon the Contribution Plan and are made from the
star, moi postponed until the lapse Of many years as in several conpnhs H ...F .r.
A.. All risks are cufuly selected and isdaungs with policy holders re ephahea and Just
o. Hbm liberal in the condutof its business as Is consistent with the safety Of the insured
G. The policies issued by This company combine the advantages offered by nh companies
lwilUutm my Of their Objectionable features us
l. The policy holders have the advantage Of the all c&h, as well as the loan plans I
q. All cash policies may become slEsusainng by The operation OF dividends "H.
o Losses in this company are paid promptly and my information given to all interested
parties sa st.It ..H~l" 1it .N"
10 Tissues all the popular styles of policies including the "Tn Year NonFmGtng "En,
dowmcnt' and wnsaumcnt Policies"
II, Thirty days gmoa allowed IN the payment of rnewl premiums during which time the
pMcys hptn full force and should the assured die within that period. the company win pay
the full amomto OF the policy. "" ' '| -
u. No r%nicionsm travel or hahaim. lr} .Hfr.n5 lut f5rf.f4.
ID. All policies nonloreiabe from date Of issue
t9# CHRLEs A. MANTz, President.
JB MACBETH, Secretary. JIG. DYE, Special Agent SH. POPE General Agent for
Mississippi Columbus Mississippi Co-sAM PETE, DR !. H.CALDNELL, Agnsin Pamela.
ICouy. #f.} H# tt t.f-9} f7 H "A TH
VII .aMa H ##t7. .#H"r#H e. . gE.s. t+ ot23-3m
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.eH tsFml"
T. Is Il
MutuaIL ife Insurance Go.
OF NEW YORK, f
Cash Assets Over 50, 100000
No. of Policies Issued Over 10000.

Reasons for 1naing in this Company
In addition to the security offered by all Life Insurance Companies the policies of the Gldc
arc endorsed by theShte OF View York. Supt Barnes saw In his rnr for 1868 IA "a az
the question Of security h conenned, a policy registered in this department is nrhallv tho
safest Life nnnntcc policy that ran be Issued by acrporaion.n
IspoNces arr all nor-ofdtng the President OF this COMPANY being the auhrro az no
noafN6itng system.
is ohchs arc the most liberal issued by my company ID The United states Dmh h
Or az Toes not TIhateh ne policy @R the caeine other companies. In such eases the
fHl amounts fhe premiums paid are returned TO the beneficiary. Policy holder. can raweI
andr@ade p any part the United States aud Europe at all ea@nso fMe year. 80
Tissues hhtepIalar styles Of policies including the Return Premium Life Plan Whom .,
IoHy holder dies insHed upon this new and popular plan, TIE full amount Of premiums pml
Yhm Nheh Yng me returned 70 thebnefcayY together with tho full amoun Of the ollie
Company. "US I" mSI
= i%na q ksaefeneag Wn H. Cherry President Memphis National Bank John Donovan
PRESIDENT CHzeaS Bank Samuel Walker and Hon. Thomas n. Smith, Memphis Gen w
GEN ~ d. BUCKNER .4 ~. Ms nsS MSS
w. T. TUMLfNSON Il Co, = rmmss & ~ n%n" M
W. LOGAN WAIVER STATE Accent az Nf~tArf umrf ~ usNscr 81 Sw pmmNhh
$50" N3" a|eEf FWNN N& aM# M inl5gm
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EVERY SECTION TREATED FAIRLY.

The policy ofroA HsiHpuh mtop ue funds Of uc mamtes n he districts where
.u, p4g .uH u pyt rttetHo1 ue ttwHo t Keeping uo wealth Of be- rnus 90 home
o aatI o developing a. u#ournl lutud Of concentrating everything nhc hHe cities Of
Ur Et mrmri Eastern upHHlau and built up Euurn interests Article TO- section O. OF
ur Constitution W Wr bile Association puNhRH inovet
nItdml le the duty %. dice board ~ Directors TO lon. uc Gudsd The Association far
w practicable upon the security Of unucntcrol real estate utuhtd within tc district from
when tr funds ar tryutj thereby comforting upon each section the benefit Of a local
organization"
peyThc laws o New Y0h, Now Irwy and Massachusetts, prohibit their Life Insurance
Companies from loanng money in the Wctur South.
For ml uordculu 49, to tho phHo Che Association The Kind Of policies Issued and the
rate. apply to W GIBBS
General AHutGr the sucof Mississippi Columbus Mississippi
I'D. NANCE, Special Agent, North Mississippi.
rB~ood and nGabc Agents wanted in every county in the suc-hbgd commission.
allowed june l&E
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Buy DR.. %Spalding's
ELEcERIg o1L

The Great Medicine Wonder Eilsan Pain
IN two minutes. SIS reward for a single fail.
IRE IN bolts and cholic In Horses.
bfS' Sure cure for Hog Cholera Death to
Rheumatism and al chronic diseases. No sen.
sation. Applied 70 woak or sore eyes, sure cure.
Heals all ordinary sores in twelve hours,
Rtb~Bay DIR, SPALDING'S CANCER
SALVk cures all Cancers Ulcers and Sores.
For sale bya all Druggists. Address
DIR. sPALDfNG AGO.
fs Monroe Street
ur &C. WARD B BRO
AAe''s 4enpAF ffnr. iss-am
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y 81 asb Is wla 81
hsas8 h.tn wish fts
sab ihs fess e.
"fhe i1eralaAhltA tfl e.
aasnH5, wsa u ~ d. aita
iHa eha.s n sw tab Ga faasfI
am sal hfei giehy
m'ant iHmlf i f 40
fIamsaa Ill a. iefm m a
bums bai fbaa s q
ti.s yoaas enti isHm he u.
n dfHh sai thH n Af
vmtl Ne asffas ZONE vim i
eyes turned ~ 49, sun md nsym
w. dafk sslset rlaa pnnkhi ll
eotl ani fragrant win llyn. 90
ihs lalmy aif nshvn htfl haIFf
until Al Isneth, risi oy 81 jy.
apd soon becomes e ddifhue aeh
~ Me- boiom NJ the rfill wrin
Lovely soyref u earth. bouu! ol
IL leayeawah ioumay ~ thc un'
40 rises tie spirit bird from lbo
ruins Of The body, ihe funeral wl
which rs Maker built dJ death
fires.
SO towers away its home 10 Che
pure elements ol spirituality, ib-
lcIlcel Phoenix, 10 drop its proud
wings into The fountain Of eternal
bliss. so shaI dear precious hut
manity survive from its ashes Of
the burning world So beautifully
hall the unchanged soul soar
within the disc Of eternity lumi-
nary, with undazzlcd eye and I'M.
scorchcd wings--the Phoenix i'm.
mortality-taken 10 its rainbow
home, and cradlcd on the beating
BOSOM of eternal love.
No farmer can plough a field by
turning it over in his own mind.
A Western girl likes to make
bread, because it cleans her hands
50 beautifully
Nasty tells of "burglar whose
burglary was complicated with
shooting the individual whose
house was buglUred.
What the old mountainecr says
of the grizzly: at is a fine thing
to hunt the grizzly; but when he
gets to humting you, it's different
The jealous nlau is Away hunt.
ing for something he dosen'texpect
to find, and after he has fonnd it
he is mad because he has. He i,
happy just in proportion as
he is miserable.
RsEARKAnLD CAVE Discovered
IN owA--The Dubuque Times
"A natural wonder was
laly unearthed on the Marquette,
nine miles west OF this city.
i his natural wonder consists Of a
accession or continuation Of caves.
] 'hese caves were discovered some
b lontlis ago, one hundred feet be-
DIV The surfce Of the earth, by
nen who are now bnsily engaged
: With a Large working force in pros
2ecting them for minerals. The
large cave is over one thousand
Two hundred feet in length; ant
the smallest one six hundred feet
The Two pcing separated by an cas-.
and west bar, about six feet il
thickness. No lead ore has We.
been discovered in The large cave
ii being filed with large bodies o
ironrust rock, which have fallel
down from the roof and sides il
great masses. In the smaller cav,
however, the mineral shows itscl
quite freely, and large quantitie
have been taken out, while tn
prospect for richer leads Than an
yet found grows daily NOR
fattering'
Mineral also abounds in cor
siderable quantities through III
bar mentioned, and the indication
are that it will soon be deyeiope
here in paying quantities. Tn;
these caves but lead toa continue
ton of Others is demonstrated b
the fact that a current of air puts i
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-10-04

uomes-For the Orphans,

The Masons of Tennessee are raising an
endowment fund for the purpose of estabs
fishing a Masonic Orphans Home" IN
each grand division Of the State. The des
sign is to purchase or receive by gift one
Thousand or fifteen hundred acres of land
in each division, upon a portion of which
is to be erected school houses and churches.
Three or four hundred acres are to be laid
off in two acre lots, each divided into yard,
garden, etc, Upon each lot will be home
for each Msson's widow and children that
may need it, food aud raiment also to be
furnished. The children are to receive an
education at the school, qualifying them
for any station in life. The boys, when
strong enough, ara to cultivate the farm
by detail of two or three hours work daily,
making it, as far as practicable, selfsus-
tanning, the deficiency to be supplied by
the interest on the endowment fund Thus
all will be made happy and useful, and
young ladies and gentlemen will be trained
up who will be ornaments to society, use
full to the State, and the pride and glory Of
the Masonic fraternity.
Seventy-two Masonic l. dyes of the
State have already contributed $78,5IO
toward this noble work, and from indica-
tons and the liberslity with which all are
responding, it is quite certain that by
another season the sum of $500, 900 will
have been secured, enough to insure the
usefulness, success and perm anency of the
institutions.
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EDGEFIELD.

Meeting of the Board of Aldermen.
A regular meeting of the Board of May
or and Aldermen was held last night.
Aid. Jenkins presented the report of the
Revenue Collector, showing collections OF
$500, paid over to the Board of Educa-
ton.
Aid. Joseph submitted a report from the
Board of Education, Id which they state
that they have purchased lot on the cor
ner of Foster and Joseph streets for $500,
and have contracted with Ed Lawrence for
a school building on the same for $500
the Board of Education also reported that
the teachers had been paid off for
the month of September, and the
schools were in a fourishing con-
dition. They state further that A 6
Sanford had rendered his resignation as a
member of the Board of Education, and
that the vacancy had been filed by the
election of James Morrison, Report re-
ceived and concurred in.
The Recorder presented a report fro
W G Ewin, Clerk of the County Court
showing collections of $3.50 for iquOl
licenses from the first of July to the first o.
October.
Aid. Glenn offered resolution instruct
ing the Street Committee to have placed al
the intersection of Foster street with the
L and N R r the proper signs, painted
thereon, 'Look out for the Locomotive,
or such other words as the law may re-
ouire, in order that persons crossing said
railroad may have the proper warning
Adopted.
| Aid. Glenn offered resolution instruct
ing the collector not to proceed to collec
the taxes due by distress warrant, until OF
and after the LIST of December. Adopted
A communication from Knight Brother
in regard to graveling the streets, was re
ferred to a special committee consisting o
Messrs. Jenkins, Joseph and Parrish.
The bill of ]. Q. Coleman for hous
rent was allowed.
Aid. Joseph offered resolution provid
ing that the Mayor and Aid. Glenn be ap
pointed committee to wait on the prope
authorities Of railroads passing througl
Edgefeld, and request them to whist
less, run slower, and place a flag man q
the intersection of Foster street and tn
railroad. Adopted
Aid. Jenkins called attention to tn
amount of money being spent on Foste
street. The discussion took wide range
during which time the state of the finance
was referred to. Without coming to az
conclusion the board adjourned.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-10-04
CINCINNATI.

The Southern Commercial COnven-
IAOn-The Tennessee Delegation
Special 20 the Union and American:
CINCINNATI, Oct. S.-The Tennessee
delegation TO the Southern Commercial
Convention, organized tonight, appoint
ing John c. Buch, Chairman of the dele
CATION. Mr.. Michael Burns has been ap-
pointed Vice President of the Convention
from Tennessee.
To the Associated Press.
The arrangement for the Southern
Convention has been adopted. The pro-
Cramme for opening the exercises to-mor-
row will be as follows: The Convention
will be called to order by r. NJ. Bishop.
Mayor Terrence will welcome the dele
gates on behalf of the city, and formal
address will be made by Hon. G. II.
Pendleton. The Convention will meet at
Pixies Hall The freedom of tie city
will be rendered to delegates during their
stay.
The Green Liners.
Nearly all of the Green Line excursion
lists left for Louisville, by special train on
the short line road at y P. NJ.