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A Just Measure.

A very good law has just been passed by
the New York Legislature for the protec-
ton OF those who invest in life insurance.
It provides that, when three annual pay
ments have been. made on any policy, the
company shall not, whenever an action is
brought, interpose as a defence that the
policy was obtained by fraud The object ol
the bill is to make the companies more care
fal when taking risks, and more scrupulous
in. paying them when they fall due. The in
surance folks consider the measure great
hardship; but the public everywhere will
approve it.
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Dbliuarr.
In Menioriam.

MARGARET BE CARADEUC, obt. March 9, ISL
aged q.
The light Of pure young life has set forever
gentle, sunny hearted girl who enjoyed ne.s
blessings as they came as gifts from the Great
Glper OF all good joyous. loving nature, that
to the hearts Of the bereaved psrents-already
shado1ed by the loss Of loved ones-was ''as sun.
shine In shady placer
Love was, indeed the principle OF that glad
young heart, as she flied her allotted mission In
her sweet ministry at home.
Dying in strange city. from pale lips came
the constant pleading, "Mother take me home ~
and loving, tender Parent held out His everlass-
tnQ arms TO His suffering child and bore her
home-home to the Eternal City-'mld the ran
somed ones OF Cod!
earthly love would have kept our darling still
but, "The'Lord gave. The Lord hath taken away
blessed be the name OF The Lord" A FRIEND.
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M1rrle0.

GoLDsMITH-CHAMBERLAlN.-On the eve.
ming or the TN instant at the residence or Gen.
erals. E. Chamberlain. BY the Rev Or. Mears, j..
M. GoLpIaITH, Of this city. to Miss NELLIE KEITH,
adopted dateHter OF General 8. E chamberlain,
OF Cambridge, Mass.
a. Aug1sti papers .pleasecopy, and forward
bill to the Courier Office.
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..s- MEDICAL NOTICE. PATIENTS
nulrering from Diseases pc tanning to the GENIT0
URINARY ORGANS. will receive the latest scien-
tidc treatmeut by placing themselves under the
care OF DR.. r. RERNsTJERNA, office No. "A Hasel
street, three doors from the Postonice.
seD20-tuth1yr
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6perial Not,res.
,NsIGNEEs PER STEAMSHIP

- CONsIGNEEs PER STEAMSHIP
VIRGINIA, from phIsdelphla, are hereby no.
tilted that she Will discharge cargo TO-DAY, at
Browns whar. Goods uncalled for at sunset
win remain on wharf at owners risk and ex-
pense. WIN. A. C0URTENAY, Agent.
marl4-1
mr CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
MANHATTAN, from New York, are notified that
she Will discharge cargo THIS DAY, at Adger's
Wharf. Goods uncalled for at sunset win re-
main on the wharf at owners risk.
marl4-1 JAMES ADGER i co., Agents.
~ NOTICE.-NATIoNAL FREED
MANS SAVINGS AND THUsr COMPANY
CHARLESTON BRANCH. No. "a BROAD STREET.
Money deposited on or before March 10th will
draw interest from March 1st at SIX PER CENT.
NATHAN RITTER,
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@s- DR.: CURTIS ON MANHOOD" F"
Il Medical Essay en- the cause and cure Of Prema-
ture Decline, Nervous and Physical Debility, Sper-
Iuatorrhtea, Sedentary Life. Excess. oyertaxed
Constitution Abuses OF the System, &c. 1t gives
s clear synopsis.of the impedlments to Marriage,
sud the remedies therefor-the results Of twenty
years successful practice, by E. DE F. CURTIS,
II. d., F.R.C.S &c.
tOurtis on Manhood" should be read by the
young for its instruction, and by the'afilictefas
source Of relief. 1t will injure no one.-Hedtcdl
Times aud Gazette.
There Is no member Of society by whom this
fouk will not be found useful, whether he be
parent preceptor or Clergy Times.
Price 81 by mail. Address DR.. CURTIS, No.
Trcmout Place, Boston, Mass. uar7-tuthslyr
@r MORE THAN 500. 600 PEOPLE
bear testimony to the wonderful curative effects
CT DIR. PIERCE,S ALT. EXT. OR GOLDEN MEDI-
CAL DISCOVERY. Por palpitation or irregular
actiun OF the heart, all severe, acute or lingering
Coughs, and for ver-Gomp.aint or Biliousness
1t Is unequ ,lled- Sold by all Druggists.
mar9-thStu3DSC
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wr FOR MOTH PATCHES,

~ FOR MOTH PATIO q E S {,
Freckles anr Tan, use PERRY's MOTH AND
FNECELE LOTION. The only reliable and HARM
less remAdy known to science for removing
brown dlscolorations from the Face. Prepared
culy by Dr.. B. C. PERRY, No. 40 Bond street,
New York. Sold by Druggists everywhere. Whole
sale BY pOwIE, NOISE / DAVIS, Charleston, s..
a. Observation-Disclosures
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uTANTED, A GOOD CANVASSER
w for teach) CoHetnH and Beaufort Counties,
to sell Lie and Times OF General r. r. Lee, by
subscription. This ia good chance FOR seme
one. address ]. CLARK BEDELL, Charleston, 3.
g. mar8-thths3%
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Gueeidl NotlrE6.

w NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
to all sub-Agents OF the Land Commission, that,
from and after the first day Of March, 1871, they
will report all their proceedings to Hon. F. L.
CARDOzO, Secretary Of the Advisory Board.
RoBT c. DELARGE, L. @. S. s. G.
Hnlnmhia Eahrno ru oa 1eI1 mar11
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w PIMPLES ON THE F4CE.-FOR
Comedones, Blackworms or Grubs, Pimply Erup-
tons and blotched .disngurations on the Face. use
FERRY's COMEDONE AND PIMPLE REMEDY,
llepot No. 40 Bond street, New York Sold by
Druggists everywhere. wholesale by DOWlE,
NOISE & Davis, Charleston, 8. c.
d4a15-thstu3nos
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Wants.

uTANTED, SEVERAL SMART FEMALE
" ASSISTANTS, for the Fancy Business
Apply by letter, giving experience and reference,
Postofflce Box So.B. nar14 ="
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TTNA STEAM FIRE ENGINE CON-
N PANY.-The Regular Monthly Meeting OF
the Company will be held THIS EVENING, 14eh In.
stant, at the Hall, at haf-past O'Clock.
BY order. JOHN McLEISH,
mar14. Secretary.
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OADEMY OF MUSIC.
THE REPETITION OF TIE AMATEUR PER.
FSRMANOE OF
MARRIED LIFE

having been requested by q large number OF clti-
zens, and the ladies and gentlemen OF the Com
pany having kindly consented, for the Benefit Of
the basel street Congregation OF Israelltes; the
performance will take place on WEDNESDAY EVE
MING, March %, at the Academy OF Music, under
the auspices Of the following gentlemen:
Hon. W. D. Porter, J. Marshall, Jr., Esq,
Hon. G. T. Lowndes B. L. David, Esq,
Hon. VIM Whalcy, Theo. D.Wagrer, ESQ.,,
Hon. James Simons, H. 81. Raymond, Esq,
Hon. A. G.. Magxath sfe Slm0nds, ESQ.,.
Hon. Geo. S. Bryan, W. L. Trenholm, ESQ.,,
Hon. J. B. Campbell, A. o. Andrews, Esq,
Hon. Thos. Y Simons A. u. Abrahams, Esq,
Hon. Henry Buist, G. Q. Wltte. ESQ,
B. D. Lazarus, Esq, Stanley q. Trott, ESD,
Vim. Ladder, Esq.,. -. SHaass, Egg.
GEO. S. Cameron, Esq, Vim Gurney, ESQ.,,
L. GroninQ, ESQ.,, Edwin Bates, Esq,
Alva Gage. ESQ.,, T. Cnapln Esq,
g. Follln. ESQ.,. DR.. P. III. Cohen,
George Bowie, Esq, 1. D. @owry, Esq,
n. Leyiu, ESQ, L. e. Johnson, Esq,
j. COlburn, Esq, u. LpeU. ESD,
j. D. Gillespie, Esq, E. q. johnson, ESQ,
+. Esdra. ESQ.,, ]. B. E. Sloan, Esq,
3. Bollmann, ESQ, L-Drucker, Esq,
Annie Esn John Klinck, Esq,
3. Iadtte, ESQ, Henry Bischon, Esq,
&. WeiskopfY, Esq, Capt F. Wagner,
y. o'Neitt-Esq.. !. b; Cohen. Esq,
n.
@. A.W<Almar, ESQ.,, ]. Oh. Caussen, -Es4i
los. L. Tobias, Esg. r. 8. Bruns, ESD,
q. Davis; Esq, G. L. Homes, Esq,
4, s. J. Perry, Esq, A. FAX, Esq,
d. d. Cohen, Esq, B. Sprinz, Esq,
W. G. Dayls, Esq, Dr.. ]. Z. Bnist,
& Platr, ESQ. @. Q. Goodrich, Esq,
W. Thomas, Esq, J. b. steel, Esq.
J. Triest, ESQ.,, X. Furchgott, Esq,
8. y. Service, Esq, ]. ~ Uevefeu4, Esq,
8. 8. Sqlomons, Esq, ]. y. Nathans Esq,
E. W. Dawson, Esq, 1T. Humphreys, Esq,
McDuff Cohen, Eaq., B. R. RlordaD, Esq,
DR.. G. F. PanEnln, E. Mantoue, Esq,
Dr.. J. r. Solomons, Z. Cohen, Esqa
Wn. J. Gayer, Esq, w. ". Smith, ESQ.,
A, %. Cohen, ESQ, l. 0ttolengui, Esq,
N. II. Valentine, Esq, E. Willis, Esq
N. Israel, ESQ.,, A. A. Goldsmith, ESQ.,
e. P. Butts, Esq, W.. Middleton, Esq,
DR.. U. Dayega, Q. +. Levy, ESQ.,,
II. Raphael, ESQ.,, y. Mce, ESQ,
VIM, Mure ESQ.,, I. Elias, Esq,
". A. Courtenay, Esq, Z. Perry, Esq.
PHILIP wINEMAN,
JULiUS i. hoSES, ooid"t''es. :
D. 0TToLENGUL
TICKETS; 81 each. Gan be procured only o
the above named gentlemen.
No Reserved Seats. Doors VIII be open at
O'CLOCK, and performance will commence at
O'Clock precisely. marla-2
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UTANTED,. A SITUATION, "A RE-
w sPECTABLE White Girl, as Cnambermaid
or Childis Nurse Can give reference. Apply at
No IN East Bay. fnarIE1%
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VXTANTED, A WOMAN, TO DO THE
w cooking and washing OF small family.
Apply at No. 1s. Spring street. mari:
HETANTED, A SECONDHAND MELO.
w DEoN, (nve oct8ves.) In good order. Ap.
ply by letter, 10 O.; DAILY NBws once, STATING
makers name aud lowest cash price. mars
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Cashier.
marie

@ NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK
CHARTERED BY THE GOVERNMENT OF THE
UNITED sTATEs-DEPoslTS OVER s., o,ooo-
CHARLESTON BRANCHING. 74 BROAD STREET:
Deposits made on or before MARCH, goth will
draw Interest from March 1gt.
Interest paid or Compounded March, July aud
November.
Deposits OF $50, and upwards, draws Interest
from dale.
Deposits can be withdrawn, without notice,
during Banking hours, from A. NJ, to- N.
Open Saturday nights from toS. to receive
DEPOSITS only, NATHAN RITTER,
reht3 oI. Cashier.
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NHARLESTON HOOK AND LADDER
" COMPANY. No. IAN Adjourned Meetingof
This Company will be held This EVENING at Truck
House. at haE-past 7 O'Clock. Members will
please be punctud. j. Fl. LOEB,
marl4 Secretary.
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COUTH CAROLINA MEDIcAL ASSoCIA-
y TION.-The Annual Meetlng OF the South
Carolina Medical Association Win be held at
Charleston, on the First WEDNESDAY in April,
1871.
County Societies will organize and send their
Delegates. Where no County Society exists,
Physicians nom THE County will please Send Dele:
gates. Arrangements will be made with the
Railroads to pass Delegates for enc fare.
j. SoMERS BUST, M. D.;
mari4-tuf7w1 Recording Secretary so. M. A.
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~ASP PECIAL TERM OF The
Court OF Common Pleas is ordered to commence
OIL MONDAY, March 27th, 1871, for the County Of
Charleston.
By authority of the Hon. r. F.. GRAHAM, Judge
of the First Circuit OF South Carolina.
A. c. RICHMOND,
,nnr11 stnthrm1 Clerk CrohIt Court.
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@- BAKERS CITRATE MAGNESIA.
A splendid preparation Completely supersedtng
the use Of all uauseous pursative Medicines. Sold
by Druggists. JNO. G. BAEER.& i CO., phlladel-
phia.
A full supply on hand by
DR.. q. BAER,
fehz-tuthssmos No.-lSl Meeting street.
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VJIGILANT FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
An Extra Meeting Of your Company will be
held THIS EVENING, at your hall, State street. at
O'Clock. A large attendance desired. Ey order.
EDWARD G. CHUPElN,
mar14 Secretary.
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GURVIvDRS' SSOCIA TIoN OF
y CHARLESTON DISTRICT Regular Meet
Ing ofyour Association Will be held THIS Tuesday
EyENING, at halEpast O'Clock, at the IIall Of the
Charleston Library, corner Of Broad and Church
streets. Aprompt and geneeal attendance OF men,
Bers Is most earnestly desired, as the manner In
which the Anniversary is 10 be celebrated, and
other Important business, win be brought up for
consideration. JAMES ARMSTRONG, JR.,.
maria Secretary.
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MeeAags.


NAReLINK CHAPTER, No:s:l, R. X. M.
ThesKegulsr, BON vocation of GarolinaChap.
tef;;.Eo. l, r. A. M,ywi be held THIS EvENfsG at
O'Clock ct Maaonic HNI. Candidates ipr De:
greeswlIl be punctual in attendance.
marie JOSEPH q. OPPENHEIM, Secretary.
GOUTH CAROLINA FRIENDLY SOCIE-
u TY.-A Regular Monthly Meeting Of tnis
Society Will be held THIS EVENING, at O'Clock,
at Llndste6t Hall, corner King and Calhoun
streets. Members are requested to be punctusl
in attendance BY order OF the President.
marl4-* FRIED. HISCH, Treasurer.
ST. PATRICK'S BENEVOLENT SOCIE-
- TY.-A Regular Monthly Meeting Of your So.
ciety will beheld THIs (Tutsday) EVENING, at Ma.
sonic Han, at haff.past O'Clock.
general attendance Is requested, as business
OF importance will be acted on.
maria ". BAKER. Secretary.
ERMAN STEAM FIRE ENGINE COM
" PANY.-A Regular Monthly Nesting Of your
Company will be held at the Engine Hotse, THIS
EVENING, ct o'clock precisely.
All members are requested to be prompt, as by
siness OF much importance will be acted upon.
By order OF the President.
maria MARX RELITZER, Secretary.
CHARLESTON. RrFLEMEN CHARITA-
" BILE SeCIETY.-Phe Regular Monthly Meet
Ing OF this Society will be held THIS EVENING, a
their hall, at half.past O'Clock BY order.
R0BF: O. STARR, Secretary and Treasurer
marl4
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T OST, IN COMING FROM ADGER'S
IL Wharf, through East Bay, Broad, State and
Market streets. the King street line OF cars In
Meeting street, a Black Jet and Gold Breaslpin,
with three stones hanging. A suitable reward
will be offered II left at J. D0THAGES corner OF
Anson and Calhoun streets. marli-s
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NEWSP PAPERS. SALE A QUANTI-
IN EY OF the above. Apply at Board OF Trade
Rotms, No. l9l Meeting street. novl0-tu
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for 5ale.

WHITE AND CULUKEU MAFTING.
~ White, Checked ond Fancy Colorel MAT:
TING OF good quality. For sale by
mar9-thstu9 A. r. TAFT 6 co.
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ToRENT, A.sU[TE OF TWO OR THREE
i fpe ROOMS. Also, single rooms can be fur
nished. Apply at No. 46 Beaulain Street.
rrar1i-lE
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lost ann .fot1Tn

noG LoT.-sTRAYED Or. STOLEN
~ from the residence corner OF Calhoun and
Rutlelge streets on the l2th instant, well.tran.
ed liver colored SETTER BITOH; answers TO the
name OF Zappho. A suitable reward will be given
Broad street, marl4-i
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E1OL SALE. GOOD YELLOW PINE AND
l. OAK WOOD. at SO and 81 per card. deIiv:
eretl, by DANIEL WEBSTER, fnot Of Council
street. .-mar8-6*
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EOR SALE, SEVER VI ,SEWI&G MA
Il CHIMES, of goou qua Ity, which are Offered
heap. Call at No. 81 Qaeen street, between
Meeting. aud Church streets. fcb14
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GTRAYED A LARGE BLACK NEW
- EOUNDLAND AND Sc TIER. DOG, with .one
white spot on his breast. The finder will please
eSve 1t atNo. rs Broad street, two doors west OF
Meeting. MARI
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-01-14
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Elm the Senate
a resolution was adopted requesting infor-
nation from the Secretary Of War concern
Ing the progress of the works near the
mouth of the Cape Fear River, in North
Carolina.
After an executive session of four hours
upon Porter's confirmation, the Senate adj
iourned until Monday.
HOUSE.
The House is on private bills from the
Committee on Claims.
In the House a private bill was passed,
relieving the Kentucky University and
several Tennessee people.
The bill authorizing the issuance OF five
hundred million dollars in bonds passed,
with an amendment, leaving the quarterly
payment OF interest discretionary with the
Secretary of the Treasury, and goes to the
Senate for concurrence.
Appropriations were resumed.
A motion TO abolish the Bureau of Edu-
cation failed
The House then adjourned.
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Coiiege Festival,

MEssRs EDrToRs No doubt your read
ers would be glad tn know how pie asantly
we epent one night of Christmas week ST
this institution. We shah present TO them
nothing but the outlines of what trans
pired on Friday night, December goth.
It is generally known that all good and
respectable young persons of both sexes
areinvited toIthese halls Of learning, so that
there are now more than O score of estima-
bic young ladies in attendance, who, after
three months hard study, with gladness
hailed the merry Christmas week by in
wiling to tables, burdened with the luxuries
of a bountiful season, the faculty, students
and many friends of the College.
At 81 O'Clock, when the seats in the Col
lege Chapel were well filed with students
and visitors, the assembly were entertained
with hearing the well-wishing song, "A
Happy New Year." after which, all being
requested TO retire to an adjoining room,
there found tables well furnished and
highly embellished. The Divine blessing
being invoked by Pew. VIM. Brown, all
were bountifully = 3plid with refresh
ments, both dainty and substantial.
There was the greatest Joy and affection
ate communion pervading the entire fes-
tive party. Never did Sidonian queen
more Hospitality entertain Trojan guest
at her banquets, although no Bacohus was
there 10 Ill Ing DDW4, llOt lOllg-
haired Jopas TO tune the golden Tyre.
After supper we returned to the chapel,
where for few minutes we were delighted
with the sweet music of our new organ.
Next, pertinent remarks were made by
Judge Hall, DR.. Garner, and others, dis
eanting upon the great Importance Of edn-
eating the public mind.
In turn, Santa Claus was next intro
duced, with his antique hat and jolly old
face, covered from head to foot with bum
dies of toys-holding in his hand bunch
of switches, which, walking right up, he
gave to the President, along with letter.
The President having asked what to do
with them, Santa Claus took one and
swinging il around towards the students
made motions to use them on their backs.
Afterwards he dealt out the toys, together
with humorous letter to each of the boys.
Having completed his mission he stopped,
not TO chat, but sang farewell, and fed
rom our sight. 4 prayer was then offered
and the concourse dismissed. All depart
ed, feeling that they had enjoyed rare
treat that demanded from all who were
present, gratitude to the young ladies of
the College and their instructors, for the
excellent manner i'm which they had pro-
vided for. and conducted the exercises of
the evening.
May God bless the Institution, and raise
up for it many faithful friends.
ONE OF THE STUDENTS.
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One of Mr.. Lincoln's private secretaries
has the original rough draft with all its
interlineations and erasures of the touch
ing Gettysburg orations. Atthat time the
President was very anxious on account OF
the illness of his boy. Tad" and under
these circumstances, in little country
hotel in view of the battlefield, Mr.. Lin
coin wrote the greatest part of the immortal
grafton which has been read and admired
whenever the English language is read or
spoken. The first part Of the grafton,
which had been prepared before leaving
washington, was written with pen and
ink, but the part composed after his arr
val at Gettysburg was written with the
short stub of lead pencil, on struggling
length. Mr. Lincoln was disappointed in
Mr.. Everett's machine oratory, and COM
planned thai 1t reached everybody's ears
that he himself had said anything that
men would not willingly let die.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.

Mr.. Etheridge, Chairman of the Judicia-
ry Committee, presented the following re-
port:
1.-THE judiciary Committee, on the part
of the Senate, have considered Senate joint
resolution No. SO, proposing to remove the
Hon. H. G. Smith, one of the Chancellors
of Tennessee, from Office. The Committee
arc of the opinion that the resolution con-
tains no such specific charges against Chan
cellor Smith as will authorize any action
on the part of the Senate looking to his
removal from office as provided in the Con-
stitution. The Committee arc of opinion
that the causes alleged for removal from
office, in cases of this kind, should be spe-
cihcally stated with reasonable PARTICULAR
ty, and that the same should be formally
presented to the Senate before any action
should be taken by this body
Bill to amend the act 10 restore the East
Division Fair, at Knoxville. Passed.
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General Wilder's health continues bad
Drunkenness has played out in Jonesboro'
Fortunate tom!
The mortality among horses has broken out
in Roane county.
There are 10 students at the East Tennessse
Wesleyan University at Athens.
Ten thousand gallons of brandy we're distilled
in Washington county last year.
Walter Julian, son of W. G. Julian, of Lou
don, died Of disease of the lungs, in Colusa.
California On the ath inst.
A man in Chattanooga was injured by the
bursting Of a cork from ii bottle of Wahoo
Bitters.
H. \. Snyder Ce., Of Chattanooga, ars man
ufaeturing FIRE brick. If they stand the test
these gentlemen will realize fortune
The total indebtedness of Sullivan county TO
January !. ASH, as shown by the report of Col.
G. B. Mcclellan, Chairman of the County
Court is s6,e09 So
Mrs. Taylor widow of Rev D. G. Taylor,
was killed at Greenevillo. Tenn, on Thursday
of last week, by falling on the ice and striking
her head Oh brick
Catherine Miller, OF Sullivan county, COM
m.tted suicide by hanging on the ID inst. The
eoroner's jerry returned verdict accordingly,
attributing Insanity as the cause OF the rash act
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HOME NEWS
DEMOCRATIC Caucus.
More of Kentucky Democracy,


NEw YORK, Jan. I3.-The meeting last
night 10 celebrate the italian unity was
large. Gen. Dix presided.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 12.-The vote in the
Democratic caucus yesterday stood as fol-
lows Blair. 50; Glover, Is; Phelps, 10;
Woodson, 10. Blair thanked the caucus,
and announced himself Democratic, and
pledged himself, if elected, to use his ut
most ability for the interest Of the people
@Missouri
LOUISVILLE, Jan. l3.-It is reported that
masked men and negroes have been fight
ing in Scott county, and It il stated that
lhree blacks and one nlasker were killed.
The frightened blacks are focking into
frankfort.
NEw YoRE, Jan. 1s.-The Ocean Bank
Eas mulcted in excess Of the value Of bonds
held &c collateraIs over the loan with in
lsrest upon the difference. Negligence on
he part Of the Bank, whereby the bonds
we're stolen, has been established.
San FRANCISCO. Jan. 1S.-The Dian
beat the Decry on the 185th inning. The
score stood SOB against ats.
;. General Ford, of Chicago, left papers at
vancouver, indicating an intention 10
Drown himself.