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Distiliery TO be Closed .

Madison, Strstton 4 %. have made ar
plicatiou 10 Dr.. Clfe, Assessor Of lutte ssal
Reveaue f II this Distric', to close their
d,s,lliery, situated one nile from Good
louisville. They desire to close on account
Of scarcity Of water, and revenue official
was sent out yesterday to close the distil-
lew, which is sweet mash house, and has
tee1 IL full operation till forced to suspend
work 10y scarcity Of water.
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Recruiting in Memphis and Nash

Lieut.. Myrick; recruiting agent for the
general service of the United States Army,
who lately transferred his Office from Nash
vile 10 Memphis, seems to be meeting
With better success in the latter fity than
he did in Nashville. He was her, about
month and obtained only six or seven re-
cruits. b hes been in Memphis about
ten or twelve days, and has secured twenty
white ard twenty-four black recruits.
There is now only one recruiting Office
in Nashville, under Msj. Gilmore.
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The MuIffeesboro Monitor, of yesterday,
makes fitting reference to the death Of
Simeon y. C5risty, which occurred on the
10Th inst. Mr.. Christy was an old and
well known merchant of Murfreesboro.
and p Jealous member Of the Methodist
Church. IL both Of which relations he will
DO lere nd kindly remembered by the
r,so-,ls # Rn'heIfOId.
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CATTLE-We report an extremely dull
market. We quote extra fine steers,
averaging 1000 to LOO TBS at 3i@4c;
good medium 3@34c; scaIawags 2@3c.
SHEEP-The supply is about equal to
the demand. All good selections are read
lily taken. We quote at Sl.25@2.25, as to
quality.
Hoas-Market dull We quote at So
BIC, with very few arrivals.
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Road Cases in the County Court.

Next week sort of adjourned session of
a portion Of the County Court will be held
at Judge Turner'S officc, 10 take up road
cases. He has summoned twelve magis-
tfates, and they will meet next Monday at
10 o-clnck.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-14

Geo. r. Calhoun & Co., at the Maxwell
House, have large and splendid stock Of
jewelry, which they are offering very
cheap. N.Y. II
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TntUuctioD Modified.

The Injunction in the case of Karsch d
Co. was modified by Judge G. F. Trigg
yesterday, ct the instance of Dir. Fogg,
The creditor, so as to increase the bond to
$1,000, and to make Karsc6 & % liable to
refund tie money or pay damages.
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STILL CHANCERY.

Further Postponement I'm the NC.
MinnviIIe and Manchester Rail
road Case.
The several complicated phases in the
McMinnville and Manchester Railroad case
have been fully elaborated In the Chancery
Court during considerable part of the last
two days What is known as the Higgins
Board made answer to ths supplemental
petition of the company and stockholders,
and the court yesterday granted the
petitioners twenty days in which to reply.
The hearing this far has involved the read
ing of numerous lengthy petitions, state
ments and other documents.
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WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS
What are the Wild Waves sayingt

Go ssk the troubled waves whose ceaseless roar,
In fury breaks upon the distant shore;
Know ye some spot in all your lonely round,
Where pain is not? But ease and comfort found.
The wild waves answer with perpetual roar,
That very plsce is VAIN & WALKERS STORE
Go ask the wind that sweeps across the plain
To distant lands, and then returns again,
Have ye not found an antidote for care7
A balm to save our fast departing hair?
Old Boress answers from his icy throne
IT'S found IN VAIN & WALKERS HATS slonel
IT'S thus Old Boreas and the Ocean speaks
To him with aching head, that comfort seeks:
Try Vain G2d Walkers Ventilated Hat,
Twill cool the fevered brain; an more thsn that,
Make life pleasure; save your falling hair
The same old number on the PtSbbic Square.
The "Ksty Did," "Katy Didn't" "Cantaloupe,D
"Tropical, T" "WllO' e-Wisp,7 and all the latest
styles OF Ventilated Hats, for the hot wealth er.
Panama and straws for men and boys and chill
dren in great variety. Orders from a distanc e
promptly attended to. VAIN WALKER,
Hatters and Furriers,
APPS tt "a Public Square
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An entertainment at NoiensviIIc.

The citizens of Nolensville propose CIV
ing an entertainment at that place on the
night of the goth inst, with view Of rails
ing funds for the benefit Of the Methodist
Church. The services of A. G. Morrow,
of this city, have been secured, who will
put in some of his ''funnygraphs, during
the evening. The entertainme. will con-
sist of dramas, tableaux, pantomines, vocal
and instrumental music and comic recita-
lions. Ths managers are Geo W. Nor
ton, DR.. Il. w. Winstesd, L. B. Taylor,
DR.. 7. G. Shannon, G. S. Bittick, W. K.
Green and DR.. w. NJ. Clark.
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If you do not wish to have bills present
ed to you nightly by mosquitoes, go to
Ed. 81. Miller's, No. North College
street, and get one of those latest style
Patent Nets, which will be sold at the low
est rnrices ieI7 eod1m
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gen. Battle for Mayor.

reference to the announcement else
where, IT will he seen that our well known
citizen, Gen Joel a. Battle is a candidate
for Mayor &C the ensuing election. No
gentleman IN the city enjoys a greater
popularity than Gen. Battle, and in the
contest for municipal honors, it is safe to
say that he viii have a host of supporter.
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Alabama aud Chattanooga R. 4

The Chattanooga Times of July IS says:
IL is regarded Rs suspicious circum-
stance that one by one the Stantons and
their particular friends have left the city.
Appearances indicate foreclosure under
the second mortgage on the Alabama and
Chattanooga railroad, As previously pro-
posed by Stanton to head off the bank
ruptcy proceedings in New York and
Montgomery. Should this be the case,
coCdhve creditors"
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The anniversary exercises Of the Band
Of Hope viii be held in the Lecture Room
e the First Baptist Church tonight. Ex-
ercises will commence promptly at quar-
ter past eight o'clock. All are invited to
atterH-admission free.
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HAGGARD-DOUGLAS3 the II. Z. Church
South, in GaIstiD, Temp, July -, 1871, by Rev.
w. G.. InnRn, pastor of the Central Bapt't
Church in this city, DR.. W. D. HAGGARD, of Nash
Vile to Miss JENNIE nj DOUGLASS, daus liter Of
Z. B. Douglass, Esq Of Sumner county
ikAttendants: ". }. Peyton and Miss Fannie In
gram; Mr.. D. c. Douglass and Miss Fannie Gage.
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Conductor lands, who had hi7 leg
broken in the recent disaster on the Nash
.v,le sra Northwestern railroad, is rapidly
recov ing. The swelling has about dis
appeared, although the knitting has not
commenced.
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$3.50, COO in gold drawn every seventeen
DAVIS. Prizes cashed and information fur
nished. The highest rates paid for doub
looms, all kinda of gold and silver, Span
ish bank bills, Government securities, etc.
Taylor & Co., Bankers, No. 16 Wall street,
New York. myl6 d&Wu
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Connicts Recovered.

A few days since eight conyicts engaged
in Eeinlpr0vement on the Capitol grounds
were oyerpowered by the excessive heat,
and ono died from sunstroke. TIE others
lave recovered ard are all at work again.
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Voting Population,

We obtained yesterday at the Capitol
the following statistics in relation to the
voting population of various counties:
Hamilton, white 2, $40, black 9S3, total
$500.
LoudUD, white, 1864, black, 24O, total
1904.
Van Buren,, white, 1875, black, %, total
457.
Aggregate voting population of Upton,
(black and white not divided) 8, 459.
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yyusoneud SULLIVAN Counties.

The voting population of Wilson end
Sullivan counties has been reported to the
Secretary Of State as follows: Wilson
white Oh, black l,29l, total >, 1882. Sui
liyaa-total 3,074.
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Mnrnrfnr All.

TIE late rains have been more general
aud copiGus throughout this section than
was at first supposed. We bear of but few
points in Davidson county that have not
been thoroughly refreshed.
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81. CHARLES HOTEL,

Market street, near the Square, Nashville,
Tenn, n. 4. HAMILTON, Proprietor.
Single meals, 80 cts. Boarding and lods-
ng, per day, %, noV1 d&w5
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ASHVILLE, TENN.
, WORD TO CORRESPONDENTS.

We beg to say to all correspondents
that if they wish their articles published,
they must write on only one side OF
rrecf % their paper.
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LOR CAIRO, ST. LOUIS AND 1T
II NEW ORLEANS.-The fine FAs--ssEis,tSsif-saeIH1ll
senger Steamer BURkSVaLLE,H IsET sIsIs,
Master, TaAD GIBSON, Clerk, will leave a. above
on FRIDAY. the 14th inst, at O'Clock p 81. For
freight or passage apply to HARPER q ARTHUR,
Agos., Nos. Al and A Upper Wharf, or HARRISON
4 SON. iv13 -
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London advices Of yesterday quote
5-20s 80 at 92s; '65s at 9244; '67s at OF;
and 10-4Os at 81.
Tennessee bonds are quoted in New
York at 714c for both the old and the new
Bank Of Tennessee notes are quiet and
firm. Dealers buy at 85c and sell at $40.
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Trunk manufaCtory.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's fine Travelling
Trunks, Valises and Satchels, elegant
finish, substantial and very cheap at Dun
stead's, AZ Market street. je27 If
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.

7elegrsDhjc Report from Signal lSergice
Corps, q. S. A., Of Dissertations at
O'clock 2. "
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If you want bargain in good watch
and chain, go and get one from G, L. Cal
houn & Co., Maxwell House. my7 If
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NasbviIIe PRODUCE 1Tnrket,

EGGs Selected lots were selling to-day
at 7@Sc, while other lots regarded as IN
fresh were purchased at 5@Ge.
POTATOES Market dull at 81 2 Dbl for
new Irish potatoes.
PoULrRY-We quote chickens at S2.15@
$50 2 doz.
PEANUTS We quote at $3.50 from store
and SI.75 from wagons. Nothing doing.
HAY-We quote ct S2l q ton.
HoMSY-COmmands $3.50 Z bib.
WooL-We quote combirg 33@3Jc q ID;
carding free from burs, 2S@3lc; tub
washed 4Oc; barry wool 5000 q ID less.
But little coming IN.
BUTTER-We hear Of sales of ordinary
at 1OG12c q ID; choice commands from
2O@25c.
FEATHERs demand is fair at GOO
Csc for strictly prime.
NAVY BEANs-We quote from store at
$3.50 2 bCshel.
BEEswAx-We quote at 2S@3Go.
COTTON SEED-We quote at So 2 tor.
GINsENG-We quote at zoe.
RAGs-Market steady at 4c.
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The Committee of Arrangements having
failed to complete their work IN time for
the proposed excursion of the Tennessee
Press Association to leave Nashville on the
lSt Of August, as heretofore announced, the
time 81 departure from Nashville is post
poned to Aug. 10.
IRA P. JONES, President.
State exchanges please copy.
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BATHS
BATHS Warm and Cold BATHS
BATHS
BATHS

II n ~ tAAAn anu COhN AAS
BATHS
At Chas. Il. Breyer's Shaving and Bath
ing Saloon, Nos. II and 10 Deaderick
street. jy2 eodd
If YOU do not wish to have bills present
ed to you nightly by mosquitoes, go to
Ell. 81. Miller's, No. North College
street, and get one of those latest style
Patent Nets, which will be sold at the low
est prices. jel7 eodlm
Burnett's Cooking Extracts
are the best. apr7 1aw1y fri.
Try our bargain counter for CATERS,
shoes and slippers, at prices from IS cents
and upward. JOHN RANGE Son,
If As College street.
Geo. r. Calhoun & Co., at the Maxwell
House, have large and splendid stock Of
jewelry, which they are offering very
cheap. my7 tt
If you want bargain in a good watch
and chain, go and get one from u, L. CAL
houn & Co., Maxwell House. my7 tt
Trunk nanuTaCtory.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's fine Travelling
Trunks, Valises and Satchels, elegant
finish, substantial and very cheap at Dun
stead's, AZ Market street. je27 If
A splendid assortment of spoon, lark
aud table cutlery, clocks, gold pens and
full line of spectacles can be found OF g.
r. Calhoun i Co.'S, Maxwell House, at
low prices. my7 If
Fruit Cans-Prices Reduced.
ats $780, = OTIS $3.50.
Usual Discount to the Trade.
MAsoN's PORCELAIN LINED FRUIT JARS
The best in the market Sold Cheap by
PHILLIPS, BUTToRFF q Co.,
je28-tf No. % College st.
F. L. DAVIES i Bro. Jewellers and Silver
smiths, Nashville:
The attention of watch buyers is called
to our stock of Waltham watches in gold
and silver cases, specially selected for our
own trade. These watches greatly excel
any others made in this country in beauty,
finish, variety aud in fine time keeping
qualities, and are offered at much lower
prices. maflI
lazarus 4 Morris Perfected Spectacles
are the best. They never tire the eyes;
last many years without change, and are
warranted not to break. Geo. r. Calhoun
& Co, Maxwell House, Jewellers and Op-
ticians, are sole agents for this county.
jy2 2m
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Louisville Markets,

MEMPHIS, July 13.-FlOur dull but IN
changed. Corn irregular and offering
freely. Oats quiet and weak at 66c. Hay
dull and nominal Bran lower, $20.12t.
Lard and pork quiet at unchanged rates.
Bacon, shoulders 7s97kc; clear sides 93c.
Apples, heavy receipts depress the market.
Potatoes steady and in moderate demand
at So OO@3 So
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We are authorized to announce Gen.
JOEL A. BATTLE as q candidate for hIayor
of the city of Nashville at the ensuing mu-
nicipal election in September next. to
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GENERAL MARKETS.

The following are the cotton quotations
received ct the National Savings Company,
corner Union snd College streets, vksTe
cotton, gold, band and stock quOts6ors
are received hourly, and are always scess-
sible to the public.
LIVERPOOL, July IS, 1:2O.-Ma1ket
heavy. Sales 12,O 900 bales; 4, 900 to spec
ulatOrs
LIVERPOOL, July -, HE Market
dull. Sales 10, 900 bales. Uplard5 81;
Orleans CID.
New YoRK, July 10. 1O:8O-Cotton quiet.
July delivery 1890.
New YORK, July Is, :C0.--Market quiet.
Sales 400 bales on the spot Ordinary up
lands 15I; good ordinary III; low mid
ding 1955;; .middling 2O55; Alabama q; o.
leans n /; Texas 81 J.
New YORK, July Is, 2:11.-Cotton dull.
Sales of 400 bales on the spot. Ordinary
uplands 15tc; good ordinary 17so; low
middling 1916; middling 2O5; Alabama 81;
Orleans 2l4 Texas 219. Contracts strong.
July delivery 1916.
NEw YORK, July Is, $780, Cotton quiet
Sales of AGO bales for spinning; II bales
for speculation; 10000 On contracts. Net
receipts 1913 bales; exports to Great
Britain G, 93j bales; stock 1S9, $50 bales.
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New Orleans sTarketS.

New ORLEANS, July 13.-Hsy, none on
landing; sales from warehouse-for prime
S29, choice S32. Pork frmer, mess SIC. %
@16 so. Bacon firm at 7Ic. All others
unchanged. Sterling 1914. Sight 60.
premium Gold 113.
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BALTIMORE, July 13.-Flour steady with
moderate demand. Western family
Sc. 75@7.5O. Wheat in fair demand and
firm; amber $1.55@L65. Corn dull;
mixed Western 71@72c. Oats in good
demand at fall prices; old Western 55@sSc.
Provisions unchanged. Whisky quiet at
s4@944c.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold opened in New York yesterday at
112S, advanced to 1.12t, and closed at
1l2t. Dealers here were paying 1111 and
we've holding at 1121. Gold checks on
New York are lie higher.
Exchange on New York is taken By
the banks at par and is sold by them at /
premium.
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Nashville Provision Market.

Market very quiet except in a local way.
We quote packed from store as follows:
BACoN-Clear sides Zoe; clear nib sides
93c; shoulders 7!c; country hams 124c, and
very scarce.
CHOICE HAMs-Hart & Hsnsley's G. g.
G. canvassed 159@16o.
BREAKFAST BACoS-Hart & Hensley 8
choice S. @. @. O. O. breakfast bacon, can
vsssed, 14@15c.
LARu-Choice leaf in tierces 11tc; half
bbls 12c; kegs 124c; 10 Ii caddies 15e;
> ID caddies 154c; b caddies 154e; buck
cts 15o. $3.50
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Burnett"s Cooking Extracts
are the best ppr7 1aw1y fri.
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At Chas. q. Breyer's Shaving and Bath
ing Saloon, Nos. IA and 16 Desderick
street. iy2 eOdtf
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gAILROAD TIME TABLK.

gAILROAD TIME TABLK.
Tennessee and Pacific Railroad
Two Dsily Trains SUNDAY excepted.
no. l Leaves Nashville at 4:91 P. x
Arrives at Lebanon at 6:30 P. N.
Leaves obanou at....-.6- 30 A H.
Arrives at Nashville ct 80 A. Ne
NC Leaves Lebanon st -. 4:Sl P. NJ
hrr.yas a. Nashville st Z :ib P. NJ
-Iesvss Nashville at. .6:l0 A. NJ
hTrlycs q Lsbsnca s. s:CO A. 81
x-sAvFIIe csta Decatur Railroad
zoJ5a sorTB-NAshvnle and Decatur tThns
to- si-f4oa n, so.,.h Cherry street Il 6;Oc A. T.
spd 2 80 p H. No trsin Sunday morning -,
accommodated q 30 p NJ goes 70 .an,,
r-zs-a svr.va at I:SN 4 n. and ID ?. T. Seooh
rsodstioR at 9 SO A. Il.
s.DuFsvfIEe and NaShvtlle Helh9S1.
80 Sts.ion on North College street 81 80
= ana 2 IS P. n. and 9:4l P. II.
The 2:l5 P NJ train does not op st fhy POM POM
between Nashville and Gallatin, except Eogenelo
Junction, and does not run on SUNDAY.
GaJigSsiu Accommodation, Dniiy'
leaves Nashville. ..'''''''''' SO
srriv6s q. GsLlat-n- W
taT7teEfgFe and Cincinnati Snort LiAe
.,o 7,s snd AGO ulO P. L,
rsxe7ieia a.sd kentucky Es' IL.
Trains or e4e Edgeneld and Kentucky Railroad
s-iU run as foiiows:
NAL leaves EGsliyilie...'..'.--'o ;OO A Il
Express leaves GashTiile'''-'---'''''' o SV T.
J aSsi strives .'''''.'''-' - e a.
Express arrives .'''''---- o''0 A. NJ
e. louis. Memphis, NoshVlhe ano
CTlaFtHnO0Ss Great CeDtrsl
EhrOugEi Line.
y,ss.7oocA train leayeF. 60 A. Il. and 900 ?. \.
arrives AIS P. q. and 40 a. y.
Eysu1phla trsln leaves As a. N. ana 6:2l P r.
ARRIVES =. & 80 A. II. and 5:5l P a
g. Louis tIsi1 leaves. -.3:45 A. NJ and s;IJ p M
% ErriTes. IS 80 A. N. and 5;oU p II
. sscIt-vile trsin leaycE..s:tO P. n.
- arrives % :3S A NJ.
= Ehs $50 Al, and 900 p. n. tTsiHs GO not run
me 8. Is A. n. and 500 P. NJ. trains run daily
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CITY NOTICES.

Grand stock of Trunks and Bags, very
low prices, at Ramage & Sons, As College
street. jy14 If
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I7ZaTus q MOTIFS PeIIsCl5u op6CIaC!ts
are the best They never tire the eyes;
last many years without change, and are
warranted not to break. Geo. Z. Calhoun
& Co., Maxwell House, Jewellers and Op-
ticians, are sole agents for this county.
iu2 ON
Middletown transcript., 1871-10-21
G.ccentrtclty.

One ol the most eccentric pers0nagcs OF
The eighteenth century. The Marquis de Ba-
chnesillc, IL detciihed in an article IN tho
Revue de Normandc. On one occasion ho
had ordctcd a clock 10 be made; II was OF
difficult construction md donbttul taste.
" | must have It by such day." said he TO
the clnckmak.r, "c'ss | will not take H.
"Thc time was sho,t bnt tho Marquis vas
a liberal paymastcr, and therefore the clock
maker took special pains, hired additional
hands, ani finished the cionk on tho appoint.
cd day; bu, II being too late TO deliver Il, he
deferred doing so until the next morning.
On the morrow he presented himself with
the clock befoie the Marquis, but the latter
refused to receive il. "lt you had brou sht
1t yesterday, even at midnight, would
have received il; bu, now II Is too late."
The cloekmaker, In despair, presented ths
loss OF time, labor, and money he had In
Cured In the work, and tho Marquis. who
sometimes showed kind heart Ia the midst
tf bis crotchets, said: 'Here, take your
money, but carry away the clock, have
vowed not TO accept II.
One OF his horses having made false step.
the Marquis caused him 10 be hanged on q
aibbei, aud made hls other horses walk past
the suspended carcass every day, all the
while recommending them 10 take warning
by the example. lie had about fifty or sixty
| OF the pre,tiest canaries, thrushes, bull
fnchcs, and other singing birds; and, having
consulted some deal,rs In biris - 10 the
quantity OF etcds which bird ought 70 con.
sumo IN a year, he had large measure
filled with the exact quantity and thou had
as many similar measures put into tho asiary
as there we're birds. Nov, my pets," ssid
lie to them, ~ have given you enough 70
last you year; you must manage aecosd-
ingly, for you will have NO more iood until
the year is out" At tho end Of three
months, perhaps less, II was all gone. Tue
birds had done as men do; having abuad-
ancc 10 begin with, they had squandsesd II.
Part was consumed part was lost, and part
had become rotten, whom he saw thls he solo
to them, II iorswarned you Of it. and shls
is how you have profitsd By my advicsi
Now, live how you can, and die " you Will. I"
And die they oil did. He had not The hu-
manity even 10 lei thsu 90 nee 70 sAl0 ~
themselves. ihncyins that thsy wsso beoog
Justly punished tor their sstsaVa&anDoe
Middletown transcript., 1871-10-21

Some time since young gentleman, ~
known about town, went 10 consult . LEGAL
gentleman about carrying oil an heirsss. "YVa
cannot do It without DANGER" said tho lswyvs;
"but let her mount a horse, and hold ~
bride and whip; do you then get up bshlnd
her, and be run away with by her, In whlcA
case you are safe" Next day the laWyer found
his daughter had run away In the atossoal1
manner with his client.
Middletown transcript., 1871-10-21

Some weeks ago a young man while q.
gagged In digging iof eorundum tn> ths 0eooo
mine, Macon county, North Carolina, r1g1G9
up 1ne ruby - large = the end y - ~
Middletown transcript., 1871-10-21

vey.uc.s poeiors Dsatis Circus. Catching ehad aed
.h Of kind, from the ar. dsy of Aph is', 10 the
hr y Il October A. D. ISL. With the suu ~ then
rssefs.iy paid fcs sseh csnss 10 the Clsh ~ the
Ps,c. ~ New Css3 County, tor tne Of ihs state Of
n.
Middletown transcript., 1871-10-21
,,sr or r,ge NAmes ~ nErAI1.

a 1.1NT OV THE NAMGN Oi WETAIIe
"A an Of 0nolis, Wares aud Merchandise: pc'sons
LIcenssd 70 cell Intoxicating Liquors. Petars, Tavern
Yespsru Esiur lu,ises lAfs insurance vc,ding Goods
By sample, Rsa naass Agencies. Auctioneers. PHOTO
srspher,, Stations. clscuse.. nroker lre Insurance.
ffcn The fp,rh day u Ocoter 1870 10 the hrst day OF
Ap,i A. D. isti, with the sum by them respectively
paid cs each Lccnss 10 the Clerk OF the Peace os New
caasle Cn,nty. for she Of the state ~ Delsware