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AgricuIturnI FestlraI

The farmers of Madison county are
arousing themselves to theimportance and
dignity OF their vocation. A few days ago
they isised about tour thousand dollars to-
wards fund for the reorganization Of the
Fair A sociation of the county, and have
called nesting at jackson, on the 9TH of
August, which viii be festival in the true
sense of the term-plenty to eat, Of the
best description, and speaking by Hon.
En-. E'heridgc. Col. Killebrew, of this
paper, will also endeavor to comply with
pressing invitation, and be present. The
people of Madison, en- nadSse, and those of
the surrounding counties, are invited, and
a most interesting day is expected.
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CmANoERx COURE.

Argument as TO the Amended Petit
ziOn and Answer In the Winches-
der and Alabama Railroad Case.
Before special Chancellor Demoss, argu-
ment, commenced the day before in the
Winchester and Alabama Railroad case by
Ex-Governor Harris, in support Of the
amended petit N Of Wright & Co., was
yesterday continued, Ex-Governor Foote
spesking in behalf of the answer Of John
Frizzen. He was followed by James New
man, Esq, and District Attorney General
Holmsn, each of whom made an able and
lengthy argument in support of the amend
ed petition of Wright & Co. Col I. B.
Murray, on the side of Mr.. FriZzelIs an
swer, was the next speaker, but had not
concluded his argument when Court sd-
journed until O'Clock this morning.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Country merchants, teachers, parents
pupils viii find the best and cheapest took
of School Books used in city, country and
other schools throughout the State at W.
@. Collier d Co.'S, a Union street, Nsah.
vile, Tenn. Iy
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FROM the returns made 10 the county
Clerks office in New YORK, it is estimated
that there are at least five hundred citi-
zens of New York who are worth 8 quar-
ter OF million dollars and upward. The
returns show less than four hundred in
dividuals of this class, but it is seen that
many names of wealthy persons do not
sppear-ss for instance, the AstoTs, Cor
neIius Vanderbilt, and others. The big
gest fl h in the pool, according to these
returns, is Daniel Drew, who owns up 10
$37, 600, 600; then follow Cornelius
Roosevelt, s19, 900, 600; W. H. Vsnde :
built, Sc, SOC, 900; James Gordon Bennett,
''editor," S6,20O,0OO; Elisha Parmly,
''retired dentist" $500, 600; A. I.
Stewart, $3,OOO,0oO; Peter Gllsey, Ste
bscconist, > $4,000, 600; Elijah Brooks,
ssclothing dealer, " s., 600, 600; and SO on
down to the small fry of one and two
. millions.
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PAREPA-ROsA will sail from Liverpool
next Saturday. In her company will be
Mrs. Van Zandt, who has had q brilliant
career In London and on the continent;
Clara Doria, an English light. soprano,
daughter Of the composer, John Barnett;
Tom Karl, said TO be the Adonis of Eng:
lish tenors, fresh from Italy; Mr.. ami
Mira Aynealey Cook, b1rilone and con
tralto; ana several artists of lesser note,
to say nothing Of such excellent old favor-
ties asthe Seguins, Castle and Campbell.
MIR. Carl Rosa will direct the company
and conduct the orchestra.
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General Superintendent.
STATE RAILROAD COMMISSION.
ERS.
Railroads. Ordered TO be Sold on the
2Oth september Next.

Railroads Ordered TO be Sold on the
2OIh september Next.
The Board Of Commissioners of Rail-
ros Is for tie State of Tennessee, consist
ing of Hons, L. j. Mckinney, A. Wright,
F. b. Fogg, Gov. d. w. g Senter, T. II.
Butler, Secretary of State, ard L. Pr
uehaker. Comptroller, met at the capt.
Yesterday. e.; d sher some consultation, 1t
was ordelod that under The various DEGREES
Of the Obaucery Court, the Knoxville Gnd
ChErlesio on, Rose-svills and Jefferson nj
Knoxville und Kentucky Railroads, with
their franchises, rolling stock and equip
meats shall be sold at public auction on the
2Oth day Of next September, and unless
the decree Ct the Ohaneety COURT shall be
COMPLIED with by the Nashville and North
western Railroad ordedpg the payment OF
the debt to the State within thirty days
CON tbe S,h day Of July, 1871, that rosd
sd i,a f-a.cl!ses and equipments will
also be sold.
a was -is5 crdeIod that the interest OF
tbe state. ucip- it's mortgage debt in the
SorisUes.eyD Railroad and the Western
ard North Car Ina Railroad, be sold-the
d,b,s Grains tie frs being $3.50 900, snd
AGAINST The latter $4,000.
IL IVES Sl5C CSSOlNtu th't AZ eHO hiOoh
time sealed propc sals fol SAID roads and
debts will be received by the Commission
ers and can be sent to the Comptroller al
Nrfh yile, 20 be opened Oh the day OF sale,
and should any such proposals be accept
able TO the Commissioners, no SAFE OF the
road 10 which they sppiy VIII be maze,
but if no such proposals are received 'nel
the sale to proceed.
The Commissioners prov that tne pay
meats nay b. made IN me bones Oh tn'
State and IheiT ooupCns-one. iouitn at 'ht
dat, of 50, End me residue in one, w.
aae threo.y o,,r5 from 10 day Of sale, Vi'i
per5opaI security and a lien Epon the prop
triY sold.
The Board q Commissioners, alter trans
cling the above business, adjourned to 4
o'clock this morning.
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REV. DIR. It. E. SKINNER.
His valedietory Sermon at Column
bus, Ga.

bus, Ga.
The Rev. DR.. T. E. Skinner, formerly
pastor of the First Baptist Church in this
city, delivered his valedictory sermon at
the First Baptist Church in Columbus,
Ga, on Sunday last The Columbus Sun
refers to it as follows:
The valedictory sermon delivered by the
Rev. DIR. 7. e Skinner, on Sabbath at the
First Baptist Church, on the text quoted
above from Job xxxvii. 81, vas thrill
ipgly beautiful and intensely consol-
atory to frail, perplexed humanity.
Rich, terse thought filled periods
adorned the whole discourse, each bear
ing for the listeners heart an olive branch
of hope and peace as the dove bore to
Noah evidence Of receding waters from the
flooded world.
There was no room left now for the
gloomy and dishesrtening. Bright were
the lights in the clouds for all.
1t was a discourse of admirable temper,
and its tender regard for the weaker parts
OF fraii humanity gave an inner view of
big, warm heoyt. No man could have lis
tened-and all listened with intense inter-
est--withous feeling prouder of his race
and having better opinion of men
than before.
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WANTS.
FOR RENT

TOR RENT-TWO LARGE WELL, We :
II Hated rooms, nicely furnished, With good
bosTd, for lady and gentleman, or for two gen
temen, near the Maxwell House. Apply az this
Office Immediately. jy23 ct
TiN0R RENT, LEASE OR sALE-IRBY NOR
n gan's splendid Residence in Edgeheld.
Possession given at once. Apply at my resi-
denee, or to A. II. Hicks, Esq.
jyIslm 1kBY MORGAN.
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Have You Never heard Of It1

Then inquire at your grocer'5 for DooLEY's
CHEMICAL YEAST BAKING PosDER, the only strict
ly pure AID harmless Baking Powder in market,
from which good, sweet pslstsble biscuits, rolls,
cakes, or pastry can be made uniformly with the
same Success. This article has been steadily In
creasing in demand and public favor, and stands
to-day the most relisble Baking Powder in use.
ASK your grocer tor DooLEY's least POWDER and
your testimony to It's practical worth viii be add
ed TO thousands Of others. iyI5 eOdIv&yIt
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BATCHELOR,s HAIR DYE.

This splendid EaIr Dye Is the best in the world
the only true and perfect Dye. H4rmless-ReliA-
ble-Instantsneous-No disappointment-No RI
diculous tints-"DoRs not CONTAIN LEAD NOE ANY
VIrALIC POISON TO INJURE THE HAZE Oh SYsTEM. n
Invgo-stes the Hair and leaves It soft and beauti
ful black or brown. Sold by al druggists and
dealers. Applied at the Factory, Is Bond street.
New York. sep27-ly
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The Law Court,

In the case of Robertson VS.. the Third
Nationsl Bank, judgment Gas rendered
against the latter for 50, 299. r. G.
Anderson, surviving partner, vs. Alex.
Moore and same VS.. Geo. Moore, judy
mepts not vet rendered
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TRUETT, non 6 MORGAN,

TO generous public. Mr.. Irby Morgan brings
to the new firm increased capital IS well ~ large
business experience and acquaintance through
out the South, enabling them, With such increas-
ed facilities, to supply the wants OF eur Southern
people moIe fully than syo- with q frst class
stock Of Fruit Trees, Evergreens, Shrubs, etc.,
well grown and acciimatec to our climate and
soil The beneAt Of my past long experience re-
mains to the new firm, ss we'll - increased fscii-
ties for supplying ali the wants Of the people Of
the Southwest. z. TRUErG.
jgIg In
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UNION AND AMERICAN.

Remember when writing for a
newspaper, write only on one side
OF your paper.
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Riverview Military Academy,

DQUGHKEEPsIE. n. Y.-LoeatIon healthy
4 Scenery unequslsd; Building convenient
Teachers highly educated, earnest, working men.
stem OF order unsurpassed wide-awake,
thorough going ScEoOl for Bcys Wishing to be
trained for Bussnrss, for College, o. for W est
Point or the Naval Acad my. Bddrees OTIS
bLs8GE, a. NJ, Principal aud Proprietor.
iy21 eod2n
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72I Prizes In MI.
.s55O.OOO
FREE LIBRARY IN LOUIsVILLE,

After paying the expenses of the enterprise and
making the distribution Of the Gifts, the balance
Of the proceeds arising from ths sale Of ticketa
viii be appropriated to the establ ishment Ofa
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Tennessee Dental Association

Tennessee Dental Association.
THE FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il Tennessee Dental Association will be held in
Nashville, commencing at 9 o'clock A M, on the
18th inst, at DTs. Bowling & Cobb's office, No. Al
North High street. Arrangements have been
made with propristors of hotels to reduce their
fare as usual on such occasions. We hope to Gee
q arge turn out. X. RUSSELL,
s. J. COBB,
jyl4 eOdtd Committee Of ArrangerDen ts.
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ThOs Bramlette, late Governor OF ky. =. :.
Henry WatersOn, Editor COurisrJOurnal.
Nm Haldeman, President COurier-JOUrnal
Company.
Benjamin CassedaY, of Daily Commercial.
Geo L DOern, Proprietor AnZciger.
II III McCarTy, of the Daily Ledger.
Cain, Clerk jefferson Court OF Common
Pleas.
II w Clusky, Author Political Text Book.
X I Durrett ofthe Louisville Bar.
The Trustees Will be assisted by the following
well-knOwn and eminent citizens of kentuch J,
who have consented to be present at the Con-
cert and to supeTintend the drawing and dis
tributiOn or gifts.
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Officers of Public Library of Kentucky

The holders of tickets TO which gifts are
awarded viii be paid on presentation at the
office in Louisville.
liberal discount will be allowed when 100,
500, or 100 tickets are purchased in q lot. All
orders accompanied by remittanceS will be
promptly attended to, and the tickets returned
by mail registered or expressed as ordered.Ihe
underSigneJ Late princi"ai business manager of
the very successful Mercantile Library Gift
Concert at San Franc SEQ, Cal, has b, en- aF-
pointed Agent and Manager of the Gift Con
cert in aid Of the Public Library Of Kentucky.
The drawing will take place in public, and
everything Will be done TO satisfy buyers OF
tickets that their interest will be rs well pro-
tected as If they personally superintendent the
entire affair
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1910.
1871
-TO---I
FOR THIRTY-ONE YEARS
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER

PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER
HAS BEEN TESTED IN EVERY VARIETY
"A Of climste, and by almost every nation known
TO Americans. 1t 10 the almost constant COM
panion and lnestlmable friend Of the missionary
and the traveller, CT SOC and land, aud no one
should travel on our lakes or rivers without it.
Pain Killer was the frst and is the only
permanent pain ieliever. Since the Pain Killer
was first introduced, and net with such unsur
passed sale, many Lnimonts, Psnaceas and other
remedies have been offered To the public. but not
standard OF the Pain Killer. Why Is this SO? 1t
is because Davis Pain Killer Is what 1t
clsiTos TO be-a reueyer CT pain. Its merits are
unsurpassed.
II you are suffering from internal pain, twenty
or thirty drops Ia little water viii most In
staluy cure you. There is nothing to equal It. In
few moments IT cures Colo, Cramps, spAsrns,
Hearthurni Uiarrhoea, Dyse1tery, Elux, Wind In
the Bowels, Sopr stomach, Dyspepsia, SICK Head
ache. In sections Of the ooantry where FEVER
AND AGUE prevail, there is no remedy held in
IL 81 hand . apply 1t at the first attack Of any
pain. Il Will give satisfactory relief snd cave
hours OF suffering.
Do not trihe with yourselves by testing untried
Inc PAIN KILLER, as many worthless nostrums
are attempted to be sold on the great reputation
OF this valuable medicine.
IL Directions accompany esch bottle.
Price, % cts, 80 cts. and 81 per bottle.
in. EsAREsES & CO., CinciunAII, a.,
Projectors for the Southern and Western States.
For sale by
BERRY, DEMOYJLLE & CO., Nashville
ETIN, PENDLETCN b CO., Nashville.
LITTERER & CABLER, Nashville.
WHELooa, FINLAY b o., New Orleans.
O. P. JONES Z co., Memphis.
r 4. ROBINSON & co., Louisville
And by al Medicine Dealers.
iel3 dtill nh n. "a &wIAm SD
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SUPERVIsORs;

Hon JOhua T Bullitt, late Chief Justice Ky.
H1n5H } sites, Judge JED Court Com. Pleas.
Hon 4 Il COchrane. Chan. Lou. Chan. Court.
Hon Il w Bruce, Judge JEFF. Circuit Court.
Hon w L HOke, Judge JEFF County Court.
Hon Baxter, Mayor OF Louisville.
Hon L l. Burnett, City Attorney.
Henry WolfOrd. City Treasure Louisville.
hon y Webb, senator Of Kentucky.
Col q q Wharton, U District ttOrney.
Col Phil Lee, Pros Atty 9Th Judicial Circuit.
Gen j 4 Boyle, President n, II & ERR.
DR. > Bell, PIOi Med University, louisville
Col JilsOn L Johnson, Proprietor Gait HouS O.
Hon Proctor Knott, late member Congress
A % Brannin. Pres't Louisville Board Ira e
James BTidgetOrd, Pres't 2d National Bank
Andrew Graham, Tobacco and Cotton Mer-
chant
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We bave not kept the expenditures
classified as ordinary and extraordinary,
and hence are unable go 20 separate them.
Respectfully submitted,
]. W. THOMAS,
General Superintendent.
On motion the above report ives received
and ordered to be fled.
Col. Allen offered a resolution author
ling conductors 20 pesS free Of charge per-
sons who came 70 vote by proxy in the
election Of to-day. Adopted.
Ia regard to the recent ChsnceTy decree,
authorizing the Clerk and Master to take
N account of the property Of the road, it
was stated that DO such account had yet
been taken.
On motion Of Hon. A. d. Kingman, the
meeting adjourned until the last Wednes-
day in July, 1872, at the Cour house in
Nashville.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Mayor.

For Mayor.
We are authorized to announce Gen.
JOEL a. BATTLE as a candidate for Mayor
of the city of Nashville at the ensuing mu-
nicipal election in September next. te
We are authorized to announce DE-. o.
K. WINSTON as a candidate for Mayor of
Nashville, at the ensuing Municipal cleo
lion. I'd.
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NASHVILLE AND NORTHWEST
ERN RAILROAD.

Annual Meeting of StOckhOIdeIs-
Election of Directors - Report of
Expenditures, Receipts, etc.
At the annual meeting in this city yes
terdav OF The stockholders in the Nashville
and Northwestern Railroad, Hon. Alvin
Hawkins was chosen chairman, and Messrs.
Smith and Williams requested to act as
clerks.
ELECTION OF STOCK DIRECTORS.
The following named gentlemen were
elected Directors for the ensuing twelve
months: r. G. McNsiry, R. Il. Gardner,
W. F. Cooper, A. 81. Hicks, E. D. Hicks,
w. f. Bang, W. J. Carter, A. Hawkins, G.
s. Allen, A. Gardner, ]. A Gardner, ]. E.
Vincent, j. H Dodd, A, D. kingman and
I. Z. Glssson.
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
Col. John A. Gardner, Agent for the
State and stockholders submitted the fol-
lowing report of j. W. Thomas, the Gen
eJal Superintendent:
To Col. John A. Gardner, Agent Of Nashville and
Northwestern Eailrosd:
Below please find statement of the earn
ines and expenses Of the Nashville and
Northwestern Railroad, from Jan. l, 1870,
tc June 80, 1871, and also the information
requested by Col. Cardwell's resolution
adopted at g recent meeting Of the stock
holders:
The earnings OF the road have been
From passage. go. S243, ago 80
- freight. 354, 6S3 p
- rents and
privileges. S,l97 81
d" ex bsg'ge. 254 $500, sos q
From freight and Government
transportation mot availa-
bie)......... ....... S28, lib %
EXPENSES.
Maintenance Of
S435, $50 81
Motive Power. 234, $50 SO
Maintenance Of
Cars......-...... 59,S43 4o
Con ucting
transportation 1876, 32S OF
Miscellaneous. 1896 IL -$963, 684 IL
Excess Of expenses over earn
iTG6........................ ,OIJ -
Daring the present lease we have pur-
chased
.46, 7I8 cross-ties, costing......$ S4,977 0S
I.772, 764 feet Of bridge timber 22,SS6 81
s. Isl cords of vood............ 5O,679 AZ
4D7, 3G7 lbs. chairs, spiked
spices. ....................,....... 900 81
PAD for repairs to engines...... 50, us 90
&" - = "cars-..... zee. 1851 SO
g buildings and repairs. 1927 10
4" &c rent OF ca-sand engines 6S, 337 81
Salaries Of oi9ica.f.................. 19,23S a
Amount paid employees. ........ 39I, 3.8 81
We bave not kept the expenditures
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TO BE CALLED TEE
Public Library of Kentucl<y
TRuSTEES:

Ths Concert and Distribution will take place
under the immediate supervision OF tho Trustees
named In the act OF incorporation, who sre as
O.,
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TO the Fruit Growers of the
South.

HAVING THIS DAY SOLD OUT ~ INTER-
IL est in the Nursery Business ION account Of
failing healthy latelJ carried on By Z. Trge't &
Sons, to Lrby Morgxa, late Of TrbE Morgan,
OBryan & Co., : wish to express nv thaaks 10
the public Of the Southern States for thar liberal
patronage during the past forty years or more,
and TO recommend the new arm OF
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100000.

DY AUTHORITY OF A SPECIAL ACT OF THE
ID Legislature Of Kentucky, Of March Is 1871.
the Trustees OF tie Public Library Of Kentucky
VIII give
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BEERSHEBA.

A Grand Bal-BriIIiant Array of
Beauty-OId GaiIants Renewing
their Youth-E Magnificent sup
per-Beersheba ms a Summer Ese-
sort-SOme Nashville Men of Note,
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A New Political scusntion.

While but two Southern papers of any
note-the Lynchburg Virginian and the
Memphis Appeal-have thus far protested
against the new democratic departure, such
stanch Southern democratic organs as the
Montgomery (Ala.) Adgcrtiser are coming out
earnestly In Its favor and deprccating the
taking Of the ntterances of JEFF Davis as the
sentiment of the South. On the latter point
the Adgerfiser declares that it ''does not
believe that Mr.. Davis remarks affected the
preco lceived opinions and determinations of
fifty persons In the entire South" The Adcer-
tiser concludes an elaborate editorial on the
subject as follows:-
Now In all seriousness we desire to say that there
Is no reason TO doubt that Just "a Tennessee has
already done the other Southern States, without
exception IN their turn, viii make another rebel
lionr by heartily Joining the OHIO and PENNSYLVANIA
democracy on their platform.
This is "another rebellion" Of an altogether
different character from that attributed by the
Northern radicals 10 be in contemplation by
the Southern democratic leaders. Whether
JEFF Davis remarks have or have not affected
the opinions Of people In the South, IL Is
pretty certain that they have had very
decided effect In the North In encouraging the
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PAGE.
ADVERTISEMENTS
= Advertisements.
3-Supposed Suicide-Sale Of Unclaimed Express
Packages disease Among the Oysters-Mar-
T1ages aud Deaths Advertisements.
4-Editcrials: Lead .ng Article, "German Imperial
lam and What May be Expected from IT,
Amusement Announcements.
6-Edltorias Continued from Fourth Page)-
France: Bonapartst Effort to Garry the Sup.
Elementary Elections; The Prince Imperial q
Candidate News nom Greece-Reports from
and the Dramatic Evils Affecting American
Society: Rev. Dr. Ewer's Broadside Against
Rings Of All Klnds-Large Fire in Sixty fifth
Etreet-Couft Cdendars-New Line OF Bra
lillian Steamers-Tornado In Massachusetts
Miscellaneous Observation-Disclosures McCul-
loch Not one Of the Grand Git Concert Gen.
Hy-Removal OF One OF the Ancient Fins OF
Lynn-Local ltems-BusIness Notices.
8-Afiars III Peru-New YORK City News-Brook-
lyn Matters-The Shatemuc Boat Club Profits
or Farnine-rne New ork Eye and Ear In
frmary-Fnanclal and Commercial Reports
Another Man TO be Hung with Rull011s Rope
An N. ID. Accused OF PerJury-A Shaker Eiope-
ment
S-AdverlSements.
e-Religious: Flashes OF Gospel Truth; Flashes OF
Summer Lightning and the Descen. Of Heavy
RAIN Five Thousand OF the Faithful IN o
Thunder Storm; Powerful Sermon BY Mr..
Beecner on the Pleasantly and Proftableness OF
Pain; Peace and the Joint High Commission;
Prevarcaiion and White Lying Rebuked; Sun
day Services and Sermons IN the Metropolis
Brooklyn and Washington.
O. Religious CONTINUED from Eighth Page)-Lfte-
rary Cnit-chat-A Domestic Iragedy-The
Farmers GAIN Nictory.The Lawless
ders-Captain Hall and the Signal Service
Running Notes, Political and General
fO-GermaDy: The Empire Resuming the Peaceful
I.abors OF Progress and Civilization; The
Treaty with France; A lawyers Views OF the
Relationz Between America and Germany;
The Empire and Its Neighbours; VIII the Great.
ness OF Germany Retald Emigrat IN 10 the
United Statesf Prince Bismarck and the Irish
Shipping Observation-Disclosures