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The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-03-12

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OPEN DAY AND EVENING q NO EAcAEpl. 40
dThesA spauoung eAas>hsrtaA aa5 time;
no .distipsatipn made in regard tOrAes or
color. The design Of the Institution iiato
furnish a Opportunities 10 those Wishing q
tspid, thorough and practical business edu,
cation, fifty to one hundred per cent saved
b9 stdaents,1 BY takiag the rapid coasnSmerciul
eos'tse aPAties having ordisaryo ability,
who have entirely neglected thekiedusation
nevfhsns the opportunity to quality them
selves fey almost Any position in the State,
IN ~ incredible short time, I'D esuoE an
From two to three months is Al that re-
quires to complete the commercial course.
Terms reduced 70 suit the times. = = -. -
For further Information call at the Col
leTe. 1ccH fl alaiiiN 81 10 - ,
10 dsisaq odi lcpsSSfe. A. T. selovezrs, bha-
9df teG LsbHemmo9s1 b'Principsles
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CITY SEXTON

Messrs. Gheens, Pratt, Rhodes, Marling,
Pool, Jimson and King were placed in nom
nation, and on the 9Th ballot Mr.. Gheens
received II votes and Mr.. Pratt 10.
CITY PHYSICIAN.
NC. Cotton placed in nomination the
names of several candidates, and on the 9Th
ballot Dr.E Sneed received is votes, and DIR.
Stout II.
The Convention then dissolved, and OF
motion the Council adjourned until
O'Clock Wednesday night.
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Death of Capt. ]. ]. Mcdaniel.

1t is with emotions indeed painful, that
we to-day announce the death of our per-
sOnal and fraternal friend, Capt. JAMES j..
MCDANIEL, which sad event occurred at
5 O'Clock yesterday morning, after a weeks
affection with flux. For many ydtfs past we
have known and loved Jim McDaniel-known
him because of his connection with the
typographical fraternity-lOved him because
he was brave and generous man, a stead
fast friend, and a consistent advocate of
Justice and right. The faults that were his
were those common to men of quick i'm
pulses and strong attachment to friends and
principles. The virtues that adorned his life
will be cherished by his kindred and friends
as are the happy recOllectiOns Ofthe loved and
lost Capt. Mcdaniel was a native Of
Nashville, and was soldier in the war of
the United States against Mexico, and also
in the artillery service of the Confederate
States. He was prominently connected
with the Printers Union, having been Pres
ident of that Society, and its representative
in the National Assembly. With the be-
reaved wife and kinsmen of Capt. McDan-
lei, we deeply sympathise, for we know how
and why they loved him. The funeral
takes place at 10 O'Clock Sunday morning,
under the direction of the Nashville Typo
graphical Union.
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THE COTTON Markets.

Liverpool, Oct. I3--COtton firm; middling
upland 9x d; middling Orleans 10d; sales Is 900
bales for speculation, and export 3, 900 bales re-
ceipts Of the week 40 900 bales; American Il 900
bales; actual export 10 900 bales for speculation
24,00O bales; stock ON hand f1.O 900 bales; AmeEi-
can IA 900 baSes; stock ahoat 472 900 bales; Ame
rican 80, 500 hales. Breadstuf unchanged
New Orleans, Oct. I3-- Cotton arus:
sales 2,750 bales; good ordinary 1s9lsHe; low
middling 1S@@l9c; middling l9 919ke; receipts
3,i98 bales; exports TO Philadelphia 500 bales, 70
Hsyre Is bales; stock $500 bales; sales Of the
week y 900 bales; nett receipts SIS bAle gross
receipts l6, ss1 bales exports cOastwise $50 bales
to Havre 7s bales.
New York, Oct I3.-Cotton-Opened arm
but closed dull;middling uplands 2OXc.
ST. Louis, Oct I3.-COttOn fra; mIddnng
19c.
Louisville, Oct. I3--COtton demand fair
and prices higher; middling 1sKc-
Memphis, Oct I3--COtton dull; mIddIlng
1sxc. Receipts Los bales; shipments ass
bales; receipts 12,NO bales; shipments OF the
week I ,2i0 bales; sales Of the week 80 bales;
stock on hand ,BT5 bales.
Galveston, Oct I3--CottOn hrmer; rood
ordinary l6Ec. Net receipts I ,092 bales; exports
coastwise Isl bales sales 100 bales stock H,2iA
bales.
Savannah. Oct. I3.-Cotton arm; low mid
ding 1Sx Gl94c; receipts $685. exports coast
wise l55 bales; sales 800; stock Il, 534.
Mobile, Oct I3--COttOn frmer; middling
IKE; net receipts $50 bales; exports coastsise
rs bales; sales 100 bales; stock 10 ,345 bales.
Charleston, Oct. I3.-COttOn steady; mid
ding 1SH 9i9c; net receipts /, T4 bales; exports
cOastwise ,6fS bales; sales 40s bales, stock 2sn
bales.
Cincinnati, Oct I3--COtton steady at fall
prices; low middling 19c.
Montgomery, Ala, Oct. 1.-THE Mont
gOmery cotton market is quiet Low middllng
1sc; offerings not large.
Columbus, Ga, Oct. Cotton-There
| Is not much demane or Offering. Street buyers
| take most wagon cotton Middlings lsc; low
middlings NK6Hzc. Sales Sc bales. Recoipts
| 249 bales. Shipments 81 bales.
| Macon. Ca, Oct. II--Receipts TODAY J2i
| bales Sales +39 bales. Shipped 46s bales. Re
| eeipts for the week ending this evening S,052
bales; sales Z, Dos bales; shipments 935 bales.
We quote Liverpool middlings at II &c. A fancy
| article would bring II &c. The lower grades are
| in smaller demand, and buyers are making
greater difference than usual between the grades
Selma, Oct. 1I--Sales to-day 100 bales.
Middlings is%c; low middlings Is 8fsxe. De-
mand good. Market quiet and firm.
Augusta, Oct u--COtton-With q good
demand the market has ruled steady to-day at
about II 1 6nTe for Liverpool middling; lhe
offerings were good and sales reached $50 bales;
at the close, however, the market was slightly
easier but not quOtably lover Reesipts S0a
bales.
Philadelphia, Oct n.-COttOn qsist.
Middlings 3Oc.
Baltimore, Oct II--COttOn firm. Mid
| ding 19xc. Net receipts 80 bales; gress $50
bales exports eOastwise 10 bales; sales 330 stock
| 1850.
Boston, Oct. II.-Cotton dull Middiines
20xc. Net receipts u bales; gross 49e bales;
| sales 30; stock $500.
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New Advertisements.

The National Savings Company, corner
Union and College streets, are doing a regI-
lar exchange and banking business; they re-
ceiye deposits and allow interest thereon;
they buy and sell exchange on New York,
Cincinnati and New Orleans; they furnish
drafts in amounts wanted on London, Dub
lin, Edinburg and all parts of Germany;
they keep for sale Government, State,
coHnty and corporation bonds; they furnish
taxpayers with Bank of Tennessee notes,
county warrants, etc, at low rates, and they
always pay the highest rates for gold, silver
and uncurrent bank notes.
For double width Empress cloth at Fifty
cents a ward, 90 to Chas. Richheimer q Co.
Notice the card of the winter arrange
ment Of the st. Louis, Memphis, Nashville
and Chattanooga Central Short Line, great
through route to St. Louis, Chicago, and
the South; splendid arrangements, fast
time, reliable connections, safe travelling
and low fare; direct connection between
the East. via Nashville and Chattanooga,
and the South.
Consult your duties by reading the COM
mon school notice of w. q. Ewing, and
avoid the penalty inflicted 10y law.
Read what J. w. Ewing has to say about
Geo. Owen and you will he convinced of
HE innocence.
Look at the advertisement Of the United
States Hotel, Louisville, ny.
y. B. Wormack has withdrawn from the
firm of Geo. +. Akcrs & Co., who have a
card in the new advertisements.
Arlington, Farrar & Co., agents, No. 81
North Cherry street, offer for sale cheap
houses in South Nashville.
A meeting of the Reunion and Reform
Association is called for at o'clock to-
night, at the courthouse. Let all attend.
Lewis Rice, of the American House,
Boston, offers great inducements to the
travelling public stopping at his old reliable
hotel.
The charm of beauty is made known by
the use of SOzodont the great dental pre-
server.
Who loves TO eat? All such should 60 to
the New Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia.
Who took my coat? the man who did it
should return the same and save himself
trouble.
ga dress for 50 cents-call at Oh. Richhei-
mer d Co.'S and see his new Empress
cloth just arrived.
Hide yourself or 60 TO Hamilton & Cum
ningham's and sell your hides for cash
quotations furnished free on application.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Cor
inthian Lodge takes place in the Lodge room
at the usual hour this evening.
j. ID. Mmphrec, Clerk of the Hickman
County Court, has an advertisement Of
Land Sales in tO-day's issue.
All members of the Nashville Typo
graphical Union are requested to meet at
Engineers Hall, Cherry street, At O'Clock
this morning for the transaction of very i'm
Gortant business.
Read the sale notice of miscellaneous
household and kitchen goods by Waterman,
Shields ~ Co., to commence at 10 O'Clock
to-day.
Two pairs Spectaeles, and two fans which
the. owner may get by calling on Jno. IL.
Williams, 49, North Cherry street.
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AnlusementS.

At present the prospects for amusements
are brilliant and enticing. The Lawrence
troupe have arrived from Buffalo, New
York, and have an engagement at the Acad-
emy of Music. What their merits or tai
ent are we are unable to say, but predict
a successful season for them while in our
city. DeCastro, the wonderful head-chop-
per and great magician, makes his first APP
pearance at Masonic Hall on Monday even
ing. Grey's Dramatic Company, strongly
reinforced by number Of brilliant and
popularmembers, both ladies and gentlemen
of the art, who have had an enviable reputa-
ton and won lasting praises from the
citizens of other cities, will appear next
Monday evening at the Old Theater, which,
having been thoroughly renovated and re-
paired inside, with all necessary stage fix
lures and scenic Ornamentation, presents
an appearance and offers inducements not
less attractive than will be the triumphant
efforts Of the fascinating company whose
entertainments thus far have been gener-
ously attended and delightfully."- enjoyed by
the refined and elite of oIlr community.
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south Union Hotel.

This fine hotel has been taken charge of
by our friend j. Kerby, Esq, late of Rock
field, and we are satisfied he will meet all
Just expectations of those visiting Shaker
town. The hotel is only half mile from
that town, with plenty of rooms to accom-
modate all who visit the Shakers or attend
the Sulphur Springs, which are very fine.
This new arrangement in the line of fine
hotel accommodations will be hailed with
great pleasure by the people wishing to
visit South Union, KY, as Mr.. Kerby has
energy, taste and experience, with large
means invested to make his house all that
such place should be-a home Of comfort,
elegance, and good living. We commend
him and his house to all visiting South
Union, knowing they will not fail TO be
pleased and well attended to.
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peated calls, said that after hearing the sub
jet so well handled he felt that he could do
no more than heartily endorse what had
been said.
Mr.. J. j. Mccain in humorous speech
called on the Association to unite in an effort
to persuade the Legislature to take action
in the matter, There was about to be a
vacancy in the House of Representatives,
and he proposed that Mr.. COlyar should be
the man to fill it. He called ON the meet
ing to trot out the old war horse and nomi-
nate him at once. He made the motion
that Col. Colyar be nominated as their can
didate.
Mr.. Weakley moved in amendment
''that it is sense of this assembly that Col.
Colyar be our choice as representative in
the event of the resignation of the Hon.
Jasper Taylor" Carried.
Col. Colyar said-Mr. Chairman and
gentlemen, when the vacancy is announced
by the Governor, l can respond to this call.
| have heard frequently that resignation
had been sent in, but that is not official and
it has not been read and certainly has not
been announced by the Governor. When
it is announced 1 will make
response to the President of this
Association which he will communicate to
you in some way. 1t would not he appro-
pirate, it would not be proper for me to
make any response this evening.
Mr.. McCann.-I would state that depu-
tation waited on Mr.. Taylor, and he said
he had sent in bis resignation.
Col. Colyar.-I think you will all say that
it is better, on reflection, that there should
bo no raSnonse IL is all very right and
proper for this Association to indicate its
purpose, but think that it is better there
should be no response to-day.
cannot take my place without thanking
YOU for the compliment. No compliment
could be paid me that would be more CRATE
full or more acceptable than the one you
have paid me, and | need not state the
reasons. want to say this to you, gentle
men, no matter who you send to the
Legislature, do not put too much trust in
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ARrllIiant Affair.

The residence of Col. L. W. Cole, Presi-
dent of the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad, was last night the scene of one of
most brilliant assemblages that has occur
red in the city for years. The occasion was
an entertainment given in honor Of Gov.
John G. Brown and his accomplished lady.
During the evening, the residence was visi-
ted by large numbers ofwell-knOwn citizens,
members Of the Legislature, and distinguish
ed strangers in the city, with delightful
music, pleasant conversation, and withal a
reunion of the most agreeable character,
the large assemblage of ladies' and gentlemen
passed most enjoyable evening, and the
honored guests were afforded the pleasure
of a reception that was not only brilliant,
but in every respect delightful.
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Educational.

Yesterday afternoon the School Commits
sioners, and large number of citizens Of
the Third Civil District, met at Mount
View school house, for the purpose of or
ganizing the school. Capt. Samuel Don
elson, Superintendent of Public Schools
for Davidson county, was present, and
made an able and eloquent address to the
Commissioners, explaining the operation
and nature of the school laws, the county
school system, and showing the Importance
of education in its practical relations, be-
sides instructing the Commissioners as to
their duties, urging a prompt and faithful
discharge of the same. Several who were
present testify TO the satisfaction and favor
able impression made by Capt. DonelsOn
in his speech.
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OF the Track.

Tho Louisville freight train due here at
about half past eleven night before last ran
off the track half mile beyond Edgeteld
junction, smashing up several cars and
wOrsting the track. In consequence the
outgoing passenger train for Louisville, that
left at 9:45 the same night was detained
twelve hours on the spot and did not reach
Gallatin until IL o'clock yesterday. The
Louisville train due about 9 did not arrive
until about eleven yesterday morning, hay-
ing to flag from Edgefield Junction and stop
half an hour at HendersOnville.
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him. believe ia men working themselves.
If you are in. favor of removing this
composition, and viii be as much
in earnest, and determined to work and
to continue working as think
you ought TO be, then the thing viii be
accomplished. Rely on yourselves, on your
own energies and work Determine to
work, work, work, until this thing is done.
The following committee was appointed
to memorabilia the Legislature. Messrs. J..
r. McCann, Weakley, Taylor, Chas. Rich,
Thos. Brennan and John J. Mccain.
The meeting adjourned at 10:15 P. NJ.
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THE COURTS.

LAW CoURT.-The jury trying the case
of Monallan VS.. Cavanaugh yesterday rem
dered Judgment in favor of the plaintiff for
S94. Ten cases will be called to-day, com
mencing at No. IL.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-The testimony and
argument in the case of Andrew II. COus-
sens VS.. VIM. b. Bayless and others being
completed, the charge of Judge Baxter to
the jury will be made this morning. Case
No. 600 has been reached, closing the reg
ular docket for the present term.
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Personal.

The Rev. J. Phillips, of Shelbyville, who
was married TO Miss Lucy Dayton, OF thaI
place on Thursday morning, spent Gay or
two at the Maxwell House, but LETT i0r Leo
anon Yesterday, to visit Judge Fhilllps'
brother of the groom. Rev. w. A. NeiSon'
of Edgetield, went to Shelbyyllle 10 perform
the ceremony.
Hon. Elizur Wright the great Actuary, IS
at present in the city, the guest OF capt
L. ID. Farnsworth.
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Voting Statistics.

Official returns to the Secretary Of State
show the voting population Of the following
counties: Claiborne, 1906 whites and 152
colored; total 1857. Hawkin, 2,797 whites
and 31S colored; total 1864. Campbeli
I,277 whites and ~ colored; total $40.
Returns from Grundy county state that there
are 700 white males over twenty-one years
of age in that county. 1t seems Grundy
has no negro voters. ''What will Mrs.
Erundy saw TO that
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LOsDOS, Oct. IS, 40 p. M.-COnsols- fer
money, and 81 on account L. s. 5-20s Of ts62,
s2k; DO '65, s9A; do 81, 90Ri 10 +0's, SIX. Tai
low AS.
PARIS, Oct 13.-Rentes 56f c.Specie IN Bank
Of France increased 70 .g33 nGO francs
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Personal Card ~.

PERSONAL Jdru. .. Y NASHVILLE, Oct.
Is, 1S71.-Gen. Joel A. Battle-Dear Sir:
The bearer Geo. Owen, who was arrested
and put in Jail upon charge of assault and
battery upon the person of his wife, has ap-
piled to me to write you in reference to the
matter. l can say this much, that his wife
told me that the charges against him were
false and employed me to defend him.
From what know | don't believe him
guilty as charged. Very respectfully,
octl4lt j. W. EWING.
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MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets.

LosDOH, Oct. Is, 40 P. M.-COnsols-s2K fer
money, and 80 y on account L. s. 5-20s Of is62,
S2Ki DO go, SA; do %, 90Ri 10 40's, SIX. Tai
low AS.
PARIS, Oct 13.-Rentes 56f Coo Specie IN Bank
Of France increased TO 500 600 francs
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Oct 13.-GOld duh and steady st
h@1l4K. Loans were made at from to 1-S4
per cent per day Tor use, and late in the day %
s COR carrying. Clearings SsS3 100000. Govern.
ments dun and weak this morning, subsequently
stronger and advancing on some issues SARc,
closed feveTish- Stock Exchange presented an
animated scene during the morning and business
WAS large. Railway speculation opened with
buOyant feeling, and prices advanced faom - ,
per cent, but the announcement that large
operator in Reading and Philadelphia had failed
precipitated the market into state Of depres-
sion and early improvement was lost During the
evening there was a word that Commodore had
loaned some leading operator 500, 600, which
started the market up once more and the highest
prices of the day were made; the market at It's
close was strong and higher. Money easier at
der cent for currency and for gold. State
Bonds very weak, Tennessee and new South Car
Oliua leading the decline. Missouri bonds SIX;
Tennessee, old, 65: do new, 64X; Virginia, new
S. do. old, %; North Carolina, old, IS; do. new,
q.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NBw YORK, Oct. iS--Market quiet but arrs,
as the trade feel confident that the people OF the
Northwest VIII yet require \ great amount Of
goods to replace the quantity consumed In CHI
gage
New York Markets.
NEW YORK, Oct 1s--Wheat S1-5ssf.75. Cof-
fee-Rio 1sk @isc. Sugar-Cuba 81 @i0c- Rice
s@9Hc.
Cincinnati Markets.
CISCIENATI, Oct 13.-FlOur-family S6.s5G7 %
Wheat, read, S1.4OG1.43. Corn, ear, 53d54c;
shelled Sc. Lard 105 91O4c Pork sl3-25, asked.
BacOn-clear rib side Sc; clear sac, closing nom
inal for both. Whisky soc,
"a Wnufa MaElxaaa
ST. LOUIS, Oct f3.-FlOur, superfne, s5.25.
Wheat, slow and heavy; No. red s1-3Seei-Se; No.
2 white el.5O. Corn quiet; mixed on track 46K4
&c; In WharehSuse 4Sc. Tobacco firm. Hemp
and bagging unchanged. Pork steady; jObbiag
and Overlots t3@l3Kc Bacon quiet for jObbinE
and order lots; shoulders 4 6sc; clear rib sid-s
s45Kc; clear sides SKGsxc. Lard quiet a.
9R@9Xc. Hogs In good demand; s3754440
Cattle unchanged, ranging from si-25 to $40.
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, Oct 13.-Baggingq quiet and steady;
round lots i6KGf7Zc. Graln-Supply light,
firm. Wheat-Red and white S140GS1.55. Corn
6O655c, ear and shelled. Tobacco quiet and Urn;
sales &C hhds-; Tugs 7@7xe; low to medium leaf
s@sXc.
New Orleans Market
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 13.-Sugar &c. Dgolssses,
inferior, 4sc. Whisky, ordinary focstesd 9sc
Choice s1.04. Coffee scarce; prime Rio 1s@1e Ne.
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Marriage Licenses.

The Clerk of the County Court, for the
week ending yesterday, issued marriage
licenses to the following named parties:
Joseph Hudson and Ellen Dunlap.
II. G. Mcdaniel and Julia Woods.
Charles r. Shaudoins and Mary A. Z. NJ.
Dickinson.
j. r. Pace and Amanda Z. Holt.
j. NJ. Patterson and IsOra johnson.
John A. Stadtmiller and Lizzie Flippin.
Charles n. Castew2n and Mary l.. Page.
John Lane and Mary Jane Hosey.
w. L. Fuqua and Melsura NJ. Fuqua.
Tazewell II. Young and Susan Drake.
And four colOred couples.
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A Lifetime Devoted to the study of the
wants of the travelling public has given the
American House, Boston, through its vet
eran landlord, Lewis Rice, a wide and en-
viable reputation. Newly furnished, and
supplied with all modern Improvements.
Opt11-1t
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Fire Alarm.

A false fire alarm, caused by the burning
out Olga chimney at the residence of Mrs.
Martha Gennett, No. 267 South Cherry
street, was sounded at 10 O'Clock yesterday
morning. The whole fire department
turned out and made haste for the scene OF
disaster, but were disappointed in not be-
ing allowed an opportunity of pumping
water.
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Examines fnr thn Indins -ALrs

Examples for the Ladies'. -.Mrs. ].
Van Bergen, of Rochester, n. Y, purchased
her Wheeler 81 Wilson Machine in 1853.
In the first IA months she made 1905 vests
and pairs of pantalOons, from the coarsest
to the finest material, besides doing her
family sewing. She has not broken a nee
die for the last seven years. oct14-1t
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DeIteiOus wines,

Among the numerous contributors ofhne
wines at the late Fair was j. p. Coussens.
He took premium on very superior ar
ticle of gooseberry wine, and diploma ON
his blackberry wine, and also exhibited
delicious article of white blackberry wine
and variety ofnative wines from the grape.
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state Teachers Association.

The officers and executive committee of
the Tennessee State Teachers Association
are requested to meet at the office Of eX-
Gov. n. S. Brown to-day, at 8 O'Clock. The
friends interested in the approaching session
of the Association are requested to be pres
ent, and the committees are requested to
rnnnTf
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OF Duty.

Our young friend w. E. Dunoway, agent
Of the Cumberland Presbyterian Board of
Publication, has gone to spend few days
at his fathers home at jackson, in order to
restore his health. His many friends will
be glad to hear of his early restoration and
relurn