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Gov fairebilI ~ Wisconsin tele.
graphs a follows from Green Bay 10
relation q the Wisconsin fires The
appalling calamity has not been cxagg-
Grated Over 800 mea women and
children arc destitute The loss or life
Is very great not less tban 500 per.
sons hayc been burned t. death al
pishtego Scores Of men. women and
children arc now % temporary hospitals
bnfned aud MANNED. Money, clothing
bedding boots and shoes and proYis-
ious d ail kinds unc0okcd are wanted.
also, hailiing materials aud everything
needed Is a family 10 commence life
wisb The people are responding nobly
bat there Is 20 danger % too much be-
ihg received Tho destitute must Be
provided 81 during the winter
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MYRON CLAKK,S EsTAIE-

STATE az VERMONT, Manchester District rs.
At Probate Court held at Manchester within
and for said District Of Manchester on the Ith
day OF October A b 1871
Present. Hon. H. i. BURTON Judge.
The Executor ot tho last will and Testament %
MyTon Clark, late Of Manchester, IN said District,
deceased, presented AZ application IN writing 10
said Court setting forth the amount 81 debts al
lowed against said estate, and the expenses III
administering upon the same, and also the
amount Of the personal property not specifically
devised by said tcstAtlr aud representing that
it viii be necessary 20 soil portion 81 the real
estate Of the said deceased 70 pay the debts and
expenses Of his eststr ana further representing
Chat portion o. said real estate consists u the
reverriDuary interest belonging 10 fsid estate 10
certain lsuls and itpemeutH Wiligd by the raid
tesiator 10 bin Wiie during her natural iio, aud
praying cad Cuuf. 10 grant him llceuec g. sell
said feYe's6nafy Interest f9r iho reasons above
set for h.
Nhereuton 1t was ordered that bearing up1u
said application De held d a Probate Court % Dc
held at the Probate Office ln Aauchthter IN said
District on The last "Wednesday IN October, H..
1871 and that notice q said Application, tho IA
ture and feaspns thereof aud TIC tins aud place
Of hearing thereon be given b Ell persons inter
estod by Publishing 4 certified copy n the geoofd
ot SAID afdrr three wrcka sHceesciyfiy 10 the
Manchester journal. a newspaper printed at said
Manchester, pr yioua 70 Fsid time of hearing
A true Record,
AttcH, t0yELAND MUNsON, Register
A true copy 81 record
Attest, IOYELAND MrNSgN, Register.
208wlGk
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FaB paacs'us she baraag q
Aaasiec M eao SHiay rbt
haFt pru Ihc
- ae gaVg oat atoat i9e i,
aaer ahh ca Essences uE wihi
ne hlpIss tova &c
e 81 night us.
l estimated s. nearly million doi
l paa vhleh there 6 only go 900
insurance Ibe people g Grand Rap.
ma Grand Haven have sappIiod
Immediate necessities. aud sena.
t Try snl the mayor 81 Grand Hap.
ia aaye ISSUED aa earnest appeal q
tie ih whole state ior aij
lay taat tAa latest news from
Naa.sta more tHat confirms al the
worst reports which were first cceiyed
lle uevs from Michigan Is eery
mea hat most terrible though up
details have come 70 hand. The total
destruction ofa largo number oCt3wns
Is reported including Holland sausa-
tuck 5.4aisteo and Others. Il IS re-
ported iha, thc whole west coast 81
Green Bay Is 90 fire. from Greeu Bay
e.ty to Ncuomonee Depcrc Wnghts-
town aud Fort Howsrl are threatened.
30 rain fall for two months until
Sunday, when copious
showers were hailed with joy Great
numbers q wounded have been brought
10 Green Bay The scenes arc appall-
ing Men and women were literally
roasted alive, their eyes burned out and
ears melted or
Aduces from Fond du Lac say that
the rcl orts from the northern districts
grow hourly worse The accounts Of
suffering are unparalleled Clothing
food and monen are greatly needed
Fires are also reported in Calumet
county Dwellings, barns, hay, grain
and stock have been destroyed. Not
a single town in the county has escap
ed; all the crops are destroyed. Par
ticulars have not been received The
settlement o. Willamson's Mills at
Sturgeon has been burned and sixty
lives were lost
Late advices say the tow us Of Mari.
eta and Marinette were partially
saved The heavy rain which is fall.
ing has nearly cxtinguished the fires in
Calumet and eheeborgan counties The
loss Of life on the east shore in Dover
and kawaunee counties is appalling.
All communication is severed, and the
terrible news comes slowly. At Pen
saukeo, twenty-five dwellings were
burned and several lives lost. The
destruction Of hay, farm houses and
horses IN the vicinity is complete. At
Russells, Dover Co. two hundred hons
es, comprising a belgian settlement
were destroyed and large number Of
persons are missing Menekaune has
been destroyed and all its inhabitants
arc destitute, honseless and homeless.
No particulars.
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altafa alaHst ESQ
faie ic Agents AID
fast a4st oaaler a.a1er apaa a.
tr ftHr uf eiss 81 tafh faWa
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IN BANKRIIpTCY

In the District Cour, Of the United States Tor
The District Of Vermont.
Ia the matter Of Way & Egglcston BaDkupts.
In Bankruptcy.
Notice Is hereby giyon thata petition has been
flied IN said Court, by Henry + Way and 1fu-
man G, Egglogton individually and co-partners
under the name Of Way q Egglcston, Or Man.
chester 10 SAID District, duly declared bankrnpts
under the Act u Congress of Starch 2l 1867. Tor
discharge and certificate thereof, from 90 thoW
individual aud cp-rartncf.bip debts and other
claims pr1rable under said Act, and that the 7th
day Of November, 1871 al 10 ocloaka M before
his Chhmters in the City OF Burlington, is ~.
signed for the hearing 81 the same, whom aud
where all creditors who have proved their debts
aud other persons III interest. mas attend and
show cause. II any thoy have, why tho prayer
Of sal petitioners should not be granted.
Dated at Burlington, on the gtli day Of October
Ill b. b, SMALIY, Clerk
2l3A23x
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
JOINS ssnGeuD Petition
Ts fort
n .e-a.54fY ara.s Tt..y.ar

JaHN ssnGoon Petition
~ fora
HNs4u SARGcaD Divorce.
70 The Hon. the County Court next to DO held
al Bennington. within aud tor tho CuuAty ~
Bennington 1u ihp drsi Tuesday n December, A.
D., 1911
Your petitioner John E4fgOBd II Sunderland
Ia the county q Domination. would respectfully
repre- emf, that on tie liih dag % January, A. ~
1879. ~ W - Nassau iu the eouutg ~ faussel.
70 tsi1 llaunEh serFOId, ere then bearing hrf
maitaH name n Hannah Jacubie by tho Rev
Nr Holmes, minister II Tie gospel aud then
pastor y the Dutch reformed church ut ss.d
West Aassau. luat ff1m tie time ~ raid mar
rage they iFed together ~ husband aud wife 10
the c0a4h q Rensselaer, hnd Washington ia
The state % Nos YORK. uutii lhe spring N 1853.
zheu your petitioner and The said Hannah moved
nto Sunderland, "a TIE eIdHty % Bennington
Wbufc yep# petitioner has Hiuce resided and sun
residas your petitioner faribHrrepfcseB thst
be and tic -ait Hauhah frsted it sal suudeg-
laid 40 husband aad aifo uatii about the afrt
day II October, A. D., 1855 ahen tie esd Han.
nah, without auY jgalAahle cause, shan.
dDued Your petitioner and sent W
OF sgmeahefe IN tee staif II Has York aBd
shea iast heard frJm Hum6nhere ia sAga.
tpga county. aud has usFer since returned and
aiill continues szid dtseftlpn, aud your petition
~ has never seen her slaee Hh0 iFft aforesaid
Your petitioner therefore pra3r for a bill ~ "a,
rafae, that TIE h9uat 81 Wstnmany between
them may b. severed, And yaas petitioner slisl
ever pray J0hN sABGOND.
Sunderland, October 80, is7l
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sarfs Avn csNHFNr@.
Stra eea r. eenta have aesa ais .iss
Rs Paialg nAs fe 1a
m rr 5 u 80 ds3
animation
Gov Ea tIi~a h a 3
~ ama ae aa a. mHH e
paata u3 aaa teaai rs
suppression oftte husla
there were seyc distinct afcs at >tfa-
ru.e y 50 saturday night * 8
which were inenasr Fortunately 80
serious dam-ge ~. done opposed
Is 81 Plot g burn he rj,
Miers grain elevator aaj lae ware,
h1ase api siWehouse adjoining 81 TaroH-
O. Ont were buraeA 81 saturday loss
*8ot1 insured CO. $4,000 in thc Etha
Of Hartford and other 5ammnits
The Ce4om-h5nsc officers at Boston.
hatc seized cargo 81 tobacco. valued al
sl@loo3 belonging to samuel A. Way II
was entered g1D0 pound less Than the
actual weight sad heavy damage allow
aucc was obtained The Government
would have lost $4,000.
The custom officers have discovered d
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 49,.
HARVEY srONf, ''n
nIIARIES D MrNS lNS EsrArE.

srATFor VERMONT, Manchester District ss.
Az Probate Court held 40 Manchester within
aud ipr paid District Of Manchester on the 9Th
day Of 5 ptcmher A d 1871
Present, Hon, f. B, BURTON. Judge
The administrator on tho estate Of Charles d.
MuDa1u la.e of Manchester Ia said Distinct, de-
ceased mado application 70 rcnder his count
WheIeupon ~ vas ordered that hearing upon
said app eatian be had al Probate Court 10 be
held At the Probate ONCE IN Manchester, 10 said
district on tho last Wednesday in october, 1871,
aud that notice thereof De given 90 all pcrsous IN
lerested by Publishing certified copy Of the
record 0f said order three weeks excessively in
IHE MANehEsref JoruNAL, q newspaper printed
81 said Manchester previous % sad time Of
healag
true record,
Attest, L0yEfAND MuNSoN, Register
true copy " record
Attest, LoYEIAND MuNs0N, Register
2D3W23y
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II seems 10 be fact that the disease
which Is causing 50 much apprehension
il not the AslstIc cholera. Ii does not
come from the 0aBges, bBt from Russia,
where L has raged FOR The last six or
seven years. Unlike tie cholera, il is con-
tsgious, and does not advance steadily,
bat remains where i stops.
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sl.lo i Vermont. Dsal.agIga County,. J.

Ht&AN u FtlHfHuts ~ th#hENfA Arelufss 81
brnuiUgton County CgHff, Dsc fefa. 1871
Whereas Il app sFs I'd 3 ha safp99a ~ hau.
definnd 10 raid county has asea h lhs aasae n
The CLERK 81 the C4ausy EJgrt Do and ~ sslI
county his libel fJf ; divorce from Haaaah Asf-
good his ~ife and il Appeu lng from sEid Abcl
that said Hannah ekrgooa tha iABelses q without
lhls state Therefore H " ordered teal ns3d
Hannah HAfgOod be D0tiaed = sppssr before .Le
Gonnty Court nexi 70 n holden q Bennington
within shd f0f tie County u Bennington
On the hFsl Tuesday q Deesmber. is5l E make
answer % said Libel, by publishing saia libel t9-
gstAef altA thus order tAfee erfks suacf ssfYely
10 The Manchester JocHahl printed ~ MFGeAus.
tef 10 said county, tbg iast y sAieh Futiestians
slsll b At ieast 80 seek pfeflgas ~ gAe 6ata-
nlencen.eAt u sasd II hi - Caan
Witaess NJ hand = Ma aesstsf ihis lt8 aay
n OetobsF, A. b., Isl II, X FOWLER
Sstss Deputy Cisfk
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n EhTlHTHY The Undersigned would
/ ! respectfully announce 50 thg pm ie that lie
is nov prepared 20 furnish Dental Places made
OF new and beautiful material, Whioh cannot tail
to give satisfaction This hase courists Of PEE
culsr composition Of solid call,diou which poss.
essgs all the advantages that have ever been
hoped fur from eDlludi0u ~ PEiUNHur, The
main features " this base are ae fJliapA
lst tie lighter snd Rt the same time Il onger
than rubber.
"a It's color ~ very near that 81 the natural
gum aud viii not chan iu the mouth
81 Itssnhfcly free from ll unpleasant taste,
~, It's not inluri0us 20 any mouth, oven tie
worcestershire, which is not trae ui rubber platce
which contain large amount Of mercury.
9th. 1t il more pleasant to the wuafCr than
platcs made Of any other material whatever.
Call and sce ~ Opposite tho Music Hall.
A 81 JOHNSON, Dentist
Manchester, March -. ltfi. ijly2i0t
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kfl
Aaf nuB aI
te
mn
Ev
at m rs
alt eastern Y ll
tau F 400 aH st
ar Ha sla
re fIle u Altealy
s a maaI g 6r..
r Sins mla
eHep $50 nIatg its ietaIane
ttaaI i H8ctap- uIl
hm afalaaa tsa than
f it3.litats millions money
mFlb tHt Chicago ui.l b. !
eale ly 70 mans w-pee i6W Il
gae Hra aa5ucval visited t
1aa fm sbg Gas taa atest % ibe
smosrt afpmpeHF 1csmeclth5l hls
e' occurred IN 1866 ihe great The
So 1oaaau ragged taar day and
am nights. aad ieG h6ascless Give.
aya 30 tie population within
''e "4l's % me city fNt London at
''Ai u'ae contained lees Than 6V 0oo
lesiie LH l''- p enc biSit 9-N9
nous were consumed in Constantine
PIE. IH 1880 lAe Ire ih ne" Work
maze 2 total less 81 sla,09o t'o7 The
''ss uE i4e fgf''aaa iifs % Is'' was
fiVlp'R .''3.
amor y the fealafAabie things som
hcslsa "iih we great hfe, o. the unit
'efsa' sympathy which is felt Tor the
7'''e'ets' A1 1a'y throughout our own
couh'ry, bnt ~ Europe 4he people
everywhere are lying 70 their relief
Inc people q burlington huliand,
montpelier remington ana aii me
principal towns q oor own State are
ao'hs "hat they can New York city
~ aolhg hooly' a !. stewart leading
on WIN Q glit oi S9o wv.
contributions continue 70 pour ~
rom a'i quarters. fosioh.s cash con-
trlbntiohs already reach nearly $500
wv, beslles an immense amount 81
coming Ueuaing aha othef supplies,
seferat carloads o. winch nave been
forwarded. ran hiYer has voted so.
wv ana many other Ne" England
cli'es anl towns are contributing libef-
any Il'tsoufg' ia, mas raised Si6o'-
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+ .O0K Al THIS.
Il. II. HOLLEY
has iast returned from New Ysrk With q fresh
supply of
ma Go0oDS GEDfERfEg,
Hardware,
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Ladies' Fnrs,
aud alec rplenid a- orimrui ~
HEADf-MADE efOriHSG.
"a salts o. o herBiso 10
accommodate the purchaser
al the al owe goods siil be cold down 10 Gle
lore uaifr Ha5@ iQr cash, ofaB three month"; tins
lor good reliable credit Please call AID sse nv
1t ck bciurs purchasing.
D0rset Nt, Uet lGtb, ISL g9fw27x
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FARM FOR SALE.
DoN'rGO WEST FOR A Farm
wien you can buy
a00 lcle. "a Goaa Lanl "a sl00O.

SUITABLY divided into moving, ulsgo aud pas.
turc lands Il viii keep i0 COW aud team. There
j. Oh the promises large sppl6 orchard part
~ Nhicitts rattea fruit fhore Is aiso good
comfortable hnn8e, barn aud ouibm'dmgs Alsn
~ acres VI good timber snd wood land lying
within one mile ~ tao gont saw mills Tho said
preme0s are On good road within 4 mile Of
school, etc 1ormH cosy. For further particu.
lars address orapply 20
N. HART
y f2H south Londonderry, Vt.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-21
Nashville Produce Market

TEANUTs-Market stiff, and we hear con-
sd rnb!o inquiry. We quote at SL.25@
40.
DRIED FBU1T-In demand We quote
apples 34@ic; quarter peaches &c; half
do 90.
BnAN-We quote loose at $17 2 ton; in
sacks S2l.
POTATOES good demand We quote
Northern as follows: Neshanocks, . Dbl,
S4.75; Peach Blow, 81 80; Russets, 81 80;
Early Rose, So %; London Lady. $3.50;
Buck Eyes, $3.50; Pink Eyes, S4.75; Early
Goodrich, $4.75.
FEATHERs-In fair demand. We quote
prime 62c; choice Csc.
EGGs-A little improved. We note sales
from first hands to-day at 17@lSc.
HAY-We quote at $25 per ton, De
liyered in depot
ONIoNs-We quote at 1915 per b5l.
NAVY BEANs-We quote at s. z bushel
from store
BROOM OoRN-We quote at 2t@4tc ac-
cording to quality.
SAUR KBAUr-Sales from store at so 2
barrel.
BUTTER-Market weak. We note sales
of country at 16@17c; choice do zoe.
GREEN FRUIr-Teunessee apples are
about exhausted. We quote nominelly at
S304 q Dbl; choice Northern are very
scarce, aud have advanced to s. q Dbl.
BEEswAx-We quote at 25c
CoTToN SEED-We quote at 50 7 ton.
GINsENG-We quote at Coo.
SHIPsTUFF-We quote at $50 q ton.
MIDDLINGs-Are held at $40 4 ton.
RAGs-We quote at &c ss the outside
figure.
WooL-We quote bury at 15@20c; M
washed without burs 25@26c; washed
without burs 35O40c.
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NASHVILLE UNION AND AMERICANA FEBRUARY a. 1911

be assumed, and that q seed-time may. yet
be given to French farmers, or Europe it
self may have partly to pay the penalty of
this prolonged and saIguiDary strife. It
is evident from the continuance OF yefy
high prices in Germany that there are no
large stocks anywhere to fall back upon,
aud in America almost every market has
lately been q rising ono; while the United
Kingdom, in foreign corn and -four, has
scarcely a months consumption in store.
Moreover, there is no prospect of any per-
manent reduction in meat with SO little
fodder, and we hear that corn is going
largely into consumption IS its substitute.
If SO, our short crop of cereals can not
long hold out, and we shall be in danger
Of a general rise from our oTn necessities,
without making any calculationsf0r Franco
or elsewhere. Large imports must, there
fore, be wanted from the Black Sea On the
opening of its ports, IS well as American
stores, SO soon as the canals shall be free.
1t is well this year that The crop of maize
is favorably reported, as it may come in as
a capital substitute for wheat for human
food, and make up for some of the def
cheney in spring corn for general purposes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-21

NEW YORK, Fec. 20 Flour dull and
dropping at S. 5OG6. so for shipping
grades extra. wheat dull and Lominai;
red amber $1.5SG1.6I. Corn opened
firm ard closed dull; No. 2 mixed, 83@
S3tc. Risky 92G924c. Coffee firm,
demand fair; Rio, l3tG16tc. Sugar duu
snd dropping; Cuba, 94c. Molssses-N
0. 53@1Ue. Rice 73GS4c.
CincinnaTi Markets.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 20 CottOn-demand
fair and -dva1ced; middings 145c. Flour
dull and dropping; family So. 1906. 40.
Wheat steady and in moderate demand;
Red S1.3!9LSS. Coru steady with mod
crate demand at 57G5Sc Oats, demand
good fO- No. ., F2Gj37 Barley steady.
Pork duh and nominal, a,kiug S22. ESQ
% 30. Lard dull and nominal; read and
gut, 12ic, steam, 125c, kettle. l24c Blu k
meats dull and unsettled; asking SIS loo
S. lG5. Bacon dull and nominal st %, III,
he. In order to sell any article in the pro-
vision line Of any importance, concessions
would have to be made. There is eonsid-
cradle country stuff on the market seeking
offers. Whisky steady at SIC. -
Louisville Markets.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 2O.-Bagging very
quiet and nominal Cotton better; mid
diings 1895. Flour quiet and firm; extra
fa=ily So. Grain firm and a good de-
mand for wheat, corn and oats. Groceries
firm and in fair demaud. Hsy-improved
demand; sales Of chOjee at $50. Provisions
firm and IN fair demand IN orders. Ness
pork S22. 80. Bacon s3@u2GI24c. Bulk
meats S4@lOfGll40. Lard 124@144c.
Hams, sugsr-cured lde; plain 15c. Whisky
steady at SIC Tobacco active: sales of
230 hOgshesds; SjGG.2j for trash to low
leaf; SIO@l7 for medium to good leaf
NJ. Louis Markets.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 20-FlouE scarce and
firm; supertiue winter s.. T5G6. 90; the
latter for choice; extras Sc 25G6. 90.
Wheat irregular; No. 3 red SL39; No.
? red fall Il held g. $50, with SL4 $50
SI.47 offered. Com 8uu and Dropping:
mixed sacked 5sc. Write DO. 6I662c. Oats
firmer, at 5OG J4c. IA elevator Barley
unchanged. Rye duil aud dropping: SIOO
@IO3. Provisions dull and uOminally
lower.
New York Cotton IInrKet.
New YoER, Feb. .-COttOn-demand
active; advanced 4e; mIddiing uplsnds 15tc.
Nevg Orleans Cotton Market.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 2O.-COttOn steady;
middlng 1+tGI45c.
Mobile Cotton Market.
McBHE, Feb. 90 Cotton firm, mid
dlings 144c.
Charleston Cotton n nrket.
CHARLESTON, Feb. ~. - Cotton firm;
middiugs 14lc.
Gagvess0u Cotton MARKET.
GALVESTON, Feb. 20 -Cotton-good or
binary l2ic
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-21

Judge Emmons, who las closed the
United States Court ct Knoxville, passed
through this city yesterday en- route for
Louisville, where We are informed he in
tends so sit at session Of the United
States Court H
Among the many friends visiting Us yes
terday, We note with pleasure the presence
Of Hon. A. ]. McClain, Of Carthage, late of
the Supreme Bench of Tennessee, who has
removed to our sister city OF Edgefeld,
with view of making his permanent
| home among us, to practice his profession.
His judicial acumeD and professional skill
are too well known to need any words of
COMMUNICATION from u.s. We welcome HIM
and his family among us, and ask the kind
courtesy Of our citizens in their behalf.
Our sanctum was enlivened yesterday
BY visit from Hon. T. D.. Davenport, OF
Lawrenceburg, late member of the Con-
stitUtional Convention, who has been at
tending Our Supreme Court for several
days We wish him great success.
Col. Bale Peyton, of Gallatin; DIR. j.
W. Mccall, of Huntington; John Bran
ham, of Sumner County, and l.. R. Clark,
of Carroll County, were registered at the
St. Charles Hotel last night.
Ex-GOv. Harris was in The city yester-
day. -
Gen. W. A. Q1arles, of Montgomery,
was registered a. the Maxwell House yes
terday. --
NJ. L. Alexander, of the house of Mon
roe, Smaltz & Co., Philadelphia, was call
ing upon his numerous friends in the city
yesterday.
Sergeant Cul,um, Of the city police
force, who has been to the country for
soma days past with q view of recuperating
his health, has again returned and is on
duty at headquarters,
TEE following gentlemen were guests
at The MaXN ell House last night: J. NJ.
Sloss, President Nashville ald Decatur
Railroad, ex-Gov Isham G. Harris, of
Memphis, A. T. Lacy, of Memphis, M.
J. Wicks President Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad, Gen. A. r. Wright, of
Georgia, Hoa. Chas. Ready, of Murtrees-
bJro, Col II. Stuart, of Louisville, and
Rev. J. II. Bryson, Of Shelbyville.
Gen. Qaarles, who has been in the city
for several days past, left yesterday for
Claksville.