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l.. MONTGOMERY BoNp, Treasurer.
DUNCAN VI. MITCnEsoN, Secretary.
Office of the Committee, No. G23 Walnut Street
DLLII L OIL

Office Of the Committee, No. G23 Walnut Street,
PHlLADELPnIA, Oct. 81, 1871.
Dear Sir The object of the appointment of
the foregoing committee is to secure contributions
for the afflicted and suffering poor of Chicago
from all those of our citizens who have not vet
been called upon to give to the relief of our sister
city, and who do not Belong to professions or
trades, for the cauVussiug Of which committees
have been alrc'dy appointed.
The terrible effects Of the overwhelming catas-
trophe which has ruincd ANA rendered housclcss
many tens of thousands of our fellow country
men, just at the commencement of winter, can
only be mti@ated by the prompt and liberal do
nations Of all classes Of our people. Fellow Citi-
zens, Manufacturers, Mechanics und Tradcsmrn
of the City of Brothcry Love give of your
abundance ANA to the best of your ability for the
relief of The suffering men, women aud children
of Chicago, or the Northwest, and you will never
regret the money you thus contribute.
DUNCAN NJ. MlTCliESON, Secretary.
Oiice, No. G23 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
Ilours-lG to 3.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-12-02

THU far eS'ConIroller Counelly, Of New
York, has hilel N secure the requisite
amount Of bail, which has been hxgd az
s,,OO10O0, aud, being charged sllh glgan'
tie sglhdlng, he IL allowed Ia ,ymain al a
bllel, NhsN.s, " hls crime ssrs of petty
grade, No would b. looking lhroush bars
ega ihh.
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(From the New York HerGlG.)

y Women and children nre going round,
seeking something to satisfy their hunger, which
there Is nothing to supply, No one has pruVl-
sion or money. What provisions there were in
the city are now burned or eaten. \ few people
have enough for n day or two--uot longer. Pro-
visions are arriving, but are distributed "a fast
as possible. Twenty dead bodies have been
taken to the station ON the North silc. At pre-
sent II is impossible to know who they are. As
night comes on, the want of gas Is kcculy felt.
There are few candles in the city, and no water
except what Is taken from the Lake. Great fears
of thieves are felt on the West side and General
Sheridan i Ntil calling for troops from different
posts To keep order. All business AMI work Is
suspended, aud every one Is occupied IN procur-
ing something to eat, and places OF shelter The
suffering on the NOlth side are hcaIt rcnd.ng.
Fifty thousand men, women and children are
hudllcd together like SO many animals. Seven
teen thousand Germans aud lri-h are PRAYING
for relief. lle'ples, children are asking for hrnr
from heart broken parents, who know not which
way To tuln, nor to do, except TO await supplies
which must be slOw In coming, a. there is part
of the burnt district where II Is almost impossible
to travel. Patients who had been removed from
beds of sickness to save lives, which were nearly
spent, were all exposed to the rain .Ls, night aud
the cold raw winds to-day. Several deaths have
occurred AT Lincoln Park. Another u4ht must
be spent in the Lincoln Park and the brick lclIs
! of Division street, and yet another. Trains and
extras are loaded to their fullest capacity taking
/ people away, who in many instances have no
place To 20 TO, but yet cannot stay here, and each
/ train leaves five times us many passengers u~ lL
! takes away, The "Eyenlng Journal got oGt
half II sheet tonight, and other papers will fol-
| low tomorrow.
/ When sending subscriptions please write names
| plaiuly 80 that they can be correctly
acknowledged.
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Terrlbie Disaster seyent live Pii.
griuis DroW ued,

ALENANpHlA, Esypl, Nov, A-A
steamer, uamo not given, crowded with
pilgrims from Alglers ta route tu Mecca Via
the suez canal, Mas run iuto estegday aud
sunk, agy,uiy'hye ul hvg passengers we're
droNned, No European travellers were
losl, 80 Tar "a asoerlainel.
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Nearly iu,00l asfsan, read lhe psaeefal
espfY stes psaocfai " lasl ufsk,
Asighbog afe yoa nol hllls eslgaFa'
gsnl Leave oa 1hgss hsaEss aad you elll
a. ueaNT uaHegi
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nnrs lurs for IeIirr.

FINilE hghsrfitei, Frfilsui el netrn fuinis. Au.
sutla tssuship Aofihuintenana t.uHil 4,
pa, h8a tafe guls iuf itiirii shllh a. pht q
g. thasr afilrifd slih thlf aunullus iirfarfr Na
HaHll eaIe pEill ~ ulialutA llia ifnifAff AZ
hat bssH ifi,A IA puinhsI of satfsi ~ BE Arra
lelgs fans gasr " % besas fisnalhgl siih fniiIa
tgeesss, llsa feesl& a uQ, ~ sll tfni =
bpf ~ ile flsaslHe, aea afffilsEt A. ntf IA, NJ o
'NisllAA KAkFR.
Agsesis Y o., Aent'i O. ~.
Augsa A., lsH Va.
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puHiIC SALE
PtHi.IC SALE
or
MILL PROPERTY.
FI,nE uuderslgnei will uiieI at Public sale, on
Thursday, Deeeniber iih' is7i,

L Thursiay, Deeember iith, 1874,
al 10 o'clock, A, NJ, ou the premises, all that
certain valuable
MILL PROPERTY,
situate la Upper Augusta tosu,hip, Aouhumr
berlaHd couuty, adjoining lands oi NldlA SAITH
Aamua Mnur aud William Msltxel, cuntalnins
tNruly -thrre aeres of iand, shefeln ls el,,tel .
stone Mil, thluy by furiy lr, three aui s,-hall
ptoIirs high, four Tun ui piuue in good Iauhihs
ofdcF, aul u located one and a half miles esnl oi
SUNDAY, Que of the br'i iaaTkrts m the state,
on llitle hham0kin Geek, pup pi lhe btFl hAltf
pOsels la ihls section VI euuuiD,
Alec, "a tao aui one half stories hilek fetlr
dcnrr au tlis sans, isruib - iulil ieiii sth q
kurhru ~ tsrutY hko ID eighteen isri ahi alec
annlLrI tso aui hall sinfs h0sss latull $40
bY nnoen i,fi, /. good tafu ioui ave hl tsrni1
aFs irri, sHh sagnn thft iaruil hAs hs illfr
trfn kot Alta suihtf naEHn thtl isfnil lNr
b siststl itfi, siih piAtf FiHii uuitpilnssi sHi
al raeclluni slslnF ~ TlrHiHF uHiff M iht cflaf
~ lhe lnlli, and 4 gsai srll ~ eater "a as
hosse, Alsp ~ saesllspl lsans spils llshaid u
lhs fhaletsi N ishf
1,gms sli pshihlaat " tals all h nsas
tsess ~ sal4 dsD " sac by
cnARLEs HAAs,
HEkkY y. Haas.
soE, 10, tsli a.
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Subscriptions also received for sufferers by the
extensive hres la Michigan, Miuuesota and Wis
cnnsn, By which hundreds OF miles of forest aud
prairie aud thirty villages were destroyed, When
sending subscriptions for them, please 90 stltt,
othrrsise they will be credited 90 the Chicago
sufferers.
Subscriptions received from unn-Tr- llcll5 OF
Philadelphia az well as citizens,
flfms, manufacturing establishments, Tali-
road coal, iron aud other companies (aHd rri-
Yate eltlzeus), la and out of the cty, th1s.i
tonhNith srud la thsir subsrrlptioua, and 20 a.at
iuauEufate muNrut ui among thtlr tmI.uEta
90 secure "unc day. ncumv,' without Nsu.aE
o. br called upon uf formally uutlrl b, tlg c..Iir
uilttee,
Subscriptions should b. handed in 90 che taah-
ler ~ lht u,Arcst hahk, sLo b. autlaIlt.l lI Ie-
c,iNr them, oT a. thr TTrauufrr l.. NuhlhN-
hthf hpAp, Es4,, fTesiirnt ul tlv ht5 .lu.e
hauk, No' las6 thsslnll street fA-ad. pAia.
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1en Embellishments.
Available House and Lot
FOR & ATE

rTNHE undersigned offers for sale Valuable
l. House and Lot situate on the Southwest
corner of Fourth and Penn streets, Sunbury, Pa.
The house is nearly new, has three rooms and n
hall on the first floor, and five rooms on the Sc
cond floor, good cellar, pump at the kitchen
door, &c, A stable and other outbuildings are
upon the lot. This property is well suited for a
store, hotel or any other business. There is suf-
flcient room to build two more houses on the lot.
This property will be sold cheap. For terms
and conditions, apply to
EMIL W1LvERT,
Dec. Q, 1871. sunbury, Pa.
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CHICAGO
NORTHWESTERN
SUFFERERS.
otherwise provided for, and on
"Onc Days IncOme.''

Committee on ''Trades" and ''Interests" not
otherwise provided for, and on
"Onc Days IncOme."
Appointed by His Honor, the Mayor of the City
of Philadelphia.
Chairman, GEORGE II. STUART, JR.
Maj.-Gen. GEO. q. MEADE, Gen. ROBERT PAT
TERsoN, JONI WELSH, s. ~ w. Welsh1, GEO.
ii. STUART, JR., PETER b. SIMoNs. G. STUART
PATTERSON, RENE GUILLoU, NELSON +. EVANS,
WM. +. MIsKEY, ED. Il. lIUTCHINs, NJ. d., l..
MONTGOMERY BoNp, President Keystone Bank,
THOMAS KENNEDY, Pres. Spring Garden Bank
Col. THOMAS A. SCOTT, Pennsylvania Central Il.
r., DUNCAN NJ. MITcHEsoN, JAMES Ross Snow
DEN, SAMUEL G. THOMPSON, RICHARD Y. COOK,
WM. G. CRowEIL.
l.. MONTGOMERY BoNp, Treasurer.
DUNCAN NJ. MlTCuEsoN Secretary
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ORPHANS CoyHT SALE

Il tuuH 0i Northumberland eoauiy, slil bs
cold at publle frndas uF nutcfk un the prr tnlsaa,
an saturday the sath aas st Deeenl.
beF, 1871, 40 ohs u'floeAi y, ul,i lhv llllpalng
zeal eatsie, late thg rsiaie ~ Jacob u, Aaux,
deceased, a. shi Al thnse tsp eaniignans lnli
ihs hpltA ~ sh sllfyi gn ihu rpulh ID kacs
ttiesi, uu ihs kaH b lui 80 D, heloApllg - "A.
ifss hustsf, aHa pn ihs hsti by lul u ifa i
elsAeHl, e',ilaiulns tasgihsf SAT- ifsi ffall pn
hans silssi. aHa "ls hnaiitl aH4 lhifly issf N
islih ~ ~ siirYi ahfieiin afg sfretel q uns aHl
: Lslf sieii iialse iatliiAs hosse and eitsg esi'
h4llllns, a.
tsis.s " sais sll - ssas 1ssss ~ Iss isI
DANln llENEkT,
Ia. ., "a -, Aialssilsiof
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PHILADELPHIA, A,,.,,,,.,..,lS1l
l., MONTGOMERY BoND, Esq,
President Of the "keystoue Bank No.
: 1926 Chestnut street, PHILADELPHIA,
Dear Sir Herein please nui
Our Subscription for %
: zone days Income" from our En-
ployees,
Total 90
which please acknowledge In the Newspo-
: pers.
: Very respectfully
''s''. ''s'''fssf'sr'ss''ss 'NAlhr'
,,,,,,.,,,,,..,.,..., .,....,,,,. Address,
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Please draw Checks 10 the order of The TTe1sur-
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81" Having also, in connection with the
paper, fitted up lrstclass Book and job
otlice. all kinds Of work will be executed as
neatly rs in the city. at the most liberal
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed. Orders
hy mail will receive prompt attention.
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gem Apbertisements.
zIEGLER. l., 7. ROuRpA
ZlEGIER a. ROARnACN,

~ lOhNIlS - Al LAW,
Onlce In IIaupt's Building, lately occupied by
Judge Rockefeller and l.. T. Rohrbnch, Esq.
Collections aud all professional business
pr mptly attended to IN the Courts of Norihum-
berland and adjoining counties.
Dec, =, 1871.
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FIRE ENGINE FOR SALE.

sunbury, Nov. 25, 1S7l.-3t.
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Appointed by His Honor, the Mayor of the c
of Philadelphia,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-20

Oct, Columbia, Tenn.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-20
CyLLEOKAITEMS,


Corn is gathering in rather light, and
there will not be great surplus thrown
upon the market at this place.
Cotton has opened rapidly, and If the
weather continues favorable, will be
upon the market early.
Wheat sowing has commenced, and
represent indications are that large
area will be sown.
Ton KENNEDY, who for several years
has been dealing in cattle, and shipping
from this point, is preparing to enter
the mule trade, and leaves this week
with two car loads for Arkansas.
Dr. AKIN speaks of bringing a saw
mill to the Depot soon.
One of our young men had his horse
badly hurt by the train not long since,
while visiting young lady near Hurri-
cane Station. So much for counting.
w. II. WEBB has a splendid school,
assisted by Miss BURGESS in the liter
airy, and Miss RANSOM in the music
| department.
\ negro woman was sent to Jail last
week. in default of bond, for severely
whipping a white girl. Lynch law was
talked OF, but wiser counsel prevailed.
d. LANEvE and Miss SUSIE CocHRAsF
were married ON the morning OF the 18th
inst. Also, few days previous, neal
this place, Mr.. HARRIS, of Marshall
county, aud Miss TIpwELL.
W. "A. WATKINS isprepanng to put W
a new dwelling house. 1t must pay tc
raise broomcorD and goober peas.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-20
Tribute OF RESPECT,

Ataregular meeting of Condordia Council,
No2, F & A. NJ. held at the lodge room, Oct,
the End, 1871, the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, Death hos again entered our Mys-
tic circle, and our Supreme Grand Master
above has called our noble hearted and
Christian companion JOHN NICHOLSON.
from labor to refreshment and from the
church below to the general assembly, and
Church ofthe First born In heaven.
And whereas, In the life ,and labors of orr
beloved companion, were deye,oped the
highest order Of the Christian gentleman.
and Mason, friend Of the poor and needy.
Whose heart and hands were ever slIed
with blessings for our race.
Therefore D., 70 Re-oluN9, That whilst we bow 1,
humble sIbmittance to this dispense ton Of
God providence and unmurme rincIv cav
Thy will Lord be done we will try n ini
tate his examples in doing good work and
true work.
Rcsolred. That in the sudden and uuex.
pected death of our AmabIe COMPANION
JoHN NICHOLSON, this council and Fhante,
has lost one of its most yea ous com nani6ns
the church one ofits best members. tine wild
ow and orphan one of their most liberal
friends, the bereaved wife a devoted Inns.
band, and his lovely children a kind and
indulgent parent.
Rcsoirsd, That we deeply sympa hise with
the bereaved wife and children together
with the church and community, by whom
he was honored and beloved.
Resoircd. That the m EN- bars ofthIS council
and chapter in token of our love and res
rect to the momory of our departed com.
bsnion, apd brother, wear the usual badge
OF mourning for thirty days.
ResoIre9 That copy OF these resolutions be
furnished the family of the deceased, and
also published in the COLUMBIA HERALD.
8. c. EvINs,
JAMES. l.. GUEST,
p. y. THwvEATT,
Committee.
CHRISTIAN HERALD, and BAPTIST please
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MARRIED.

In this county, on Bear creek, yesterday. Mr..
jerry BsNCH and Miss ELLsX Casa. all of this
county.
Iu CuIieoka. on the 18th inst, BY Rev. r. A.
Thompson, Mr.. ID. W. LsSEvE and Miss ST.
SIZE CocHRASE. daughter Of Or. W. W. Coch-
rane. Of Culleoka. The happy bridal party
started Immediately on tbs morning train for
the Pulaski Fair.
In this county. nesr Blanton's Chatf. list
night, Mr.. THOMAS c. SOwELL and Miss LAvOSIA
BUNCH. To-day both Of these couples will neet
at DR.. Bunch's. who will give them an elegant
reception. We tender our congratulatioIs to
both of the above gallant brideSrooms. on
this happy escape from all their bachelor tron-
bles, and to them and their fair brides on best
wishes for their future happiness and pros
poets.
Near Spring Hill, Tenn, ON tho 18th inst,
ut the residence of Thomas B. Bond, Esq, Mr..
WILLIAM l. WILKES. Esq. Of Aberdeen. Miss.
and Mss HELEN BoSD, beautiful dauehter
of Esq Thos b. Bond, Attendants, Mr. Fay
eft Orr and Miss Joe Word Mr. VIM McClain
and Miss Laura Bond; Mr. Morgan Fitzpst-
rick and Miss Aneie CAN'T; M James N Bal.
ley and Miss Hattie Chairs. The gallant Nis.
siSsippian..who hasvcn one our fsirestdaugh
tiers. took her away to his Southern home.
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AROUND TOWN.

Col. DUNNINGToN' beautiful lii''0i
sorreIs, the admiration OF our town. DIS
they dash along our streets nearly
every evening, took the premium oner-
od a, our late Fair for the best pair OF
Light harness horses.
GacEY u. WEBB's chimney TOOK nie
.as. Wednesday morning before oreak-
f,st and word was sent to the hremen'
who responded promptly. NO. : cal'e
on the square, but SIR. WEBB hao PuV
ont the fire with buckets OF water Emu
H. o,ri,,e was returned to its home.
The time will soon be here for our Cor
.,o,o.ion to elect Mayor and Aldermen
,or another wear. The present boar"
,,N,vor and Aldermen have served the
,,oon,e faithfully and well, and man!
citizens are anxious for their re-elec'ioh'
The record of the entire year speaks
,yelI for the peace and enterprise Oh our
community, secured in great measure
Inv orr municipal law-givers, ana pun
lie guardians.
The ground OH which Coluhoia 10"
...,,,s uos seeded on the 30th of May
1sos. by JOHN WHITE, oil " i'il"'i''ol
county IN commissioners Jos. brown
of LYLE Greek; JOHN LINDSAY, WIZ
sived where Esq. II. HARRIS no" ~
rs,,c poprR1,s who lived in the hous'
owned by DR.. w. IL. BROWN %
-, 'reek; WILLIAM FRIERsoN' Oh INV
-, settlement.
pn,rops IEEALp.-liaNing eeeh
.-.;1ant ardtc> payer for many years
- ,,oon T.. clos. observer of the man
n,-cmcnt of city aaai. by the Mayo
and Aldermen of our eft. -. an,, %
.,y without intending to c.
,,a.,ion on former Boards, THAI 'i'o p-.s
-, BOARD has given more satiS'> ~
,r,ar NO could have hoped for. on ~
,,,ofthe great disposition on 'be
,,rt of the citizens 10 change boiiue
rto nresent Board have furnishoo 'h'
,.;,.,ans with their proceedings u"i '"s
,hc wear through the columns OF ~
Columbia HERALD; they nave mo-
.asny valuable Improvements "oho az
-.ro,t; themselves. and have thus save
The CITY large sum of, money D
not adopting the old plan OF letting Q"
contracts. Through the Recor"er an
police our city is quiet, and whiie NV
arc al, duty it is likely TO remain So
therefore trust the present board
Mayor and Aldermen will consent :
.orye another term, believing as 1 &c
thor vii, meet with no opposition.
oct. 18th, ISL. 1AA f-i'
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New Orleans Times.

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stands at the head of journalism in the
South. 1t is one of the best family
and general newspaper published; while
as political journal it is sound, nation
al and conservative, guided by policy
dictated by wise craftsmanship, and a
patriotic desire to restore the country to
its former prosperity and greatness,
aud in every possible way advance and
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Its commercial and market reports are
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and may be implicitly relied upon. No
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

Tie first quarterly conference oil
Spring Hill Circuit, which was appoint
ed for the second Sunday in November,
has been changed, and will be held at
Mt. Olivet, next Saturday tomorrow
and Sunday. HENRY Il. North has
been assigned to the Spring Hill Circuit
Rev. w. L BURR, Presiding Elder, mas
been returned, much TO the qualification
OF the people.
Rsy. JIG. VOORHEES, will preach at
Akin. Chapel on the second Sabbath in
November, instead of October, as our
printers accidentally made US say last
week.
The Methodists of this District are re-
ioiced to know that DIR. A. L. p. GREEN
has been returned TO them.
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OVER THE COUNTY.

We learn that there will be twenty.
five or thirty marriages in the neigh
borhood of Bear Creek and Blanton's
Chapel within the next thirty DAYS.
| D. T. CHArPELL recently took big
poplar tree to CALDwELL's sawmill,
which turned out nine Thousand feet OF
lumber. The lumber is worth $3.50.
Major BEN. HARLAN has two more
fat oxen, that weigh over 1900 pounds.
They carry the blue ribbon as the best
fatted bullocks.
MAJOR JIM. WILLIAMs.got the prem
! ium offered at our last Fair for the best
matched mares in harness, on his mag
nifcent blacks. Mr.. WILCOX took the
certificate, and it was aconquest indeed,
for Major WILLIAMS blacks to beat Mr..
WILCoX's beautiful, superb and queen
ly bay.
We regret to learn that our friend,
THos, G.. MARTINS house and kitchen,
two and half miles southwest of Mt.
Pleasant, were burnt down between
bedtime and midnight on the twenty
ninth of September. The fire was dis
covered in time for the family to get out
in safety, and to remove almost every
thing in the house. With his character
istic energy, Mr.. MARTIN went to work
and with the assistance Of his father-in-
law, s. r. KrrTRELL, he will soon have
another house to live in.
Two citizens of Knob Creek, one q
happily married man, and the other q
bachelor of an uncertain age, recently
went to see young unmarried friend OF
theirs, on Snow Greek, who had recent
ly returned from visit abroad, in bad
health. Being unaccustomed to the
country, they got lost, and meander-
ed about in confusion until they met 8
negro man, whom they requested to
show them the way to Mr.. -
"Yes master, jes take dat road, and fol-
low that 'lasses track, and it will take
you dar." They followed the molasses
track, and sure enough it led the lost
ones to the house of their young Snow
Creek FREUD, whom they found engag-
ed in the significant and very suspi-
cious employment of building hand
some ueU house.
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Personal INTELLIGENCE.

CAMPBELL WHITTHoRSE is reading
law at Fayetteville, Tenn.
JOSEPH III. DEW, we are glad to learn
has given out the idea Of going to Texas
Jarrett ID. VOORHEES, has gone to
+ Bridgeport, Ala, to help build the Raii-
road Bridge a. that point.
Major y. T. CHEAIRs is going to Lit
tie Rock, Ark, ard will be gone three
months.
Capt. MILF. VOORHEES,, who came to
ON. city two weeks ago, left for Memphis
with bis family, last "Wednesday.
Capt. Polk MCCALL, of Nashville,
paid his Marry county friends a short
visit recently.
Col. ID. F. WADE has returned from
Memphis. Mai BEN. HARLAN has gone
to Memphis to the Fair, and took with
him about seventy-flve hcgs, averaging
about 400 pounds each.
Col. A, J. KELLER of the Memphis
AralaRche, and Capt. WILLIAM Ill. CAR
rs,LL of Memphis, passed down the ROAD
Tuesday evening, returning to their
Hhome from q brief sojourn at Nashville.
JAMES RUNr HODGE, of our city, has
cone to Nashville to live, and has en-
ao,ad himself as travelling agent Tor
SpERRY & BAILEY. RUsF understands
the business well.
Jous BLACK, Esq, CT Freeport, III
nois. brother of our popular feilow>o.'-
;zen. Capt. L. w. BLACK, has arrived III
our county, aud expects to make MS
nome among us. We extend to him, IN
behalf of cur people, hearty welcome
NICK HARpENAx, formerly OF TINS
CITY. but now of Williamson county Is
in our CITY experimenting The laying
caofa nice pavement in front Oh his
building on the public square, occupied
by ID. G. HELN.
Capt. WHITE FRIERsoS' oil inc wen
know,, firm of w. J. FRIERsoN ~ eo.'
New orleans, is at his old home IN thiS
CITY While travelling in Arkansas, re-
centlv. he WAS attacked by that dread
ful child of that malarious country
..congestiye chills," and 1t VIII tah.
considerable time In this heaitAiol
CLINE TO fully restore his health.
IN. MAYEs, Esq, prominent mef-
chant of this city, who has been aoSeh'
in Europe during the past summer rs,
,rr,od "a his home last Friday. Ills
many friends welcome him PACK cor
dialIy. and rejoice to see him looking SC
very much improved in heai'n any
spirits. Mr.. JAMES AHDhhNs' "lSo a"
esteemed citizen of this city, VINO wen
with Mr.. MAYEs, was detained on Tie
way by business, and Will probaoiy ar
rive at home to-day, or tomorrow, VI
Monday