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FOR WHITE RIVER.
& HemBhls and White River BnHe5
States Eel Lina,

THE new and elegant side *
wheel passenger packets Of ssa.s
this line viii leave Memphis for DeYalPs s
Bluff West Point, Augusta Jacksonport and
an points on White river, as follows;
LEGAL LTENDEri........ John ID. Elliott, master
Every Tuesday, at o'clock pm,
r p. WALT r-...a.-...-. ". j. ASHFORD, master
Every Saturday, at 3 o'clock P. m.s
Connecting at DeYall's BIud with railroad toT
iiel7t- frerght steamer Fort SInith for POca-
h6ntas and all POINTS on Black river.
For fretghI or passage apply on board o. 81
ofBoe Memphis and Arkansas River Facket
Com pany. W. g. PATTES0N, Agent,
h Madison ST., Merchants Insurance Kid g
Or 70 ELLIOTT q MILLER Agents.
fa5 No. 2 Prom anadR ST.. ODD. Landing.
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FOR CINCINNATI.
For Cairo, Louisville and Clncinnsu.-The
elegant steamer
LEOEIDA DAs.................. Maratta, master,
VIII leave, as above, THIS DAY. - y
Sd inst at pm.
For freighG or passage. Gpply TO
r.. ". .LIGHTBURNE, Agent,
ans s9j Front street.
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NEW YORK, april l.-COtton dull and
unchanged; middling upls nds, BIC. Flour
steady with moderate demand; So 4566 50 for
shipping grades extra. Wheat. quiet; red
and amber, 81 65@l 6S. Corn quiet; Western
lee dull aud Unchanged: Java l8622o. Sugar
quiet and unchanged; Cuba, 9a91Sc. MolRs-
ses dull and unchanged, Rice, S965sc.
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FOR RANDOLPH AND FULTON.

Regular Randolph and Fulton Paozel.--For
Randolph, Fulton and Way Landings
Str. MARITIME g. Sands, master
Leaves as above on MONDAYS ~
and TdURSDAKS E5
For freight or passage apply on board
unn2T
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T OTTERY. .-Oficial drawings OF the Mis-
IL souri, SrEte Lottery. CLASS l55.
%, y, 81, 35, 50, IL. 76, 56, 25, p, 36, 2 l3.
GLASS I56.
40, II, 6S. 20. 5S 73, q. 2, 5, 8, Il, SO, %.
Prizes from 3IJJ 20 $50 600. paid in money.
nished in the above Lottery by ]. E. FRANCE
f6Z North Court street, Box l47, Memphis,
Tenn, 2. D.. HUREAE, MILLER & CO., Man
ayers ct Louis no ap2
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SUBJRCT Min ETY. Day Trip Round theWorld
through Japan, China, India, Egypt. Ara
bia, Red Sea, Suez Canal, Mediterranean, to
Marseilles, and f0rty-twO days risk OF life for
the Republic in France. including two weeks
Incarceration in q French Bastile.
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HrRETs OnD PILLOWS HALns bale cast 3
Na Regular Brrsls 4AAll-e, GL
y -rrrrr7TaT NTEHT1ul aaeu uQl-d.
Ragular Co11oa1rAz. lAalII.sfe, every isra
, 1CBEE. President
,. EzI-n a...la-I.
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Regular Msmphis and hsw Orleans
WEDNESDA 2 PACKET
For New Orleans and the Bends
Raaaon LaZonZl.

FOR HELENA AND FRIAR's POINT
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
April a, 5 and S, at 8p.m,

LECTURE AT THE MEMPHIS
w THEATER,
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10 a. q. ID.

~ "a. q d.
A REGULAR mesting of Cleanthe Grove,
n NO8U. "A. o, ID. VIII be held this (AdON.
DAY. evening. April Sd.at ~ o'clock, at our
Hall No. 81 South Couri street. The officers
and members are hereby notified to attend.
BY order of A. =. DAVIS, n. A.
M RREN. Secretary. ap3
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, April .-Cotton-merket
easier; sales 1900 bales; Good Ordinary, l.s4@
l2zc; Low Mlddling l3lsQlS5zc; Middli1g.
I41Ec, Receipts, 2677 bales; eXpOrts-fOreign, ,
1885 bales; eOastwiss, 2772 bales. Stock, 24I- :
a. bales. oats easier at 62065c. BAY easier.
prime S23; choice s2j. Bacon duh az gJSaIO5s
9ll54c. Flour, corn, bran. pork, lard, sugar,
molasses, whisky and coffee unrhans ed
stock Of coffee on hand, q ,0t0 bags Sterling
2I1zi sight 4 premium. Gold, li5s.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR LOUISVILLE.


FOR LOUISVILLE.
For Cairo. Evansville and Louisvflle.-Tne
fleet and palatlEl passenger steamer
GLENCO F. J. Calhoun, master
Wiu leave, as above, THIS DAY, - p
80 inst, at iu a.m.
EiUE ir-is-lll or p ssaue apptV TO
R1ChD ". LIGHTBUENE e, Agent,
aD3 2a8 Front street
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Stockholders Mseting.
SO u II II "A n N
HOOpskiFt Mandatory
lss I-2 MAIN STREET,

HecCmm
20 Leaiar8 and
Ladies the Iat-
est styles
lolnilsss Eas4
&c Skirts
20 az af1s7.
Also the
est GElnlr rur
Of real
co L Oh
1 Of
L'Ol1eau. as
Dunou 4Gs
uuLn su1E
ErIrla g COE
re are E7
/. altGsd nc Wiz
10 eUUFu
uual hltnE
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METALS.

NEW York, April L-Manufactured copper
steady; ingOJ Lake Superior, 2Hg2l5<c; Bal
timore and Tennessee. 2l1zc. Pig irOn-Scotch
32g34c; American, 32s 36c. Bar iron, T5c: sheet
do, Russia. l01z@llc, gold. Eails-cut hrmer
al 85c; clinch, So I596 40; horses hoe, I993lc.
GTr VO1TTE
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Baltimore Markets.

NEw ORLEANS, July 29.-Flour scarce;
superfne 1926; Xxx $3.50; xxx S7@7 so.
Corn quiet; yellow 73@74c; white 77@7Sc-
Oats steady. Hay firm at $32. Pork dull
and lower, nominally $15@15.25. Bacon
flat; sides 9s@1Oc; ribs 9s@94c; shoulders
7t@7so. Lard inactive; tierces held at
IO4c. Nothing doing in sugar, coffee, mo-
lasses and whisky. Bank sterling 23t;
Sight exchange premium. Gold 1923.
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Personal.

j. K. Chase, the extensive cotton pur-
chaser, and dealer in fancy grades exclu-
sively, has Left the city on Northern tour.
We command him to the bulls and bears
of Wall street
Our old friend T. T Burgess, Of the firm
of Burgess, Barnes d McOlelland, goes ru-
ralizing tomorrow through Msury, Giles
and Lawrence counties. We bespeak for
him a warm reception among his old
friends in that section of country.
The following were among the arrivals
at the Maxwell House yesterday: Geo. ID.
Martin, Columbus, Miss; Col. Alfred W.
Sansome, Veto, Tenn; L B. Hswley, jr.,
Baltimore Md; A. W. Persons, New York;
]. u. Prince, L. Il. Reed, Cincinnati;
Col. Judge L. Walton, New Orleans; Judge
j. G. Wallace, Franklin; NJ j. w. Sykes,
w. q Passmore, r. NJ. Mclean, E. w.
Wymie, Z. p. E1um, Memphis; L l.. Ly-
ons, Covington, Ky; G. H. Hudson,
Dickson county; John L. Pulieu and fami-
", Georgia; II. G. Fesler, Louisville.
Among the arrivals at the Battle House
were N. s. Larcombe, Chattanooga; Col.
F. Fl. Bailey, Capt. Richard Moore, New
York city; Dol. ]. B. Price, Mr.. Sim
monds, New Orleans, La; MIR. L. A. Eos
ter and son, st. Mary, La; DIR. j. w. Da-
Wis, Smyrna; Levi Wade, Murfreesboro;
@. H. Brandon, LewisbuIg; o. W. Sehorp,
Murfreesboro; Thos. Moore, Williamson
county; VIM. Baxter, Atlanta, Ga; Mr..
Gain, Mississippi s. T. Wilson, Gsllatin,
Frank s. Roberts, Augusta, Ga; Il. G.
Owen, Esglevllle; o. 2. Ourrin, Mckenzie.
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Religious Notices.

First Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Services to-day and tonight at the usual
hours by the Pastor, Rev. DIR. A. j. Baird.
First Baptist Church-The Rev. T. G.
Jones, D. D., will preach at 10Y o'clock q.
m, and at 8 p. m.
Second Presbyterian Ohurch-Services
by the Pastor, Rev. Mr.. Gibson, at 10! a.
m.
McKendree Ohurch-Services at 10A q.
m ; sermon by Rev. T. o. Summers, D.
D., LII. D., and at s p. m. by the Pastor.
Church Of the Advent-Sests free. Holy
Communion $50 a. M; morning service
1920 a. M; evening service p. m.
Elm Street Ohurch-Servioes at 104 a.
m. and o'clock p. m. by Rev. r K. Har-
graves, d. d.
st. Anne's Church, 'E1geaeld-Services
at 10I a. m. and p. m, by Rev. W. J.
Ellis.
Tulip Street Church, Eigefeld
at 1O1 a. m. by Rev. r. A. Young, d. d. =,
and at 8 o'clock p. M. by Rev. j. III.
Sharpe.
Central Baptist Ohuroh-Services to-day
at 10s q, m and p. m. Preaching by
the Pastor, Rev. w. j. Inman. Sabbath
school at 81 a. m, and singing exercises
by the children at p. m.
Mulberry Street Ohurch--The usual
morning service is postponed-services,
however, at S:15 o'clock P. M, by the pas
tor, Rev. j. d. kirkpatrick,
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LIBRARY InfeIIigence.

Mr.. Justin McCarthy's new story, "Lady
Judith" will be concluded in the Septem-
Der GALAXY. In the came number will
appear the first installment of new story
by Anthony Trollope, entitled "The En-
STAGE Diamonds" which will be printed
from advanced sheets.
AppLet0n'S journal is publishing new
novel, entitled Goodbye, Sweetheart"
This story is by the author of ''Red as q
Rose is She," one of the most brilliant of
recent novels, which last year was the SEN
sstion among readers of fiction.
LipDtncOttS Magazine for August opens
with an able and important paper upon
The Great War of 1870" by Edmond
Scherer, a well known Partisan writer. As
q careful and candid statement Of the
causes, character and results Of the war, it
will be found worth reading, while the
clearness and force Of its language suffice
to make the reading pleasant. 1t gives a
very intelligent and comprehensive snaly-
sis Of Bismarck's policy, and tells good
deal of tho way in which Napoleon was
constantly outWitted by his great sntsgo-
mist, that makes it a somewhat valuable
contribution to the history of the year.
TIE Little Corporal for August has an
enticipg table of contents. Stories from
Mrs. E D. Kendall, Susan Coolidge, Lucia
Chase Bell, and others. The second in
stallment Of Summer Days at Kirkwood,"
by the editor, Mrs. Emily Huntington
Miller. Art, Science, and Natural Histo-
ry, put into fascinating dress by the pens
Of Martha Powell Davis, David Rice, M.
D., and Olive Thorne, and some very
charming poems from George Cooper, e.
len Porter Champion, and Mrs. NJ. B. @.
Slade. This number has several fine Illus
trations, which now form an attractive
feature of this popular juvenile. Terms,
Sl.5O a year. John E Miller, Publisher,
Chicago.
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-.
The Cincinnati Industrial Exposition,
which opens on Sept. and continues un-
til Oct. Is to be q grand affair. We no.
tice that the Chamber Of Commerce,
Merchants and Manufacturers offer 81, 450
special premiums on cotton. These pre-
miums are to be divided between the
States of Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas,
Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama and
Georgia-$250 being offered for the best
bale from each State, and 800 for the
second best bale. Bales weighing less
than 400 LIS, will not be admitted for
competiIie4. In deciding the awards, re-
ference will be had more to the careful
handling and general condition of the cot
ton, than to special length OF staple. En-
tries shall be made only by actual produ-
GERS or their authorized agents, and must
be accompanied by satisfactory evidence of
the locality where grown. The cotton for
competition will be received any time af-
ter Aug. Is. Here is chance for our
Tennessee cotton growers. Get your
staple ready
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A deputstion of charming young ladies,
representing st. Mary's Sunday school, re-
quest Us to remind the public that ''Our
Picnic" will be the event of the season,
and that all who fail to attend, through
any fault of their own, will have good cause
to regret having neglected to do kind act
for the ''littIe folks" and to avail them
selves Of days rational recreation at the
same time. The location is convenient,
being only about one hundred yards from
the terminus Of the South Nashville Street
Railroad. Hon. John Trimble kindly gave
free access to any and every portion OF his
beautiful gardens, and everything will be
done to make all happy.
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OUR CAVE TRIP. .

Bent on q trip of pleasure and Of fun,
We met at the depot, numbering thirty-one;
We felt right happy, with our travelling sacks
FIld with you know how tbs yourselfl and
"greeny backs"
Met at the L. and N. depot. 2 P. NJ,
Fair maids snd widows and young gentlemen.
Now 1 will specify and bring TO view
Each bright particular of our merry crew.
Our "Veuus" rose in lovely Luly N.sst',
The softest, purest, fairest of the "hckle,"
TIL Auna rolled her large and earnest eyes
TO lead "Hymeneal" footsteps to the skies.
Like twin buds clustering midst the sheltering
leaves,
sparkled and sung sweet Bird and Hattie O.,
While two Scotch lssses Of MoIver clan
Received Q "Brown" but ever honest hand.
The queenly. dlrk-eysd Maggie Il
While conqueTing, csms quite near being caught ;
Though two nice parsons" dignifed the crowd,
Yet she escaped before the knot was tied,
A "Richsrd In the field" for Lucie B.,
He found he loved mot wisely but too well
But foremost in our rsnks texplAin the cave,
Toe charm inR Ida, lead by j, 1.-THE brave"
A crown OF "grsce" and dignity was given by ali
To tn elegant DR.. IA So
Whose only rival IS the "Queen of Might"
Appeared In sparkling "W sters" clear and bright
From Bdgefeld We had stolen sweet voiced
bird,
The loved of all the gentle, Mrs H.
My pen has only here to write -,
We think of one as good as "ice- cream" vanilla.
Though "Hordedn up, there was . Marie man
Who spread his good things with lavish hand.
We could not enter such quarry Of stone
Without our gay and witty z II,
J O., though he hsd but one good eye
Composed ditty called by him ''Shoo, F1y;"
But still, the clear head Of our Col O.
Knew he had heard IL before, or he'd "be d."
He was our Tressurer-so you know
We'd swear what he said was exactly so.
To New Orleans We give the palm for "wit,'
What H Gays would a theatre split.
Hoping in this have offended none,
am my Fathers Youngest,
HOPEFUL SoS.
I,Ty 1o Ip71
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aDe,erter I'm close Quarters

A young man who has been absent from
Nashville for the past two years, arrived
here few days since on a visit, and on
Friday last was arrested and locked up for
disorderly conduct on Deaderick street
He is still in prison, not yet having made
engagements for the settlement of the fine
assessed against hun. The police authori-
ties yesterday received dispatch from the
military commandsat at Paducsb, giving
the name and personal description of the
party referred to as those Of q man who
lately deserted the military service on
the Texas frontier, and desiring that il
found here he might be arrested and turn-
ed over to the military authorities at this
nost. which will be done.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WIau1roronr ID q Inlu % 1871

WASHINGTON, ID. u, July ~, 1871.
Synopsis for the past tloentyt four hours
The barometer has risen since Friday on
the Pacific coast and west of Illinois. The
area of low barometer in the latter region
has apparently extended northwsrd and
the pressure has fallen decidedly on Lake
Superior. The barometer has risen on the
coast of Texas, but fallen on the coast of
Florida northwards. The areas Of high
barometer are central over Ohio and
Maine. The temperature has fallen from
Maine to New jersey, and has risen from
Lake Erie to Illinois, and northward light
easterly winds, with clouds and rain, con-
tinue on the immediate coast. Clouds and
rain are again reported from South Caro-
lima to Louisiana. Local rains have fallen
on the Middle Atlantic coast and from
Tennessee to Minnesota.
Probabilities. The conditions are IA
vorable for local storms tonight from Lake
Superior southwards to Kentucky, and
warmer weather will probably prevail on
Sunday. Cloudy and threatening weather
will probably continue east from Louisiana,
and extend with the local storms to Vir-
ginia. Local storms are also probable for
Sunday throughout New England.
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New YoRK, July 29.-Cotton in hight
demand at s@4c decline; uplsnds zoe. :
Cincinnati Cotton Market.
CNonEATI, July 29.-Cottcn dull and
nominal; middling zoe.
Louisville Cotton Markes.
LOUISVILLE, July 29.-Ootton steady ;
mIddling zoe.
ST. Louis Cotton Market.
81. LOUIS, July 29.-OOtton dull and
nominal, at 1910.
Memphis Cotton Market.
Memphis, July 29.-Ootton dull and de-
olined, 1870 Receipts $50 bales; ship
ments 15S bales.
New Orleans Cotton Market.
NEW ORLEANS, July 29.--Cottou dull
and nominal; SALES !, 500 bales; good ordi-
nary 15f@164c; low middline I740Isc;
middling entirely nominal. Rsceiots 81
bales; exports none; stock AZ, OOS bales.
Galveston Cotton Market.
GALVESTON, July 29.-Cotton dull; good
ordinary 1870; net receipts 349 bsles.
stock 3, 400 bales
Charleston Cotton Market.
CHARLEsToE, July 29.-Ootton dull.
middlings lS3@19c; net receipts 95 bales;
exports coastwiss A bales; stock 3, Ie0
bales
Savannah Cotton Market
SAVANNAH, July 29.-Cotton dull; mid
dhngs l9c; net receipts as bales; sales IS
bales; stock 5,177 bales.
Mobile Cotton Market.
MOBILE, July 29.-Cotton dulI snd
nominal; middling 1sA@IS3c; net receipts
IA bales; sales % bales; stock 8, AIS bales.
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rre i'm Dickson County.

The dwelling, smoke-house and kitchen
of Mr.. j. W. Jones, respectable, hard
working and industrious citizen OF Dickson
county, were consumed by fire a few
nights since, while he and his faulty were
at church, destroying the entire contents
of each, leaving himself and family utterly
destitute of everything except the wearing
apparel they had on, The disaster is sup
posed to be the result of accident, as no
one is suspicioned as having set fire to the
buildings. Mr.. Jones, and especially his
only single daughter, Miss Emma, return
their sincere thanks and heartfelt scknowl-
edgments 10 their generous hearted
friends and neighbors for the many liberal
donations they have been pleased volun.
tarily to bestow upon them in the midst Of
their troubles and misfortunes.
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Vbo Roard of Managers

of tho Tennessee Industrial Exposition
met last night and steps were taken to put
the finances in good condition, and the
Committee on Finance and the Committee
on Printing. 1t was sfOer due discussion
deemed highly expedient and proper to
hold an exhibition in the month OF May,
1872 and that articles Of manufacture, art,
ETC.. be admitted and invited from the en-
tire United States The Printing Committee
were orderedto prepare suitable documents
to bring this great subject before the entire
people. The Board at their next meeting
will appoint committee to attend the
Cincinnati Industrial Exposition, to take
such notes rs may be of importance in
conducting our mex. Exposition.
Adjourned to meet upon call OF the
President.
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"a letter dated Columbus City, Iowa,
was yesterday received from Sheriff O. NJ
Donaidsons and brings gratifying intelIi-
genee es to the state Of bis health, which
is SO much improved that be expects to
return home within the next two or three
weeks.
One-horse street cars are being SO gem
orally used that such institutions no longer
excite wonder or remark They go as
rapidly as the others, and are in other re-
spects about as acceptable TO those who
have occasion to resort to that MODE OF
ocomotion.
Jsmes collier was yesterday arraigned
before Justice wilkinson on charge OF
assault and battery preferred by Andrew
Wallace. The accused was required to
give bond for his appearance at the Orimi-
nal court. Both parties, as nowadays,
most usual in such cases, were negroes.
Perry Matthews, for carrying concealed
weapons, was yesterday tried by Justices
wherry and Paul, and failing to give bond
for further hearing, was sent to Jail. The
accused was also found guilty of the charge
of assault and battery on woman
There is tlk of Radical candidate for
Mayor, but the name Of the happy an is
not yet publicly mentioned.
Assault ard battery charges we're last
night freely prepared at police headquar
tiers, but none of them were attended by
any very serious consequences.
The watermelon trade yesterday was
unusually active, spectators and others
making liberal provision for TO day. Prices
have toned down very considerably.
Whether or not We are to have new
Markefhouse Is still an open question,
with the chances about evenly divided be-
tween the two sides of the proposition
Many citizens who have been luxuria-
ting at watering places yesterday returned
to their homes in the city.
A watch crystal, with gold rim attach
ed, was picked up on Woodland street, in
Edgefeld, on Friday.
A correspondent wants us to hunt up
that hat lost by State official q few days
ago, while travelling on railroad.
The name of the Market street Squire is
still on the register of the Battle House,
reports to the contrary Notwithstanding.
The church in which the coiored Metho-
dists worshiped on Bass street, Edgeield,
has been torn down, and building about
double the size reared IN its place.
A large number of persons from the
country were in the city yesterday.
The work on Woodland street, Edgefeld,
is progressing favorably, and the grade has
been finished this side of Tulip street. The
a'reet railroad has not yet been commence
cd.
Inc President OF the Lestherlungs Club
returned last evening from Red Sulphur
Springs. He was met at the depot by sew
enteen GEORGIA dogs and brass band.
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Greenwood Seminary, near Lebanon,
begins its next session ca the first Monday
in September This justly celebrated fe-
male school blends with the most thorough
instruction, ali the comforts, the kindness
and pleasures of home. Health Is here
regarded equally as important az mental
culture. Read lis advertisement in to-day s
paper. go
Two big trottipg races at the Nashville
Driving Park next Tuesday.
One of the largest and finest h""7"s of
the kind in the country is the Cclonna ie
Hotel at Philadelphia
The next session Of Greenwood 5 NIL
nary begins with the first Monday III >, +
TENDER.
Messrs. Noel 4 Pater, of the Jackson
Mills, have made still further reduction in
the prices CT choice fo1r.
W. o Thomas, Church street, is pre-
pared to do all kinds of slate roofing.
An insolvent notice from Macon county
in to-day's paper.
g. Rice & Co. are selling goods cheaper
than ever.
Thos. A. Hays wishes to exchange a
country residence fDr a place nearer the
city.
St. Joseph Total Abstinence Society
meets this afternoon.
re. Hawkins has for sale or rent q
desirable dwelling in Edgetield.
At the Southern Mattress Factory Of ID.
A. Cole is to be had good work at moder-
ate prices.
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad
and tho ssleafh EVarranl.,,

A. Fink, the General Superintendent OF
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, has
offered $500 reward for the arrest and con-
viction of the party who ran the switch
ing engine off the track in the yard at
Bowling Green on the night of the oath
inst. The same reward is offered for the
arrest and conviction of any party COM
mitting depredations along the Ii 9 of the
road, or who assault their employees while
in the discharge of their duties.
On Thursday night last one of the
'new departure" brakeman, who had
swallowed the iron clad warrant, was ia
ken from the train in Eigefeld, and con-
siderably punished by some unknown per-