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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-20

Itreal'y looks as il England wanted to shake
Canada of. The London Times in a recent
article about the Washington treaty, the fishery
question, the San Juan boundary, etc, gives
the blue noses their discharge after the follow
ing fashion: prom this time forth look after
your own Business yOurSe.v,s5 VA are big
enough, YOU are strong enough. yOd a-1 ln;eiI.-
gent enough. and il there were any * ;iency
In any OF these points II would De Supplied by
the education OF self reliance. We are both
now In false position, and the time has arrived
when We should be relieved from it. Take up
your freedom; your days Of apprenticeship are
over"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-20

T BE ON THE SAFE SIDE.

We hold health and life by frail tsnure ard d It
seem TO argue a deficiency of common sense The
searching winds and cold rains Of spring. the tropic
heat OF summer, the mala ious yapors of autumn.
and the paraly Zing temperature of winter, are al
inimcal to those finely and sensitive pieces
OF mechanism we call our bodies. Each season has
its peculiar perils and the fall is perha ps as prolific
Of dangerous disorders any of them; for at this
season fevers and bowel plants are very ut TO
tske an epidemic form. AS a preventive of this
class OF diseases, Hostetters Stomach Btters can
not De too warmly reoo mme nded In 1t are
combined nTe essential medical properties. II
Is tonic, at once powerful and wholesome
stimulant, pure and undefiled-sn aperi
ent, mild and psinlees-au anti bilious agent
OF marvellous efficacy, and Q general regulating
medicine without an equal in the pharmacopasia.
These fye distinct properties, operating together
In perfect harmony, produce q condition OF the sys
tenn somewhat analogous 10 that brought about by
a course OF pusilistie training In other words
a. J1dicious physical training hsrdens the
flesh and renders it comparatively fist
proof, so does this marvellous inyigorsnt
increase the cspstility OF the organs Of the
boy 10 resist the more Indirect and insid 1us as
saults OF disease. 1t Inpsrts new elasticity and
sreIg b TO the vital machinery, and these who use
II Is preventive Of intermittent fever. dysentery
diarrhGs, dy spepsa, rheumatism, and other all
ments common at this season. may walk fearless
through an atmosphere impregnatsd with the
morbid elements which give rsse to those maIa
dies. bI9 eo3t6W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The advices from London continue favorable
securities of all classes being firm and mons '
easy. In New York the money market was
SIlngent, particularly to mercantile borrowers
The application for discounts at the hanks are
pressing, and outside the banks paper is sharp '
scrutinized by buyers as the natural result OF
tne Boston IRE, which has distributed Iosse:
eminent bonds were strong and higher in both
New York and London. The stock market wa.
dull and heavy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-20
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
NEW GOODS CONSTANTLY ARRIVING,
THE STORE COMPLETELY PACKED WITH
THEM
DUB ASSORTMENT UNSURPASSED
CROWDS OF BUYERS
EVERY ARTICLE OFFERED A BARGAIN

New articles arrived last week:
Three-Ply Walnut Towel Racks, &c
walnut Brackets and Towel Racks, finely carved
Spring back Music Folos. 81.
fsncy Boxes for Sheet Music, with lock, 81.
20 dozen all Leather Satchels, 81
100 coZen Gent e British Half lose, pair for 81.
lUo dozen Ladies and Misses Iron frame Hose, 5
20 dozen Childrsn's Fancy Wool Hose, all sizes, 4
Ladies sllWOOl fine Ribbed Hose, nice goods, .
Gents best shaker knit Wool Half Hose, pair for
Ladies' Merino Vests and Drawers, each 81.
Long Wool Scarfs, wery warm, soc and ST
Children's Brown and Drab Leggines eN. long, 81 .
fBll assortment Of Combs and Brushes, Soc and 81
Very handsome ChrOmOs, fir AIMED, 81.
Scenes Of the Yosemite Valley, framed. 81,
Children ? Cane Chairs and Rockers, 81.
Sets of Pidu- Toilet Mats, in a set for al.
Ladies Castor Gauntlets, 81.
Gent = nOess in Lined Gloves Fur Tops, 81.
Ladies' Fleece lined Lisle Gloves, 25c
large assortment OF Gold plated Studs, warranted
not to tsTnish 81 per set.
Ladies' Bandeau and Comb combined, something
new, SOC
And about 50 cases of Bohemian Glassware, Fancy
Articles and Toys, comprising eyeryt thing wanted
Tor the Holidays. Cali and zee the goods
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOB RENT-Furrished HoUsR, No. 1918 4 .,t
Il inquire a AcmirAl GoLDrBoRoUGH nlse
EOk kBH1--six convenient BkICK HOUSES,
roVms esch, corner North Capitol and Myrtle
,ueets, nser 81 Al0ysus Church. LsirOee, rsnss,
1se.nb,r kATTIs.LY WHEELER,
-rlS-.6 sOo IN street northwest.
r Oh BrNT-The be-t GARgEN FAEN in the
sses OF the tDest soil tor early vegetables with ne
Bfick House, with cellars rooms. large barn. Sta
&c sso one FAM, coSTsnins 4 scr scre.' sth .im
6E0. NATTINGIY sos sth st NV. nSSi5eott
t'oR sALK OR BENT
AN ELEGANT HOUSE.
We Offer for sale or rent that elegant HoUSE On
house y large, With al improy en- uts table &C
stuAttd N ore 81 the desirable locatisus in he
cry: House VIII be open Cor inspection daily from
For particulars spply 20 W l. wALLS c..
corner street sd Pcnnsyl vAHiA aS-nue. IT
hlLBOUhN LATT A. cor. 18Th Rnd q st MS 81
FOR kENr Oh sALE-FARN SS acr-.. \
nli,s from Lous bridge, on Arlington turnpike.
bear tell gaie. house tea rooms. large larn ali
nseesssry ont ,tuildings. blacksmith snd Wheel
National Ho',I. Ii
t'ok sALk-HoUsE no. l2I2 .tr-ct n W.
= Win All ne modern inpr ements. stable. SC;
hpply No az. loth street N W Jystf
t'OR SAIL AT ABAtGAIN-Twe nice, medium.
sized kk iCh BOUSEs; water, Gas, hath room
&C one az, bal sgusr,s from street care. No 2S2
st street ntheast, sud "a Virgins south
west. Apply llOS PeBrsylvanis avenue sells a
<S8 PsnnsylYsnia ave n ne, siy doors cast q the
Nat snsl EotCl; vide roo stzi-csscs pASS.ga
FRANK TAYLOR,
uSt SS< In isns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-20

nSTHOSE GOLD MEDALS ''!-Compositions
Wy on the sulJect Of Cruelty TO ArimaIs1 will
Re received until the 25th instant send 10 T r
GA1CHkL, 1850 street, for circular. nol5-Iw
!" RESIDENTS OF WASHINGTON wish
lS ing the Baltimore Gazette can bave il served
III lhelT Icsld nee every morning by leaving their
orders al 2 Il ID sire northwest
MS 81 CHAS. x. SHAFER,Agent.
INT THE WASHINGTON COOPERATIVE
AS BUILDING sId DEPOSIT ASSOCIATION
MIL heId Its regular monthly meeting THIS
EnfNlNG, land hereafter the second WE'D
NEsDAf in each onth at the Masonic Temple
Room NO eO9 first floor en- street, at clock
nOlS JOHN Il. THOMPSON, Secretary
nFCIBCCLATING LIBRARY, Y NJ O.
SrT bb' dinE, corner Of 9Th and streets. Terms,
% per year; 81 per quarter.-The following new
Books have been sdded to the Washington City LII
trary during the past week The End of the World
BY Edw; Eggleston; Poor Miss Finch, by wilkie
CCI.lDs; The Eustace Diamonds, by A. TroIlopr:
sersrbl.s Among the Alps; Little Moorlsnd Prin-
cess, ly Mrs. Ni-tar; Only Girl. by Mrs Wist4r:
The Marble Prophecy, by Holland Character
shetches, by M Leod; Ny Brothers Keeper; Won
ders Of the Neon; MsrIOries Quest the Poet at the
Breakfast Table. by o. W. T. dimes. oc3l
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Re YOUR Own LANDLORD
BARGAINS! BARGAINSn BARGAINS

foB sALk.-sir new two stsry BRICK Dwell
LINZ HOUSES on 18TH street n. W o., between y
shO d. qpoarS streets, er rooms each. q rec Oh 4
H"Or Houses set back sumo Is feet, pretty lawn IN
tIrnt ready T slrubbery, beautiful verandah aud
handsome picket fence a. eacn house wood house A.
l"ts ITO teet deep opening alley; near State De,
p~i uent convenient 70 two street railroads. and an
tbe most healthy AID IMPROVING part OF the cilV.
street inprey ed aud pLy ement aid
Terms: S20 casn. balance in msHthlF indictments
OF S+e. The above property r. Tor sale OF r-uf.
Apply To DOD1k n DAhNEGLLE
RsGl ENras Br0c.-s,
Auio No. ls27 street "
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FOR SAILS.

300 .00O ARCH AND PILLOW BRIgK,
IVOsOVO suitable for foundations, sewers
&C Ior sale a. low price for cash AkT A
slCbAkDs, 81. south and Hall - east n2l.st.
LOB sALE-HURsE, BUGGY and HARNESS
s. uIst cI.ss turnout. Apply At this OF N
hs NOISE e9nns shd reliable, buggy and IN
FOB sALE.A pair OF good HORSES: one a bay
mars good traveller. Also, . cd two ~
n1s hSoH: Apply e I. MORRI S
SOa lIIO y street N W. mig At NH
FOE sALI-A nouIishipe country psp-r-the
- SEml-NkkkL1 INSTRUMENTATION bV
james Co. Leesburs, Va. IL has 50 ex.
ceIlent prospect and only requires capital 70 in
sure us oNnpiete success. Apply 10 the publisher.
Leesburs, Va. Mo al
ELkGAhT CLARENCE, in perfect order; cost
II S1zoO; Dearly new; lined with blue GrR -
satin, and built TO order by Bradley SSsXey&
bros., New Haven. Also, one nearly wv
new PAIN PHET0N, in splendid condition: bull,
by the came o. order; cost ) DO; has runaers for
sleighlng and bells Also, an excellent SET n,
DOT BLE HARNESS; all Of which were made D.
order Tor the late Theo. Wheeler The above stock
can be seen 81 our Bazaar, No o. Louisiana ay-
enue, between 9Th ana 10Th streets, and which Nc
oher'er low 81 private sale.
W. l.. WALL CO
nl9-3t [BepSChrl Cor. Pa ave and Oh street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-20

GOODS FOB THE SEASON.
CALIFORNIA GRAPES.
MALAGA GRAPES
SMYRNA FIGS, large and handsome
LARGEST BASINS, in punches
CAPE COD CRANBERRIES.
ALBEhARLE PIPPINS,
HAMS for " Baking"
HAVANA ORANGES
FRESH PEARS
DOvl8-2w N. W. BURCHELL, 1882 + street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-20
TIE NEW NATIONAL MARKET

Fresh, Salt and smol ed Meats, Of all D.
kinds and Of the bet QpaliJy, furnished
in the hest style; also. GA NE. POUL-
TRY, FRUITS, and VEGtrABLEs, in 49,
their sesscp, can be procured 1t this Narket
noyl9 I'm ROBf. HYATT, ala Ilth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-20
TEAS TEASm r

Am receiving Q large supply OF remarkably fine
GREEN ard BLACK TEA, such as 10 rarety Of
fered in this country. and ., moderate ,, Ices
j have q fair and pAlatable BREkkFAST TIA
Of IS cents per pound. 1t is pure
NV. BURCHELL,
ocA 1882 street, near Ebbitt HOUSE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-20
H a BILE BROTH ERS
Fashionable Tailors,
novl5 NV COR. TrH AND STREETS.

L IREUNDS LADIES' NATIONAL DINING
II and ICE CREAM SALOON, corner 18th and
Pennsylyania avenue: Ladies' and gentlemsns
Ltseh cAanssd dstly. My facilities for supplying
farties, Weddings, Dinners, &c: complete, are
would solicit liberal share Of your patronage. r.
FBEUND, Caterer and Confectsoner, 1lOl Penn
ylyApia au9-ly
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w ii. SPELsHOUSE, 1882 9TH street. pay 3 high
COMMISSIONS for selling Pictures Osl-
N6>-trs wanted.
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND-0n 18th instant, night of Thomas con
Il cert at Lincoln Hall, LADY's FAN. Apply
by letter describing it, 10 b. g., star Office. 1t
Il OST-0n Monday, 18th, on 9th or 10th streets, or
IL on II street New York avenue, a C0RAL
NECKLACE of four five ttrsns, with a gold
clasp marked Il c. The finder will be literally
reward If returned TO No 9l7 street. NO 81"
L OsT-On the 18th instant, after u m, a GOLD
IL EAB-RISd Black Bpsmeled Pendants, &C.
he finder will receive q liberal reward by re'ur
ing il 933 street northwest. noi92tr
rAME AS AN ESTRAY ON MY FARM, near
~ BladeBsburg,a small black or brown ~D<rA
COW. with horns, which the owner can GAxS~S
have by coming forward, proving property 49,
and pay ing xpenses.
nlS-3t' JAMES III. sHREVE.
I OsT-A Russian GOLD COIN PIN somewhere
IL on of the fol owing streets II, cor
ner of New Jersey avenue, to 4th, 4th to q, q to
5th, 9Th 20 II, to Post Once Department. A suit
Equip. Div, p. U. Dept. seI6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-20

BOARDlNt.
MEALS SERVED TO FAMl les, al moderate
IVI rates. 927 llth street, between 1 and K
streets. mig IT
RO.BDlNG, WITH NEATLY FURNISHED
- ROOMS one fronting south, on reasonable
terms, at 1927 G. street. nol9l0
EIRST CLASS BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED
Il at No 1898 street, by the day week, and
Dinners and SuppeYs got at the shortest notice.
Furnished ROOMS can also be obtained. noy6 In
RUAkD N1-Sls per mouth. SIS per week:
- Dinner 30 cents, or IS pr month; Bre akia.t Is
cents Supper Is cenfs-At the Dining Saloon 30 FL
street OPP government Printing Oaice. oc25- lin
(NoOD BOAkD, PLEASANT ROUMn, AND
NJ pr ices moderate, at 210s corner Of pennsylva-
ala avenue ard Dist stree, mayl-n
SECOND SUPPLY
TAYLORs COMPOUND FOR HORSE AND
CATTLE FOOD.
Sure HEALTH kESrORER.
Used largely during the preva ling disease.
Zee certificates from Broadway and 18th street
stage liI q; 4,h avenue and Madison avenue stage
line ., end others.
n. W. BUROHELL.
move $50 street
III. xECHANlCAL OPTICIAN,
ass PENIS Avenue, corner ~ street.
First quality Brazilian Pebble. jsp11-lys
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-16

THE Knoxville Press and Herald
says Maynard, the high prOtectiOnist,
"got through the house a bill to ad-
nit, free Of duty, the machinery for
a glass factory in Indiana!" Il it any
wonder the GazsHe should ask;
"What was the consideration offered
by these glass blowersY" Or, that il
should express 'stroDg suspicion OF
British gold in his trousers pOckets?"
Had it been a bill ''got through" or
smuggled through, to furnish ma
chinery, "iree of duty" to the man.
moth distilleries and whisky and
brandy manufactures Of Cincinnati, it
would only have been consistent with
his previous policy in seeking tocrush
out the small distillers and msnuiac-
turers in his own district. But why
he should, in the face Of his notori-
Gus obsequiousness to the New Eng.
land protectionists, take so great a
fancy for an Indiana glass factory"
as to engineer a special tree-trade bill
through the house, for its benefit, will
require some direct explanation to
the plain, blunt people of this section
of the country.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-16
THE MISSOURI MOVEMENT HI TEN
NESSEE-

The following letter tells its own
story and the response evoked will
show to what extent the people are
prepared for the movement contem-
plated. Prefxed to the letter is an adj
dress to the people Of Tennessee,
which states that
Official frauds and thefts which once
would have startled the American people
have become so frequent that they hardly
awaken moments attention. COrrup-
ion prOspers and virtue decays. W
crest parties struggle for the Rs~cendancy.
Each is extreme in its principles snd pre-
iudices, and hence, neither Is capable OF
restoring public tranquility Both are
striving for power, and when oOLslne1g
neither mas shown itself disposed to WELD
il iudicicusly or cOrstitutiOnslly. The
history of neither entities It 70 public con-
fdencs or support. Disregard Of the con-
Observation-Disclosures to public rights
and INTERESTS prohigste and corrupt
use OF the public funds-the occupation
Of high official stations by unprinCipled
men, are ali evils which call loudly for re-
dress and reform. Distinguished men OF
the Republican ana OF the Democratic
party have become alarmed IN view OF the
QhnkGED WHICH EAAbaNuA Nf 1 AfN
asked the patriotic men OF all parties, to
meet them in convention In Cincinnati,
Ohio. Ia order to signify 20 them our sp-
probation Of their efforts 70 reform oncial
abuses, restore power and efficiency TO
the cOnstitutiOn-peace, purity sno pros
perity to the government, il is proposed
70 hold & convention
on..-.....-....-next, for b purposeo OF
appointing delegates TO tbs Cincinnati
convention. We invite every one who
feels personally interested in them meeting
no matter Whist may be his rank or con
ditiOn in life, or his former party smni-
ties or associations.
Annexed to the above is the follow
ing:
To John Baxter:
SRA d~isorgsniz alton Of the Demo
cratic party is essential 10 the defeat of
the Radicals. Democracy, for some years,
has simply served, in 3 national point OF
view, to keep the Radicals united. Let
as, therefore, like sensible men, take a
new departure, and If WI cannot get ali
we want, secure the next best thing al
tsinsble. II you concur, get III the sig
natures you can In the next ten days and
return The call can then be published,
naming The time and place for holding
the convention. Respectfully,
THOS. A. r NELSON,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-16
NEWS.

A Quebec man created a sensation
recently by riding through Fabrique
and st. John streets in a hearse, re-
clining on the coffin bed, and smoking
a pipe.
1t is seriously proposed that all the
| Southern people send in their claims
for consequential damages, because
England encouraged them to keep
the war agOing.
Before Paris became mistress Of
modes, Milan, prescribed the model
for bonnets, hence the name milliner
for the fabrication Of the browning
glory Of well-dressed womanhOOd.
There is a female omnibus driver in
San Francisco, whose receipts are
greater than any Of the male drivers,
but then she knocks down proper
tionately, so that the company do not
gain anything.
The New York Evening Star says
that eight regiments Of British troops
are under orders for Canada. II so,
the Canadians have doubtless been
communicating TO the "ther side some
suspicious movements indicating
another Fenian raid.
A bill to Substitute the ballot for the
oral system OF voting has been intro
duced in the British house OF COM
mons. Reforms move slowlyin Eng
land, and 1t will probably take some
time to give the present measure the
sanction OF law. O.
The aggregate number Of copyrights
entered in the United States during
the year 1871 was 1880 This
includes all the books, pamphlets, pc
riodicals, musical compositions, maps,
engrayings, ehrOmos, photographs,
and prints for which copyright was
secured.
II the American claim for eonse-
ouentiAl damagesupon Great Britain
is to be insisted upon, nine-tenths Of
the people ofthis country-for at least
that number suffered more OF less by |
the prolongation Of the war-had bet
ter be hurrying forward their papers
to the Geneva conference.
The Protestant Episcopal Is the
wealthiest church In New York, eWn-
ing property valued at 81 1900, 600, and
has accommodations for sixty thou
Sand. The Roman Catholic church
ranks next, having edi6ees valued at
s., acc, 600, with accommodations for
thousand. The Presbyterian
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-16

church rahA5 tld, md .le Methodist
Episcopal fourth.
In Germany, the land Of music, in
every church of any size they have
at least one trumpet, OF ecgnet or
trombone, or bugle, to lead the con.
gregational singing. On this account
their church music owes its great ex-
/ ceIlenee.
"a constantreader" desires to know
what is the prospect in congress for
/ the repeal Of the income tax. After
the defeat OF the Presidents recon-
mendatiOn OF a general amnesty in
the senate we give it up. In fact, we
expect little OF nothing from this 5es-
sion Of congress, except speeches and
resolutions FOR "buncOmbe."
JOHN BURNS, the hero of Gettys-
burg, was in New York in December
last in this condition: Partially para
lyzed, memory failing, without sufh-
Gent clothing to protect his person
properly, without money, without
friends, but with no appearance of
vice, 1.-THE Hero Of Gettysburg" of
whom poets had sung, begged for
money sufficient to take him home to
die. He is now dead and the poets
are writing about him again.
The Italia MilitGire makes mention
of q recent trial of q newly invented
air-ship susceptible Of q rapid motion,
and of being guided by means Of a
rudder. The experiment was made
before the Arehdukes Albert and
William, and of of several officers of
the general staff, and was attended
with a most convincing success A
great sensation has been produced in
the scientific and military world. The
inventor Is an engineer named Hoen-
lein.
Inthe State Of Missouri, according to
the present law, when Migrants are
committed by a justice of the peace
the sheriff may sell the culprit at the
courthouse door to the highest cash
bidder, for a term OF service Of six
months. In the case of q minor, the
service continues until the offender
has reached the age of tWenty-one
years. A case has recently occurred
at st Joseph, where a colored boy con-
victed under this act, has been sold for
a term Of six years.
1t Is stated In a French Journal that
the naval expedition which Prussia
was fitting out some time ago, was not
directed, as was generally believed
was the case at the time, against Bra
I'll, but wss intended for the capture
of the pirates of the China sea. Ell
forts were made to interest in the en-
terprise some Of the maritime powers,
and in the beginning England and
Spain manifested a disposition to take
part in the expedition. But the pro-
jet fell through, and Prussia aban-
doned the idea.
The st. Petersburg correspondent of
the New York Evening Post writes:
There Is a report going about that
the Grand Duke Alexis has married,
in America, Mile JonkOfsky, the
maid of honor to whom he has been
attached for a long time, and who was
banished to Switzerland on his &C.
count. The on dit is that the young
lady managed to join him in Amer
lea, and that the other day the Grand
Duke announced to the minister and
the admiral that he was married, to
the utter despair Of both gentlemen,
who will probably have to do penance
in Siberia for not looking more sharp
ly after their charge.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-16
or OoLonrL roRnrrr.

Colonel Granville @. Torbett, who
died evening before last at Nashville,
will not soon be forgotten in Tennes-
see. His name has been identified
with public affairs for many years
past. He was a wise and successful
editor and manager of the Union and
American, and subsequently became
State treasurer and president Of the
bank Of Tennessee. lie occupied this
position in 1861, and was the signer Of
State bank bills known as the " Tor
bett ISSUE" amounting, we believe,
to about two and a half million dol
lars. The extent OF the States liabil-
ity for these notes, used at one time
in paying OF Confederate soldiers
at Columbus, Kentucky, and forged
to an unknown amount by those
who secured possession Of unsigned
notes Of this issue deposited in an
East Tennessee bank cannot be ascer
tanned. While the fortunes of the bank
and of its migratory assets during the
war, are remembered, Mr.. Torbett's
integrity of conduct and character can
never be forgotten. Very certainly
there was no Tennesseean more hon.
Ored for his personal virtues, and
Nashville viii especially deplore the
loss of 80 faultless a citizen.