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Tie PctrIot thinks that the capitalists who
have invested their money in our bonds, after
careful inquiry into the resources and affairs of
the District, do not know their own business.
u u hard for the Patriot and its set Of malcon-
tents that after setting up a. the expounders
OF law; the defenders Of the rights of the people
and the only safe expOnents OF what is sound in
District hnanee-it IS hard-aggravatin under
these circumstances. that the courts should re-
iect their law, the people their championship,
and the CAPT, alists their advice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-25

The Staten Island Ferry Company will prob
ably have a nice little bill OF damages TO pay
when all Of the suits pending against them on
account of the westfeld disaster are tried. The
other day, when a verdict for 81, 1000 in favor of
widow who bad lost husband on the ill fated
vessel was rendered, one Of the jurors n said to
have remarked that the jury would have given
$4,000 if they could have legally done 50. IL
seems that the statue prescribes - 900 as the
highest amount in such cases. There are Que
hundred and nine suits Of a similar character
pending against the company. We trust that in
every case heavy damages will be given the
plaintiff. If ferry and steamboat companies can
he held legally responsible we are sure they will
frd TO their interest to prevent the bio wing up
ct their passengers hereafter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-25

The New York World understands that the
testimony Of bank presidents before the grand
Jury proves that immense sums of money has
been placed to the credit of different members
Of the ring. In one day alone, considerably
over 100000 was deposited by one member.
one ring man, who out Heroded Herod, placed
to his credit in a single day no less . sum than
81 -Soooco, while, it is stated, 5000 900 was
distracted IN one day from the city treasury
As the city books hSve been kept in a very
irregulsr ard unSystematic manner for the last
hye years, tie grand jury have had almost
insuT nouEtable obstacles 10 contend with. Ii is
expected that indictments against the most
prominent N embers of the ring will be pre-
>Cnted tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-25

ACCOUNTS PROM MEXrCO are still unfayorable
tor the JuaTeZ government. The president Of
the supreme court Of Tamsuiipas, leading and
influential man, has publicly pronounced
against The government, an advised his friends
20 prepare for action The forces of Ouirog<
were reported Ia have defeated those OF Cortina
and various rumcrs prevailed that the former
was advancing upon NatamOras.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-25

The New York Times gets the "Panoche
Grande' and "Ierba Buena" slightly mixed
IL heads Washington dispatch relative TO the
stand of Yerba Buena in the San Francisco
bayr 1.-The hcGarraLan Claim" Williams
aspirations don't happen to soar in that direc-
ton; the "Panoche Grande'' l. his utitinr t,aI,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-25

FAYING The FRENCH INpEMyIrY-Jt Il
reported, as II by authority, that the Rothschilis
and other prominent European bankers arc
arranging for the immediate payment OF three
mi!liaTds OF the indemnity due by Franse 10
Germany an leI4. The tobacco -IonOpoly Is to
h5 the basis of the proposed arrangement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-25

The LEGIsLATIvE IMBEoGLIoIN NEBRASKA,
There was no quorum in the Nebraska Legi.la-
are on Tuesday and none is expected. The
lection OF a new Governor WAS 10 be ATTEMPTED
sterday. Ii was expected that Gov. James,
Re present executive, would resist the action of
me legislature and call out the state militia
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- - The census Of Rome has been completed
he total population Il 30 900,

Inc census OF Rome has been Completed.
The total population IL $40 900.
- ,.,.i Peuh railway lines ordinarily exhibit
-. y ILL., lreig ht-ernal feeling.
IAN Indiana railway train was blown six
NH s-by tie wind
ay-AieSis has parted with another diamond.
thi- time in favor of Kunkei, Cincinnati
liel 1T.
s-An Iowa man reported that he couldn't
knd a xOId in the dictionary because the book
hadn't an index.
sRrhe Pore saysbe Is morally, not physical,
W. irnuri>cned. He l. at liberty tn 20 out, but
cannot dO 20 without losing his dignity.
~A Wausau female barber has retired from
business account Of tee arrival of q little
shaver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-25

- Elisha MattesOn, Of Norwich, Conn, has
patented new apparatus for tho propulsion or
boats by steam, In which two paddles on each
side are given an oar like motion, al much less
cost of fuel and less lar to the boat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-25
NTHONY FISH ER,
FIRST CLASS sC0URIR.
els 9rH srREEr, OrrosIrE PATENT ORrIcz.

BY promptly adopting tho latest improvements
whether OF Ams ricss co European Invention, I am
enabled 10 do my work In manner not to be eQaaled
by those rot possessing thes- sscliries
Ladies' DR., sses cleaned without being taken apart
All kiud of spite Cd without ciauins the whole
sarmrnt and 0r.sse Spots. after being removed,
never shev suin 0enflemen's Clothes cleaned,
Without shrinking 81 Irjur,ns the garment, ct the
follow ing prices Coats. q - and u So Pants rs
hspsirine oone neatly and 81 reasonable prices.
New York styleot cleaning kid 0icve-ea single pair
Veil. and rrimmings cleaned, blae sen a and stiff
ned at On PER sqasrs ysrd; O.tri~h fsa.hsrs
Once 81 the 8 atep Island. N Dyeins Bstab.
lishmep tablished 1919 The Oldest aud largest Of
the ind Ia the country. II not in thH world.
ANTHONY FIsHsR Agent.
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RrssIAs lHPoRTANcH IscREAsKD- st.
Petersburg correspondent Of the n. Y. Mao
says: Sedan has, there can be no d0ubt, raised
Russia to a position above what she has ever
held before, making her the bslsncc-hOldet of
the Old World. the aIhiter of Continental af-
fairs. As Russia has mach still to gain from
international readjustments, and parsues plans
TO which only her vsrt of power has hitherto
set barrier, she is not likely TO be careless OF
turning this adyantage-gsined without the
stirring Of . hnseI-to . good account.
especially as her task Is made easy to her.
France, Austria. and Germany have all of them
an eye toward . Russian alliance and 70 the
profit IL shall bring them, and, with certain
limits, they are consequently ell ready to make
such concessions ~ the Car shall demand.
Germany must be content 70 wink Ut the extir.
patton OF GermAnism In the Baltic provinces in
order to avert Russo French alliance, which
France Is impatient to enter into. France can
r.ise no objection to the extraditioa Of Poles
who have sought IN asylum In the friendly
country, nor affect to resent the spread OF Rus
sian power in the Black Sea, while she has the
tsntaiizing hope Of a war Of revenge against
Germany-an impossibility without an aliy-by
Eussan aid before her eyes. Austria viii net
be over hsSty to prejudice her case by crossing
Russian plans openly in Servia or in the East,
while she Is aware that a rupture NAV cost her
much more by compulsion than she is required
to yield ostensbly of free choice.
TIE JUNEL ESTATE AND idFIaArIoy.-One
Of the famous lawsuits In the United States At
Present Is that involving the Jumel estate
n
before Judge Shipnsn. The lands in dispute
valued at - 600 600, in the possession of one
Nelson Chase, who claims In right of his wife as
heir to Nine. Jumel and also as grantee of GER
tain OF her nieces and nepbews, who he claims
are her heirs If his wife is not The suit for the
property is brought by George W. Bowen, a son
OF Nine. Jumel, who Chase alleges Is illegiti-
mate. Bowen claims that Mrs Chase is illegiti-
mate, and is not the child of Nine Jumel at all
but her sister. Additional interest attaches to
the suit from the fact that the deceased Nine
.Jumel was the wife of Aaron Burr, aud after
his death married q Frenchman, Jumel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-25

IHE WORST STORM OF THE SEASON IL reported
a the neighhOrhcOd of CHEYENNE. Wyoming
territory. IL Is showing and blowing a gale.
70 trains from the West have arrived At
theyenne for several days, and the road l.
reported blocked both sides Of that place
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-25

VIOLENT sroKa ragged in the British Isl sntis
en- Tuesday evening and all night On ths
Irish coasts and in the channel IL was particularly
severe, and extensive and serious shipping
d sasters are apprehended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-25

IHE SMALL POx.-The sanitary report in
chicago Ter the past week shows a marked
Increase IN the number OF deaths by smallpox
n well a. from other causes. The small-pox
las appeared in several parts of the Dominion
y hospital has been established AT Toronto
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-25

SUICIDE Don't ISyALIDATY LIFE TNsUE-
sSCE foIIcY.-ln New York yesterday a
EcrdiSt was given against the K.ickerbocker
Llie Insurance Company in the case Of a policy
"i $1,000 upon the life OF a suicide, Fabiar
Gc.oTsa. CT Savannah
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-25

TIE SUPExsE CoURr or NEW MEXICO has
decided that the expulsion of three members OF
the House and the admission to their seats, ami
Z" Thar OF another republican, deceased, of four
democrats, Is illegal and void
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-25
q 0FkesA TO.O1y.

BALTIMORE, Jan 8.-Virginis sixes old, a bid;
90 cCcIon old GO bid do. new, 90 bid: do coasoli
asked -
bAITIMoRH, jan d Low middlings cotton quiet
Yana Flour very dull. Wheat steady ana firm
20 steady hite southern, 64a6T: yellow southern,
o.; mixed veetern, 6s6S&. Oats steady. Provis-
0,ssA
sKw YoRI, Jan 9s.-stocks strong and steady
new, 81 North Cnrolnas. -; new, l5hi. Exchange
NKw YORI, Jan. 25.-Flour dull and declining
Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn shade easier.
IosDoS, Jan. Is. 1859 O. m.-ConsoIs, a2ss for
both Bonds Of 1852, ss'. 1855. Old s3's ls67, 93r
of lSS2 - 49,
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4 By fhe Western Unsor TtesraSA Compasst
NEW YORK, Jan. 25-First Board ~ 10 ., m -
>. ss 1881, coupon, ll6S; D's, 63, coupon lI0I
sSs, "a, coupon, nos sos, IS, oowron, iiiS
S,s, ns s o., eonPS ., li,r oo1Ron n29;
rency Sc. MS; s-p.r cents, iM.; Msriposa, -;
Canton, So; Cumberland -; Western Union Tele.
graph, .31 Qpicksilver.. 2ssl; Pacific Mail: 81
Boston Water Power, -; Adams Express ,ei: Wells,
Fargo Cos. Ex press. tdls: American Express 81 :
Hni,ed ststes E.p;s 6ik ond; Newfork Q. ntrai AMI
Hudsnn, "; New York Central Scrip. 9a'.; Erie,
go; Erie preferred. =; Harlem. IIs HARLEM pre-
erred =; Reading, lis1!: Michigan Cen ms Lake
shI Re Michigan southern. Oh; Union Pacific Rail
lad, 50 Illinois Central, ~; Cleveland Pitts
eurg, %. Northwest, 7s-s; Northwest preferred .
nv; Cleveland, ColumbH~, Cinenn All, and Indian,
spells, -; New jersey Central, IIl,i; Rock Islasd
ms; Nj wankis and St Paul, 81; do, pre-
itrrsd, s2a: Wabash & Western, 7S'.: Delaware,
l Lake , 4 Western; Ioi; Fort Wayns, S,s
ooh;easO god end Ai;on isA do PsseTTed, l2t
Chicago and Indiana Central. Is; Tennessee S. old
66i do; new, 661 virginia SIS. old. 50: do, Cou-
soils, ~; North Carolina 6's, old, 70; North Car
elm S1s S S pew "a MssOpr s Central pa
Gold, lO9s lg9ls. Market sire 1Rer-actiys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-25

IHE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE of the Ohio
Legislature have agreed to recon- mend tha n,s.
sage OF law Tor constitutional Convention in
that state. IL provides for the election OF dele
gates on the nrst Monday in April and the con-
VentiCn 10 meet the first Tuesiay in Msy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-25
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
WANTED-TO BORROW g. 900 20 sic 600
w Tor Que year, et ten Per cent, security an ME
Nc con missions will he raid Address u y RCHAST
Washington City Post Office ist 81.
300 000 VIZ HAVE IN HAND
'OsVsuVV. $4,000 to invest, On one or 70
sums, on hrst class IN pro ed Real Fsste At 10 ppr
cent. per snnum. Apply Immediately.
HERRING JONES,
jazz II Real Estate Agents. l303 street.
MONEY TO LOAN From $500 to sIo 900
w On first class Real Estate security; W. n
double and unOhJectionabie parties. WILLIAM
huLIZMAN, Atty At Law, No. 40l 7th street
csrner street northwest. janl$lm
FOR sALE-Ne offer 20 seil All a The UNRE-
nEEMED PLEhGEs on hand in our oli s,a1d
xo9 IA street, until February LIST, st = small per
centaee over the ount aiy sncel on them 10 IN
able u 20 Concentrate loan husiuas. 90 the il.
sieal cthCe, Ola street. under the Metropolitan
Hotel. =. GOLnSTEIA A Co,
Loan Office, 20s az streef west
kOk sALE-Ata bargain, the GOOD WILL. nc
OF a, old established Coal and W oOd Depot cor
nr of mary land avenue and sih street Island suit
able tor coal ar lumber depot Apply ~ DR. RIOS
W ELL drug store, corner MARYLAND avenue and
fh street snia-tf
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FOR SALE.

EGR SALE-The STOCK, GOOD WILL AND
u MIXTURES &C q hr-t- class CIGAR STORz
situated on feNur NRnia avenue, Of over IS wears
sihrdiEg. Satisfactory reasons given for selling
Address J. " star office. is ~
EOR SALE-Ths FURNITURE and GOOD
4 |" ILL, with everything necessary for . board
ing house. has baen one for years; q. No 3ts Penn
syiNania AZ between ID and ~ cts furnishsf
fariors and Bedrooms for rents 10 Sle. de3o Inn
FOR sALE-HORsE, BUGGY and HARNESS:
~ good BUSINESS rig Can Re ct n
and It'll. SG5. snstf IA
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FOR RENT AND SALE

For SALSA ncst tvo story BRick HOUSE,,
= ecstsisias s,n rs..ns and senner H ohen. sai
sai@; e essy terms. ''
Atves,or, YRAnrI,ass m. a,s La, .,-..,
aosshvssi, .hA ave rooms; osls sias. easy terms
or,s,,sl LOT 4, a, .sns t,,.,,.r q, e..
t4I % ns, street, near Assrcst. lsKIIe Ct-ss.
rLOf % southwest corner issh and Z streets, Sass
Lot ~. in Have. sunsivissou Of Mount Pls..
's a ase s :s4 sss S
fS. :ssy. sssi s.tai.. ssoasiss to -. .s...
se',s%tnt: TO efect sssedy sale, induoe,n.ss viii
Sto @s 70 Sasssa iss e. IL: .,
d; BoHRER, NV fark ave. ana Oh o. jsaii-u
EoR RKsT-Tvo ROOMS in q nr.t -c,... house,
north side. cen be hsi, furnishes. either
SEPARATE or tsssthcr. he Other oOcupsnts eroeyt
AglT st The Star oacs By lesssr: address. eli New
Eok SAX Oa aEsT.Th. ss:s,S, ggUsTeI
sat reoeutly oSorrtet q u. Gilman, CO
OiniDs Iesidenoe Ct p soClciisnd; one OF TIE ha5l
S + sss ss
uhGn
EaR RESr-Ne~Iy iarBIshsi, = su,I Of PAX
Tors; one furnished ~ sleeping and CON
uEnicstiag With bathroom and water ciosct:
senisnt 70 dersrtmcuns and principal ho'sls: sutA
% n ISt ate isn,T aaSFs,s ~ ,ss
str-ets. mol Il
FOR REHT-The large DwELLING HoUtH
SsI Pennsyiysria ay snue, .ii door, east q Re
sSE-s: = locality tcs . isvye, OF RsEscisn
m $50 ss< Indians svsI,-s
Eos RENr-A desirable and comm odious
y b0USE, with ali the modern iuprssement.,
.t.usted on the corner ct l1th and streets; Far
avenue ocSI- ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-25

AGAIN COMPLETE.
An :. Examination Of our STOCK j. solicited.
y.e Sc J. W. BOTELER BRO.
EsTABLlsHED Isss.
John McDERMOrr 3 BROS,
COACH MAk 6EsL ANg CARRIAGE c~A
$40 SR ef;r Hi ;Es
OARRIAGEs REPAfR afto" tn
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
the pss,icn Ss e. e. ~
to him % The Eth ss Of HpGi iss an
ss: In e.
he DAY Arm ns said
An! 'ss.s' "'{ i
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
n On tn, petition 81 aEsRI < fAYE6h: o,
patent granted to BIN o. ,se Sts day Of April
,sss, for an improvement in DrAwersfor Closets
i !. ORDERED that tt. testimony in the case BE-
closed on the 18Th day Of March NEXT that the Tins
Dson 5. heard % ne lstS day q M ; next. SAID
as1;S1 ny S'Gfis: a ssi ca%n..on.r
RAFTLrE.Two beautiful OIL PAINTINGS
M S PLAYING for the Imperial Court 1t vi:
NJ, Fart and the imperial Ceart %i.tssng an" no
MsIle The Paintings are now on exhibition at
ing. i2s-st
In ORDER TO MEET THE DEMANDS OF
tusiness, have engaged he ices OF a com pc
public as we'll as priSsts sale Of Real Estate a. 'f IN
Washington city ard county.
jaD22- lot TAG 7th street
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POTATOES,
in store and for sale by ~
jana I'm % Water street, Georg etown, DO.
STALL M. "a, CENTER MARKET-Heaith
~ By coed living. All who would live long-Ss
and be happy should call az the above m "a IN ~
tioned stall and get q PIECE OF THE b ESTN
BEEl, LAMB, MUTTON or VEAL in tho Mark ct
at ices that will compare favorably with ones
J2fH' WM LINKlNS.
L ESSONS IN GUITAR AND PIANO for So ana
IL Sl0 per quarter. Please leave address at ellis
Music Store, Pa. avenue. References given 1873
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ROARD OF EALTH
IMPORTANT NOTICE
The following Act Of the Legislative Assembly,
not generally unGerstood by our citizens, Is pub
llshed for their information:
CHkfs. C. cox, ND,
President Board Of Health.
CHAR. XLyIII.-ANAcr IN RxLAr ON re REPOR rs
OF BIRTHS WITHIN Tbs IsrRICr OF COLUMBIA.
Be if enarfea oy tas LssisIafice Aysesnby " t<
Dra'tcf Of CoIsmb,a, That IL shall be the duty Of
every ply sician accvucheur. midwife, who shall
attend the birth of any infaut within the District
Of Columbis: 70 forward a report to the Board Of
Health Of said District within six days After such
birth stating distinctly the date Of tir n, the
and color OF the child thus born, it's ply steal condi
ton, wheth i'll born not, and the mans and
nativity Of the parents u such child and such
physician. sccouchs miivif vho shall fail to
report as herein required, shall be panished BY .
for each and every such offence.
Bee. . Asd De Il fsyfkss esacfsd, That all fnes in
postd under the provisions Of thu. Get shall DO for
the Of the District OF Columbia.
IApproye August Is, 1S7l
NoTE.-C MI lance With he requirements OF the
above will DO strictly enforced by this Board Of
Health. is 81
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nR. sAPPs WALKING NOTION TREADLE

Ladies, reliable statistics show that large ma
l7rfy OF iho-e no wing hines ser ious-
iy injured thereby, hut wi this Treadle attached
you can use them without fatigue or injury. There
no dovnvsrdtDotien TO the heel IL Il stationary,
erordins rest to the body, and relieving the back
from all strain 1t Is run with one half the power
required for the old tresdie, and much faster and
more steadily.
1t is recon mended By all physicians Among
those Of this city we refer bv permission to Drs
Howard, ID. W Bliss. N Z. Lincoln, and I. 8. Verdi
W.SOMMtR Rs. GENERAL gent,
IaD25fw 1l03 Pennsylvanis avenue.
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NoTICR.-Thaf =. 8. yUsrH, 6Is D, between
IN s,h end 7th street. w sells cnsscn made
cost ~ ready made new ones
N B.-SvCOND-HASD CLofarEG Of all kinds
DO ugh AZ fair leash, prices su <s-ly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-24
DENTAL ASSOCIATION.
Only a Small Delegation Present.

The Tennessee Dental Association met
al DR.. Ross office at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning. The attendance was not large,
only the following members answering to
roll call: DIS. Ross, Morgan, Freeman,
Herman, Chisholm add Noel, OF Nashville,
A. II. Claywel!, of Lebanon, and G. D.
Buckner, of Flat Creek.
The Society was called to order by DR..
Ross, the President, and opened with pray
er by DR.. Chisholm.
So few members being present, the re-
ports from standing committees were ne
cessarily deferred until such time as they
should arrive. ..-
The regular order of discussions being
thus put aside, DR.. Chisholm opened the
debate by the proposition that enamel was
not designed by nature to protect the teeth
from decay.
This brought forth lengthy discussion
which consumed the whole of the morning.
The hours for meeting and adjournment
being fixed, the society now adjourned to
meet at 2 p N.
EVENING SESSION.
At p. N. the society again came togeth-
er, and the report on Dental Literature
was called for.
DR.. Morgan, as chairman of that COM
mittee, read a paper, in which he proceed
ed to notice all the recent publications on
dental, surgery and kindred subjects. He
next took up and discussed the periodical
literature OF the profession. He thought
the dental journals were not what they
might be made, but was disposed to think
the trouble lay as much in want of support
from the profession, as in defective nan
agement. He urged upon those present
the importance of supporting the journ-
ais. Thought it impossible to keep
pace with the progress OF
the profession without the use Of this
means. The subject Of mechanical dent
istry was now taken up, and DR.. Chisholm
spoke in strong condemnation of the prac-
tice Of making deep air-chambers in plates
for the purpose of retaining them IN the
mouth. This subject was discussed at
some length until the hour Of adjournment,
when it was arranged that DR.. Morgan
should give clinic at his office at $50 this
morning. The Association then adjourned.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-24
POLITICAL SPEAKING.

The undersigned will address his GLOW
citizens of the Fourth Congressional Dis
trict as Elector on the Democratic ticket
for President and President, at the
following times and places, to-wil:
TuIlahoma, Coffee co., Thursday, Oct q.
Manchester, Coffee CO., Friday, Oct p.
Winchester, FRANKLIN co., saturday. Oct. rs.
Salem Franklin CO., Monday, Oct 2S-
Fayetteville, Lincoln CO., TUESDAY, Oct %.
Lynehburg, Moore CO., Thursday, oct. 81.
Petersburg, Lincoln CO., Friday, \ ov. 1.
Cornersvilo, Marshall CO., SstuTday Nov.2.
Chapel Hill, Marshall co., MONDAY, Nov. 4.
Hon. w. 3. Wisener, ElectOr on the Re-
publican ticket, is respectfully L.. ted TO at
tend at the times and places mentioned.
JAS. H LEWIS.
Papers throughout the aistric- viii please
copy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-24
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

There will be Pubic speaking, on the
current political issues Of the day, at the
following times and places;
At UnicnVilie, Bedford county, Satur-
day, the 10Th inst, by Hons. II. l.. David
son and r. P. Friers0n.
At Bellbuekle, on the same day, by Maj.
T. B. IVie and Thos. G. MOsely.
At Richmond, Bedford county, on Satur-
day, ID Of November, by Hons. II. l.. Da-
wilson and r. P. oFrieTson; aud at Fiat
Creek, on the same day, By Esj. I. b.
Ivie aud Daniel Parker.
And on Monday, the 4sh Of November,
at Shelbyvine, by Mai. 7. b. Ivie aud
others. Gen. VIM. A. Quares. Elector for
State at large, is expected 10 be present as
Shelbyville on that day and address the
people.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-24
MILANGE.

DR.. Thomas Maddin is the oldest mem
Der attending Conference.
The Methodist preachers did business
yesterday afternoon by gaslight. @
= There is an old topper in Nashville
whose mind is not easily disturbed. he
says he s'don't keer cent If -four does go
up" that he ''Kin git as high as flour kin
any day."
= The Presiding Elders of the Tennes-
see Annual Conference are rather q hand
some body of men, but they are not proud,
ssstuck up" because of their good looks.
The following from the Jasper Repltb-
RcdTl, is of slightly ''personal" character
"The gentleman who lost is false teeth
while chasing poor widow woman's
chickens, can have them by calling at this
Office and paying charges"
Through an oversight, Bishop Doggett
was compelled last year to pay his travel
ing expenses in attending the Tennessee
Conference. He will not be required td
incur that expense this year.