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CITY NoTIcEs.

1t Gives me Pleasure to inform you
concerning the efficacy of the Expectorant.
Two years ago my son contracted the
Bronchitis, and it became so bad, he had to
take to his bed. l procured a bottle of
Jayne's Expectorant, and giving it to him
according to directions, it soon brought him
relief; but a strong fever coming on, his
mother and myself got uneasy about him,
and sent for our family doctor. On his ar
rival he told Us the Expectorant might give
him ease, but it would not cure him, so be
gave us some medicine of his own pre-
scribing. In one dag, however, he was so
much worse we all feared he would die
and as last resort we concluded to give
the Expectorant another trial. To cur
great joy, after taking two bottles Of it
and one box of the Sanative Pills, he was
entirely cured. Since that time have cur
ed desperate case of Group with it, and
two other cases of Bronchitis. therefore
can safely say it is the best medicine for
the throat and lungs ever used for twenty
eight years, and / have no objection to your
making public my experience with it.
PETER SAUTER, LG1aSburgh, LeSe'r
County, MINI. octl5eodlw
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PASTORAL LETTER.
The Bishop of Tennessee Appoints a
Day of IRtercessio4.

Receiving q communication from the
Rev. w. T. Bullock, the Secretary of the
Vensrable Society for the Propagation OF
the Gospel in Foreign ports, bringing to his
notice the proposal of the Society to observe.
Friday, the both of December next, as
Day of Intercession to the Lord of the
Harvest for an increased supply Of Missions,
the Right Rev. Bishop Quintard, of Ten
nessee, responds to the communication in q
Pastoral Letter, which is as follows:
1 feel quite sure, my dear brethren, that
this suggestion of the Venerable Society
will find a cordial response from one and
all, and hereby appoint, for the Diocese
of Tennessee, Friday in the Advent En-
berwick, Dec. 20, A. d. 1872, as a special
day of prayer an intercession for an in
creased supply of Missionaries. Surely,
brethren, when we consider the impety
which stalks abroad through eur own land;
the irregularities and offences which have
rent the Church of Christ, TO the dishonor
ofGod's holy name; when We consider the
small number of men who consecrate
themselves to the service of the altar, and
the stinted way in which the Missions Of
the church are maintained; how the blessed
light of Christ's Gospel is hidden from
SEVEN Va nC1bhOh
we should cry nightly unto God, we
should agonize in prayer, we should plead
with i i'm to take iniquity from tie
midst of us; to restore to His holy
religion the lustre and the beauty of former
| days; to extiDguish hatred and revenge, and
maSe innocence and piety to flourish anew.
We should plead With Him 10 raise up fit
persons to serve in the sacred ministry of
the church, men who will take their lives
in their hands and give up soul and body to
the work of regenerating the world. 0 my
brethren, how can we be satisfied without
such an outpouring of the Holy Ghost as
will enable US, through the power of God,
to turn the world to the obedience of Christ?
How can We be satisfied, nay, how shall we
stand before Christ's iudgment-seat, unless
we strive in fasting and prayer, in work and
worship, to do all That lieth in us to pro-
claim the Gospel, that it may, '4ike sea
of glory" be "spread from pole to pole?"
Ny hope is, that the House of Bishops
will set forth a Service to be used; but
should that venerable body deem 1t best to
| leave it in the hands Of individual Bishops,
l shall myself, in due time, in accordance
/ with the canon, set forth form of prayer
to be used on the day designed. am
yours faithfully,
CHARLES ToDD QUINTARD,
Bishop of Tennessee.
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THE PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS.
Public Speaking I'm the Fifth Con-
~rassioral nESfrfGf.

Public Speaking I'm the Fifth Com
gressiOnal District.
Having been nominated as the Repubh-
can candidate for Elector in this district,
will address my fellow-eitizens on the ques-
tiens at issue in the present National can
vass at the following times and places, to-
wit:
Nashville, Saturday night, Oct. 10.
Hartsville, Monday, Oct. 81.
Gallatin, Tuesday night, Oct. p.
Smithville, Friday, Oct. 25.
Lebanon, Saturday, Oct. 26.
Kingston Springs Station, Monday, Oct.
%. r-..r~- ss-ta
Goodletsville, Wednesday, Oct. 30.
Ashland City, Saturday, Nov. 2.
The Democratic Electoral candidate fol
the Fifth District, when appointed, is cor
daily invited to meet me st these appoint
ments, and an equal division of time viii
be accorded. r. S. TUTHILL.
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Fsffh Annual Fair OF the Agricultu-
/; raj and Mechanical Association.


To the Editor Of the Union and American:
SPRINGFIELD, TENN, Oct. Is, 1877
The fifth annual fair of the Robertson
County Agricultural and Mechanical Asso-
CATION began to-day. The attendance,
though not large, is said to be greater than
on the opening day of last year, and last
wear we had a successful fair. did not
repair to the grounds until long after noon.
found, as usual on such occasions, the
young gallants on the promenade, with
their sweethearts or somebody else's,
passing an agreeable time attending the
fair. l found the new Secretary, E. A.
Hicks, in his Office, dischargiDg the duties
of his Office with dispatch and po-
likeness to all. Especially was ne courteous
to representatives of the press present, who
were compelled to rely on his books. for a
correct report of the premiums awarded.
Mr.. j. A. Bell, the new President, seems
perfectly at home and is ready and prompt
in the impartial discharge of his duties.
To the other officers their positions and du-
ties are new things in which they are in no
wise remiss.
The display of the handiwork of the la
dies, as also of cooking, was indeed excel
lent, but we could not particularize where
merit is so nearly equal.
Farm and garden products were shown
to-day. Among the latter we find veg.
etable not usual at our fairs, called, as /
understand, COLORADO. 1t resembles tur-
nip in shape and the cabbage stalk in
taste. Mrs. Russell is said to be nne-
qualed in the matter of vegetable garden,
which, l learn, she superintends herself.
Among the fowls on exhibition cannot
refrain mentioning the splendid pair of tur-
keys exhibited by DR.. j. II. Mallory of
Forts Station. DR.. Mallory is regularly in
the poultry business, in connection with
other farming interests, and is doing much
to improve the stock of fowls in this sec
ton, and it is gratifying to know that he
has an extensive trade extending far out
in different directions.
8. GiIberts g. Co. have on exhibition
some of their manufactured tobacco, put up
in this county. They manufacture both
chewing and smoking tobacco.
There was, as usual, an abundance of
"Old Robertson" on exhibition, but fortu-
nateiy it was not exhibiting anybody.
The following is a list of premiums
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SUMNER COUNTY.


Col. ]. ]. Turner, s. F. Wilson, ESQ.,,
Maj. W. S. Munday, j. c. Yertrees, Esq,
more, NJ. S. Elkin, Esq, j. j. Hibbitt, Esq,
B. C. Barry, Esq, and others, viii address
their fellow citizens of Sumner county, on
the political issues involved in the present
canvass, at the following times and places:
Gsllatin, day and night, Monday, Oct. q.
Castilian Springs, Tuesday, Oct. p.
Bethpsge, Wednesday, Oct. q.
Sauudersvile, Thursday, Oct. "a.
HendersOnville, Friday, Oct. %.
Skackle Island, Saturday, Oct. 26.
Cottontown, Monday, Oct. q.
Salem. Tuesday, Oct. @.
Mrs. Aliens, Wednesday, Oct. 80.
Old MitchelvilIe, at night, Wednesday, Oct. %.
Mrs. Sarver's, Thursday, Oct. 81.
Coatstown, at nisht, Thursday, Oct. 81.
South Turmoil, Friday, Nov. 1.
Riehland Station, Saturday, NoV.2
Gallatin, Monday, Nov.
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EInnnence on MheeIa.

Great enthusiasm was last nj, ht manjfes-
ted and some fun experienced at popular
gathering of second and fourth warders to
hear the political issues of the day eloquent
ly and somewhat wildly discussed. The
speakers stand was a big dry-goods box in
geniously mounted on wheels, SO that it
might be conveniently pulled or pushed
about, 10 give a Il a chance TO hear and the
speakers of the occasion free and easy
means of locomotion. a stranger who as
present assures us that he had never before
heard so much eloquence in circuit motion
or listened to so much political discussion
just for the fun of the thing. He was also
astonished at the entire unanimitg of opin-
ion prevailing in such large assemblsge of
people representing all classes, colors and
conditions.
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GILES COUNTY.

Hon. T. NJ. Jones, Col. Scion E. Rose.
Capt. John G. Lester, W. A. McCallum.
Esq, A. ]. Alternately, Esq, and E. Talia-
ferro, Esq, will address the people on the
political issues of the canvass at the fol-
lowing times and places:
Linnville, Monday, Oct. 81.
Campbellsville, Tuesday, Oct p.
Prospect, Thursday, Oct. a.
ElktOn, Friday, Oct. 25
Bunker Hill, Saturday, Oct. 26.
BammOnd's Store, Monday, Oct. %.
Slate Springs, Tuesday, Oct. %.
Pulaski, Monday, Nov. 2
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LATEST MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

GALVESTON, Oct. 16.-Cotton easier;
good ordinary 164al6ac; net receipts 1,96S
bales; exports to Great Britain $50 bales;
stock p, 469 bales.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 16.-Cottor easier;
middlings 18aI8hc; net receipts 1000 bales;
exports coastwise 1859 tales; sales 800
bales; stock q, 206 bales.
MoBnE, Oct, 16.-Cotton quiet; good
ordinary 172c; low middling 1916; rriddling
1Ssc; net receipts 1889 bales; exports
cOastWise 1880 bales; sales 600 bales; stock
S,149 bales.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 16.-Cotton active and
firIg; middIlDgs 1916; net receipts 1896
ba es; exports coastwise 1902 bales; sales
2,154 bales; stock 42,76S bales.
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O, That l We're Beautiful is the
unspoken wish of thousands of women to
whom nature has denied the charm OF
pure, fresh transparent complexion. To
crafty this wish HAeAN's MAGNoLIA
BALM was introduced. The cosmetics Of
the day had been pronounced poisonous by
the most distinguished chemists, and it vas
also found that their ultimate effect was to
wither the skin as well as to paralyze the ex-
ternal nerves. The ladies hailed with de-
light the advent of healthful, herbal and
floral preparation capable of imparting to
their faces, necks and arms a porcelain
smoothness and a tinge like that Of the
finest oriental pearl. They soon discovered
that it was ''new thing under the sur"
Incompatible and unapproschable. I'm
ouestionably the MAGNOLIA BALM has
been the great toilet success of the present
century. octl9deooAW@Wh
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POLITICAL SPEAKING.

The undersigned viii address his fellow
citizens of the Fourth Congressional Dis
trict as Elector ON the democratic ticket
for President and Vice-Presldent, at the
following times and places, to-wit:
Smyrna, Rutherford co., Saturday, Oct. 10.
MurfreesbOro, Rutherford CO., Monday, Oct q
Woodbury., Cannon CO., Tuesday, Oct Y.
Resdyville, Rutherford CO., Wednesday, Oct.
q.
TuIlahoma, Coffee CO., Thursday, Oct. "a.
Manchester, Coffee CO., Friday Oct. %.
Winchester, Franklin CO., Saturday, Oct %.
Salem, Franklin CO., Monday, Oct. %.
Fayetteville, Lincoln co., Tuesday, Oct. %.
Lynchburg, Moore CO., Thursday, Oct 81.
Petersburg, Lincoln Co., Friday, Nov. 1.
COrnersvilie, Marshall CO., Saturday, Nov. 2.
Chapel Hill, Marshall CO., Monday, Nov. A.
Hon. w. H. Wisener, Elector on the Re-
publican ticket, is respectfully invited to at
tend at the times and places mentioned.
JAS. FL. LEWIS.
Papers throughout the district will please
copy.
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Oas,sqs IN Rlvsrs during past t.genty0ar Aogrs.
WAR DHPAETNEET,
Ozurrn IN ruu0uTEy 4TGNAI, 0WPTOHR.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. Is, 1SI1
Probdbilities.-The weather on the low
er lakes will probably continue clear and
cold with high barometers and northerly
winds veering to northeasterly and extend
ing to West Virginia and the Ohio valley.
In the New England and Middle States,
cool, clearing and clear weather and north
erly winds with heavy frosts on Thursday
night. In the South Atlantic States, light
southwesterly winds and generally clear
weather. On the gulf, partly cloudy wealth
er and northerly to easterly winds with pos
sibly occasional coast rains. In the North
west and thence to Michigan and the lower
Ohio valley, winds Yeering to southerly
with lower barometers and partly cloudy
weather
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

JoHNsoNvnLE, TENN, Sept. 80, 1871
Editors Union and American A. r
Landlord, Greeley and Brown Eleetor fol
the Seventh Congressional District, viii
address the citizens of Henderson co. at
SaltiIlo, Hardin CO., Oct. 10.
Paris, Henry CO., Oct. %.
Dover, Stewart Coz, Oct. "A. -
Erin, Houston CO., Oct. 25.
GAINESVILLE, Montgomery CO., Oct. %.
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Trains DelaNed,

The through Southern and Northern
bound passenger trains of the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad, since the extern
sion of the line to Montgomery, Ala, have
not been reaching this city, as a general
thing, on schedule time. For instance
the train due here at 1870 yesterday after
noon had not arrived at O'Clock, and the
through passenger train due from Louis
vile at o'clock in the afternoon, was
thirty minutes behind time. The passen-
ger transportation over this new line is at
present very heavy, and these ifregularitie s
may in some degree be attributed TO this
fact,
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THE COURTS.

Law CoURT-Resumes business to-day.
CHANCERY' CoURT.-Nothing of public
interest or importance transpired yester-
day.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-The greater part of
the day was consumed in obtaininga jury
to try Ben. Stevens, colored, indicted foT
larceny committed st the residence Of Maj.
James d. Nancy last year. The jury in the
case of Henry Whitaker and Lou Hoele,
indicted for living together as man and wife
without being legally married, rendered a
verdict of acquittal. A nolle was entered
in the case Of James Wilson and Sis Mus
grove, Indicted for offense similar TO the
above,
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GLASGOW.-Yesterday morning, the 18th
inst, at 10 A. NJ, Mrs. j. j. GLASGOW, in the
10th year of her age, at the house of K. 5.
Bolles No. 76 North Vine street.
Funeral services at 10 o clock this morning by
Rev. j. B. McFerrin.
LACY.-On the 18th inst. Mrs. KITTY LACY,
DIETER known as Kitty McNairy,l an old and
much respected resident of Nashville.
The funeral will take place to-day (17th inst.)
at O'Clock P. NJ, at st. Johns Chapel TO which
the friends are invited.
Services by Elders Nelson McGavock and
Nelson Nj cry.
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HARRIS AND HOUSE.

Gov. Isham G. Harris and Hon. John T.
House will address the people at the fol-
lowing times and places;
Centreville. Thursday, Oct. II.
Columbia, Saturday, Oct. 10.
Murrreesboro, Monday, Oct. q.
Lebanon, Tuesday, Oct q.
Mckenzie, Wednesday, Oct. q.
Chattanooga, Saturday, Oct. Is, at night.
Morristown, Monday, Oct. 2S.
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Death OF a Fine Racer.

George II. Rice received information yes
terday of the death in Sumner county some
days ago of his famous racing animal Fire
fly. She was by Wardance, dam Alexan-
dria by imp. Sovereign, and one OF the most
promising three year Odds on the turf. In 8
race over our course last spring she made
the mile in 1:45I-4he first time this record
was ever made on our track. Her death
was caused by injuries received from fall
She cost her owner So 100, and her death
is o serious loss.
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Chapped hands, face, rough skin, PIN
pies, ringworms, salt-rheum, and other
cutaneous affections cured, and the skin
made soft and smooth by using the Juniper
Tar Soap, made by Caswell, Hazard &
Co., New York.
rnar21 snndsthurs "
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a small brown mare taken up and to be
had at yealey's stable.
Knights Of Nashville Commandery are
ordered to attend the stated meeting this
evening for the election Of officers.
Ole to ten years credit at the sale of
thore splendid residence lots at the corner
Of Cedar, High and Vine streets to day by
Browns Z Cbeath2m.
Large peremptory trade sale by Y eatman,
Shields 81 Co.
Ejgefeld Lodge Knights of Pythias
meets tonight.
Tickets for the grand hop of the Rock
City Guards to be had at Maxwell House,
Hickman & Porter's and of Mr.. Smith
Black
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Conductors, Convention,

The Convention of Conductors, repre-
senting all the roads in the country, as
sembles at Louisville on the 23d inst. j.
II. Latimer of the Nashville and Chatta-
nOoga road, and VIM. Davis of the Nash
vile and Northwestern road are the dele
gates from this city. The delegation from
the Southern roads will pass through this
city on the night of the Dist inst.
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The Capitol Grounds.

The work on the Capitol Grounds is pro-
crossing fayorably, and a large force of con
victs are employed at that place. The
rough work having been near about COM
pleted, we suppose that steps will shortly be
taken to give the landscape artist an oppor-
tunity TO display his taste in ornamenting
the grounds,
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DemocratIc Meeting.

There will be meeting of tho Demo
cratic citizens of the 18th Civil District Of
Davidson county, at the District School
house in Watkins addition, on Friday eve
ming, the 18th of October, 1872, at z O'Clock,
for the purpose of organizing Greeley and
Cheatham club. All are respectfully in
vited to attend. Speeches will be made BY
Col. 10. G. Guild, Jasper Taylor and others.
S. 81. MANNING,
w. G.. BUSH,
JOIN L. Brown.
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POLITICAL.

N/O0r0l,0N0OI1D0ODr-o DN00N0l101NN|S'lNloD|0."
Democratic Speaking-Eighfh Ward.
Gen. James NJ. Quarles and Maj. Thomas
F. Henry will address the people on the
issues of the present political canvass, at
Cotton's Drug Store in South Nashville. at
halfpast I O'Clock Saturday evening next,
10Th October, 1872.
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THE GUBERNAT0RIAL CANVASS.

Appointments for Public Speaking
by the Candidates for Governor.
he-following list of speaking appoint
ments has been agreed upon between
Gov. Brown and Hon. A. A. Freeman:
Memphis, Monday, Oct. q.
Somerville, Wednesday, Oct. %.
Brow nsville, Thursday, Oct. "a.
Trenton, Friday, Oct. %.
Union City, Saturday, Oct. 20.
Bolivar, Monday, Oct. %.
Jackson. Tuesday, Oct. 20.
Dresden, Wednesday, Oct. 30.
Huntington, Thursday, Oct. 81.
Paris, Friday, Nov. 1.
GAINESVILLE, Saturday, Nov. 2.
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AImOst SerfOns,

Two citizens Of usually peaceable dispo-
ions, came near having serious tussle
e r a difference of political opinion yester
morning at Cedar street saloon. A
docket klife and split-bOttom chair
Y, tie weapons about TO be used, and
fon mp. iu.erferencs of bystanders prob
e.;ed the necessity for calling in
es # physicians or undertaSers.
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shooting Affair.

We learn that difficulty occurred near
Hebron Church in Williamson county on
Tuesday last between Bob Wilson and Mr.
HDke, the latter receiving in his side the
contents Of a shot gun fred 10y the former.
The wounded man it is thought may re-
cover. An old grudge between the parties
is said to have brought about the present
unfortunate affair.
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set for Hearing.

\ family Of singers, arrested on a war
rant charging them with malicious mis-
chief towards the hogs of Abraham
Hyde, were yesterday summoned to appear
before Justice Cassetty, at noon next Sat
Urday, to answer for the alleged irregular
ity. They gave bond to be present accord
iu1 10 citation.
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FOR CONGRESS AT LARGE.

The appointments Of Messrs. Cheatham,
johnson, and Maynard in Middle Tennes-
see have been slightly changed. Instead OF
as before announced, they viii speak at
Humboldt, Wednesday, Oct. 10.
Brownsville, Thursday, Oct. IL.
Jackson, Saturday, Oct. 10. SO ls
Bolivar, Monday, Oct. p.
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Gen. James NJ. Quarles and Player Mar
tin, Esq, viii address the citizens of Cheat
ham county, at Ashland, ON Monday, the
2lst, and the citizens of Dickson county,
at Charlotte, on Monday, the 4th of No
vember.
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The river al this point is stationary with
Id inches on the shoals. Weather warm
with indicationsof rain.
Pink Dews, who has the government
contract at the shoals, is pushing the work
forward vigorously. He has upwards OF
one hundred hands employed, and during
this low water season will make rapid head
way. 81 tH
Slinkard, the recent Assistant Engineer
at the Waterworks, has not received stu
alton on steamboat, as reported, but
wants one.
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Personal,

Capt 7. G. Moore, noted tuIfnan, and
the owner Of London, one of the finest
horses on the continent, is in the city.
Col. A. S. Horseley, Of the Columbia
Herald, was among the distinguished
members Of the press gang in the city last
evening.
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Handsome decorations.

The Merchants Exchange has just been
newly and handsomely prepared by decor
corstions furnished by the well known
house of John w. Hill & Co. The work
was done by Ben Munroe, and reflects
credit upon his mechanical skill as paper
hanger and an artist in that line.
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For Ladies.-Ladies' MISSES and Child
ren's Polish Boots, Balmorals, Caters and
Slippers of the latest styles and in great
variety, rec ived and receiving by
JOHN RAMAGE & Son,
oe10 If 46 College street.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Ex-senator Fowler and Judge Trinble,
candidates for Presidential ElectoF on the
Greeley and Grant tickets, will speak At
Paris, Wednesday, Oct. 10.
Union City, Thursday, Oct. II.
Jackson, Friday, Oct. Is.
: Bolivar, Saturday, Oct. 10.
Memphis, Monday, Oct. 21.
State papers requested to copy.
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Military Rail.

Tickets are out for Military Ball to be
given by the Rock City Guards at st. Cloud
on Friday evening Nov. /. Admission two
dollars.
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s,onvie, from Henry Coun.v

James Sanford, sentenced to five years
imprisonment, from Henry county, for
malicious shooting, arrived yesterday in
charge of guard, and was consigned TO
quarters in the Penitentiary.