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rollaries: First, TO obtain the best result, or
we may add any result at all, the plaster
must be placed upon land which contains a
smaller or larger amount of vegetable mat
ter which is not completely oxyginized, the
effect varying with the cause. Secondly, to
obtain tie full value of the gypsum We
must blend it most thoroughly with the
soil. CHIRoN.
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BATCHELOR,s HAIR DYE.

This superb HAIR DYE is the Best in tie
WorId-Perfectly Harmless, Reliable an6 In
stantsneous. No disappointment. No Ridicu-
lOus tints, or unpleasant Odor. The genuine W.
A. BATCHEL0R'S HAIR DYE produces I'M
MEDIATEDY a splendid BLACK or
NATURAL BROWN. Does not Stain the
Skin, but leaves the HAIR CLEAN, SOFT and
BEAUTIFUL, The only safe and PERFECT
Dye. Sold by ali Druggists. Factory is BOND
ST. New York mhedeod1 ysp3
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Nashville E.our a,sss srasn Market.

FLOUB-Msrket steady as follows: Su-
perfne 1925; single X $65006.75; family
S7.50G8.00; choice family $8.75a9.00;
strictly fancy Sc. 25R95O.
Corn MEAL-Wo quote at e0H62Rc per
bushel for lnbOlted and bolted.
CORN-We quote at 40c in ear; 43n45c
shelled loose, and 5Sc per bushel, sacked
and delivered in depot.
WHEAT-RecaipLs light and market stiff
at 81, 7001-75 per bushel.
OATs-We quote al 30135c loose from
wagon, and Soc sacked ard delivered in
depot.
BABLEY-We quote at &c per bushel
buying, and 75c. sacked and delivered in
depot,
RzE-We quote at 80G95c buying, and
s5c sacked aud delivered in depot.
BRAG-Adv2need to $40 per tOn.
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Business confines active wiz the banks.
Money is in good demand, though the
banks do not discount very freely. Sight
cotton bills are taken 81 ! discount and
the checas Of country banks at I discount.
The banks sell their exchange at par.
GOLD AND SILVER.
Gold closed in New York yesterday st
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FOR SALE.

EOE SALE.-Morris' City Bonds, an eleven
II per cent investment. Also, Wilson and Da-
wilson County Bonds for sale.
deci2 1t r. W. BROWN, 6i n. Cherry.
EIss2 SALE or exchange for Liquor or Gro
. ceries, a fine Buggy and Harness. Apply at
ia Church street. dec6 1w
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SaRdEA6s.

SEEDs-Demand moderate. We quote
as follows: Clover 800; timothy $3.50;
orchard grass $3.50; blue grass $2.25; red
top S1.76.
CGCTOE YARgS-We quote at 123c, I43c,
l6ic and 1870 for 100, 900, 500 and 400.
SEUCKs-In demand at $3.50 per 100 lbs
for hacked, and $1.50 for rough.
WRAPPING PAPER.-We quote small st
Soc; medium 75c; double crown 81.
IROE.-We quote as follows: Tennessee
bar re % b; Kentucky do &c; Tennessee
band 7R010c; Kentucky do. 61673c; Ten
nessee boiler plate Sc; boiler heads 9te;
fire box Zoe, sheet, common 667c; do
Kentucky 7t68tc; do Tennessee 8691c.
BARRELs-Very scarce, and in demand
at 60c.
GLAssWARE-We give the card rates as
follows: 8by 10 $3.50; 10 by y $500; 10
by IA $3.50; 10 by Is $500; II by IA So 90;
II by 16 $500; II by 18 $500; II by 20
$3.50: Discount I to Il.
FLAsKs-The quotations net are as fol-
lows: Half pint $3.50; pint $3.50; quart
$3.50.
CANDIEs-We quote stick candy Tic;
common fancy 18c.
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LOST.


OST-S25 reward will be paid for the recov-
- eI! OF a Solitaire Diamond Pin, set in enamel,
lost ON Thursday last, between the corner OF
Broad and Cherry streets and the Chattanooga
Depot. Left at this Office the reward will be
pald. decll st
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ON MARRIAGE

Happy Relief f0EfY0Hng Men from The
effects Of Errors and Abuses in early life. Man
hood restored. lmpedimeats to Marriage re-
moved. New method Of treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Books and circulars sent
tree in sealed envelopes.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS. No. 2
South Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pan Insti-
tuition having q high reputation for honorable
conduct and professional skill
decIO ddSW3msp
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5UoARs-NeW Orleans, il hogsheads 10,
II and l2c for fair TO choice; Denerara u
g2l2zc; standard bards l3ae; New Orleans
clarified gii5o I2a3l2te, 10. yellow 1896;
4 coffee l24c; 3 DO. 1889; extra G do. L2aac;
Porto Rico l1GDl2c.
LEoLAssEs AND SIBUPS-New Orleans
66d70o; sirups z6@75e; golden strip T5e.
ooFEEE--Rio, common 10 choice, 20SD
23ac; Lsgusyra 22sG23e; Java 26G27c.
SAIEs--YYe qGO5s 81 $500 for l6ds, and
PC additional Tor diminishing grades.
S.ALr-Ssock now COED. We quote Z
5ushel barrels $40; s. do. S2.75--car load
rates delivered in depot.
ORANGEs-Wa q1ote at So. 80 per Dbl.
CAEDLs5-Yls quote star 203c q D.
gIsH-We quote as follows: Half bar
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EashvlIle 1--we stock R1arkes.

ZtssnTA1Ae Lave SeSeA MHrEs&s
CATTLE Scarce and in demand. We
quote extra shipping 3ac; butchering 24N
&c; ordinary 2n2Rc; inferior 10l3c.
SHEEP-No demand, and we quote nomi-
nally at $2M3 per head.
HoGs-Al arrivals are taken by our
packers, who ara offering 1913 for heavy
averages and $3.50 for lighter weights.
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Nashville Proy.s,ou azarges.

Market flirly active as follows:
BULK MEATs-Clear sides 6sc; clear
rio sides &c; shoulders Acc, al packed.
LARE-Hart & Heusley's choice "snow
fake pastry lard In tieTees Sc; halfbsrrels
&c; kegs 91c; buckets 10ac; prime lard in
tiarcnS Sc.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
the Cotton szarkets.

LIVERPOOL, Dee. 11.--Cotton firm; up
land 10c; Orleans 102610sc. Sales $4,000
bales, including 1000 bales for speculation
and export.
Market for yarns aud fabrics at Manches-
ter finn.
NEW YORK, Dec. 11.-CottOn more &C
tive with good export demand; Middling
UPLAND 1890. Sales of futures 1850 bales;
December, 1S15-166 1g5; January 196
I9Rc; February l9s119 TIC; March 49,
ais I-16c; April 16s620c; May 20t d2Q
5-16; June 20a 020 9-l6c.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. LII Cotton active
and frmer. Sales zoos bales; good ordinary
175c; low middling 1S46185c; middling
195619Ic; midding Orleans 194019Sc; re-
ceipts Sill bales; exports, Havre 1866
stock 154,O19 bales.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 11.-Cott0n irner;
Middling 19c.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 11.-Cotton buoyant;
Low midding 1T5c.
ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 11.-Cottoniull and I'M
changed.
MEMPHIS, Dec. 11.-Cotton firm; low
middling 1916.
A00AAO-Ss
LONDON, DEC. II, P. M.-Consols, for
money, 91sn91I;on account 9lsn91a. U.
S. 5-20's Is old gig, do '67, 945; 10-40s
So. New fives So. Erie AZ. Turpentfhe
AS 6d044s.
FRANKFORT, Dec. 11.-U. S. 96.
PARIS, Dec. 11.-Rentes 53f &C.,
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 11-BreadstufEa steady;
Pork lis. TaIlow ABS Sd. Receipts of
corn for the past three days 10000 quarters.
American $500.
ANTWERP, Dec. 11--Fine pale American
petroleum 523f.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. 11.-Money active and
close q t Z per cent. to 1872, closing at for
coin. Sterling strong, 1885 for long, 11O5
for short sight. God was fFmer, opened
! at 112S, advanced to 1125, and closed at
| l12s01l2a. Loans were 365 per &C for
carrying, then fat to 1872 for use. Clear
Hgs $40, 0000 600 The Treasury disburse-
mems were $4,000. There was some
! talk CT the approaching exports. Govern
| ments were about I better, but quiet; there
were none purchased by the Treasury.
| Stale securities were strong on terms
otherwise dull Stock speculation was
marked by activity and wide fluctuations
in a few shares, while the general list was
dull and firm, within the range of I to II
| per cent. Pacific Mail was very active,
opening at 79i, touching so, reaching Is!
and closing at 10 bid, ! asked. Borrowers
| Of the stock find it difficult to obtain Hanni
bal. st. Joseph opened az A., fell TO Al and
closed al 47s. The preferred was advanc-
ing from 0Ga TO 69a; Western Union was
active, rising from III to 79a, closing at
7Ss; Wabash was active and advanced from
70 30 ZIG, while Hartford and Erie rose
from seq to 91!. The whole market closed
firm.
Sterling Exchqnge-Bankers' bills 1889.
U. S.-coQpons Of 1851, 117ss;; 6-20s Of 1902
llS; do, 1884, 143k; DO 80, 1871; do. new
1i5ss; do. 1857, iI6E; do 1853, ll64; 10-40s
1853; currency 8's, 1928. Missouri bonds
50. Tennessee, old, So; do. new S25;
Virginia, new, so; do. old, AZ; North Cao-
ina, old, 343a; do. new, 20.
New YOJ II Dry Goods Hsarkct.
NEW YORK, Dcc. 1.-THE market
for ali descrt ptions of goods is quiet to- day,
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LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.
Tennessee bonds are quoted in New
York at 80. Holders here are rather dis
posed to sell, and brokers would not pay
over soc. The past due bonds are worth
about 60 and the coupons 56c In the dollar.
Bank of Tennessee notes are scarce and
cannot be had for less than 95c In the
dellar.
State warrants are rather firm at Sc.
For rates Of our local bonds, ETC., we re-
fer to quotations given by the National
Savings Company, corner Union and Col
lege streets.
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aovERNnrENT srcURrTIrs.

ll2s. Dealers here were paying liz and
were holding ellis. Silver IS bought at
los eests- tFssrae.1z
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$500 - ~ wa M rlS-00No-~>scyye
M ANEED Situation, by 3 young man who
w has been in business for over five years, as
salesman or assistant bOok-keepeT; writes good
hand and can give good reference. Address in
1ui % IA. T., DR., care this office. decll 2t#
NATANTED-6O Coal Miners wanted at Etna
w Coal Mines, Whiteside, Tenn. Constant
emplov ment at good prices, and PAYMENTS IN
CASH monthly. j. c. HAsELToN, Propriet0r
Etna Coal Mines.
Dec.lO, 1872. dec1f r.
DFE2FES ESkssNs. A commodious room
- With board Tor gentleman and wife, It No.
20 North Spruce street.
Dee. 9. dao,o o.
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LAND WARRANTS.
UNouRRENT MONEY,
srNNNEs SEE cnrnr

TENNESSEE. SOUTH CAROLINA.
Bank Tennessee, old. 92i Exchange Bank. %
Bank tennessee, new 30 Peoples Bank....,.. SO
Bank Tenn, Torbett. 80 Planters and Me-
Bank Tenn, post chanics' Bank..... %
notes. .,... 's...... 25iState Bank. ......... or
IlanleIs' DanA..s..s 9OI southwestern X. H.. 10
Union Bank .-...:..-.. 90 Union Bank...-.... 80
Union Bank cert's. par ALABANA,
BANK OF Chattanooga 90 Bank of Mobile ..... so
Bank OF Commerce. par Bank of MontgoIn-
Bank of Knoxville. Co ery...........G O.
sank OF memphis. 20 Bank Of Selma..,... O5
B'nk OF Middle Tenn. 30 Central Banlr...--... OF
BANK OF I arls. par Commercial Bank. OF
Bank Oh the UDion... 80 Eastern Bank....... 90
Bank oLSFest tonh-. 80 Northern BaEk........s ~
Bucks Bank. ....., par Southern BarIf..,,, 90
City Bank. .......... 6JI GEORGIA.
Commercial Bank. 20i Central R. r. Bank. 80
Merchants Bank. ;, par Georgia Railroad and
Northern Bank. par Banking Company. 95
Ocoee Bank. ......... 05i Blk of Mid. Georgia. SO
Bank of Sheibyville: 30 Marine Bank..... so
Southern Bank...... = Bank of Augusta. u
traders bsnk. par augusta Insurance. Vi
Life and General In Bank Of Columbus. O.
suTanCe Company. OF Bank of Commerce.. CT
SOUTH CAROLINA. Bank Of the Empire
Bank of Camden. 10 State OF
Bank of Charleston. 50 Bank of 4 thens..... 80
Bank Of CheSter..... 02 Bank of Fulton ..... -
Bank of Georgetown Oh Bank of Savannah. o.
Bank OF Hamburg. 10 Bank Of the State Of
Bank Of Newberry 05 Georgia $50. .-...-. OF
Bank of the State of City Bank of Angus
South Carolina. 10 ta...........-..,,.,.O o.
Farmers and Ex- Earn'rs and GE'chan-
change Bank. 49,. OIL les BsnE ..,,....
Merchants Bank. Oh Neehanics' Bank.
Planters Bank OF Merchants and Plan
rahheIu .........- VI terS' B2nK.s.....ss-rs "
commercial Bank. OF Planters Bank-....
Union B2nk....,.... VI
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A RUNAWAY WEFE-"CUSS HER AND
HIM T0R"

The S.. Louis Chief Of Police received
the following letter a few days suce:
CHARLESTON, Ill, Dec. Z, 1872.-MR.
CHEF OF POLICE: My wife left me and
went weast with Teller that amt her hus-
ban--cuss her and him two. My wife is
twenty years old, and is rail good looken', is
the way she slipped up On me and took me
inn-cuss her ana him two! At fust we got
orn fust raft, till a feller cam along teachiu'
singer schulz with biz fiddle, and when
she seed him it was all day with me, and l re-
fewsed to let her go to the aingen schule any
more. We was livin in Ksintuc, an l left
an cum 20 nlinose to git rid ofhim, an afour
long he follered US and she follered him of
-cuss bur and him two. l don't want hur
any moore an onle rite yoQ-to Civ notis
that viii not pa any of bur diets. l never
rit but one letter befour to Stranger, and
SOW got Lawyer Vsndike to look over
this for me an correc mistaiks, an he said
tina amt any.
No moore at present,
ADoLPHUS j. Snow,
P. S.-Vsndyke sails it is your dooty 70
catch mi wife an send bur bac too NEE.
! God forbid!-cuss hur az him two. | want
nothen moore too doc with hur. can doc
better at Van Eastin's. A. J. S.
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Clubbing Rates.
THE SEMI-WEFkf

Il made up from three Dailies, and Is fun Of
choice matter; mailed Wednesdays
and Saturdays.
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Government bonds are shade lower.
they are bought here at about one cent
under the New York rates. The following
are the noon quotations:
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One Year only s4.OO; 81 AzOnfs1s s2.ee:
Three H0nfhs sI.O0.
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FOR RENT.


ENOR REST-one room, neatly furnished, SO
I South Cherry decI2 IL
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BANKING
GENERAL MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, Dec. II, lS72.
EasavAIEe Cotton Market.
The market was steady to-day, and prices
as follows:
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
WANTs-

3 sSesrtssesAeSsts adss thss Aead aeily BE- CAeYpe
ZEN CANTSper Ere for scea Sass-tsoss.i
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E0R RENT for the year 1873, two story
Il Frame Dwelling House, No II South Union
street, or rooms, stable, Outkouses, large
yard, etc. Apply to j. @. FOWLER, No. o.
Cedar street decl0 If
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E0R KENF OK LEASE-The place on
q which L reside, X mile from town, near the
Nolensville pike; cottage with rooms, good
spring, two good cisterns, IS acres land. MRS
A. q. PAYNE. For terms, apply 10 W. c.
TURNER ~ SON. Agents. dec10 tt
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New YORK, Dcc. 1.-THE market
for ali descrt ptions of goods is quiet to- day,
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EOR EENT OR LEAsE-The place on
a which L reside, 3 miles from town on the No
lensyille pike; house with 9 rooms, good out
houses and harm, good spring, 10 acres land. w.
G. TUkNER. % Broad street dec1O If
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CsOR RENT for the year 1s72-Three Stores
q on Union street suitable or dry goods OF
shoes. THOMAS d. FIFE.
decI0 till janl
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-28
STEAMlNG NOTES.
nor T. BIZ COOLED But BY HELP OF LAW

NOT To BIZ COOLED But BIZ HELr OF LAW
MOTIFS
Il, 10 not invariably smooth sailing for
bos,s, especially when the rivers are low.
Captains and clerks are disposed to be
petulsn., huHy and generally out Of sorts;
while on board they snub the rtustabouts
and curse he cooks on shore, they kick
the small dogs and tread on little boys
toes, and commit other acts, which in
high water time they would not. On
Thursday, for instance, the steamer Com
monwesl,h landed at the wharf and put
on shore French lad, who had taken pas
sage, and paid FOR it, from New Orlesns TO
ST. Louis. On arrival here, the clerk
demanded his ticket, which having re-
ceived, he tore up, and then handed the
youth 4 dollar, WIN tue remark sL.s .h.
boa, would not go TO s.. Louis, and he
could make his way there to suit himself
The native OF Gaul was somewhat nom
plu.scd at this short way Of disposing Of
him and his rights, and after few saere
bLeus and other explosives, which the
gallo mind has copious store OF, he
sough. counsel OF some compstriots.
Their legal lore being insufficient for the
emergency, the Office OF the United States
Commissioner was resorted &c,
where salves are dealt out in proportions
TO suit the demand. Asmall clip Of paper
was forthwith handed by the commissioner
to United States Deputy Marshal Peter
Ssup, with which lie boarded tho
Commonwealth, and blsndly asked for the
captain; he was not on hand. The clerk :
He was not there either The person who
was in charge? Quien Sabe?
Good, quoth Saup, the marshal;
will take command Of this boat
And he did. He not only took command
Of her, but he commanded her to steam to
the upper levee, and there he tied her fast
and slrong-her "snd her machinery,
tackle and furniture for 80 the mandate
told him to do. Leaving her thus in quod
as it were, marshal Ssup quietly went
about his other U. S. duties Gaul and her
representatives had won the day, and wen
ding their way to Sackbergers, they re
joiced over bottle of pin ordinaire and
bided their time. 1t came soon and so die
reason, to the officers ofthe Common wealth
But reason and common sense cost some
thing in this practical day of ours it cos
the Commonwealth just $50, the costs anC
the attorneys fees. The moral ofall thi
is-,he French representative went on hi
way rejoicing.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-28

TO call the attention Of our good people
to the efforts Of the congregation Of st.
Joseph's church in completing their build
ing, is not only pleasure to US, but gives
US an opportunity TO say what we know
will be Endorsed by the entire community.
In order TO erect such house Of wor-
ship as will prove equal to the require
menis Of the congregation, and At the same
time an ornament TO the city, the members
and trustees have put forth every effort
and spared neither money nor time. In
this they have been nobly seconded by
their fellow citizens, who have aided, as
they always aid, literally and willingly.
The work on the church has, however,
been pushed forward SO rapidly, that the
money provided hasbeen exhausted in pro-
portion, and the committee now
| lind themselves forced 10 ar
\ peal, in some form, to the
sympathes of their fellow citizens OF
."''o' They have determined upon hold.
"s 'ar TO raise the means to carry on,
'DV' p'a"' and if the proceeds shall DO in
any way Commensurate with their expec.
tations, of which they entertain M ,loubt
the work will be completed a, oncs and
without any delay. They appea, then
once more to the liberality which ,hov
know has never failed, and cordially inyi,,
every one to attend the fair on tho ao,t
and Slst of Jan. and the LIST Of Februsrv
a; Neffs new building, Ohio icvec. Tn
room is large and well ventilated; tn
array Of useful and ornamental srticl.
will be Profuse and splendid, while tn
price of tickets only Twenty-Five cents, is s
low ms to be almost an inducement |,
: place Of any other. We hope that all, n
s matter whether members Of a church o
not, will come forward in aid OF this mos
deserving sffor. jsn25.s.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-28
NOTES FROM THE CIRCUIT COURT.

Louis johnson, indicted for larceny,
was tried and found guilty. He was sen.
fenced to the county Jail for twenty days
and q fine Of sl0 with costs Of suit.
-Elward Logan, under an indictment
for assault with intent 10 murder, plead
guilty to assault with bodily injury, re-
csiyed thirty days ia jail and fine of $35
and costs
John ". Rutlege, who was charged
with obtaining money under false preicn-
ces, plead not guilty. The indictment Was
qua.hed and he was discharged.
The grand jury came into court and
made their final report and were discharg-
ed.
Court adjourned to Monday next.
NOTES SOUNDED FROM THE POLICE
COURTS.
George Albits, the clerk, and
McGarry, the mate Of the steamer Com
monwealth we're up before Squire Bross
for resisting United States Marshal, Saup
and Policeman Arnold, in the perform
ance of their official duties, referred TO
elsewhere in connection with the French
mans matter. Albits took u change OF
venue TO Squire Shanncssy who fined
him s. and the costs McGarry was will
ing to trust Judge Bross and he showed
his wisdom for the Judge was lenicnt,
l., 10, g Ia u L. 4
only fined the mate SIS and the little
costs.
Then came John Montgomery to eI-
plain how it happened that he got drunk
and kicked up fuss generally. Either
his ex. was not explicit enough or the
judge had changed his mood, as he gave
him 81 and costs for tho trouble of COM
ing before him.
SQUIRE sUASSEsYs NOTES.
Charles Coleman and Andy Ryan got
into fight and called on the Squire to
settle it for them. Mulctcd in S. each
with costs, and committed for twenty
days.
Con. Flynn, as drunk as beiabers; 81
with the sugar in il, and days.
Frank Catlin made row in the thea
ter Friday night and had to pay SIS and
costs, and was committed for IL days
John Chambers, drunk and disorderly,
fined S. and costs, with u days at castle
McIiale.
Each ofthe above men were of the i'm
pecunious sort.
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GENERAL NOTES

There will a t,ce dance at Mrs. CAT.
fneys Central house, on sixth street. be-
tween Washington and Commercial av.,
on Monday evening, to which all are i'm
vlted.
Our comments upon the letter signed
II, too, believe appeared last Sunday.
Criticism Of the Bible--sarca 'm-invective
do not detract from its power, which
has rovolutionizei society, and brought
out of the chaos of barbarism the harmo-
ny of modern civilization.
Great inducements TO any one wish
ing to buy q frst-class piano or organ.
Z. 4 w. Buder Offer their entire stock in
the piano and organ line at the actual
cost Of the instruments. They are desir.
Gus Of closing out tho stock so that they
may use the room for jewelry manufacture
ing purposes.
AS we were about TO 60 TO press, we
received communication under the sigma
ture of the Reverend Jacob Bradley "min-
ister of the Second Baptist (colored)
Church, Cairo denying the pastoral rights
Of the Reverend Thomas J. Shores, aud
challenging the legality ofthe church over
which he is settled. The latcness of the
hour procludes its publication to-day. 1t
will have place on Tuesday morning.
Mr.. W. II. Ryan has lately opened a
frame and picture establishment on sth
street, near cor. Washington avenue
His stock comprises frames Of all styles
and sizes, and many very handsome pho
tographs, engravings, chromos, albums
etc. He has all sorts OF moulding. and
makes the framing Of pictures TO order, I
speciality. Mr.. Il. invites all TO call and
examine his stock.
Jan 2S-lm-d.
We have no hesitation IN recommend
ing William Ehlers, boot and shoe maker
rs worthy Of most liberal patronage. W,
know whereof we speak when We say IL
work is done in u mastery manner at ia,
lowest prices. He uses nJthing but tn,
best Of stock, aud he cannot be excelled u
the delicate task Of making an exact 4.
Give him call at his shop on Twentieth
street, between Washington avenue an,
Poplar street, nearly opposite the cour
house, and We will guarantee satisfaction