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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23

Tomorrow is the day appointed for
the monthly meeting of tho Maury
County Farmers Club. The nesting
will fake place in the County Court
room. a large attendance is earnestly
desired. Farmers have been requested
60 bring samples of grass seeds raised
on their places. f . H.Ft-s
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1.0PA'a arwpuau<.

And only costs you two dollarsi to try it
in the Nsury County Real Estate pia-
trihution.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23

GEokss n. Polk. has os his place Al 4 III
sosd, lot Of Thoroughbred Durham Cattle,
which he will DISPOSE of al reasonable price,.
Address him n: Colu mbia. feb
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23

Col. John Y. Wright occupies the
room in front Of LoOney 4 Hickey's
law Office. = , ~ - a ~ -
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Cash G4<ASls.

All goods sold after this date will lie
due OH the delivery OF the goods.
Jan, L., r3-ti. w. +, MooRE.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23

Joi. J3bn z. SNliSlit's law card VII
tic found IN ano.her column. lie is
n1w uIti-cn Of This place, aud viii
practice hiss Ryq4ss4s % IL i4is 2pd al
lourOiuE courts. col. Nri"ht Is too
Ncu known as.a ds'inladsliee citizen of
on, state. q need any 'cenmcnaation
a.ygn,a,.I Ii = ;Ja able aud rxp"Iicuced
lfWVcr, and will I've an acquisition 10 our
f,ar, = Il.clrslready ranllsrae cue OF the
Ncr> ATTEST IN the state,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23

Has located in DyereburS. Tennessee. as q
lawyer. lie solicit. business from Middle
Tennessee, for Dyer and surrounding counties.
Refer to the Coiumbia Bar. iana5-6m.
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One new house, fOnr rooms. City lois
OH College street. All on reasonable
terms.
Jan 9th Sun, j. ID. STEELE.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23

The Lcntcn season is upon us, and
m,rtios and other irivo.ities will bave TO
t,o g;yen over until the forty days are
cone. SERVICES were held in st. Peters
Church OH last odyesJay, and there
VIII I've services in they church to l.ay,
Wednesdays and Frida icing Tho days
act apart for service. a.a...
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23

Tie house owned br Rev. DIR. l'ise, or
Hampshire Pike, adjoining Judg. Archie
Hughes plac. on the east. Enquire ct
Col. J. W. bUNNINGryN,
jan Eft
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There came very near being a duel on
the Public Square, q few nights ago. It
was cotton up BY Observation-Disclosures,
as little piece OF nm, bat ono Of the
antagonists was in dead earnest, and
wanted to fight il out, and policeman
had toSbe brought, who quietly stop
ped proceedings.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23

1sOVVFTXes: 5.VVV TE'.
The best thing ever offered TO the pub
lie is a share IN the Maury County Real
Estate Distribution. 1t only cost s. ~,
and gives you chance At ;;,"v prizes,
valued at = 10 to 81 800. BE sure to try
your luck.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23
dissolution OF


~ PAEEN EESUlI.
The CuiartDcrShip heretofore existing be
tween ). X. 4 u. =. Watkins is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. ID. =. Watkins
retiring. ). X. Watkins will collect and close up
the books ofthe old nrm. and. all persons who
are indebted 10 lis are requested 10 come for
ward and settle their accounts. a. the business
must be closed by the 10Th Of March. ..f4
S.R 4 D. +. WATKINS,
Having bought out ID. F. Watkin. interest
in The A.hwood Store, desire 10 szy 10 ny
old patrons and friends that would be glad
ofii,eir continued patronage; but would also
csIl their attention TO the Fact that ON non
selling exclusively Cor CASH, want 10 continue
the business, and 10 sell as low as goods can be
bouSht in Columbia, but piust Lc paid ihc
cash in order To Keep up my stock of good
Hoping that you via str patronage me,
reIl un most rcipectfully,
Your Obedi se:vant to c mmand
nd ~. SIR. WATKINS.
As;l al, Jan ri I'm.
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IN. v.rl, n,ra Ger. m. wer,,,

Trimmed Bonnets and Hats from 81 10 10
SIS 90 each, at Mrs. NJ. ]. Bryant's Emporium
If Ea,hion nov 1.
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Land re,n., ,,.rte |. seed For ~.

7 B. Rains has just received, direct from
d. Landreth.. & Son, Qf Phila delphia, full as
sortment Of Garden Seed. Send in your lists
early before the assortment is brakea,
JAN IL IN.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23

The Young Debating soc,etg. which
has been tluiesccnt several months, will
meet in tile BaseuIeutd the Methodist
Church, omnext Monday night, for the
plIrpuse of Reorganization. a number
ul npw members will he present.. and II
all tie ol,i Jlembers viii attend, the soci-
city will Start oil ln4er the most iavor-
lrces, .- faE .- ..r... ....
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23

4 large Assortment Of Jewelry and Toilet AT.
,icles at Mrs. NJ. j. Brysnt's Emf orium 81
Fashion, -. -f".- nov L.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23

Toys and Christmas present, can be found a
Mrs. NJ. j. Bryant Emporium Of Fashion.
nov IL
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ARouNpTOwN.

"a IN
|FThe iiImPf Gordon t,v1lidley is dis
8lved<5e W ESrasa retirina S. -
-Nurserymen inform MS that their
busiaess is duh. Why not advertise?
Tha "Blondo Beauty" has returned
from "a rksusA. e
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t:rad rr-rs.,r, szutitr,cr.

luhn Thomas. f"a "i Uon.Jamc, u. Tliuur
g.. was found V ,i 'riay IN the woods pesr Big
ryyiilc. lying ia sn-ius easiae condition. hi
head ma1g;cl in n Terrible manner. pr
fcctly inscusibl,. lie had but recently marri
az .lgI had starielto see bis wife, 1T her rwthf
@. {. Mr. Spsin. lis horse was fetn.l p ear
si.n. tanclci IN tho bushes. Iii SUPPOSED thai
Ir. Thomas hsr-s threw him, and mashed his
FkUll. evil give particulars ncXtwecM
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7 lST OF ..ls 9
IL. -rlsr LETTERS

.lSI VI E r',7ii ci asu5gZ
-. l1r LETTERS la ssa5 as at-a
Remaining IN the Pest Office at Coluallia for
the week ending February L., lSf2.I rtrsqrs
calling for the following lettQss wild risa.e sar
ADVERTISED. ..-.TI nt fg.l! =. ~ y
.,.s' es LADIES LIST. 51a'srI Il
Mss Fannie Alien, Miss Fannie Akins, Mss
I.ottcs Amos, Miss Laura Aiexanier, Miss
LIZZIE AndeEsou, Miss Alice Armstrong, Miss
Matte Baldwi,., Miss Elizabeth Beels, Miss
Reena Butts, Miss Char iote Brown, Mis-.
Elizabeth A. Fox, Mrs Martha Cerzey, Miss
CylOcsta Dental, Miss Mary Ann Donegas-
Miss MaEaret Dodson, Miss Dina Fricrson,
Miss Mellca Frazier, rs NJ. d. Fficrson, Miss
Eliza CANT. Mrs. Mary Green, Miss Mollie
lIardison, Mrs Faunio Hayes, Mrs. Ann Hack
ncy, Mrs Ma. II. Haywood, Mrs Margaret
Hodge, Clera Hudson, Mrs Rachel Jones, col.
Lecuretta King. Miss Harriet Morgan, Miss
Jesse Morrow, MIS- ] Mooney, Ms O'Neil,
Mrs Lizzie 0delI, Miss Maggie R":nter,. Miss
Virginia Priest, Miss Laura Patterson, miss
Eva Farham, mrs Sallic Peoples, mss Ada
Caroline Smith. mss Noliie smith, mis-, Lou
Sutton, mrs Jennie Il Tbom,s. mrs Nettie
Trousdale, miss Eva Tidwen, miss L Tucker,
mrs Henrietta Vaughan, mrs Louisa Naught,
mrs Tcnnic Watkins, ~ mrs Louisa Walker.
..f zss GENTLEMEN,S LIST. 4w L.
'Johu Adkns, c { Am;;t., ] + Abthonv. Jne
Beagle, Elish IlGrker, G Barnes, q " I'aiy
nich, i,fstier, ] SBrapch. n Bysrs, 3 7 ID
Csidwcf V u Catrun, " Cbcatt,aD. Moses
Cloud, b W Coyey, james Dunn; 4 faris,
Alfred Fleming, q, i Ee.tes, Coleman fos.
ter, Thomas fusirr, I j fus"n. Jink EreclaDd,
b 4 GoHoNsy, l CGa,dser. JAMES Williams,
Il Gillian J " Gunn.lS, ] Cribs,
WR Gresham, W II Harris, Wiley Harris,
A q Hall, f2t " X Hill, A J How ard, CA
Hadson d. Williams, " Il Haynes, u oscph
James. q Il jackson, " ) Joncs. iJno { JeI,es,
W Il johnson, James johnson. Il y Mix, Y }
S Kelly, John & Kirk, Albert Lane, Love 4
Co, a Il Aooncy, Nm Mitchell, Jas J MINOR, J
T Moore. ), VII McAnally, T Novels. II Y
Neely,C II Novels, Reuben, Polk, VIM Polk,
Henry II Ruth, Thomas koIndtree, Seth Sci :
lers, Toby Saldess, Prank Shenell. Jessie
Slams, l. ID SAMSON, p NJ Shireiy,. Charles
! Smnh, Paul Smith. D Sowe.l. Wiley Smith.
n l. Simpson, D Staples, W II Stockard, John
Stockard, b Taylor, John Thompson, J y
| Trust W Thompson, w II Walker, John
Walker, Sephew Williams, W LsWhittaker,
Hugh Winter, Robert Wilkes. Gilbert Will
Jams, Daniel Whitley, Daniel wiliiains, Dom
Wood, LIS Wright,ii. -e l--g Els1 rtiuE
e uaE GAt'officiAL tssrfs~ }i'aEn1 u
i'll BY,wn, Mrs Pauline Crockett, Samuel
Hannah MARK jackson grS CAoliu. John s,,i,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23

A fresh supply of I.andreth's Warranted
Garden See lust received by
TlrCoNE 4 WILLIAMS. Druggist.
jsnl9.I Columbia, Tenn.
A fresh supply of Lsndr.th's Warranted
Garden Seed, just received by
TTcoEB h WILLIAMS, Druggist,
Uanla. Cotumbia, Tenn.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23
a Decatur ". II. Schedule.
commenting Monday. February II,

METEOROLOGICAL. l-n.g ..
RRaIe of Thermometer and BarOlne-
ter. at Wimtou, Residence of ]. n.
James. for the week ending Feb. ID
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Card - my Former Patrons and
rRfenAa |....

Frbenaa. -..t...
Having visited all the principal eit,os North
and East during the rast ssInmer. and posted
mysels On she latest Improvements in Photog-
raphy. an prepared to do as good work rs
can be foand in thi. or any o.AsF state, at
prices to suit the tiIes. Please give me call
at the aid stand. +l..t ..Et sa
.t H. hss.yr, rh9.o<s.rher, al
oet'o' Columbia. Tenn.
re hundred trmme Hat at 81 IN and - ~
worth 81 90 and 81 ~. at Mrs. n. J: Bryant's
Emporium Of Fashion. g. -..H -. nov Il
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23
MAJOR DAVID HUBBARD.

This venerable and distinguished gen.
tieman, together with his iiiost excellent
apd auiabfe 1ads, are at present and
have been ever since the war. residents
Of this vicinity. They are both in ieehle
health at present. Mrs. Hubbard, who
IS tho aunt OF Mrs. Ewell, has been
laborins under an attack of pneumonia,
but is slowly !. conyalescipg. Major
Hubbard was one of the most popular
and fIonored citizens NJ tfabama. Hav-
NJ served his people long and faith
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officiAL Hrl

II EF,wn, Mrs Pauline Crockett, Samuel
Hannah, MARK jackson, Mrs Caroline Johnson
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23
SHEET MUSIC.

Strings for all instruments. Fresh Italian
String- received u.ontlsly. :. "a
Marchs5 MCKINNEY 4 SMITH.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23

Remaining IN the Past Office at Coluailtia for
the week ending February L., lSz2.1 rsrsqls
calling for the following lettQSs wild risa.e saH
advertised - I'd r,...rg "a. -. y
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-02-23

Carefully compounded at q u bpHrs, dav or night
We hsyc secured the services Of Mr.. T. q.
IiENpRIcK, " no has had six wears experience in
tho prescription business. Our patrons NAV
rely upon having prompt attention at all hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-16
Winnie Re~m's - Mfriam :,

Il new work Of sculpture by Winnie Rsam Is
now to be seen at her studio, but will remain
but day or two, as il has been purch ised by a
lady Of Philadelphia, of wealth and taste, and
whose art collection is one of the attractions of
that city. The price paid, We hear, is A. Go.
The subject is Miriam, the prophecies, the
sister of Aaron, who went out with sill the
women, with timbrels and with dances, to
rejoice over the triumphant passage of the Red
sea by the Israelites. Her face, OF singular
beauty, Is uplfted and radiant with joy; while
her form of exquisite proportions is indies ted in
all its graceful outlines beneath the plant folds
OF the tunic and scarf that make her costume
The backward flow of the drapery, from the
wind and from her advancing movement in the
dance, serves, also, to bring out fully the 1.-THE,
gracefully tspering limbs. The delicate grace
and beauty of the figure is much heightened By
the quality Of the marble used, which is piece
OF rare purity.
1t is a matter for real regret that so meritori-
Gus work should leave our city; but, since it
must be SO, it is satisfactory to know that it to
fall into appreciative hands. Miss Ream h as
now by her Miriam, Sappho, Spirit of the Car
nival, America, Lincoln, Farragut, &c, shown
high creative genius as well as capacity for
truthful literal delinestion, and by hard, con-
scentious labor has won her way over envy and
detrsction to an assured position in the upper
walks of her profession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-16

A PUZZLRR ON THE TOBACCO QUESTION
The Christian World says" We have said SO
much about the evils of smoking that Justice 20
the other side constrains us TO record a case
which We must say is rather a sumner. In DIR.
Samuel Tyler's splendid memoirs of Chief jus
tice fancy it appears that the Judge was an
awful smoker. He began to puff away early in
life, aud kept on industriously pufing away to
the end. Yet he had one of those delicate ner-
vous, excitable organizations which are thought
peculiarly susceptible to injury from the use of
tobacco. When he was eighty-seven years Of
age some one presented him with a handsomely
carved walnut cigar box as an appropriate
present, which he greatly enjoyed. While on
his slck-bed he found his greatest relief from
pain in smoking. He died almost with the cigar
In his mouth. Now we would say here is a case
for Brother Trask and his auti-tobacco league
II such an organization can stand the poison
tor eighty years, wouldn't it be well to get up
some new argument? We submit the question
in all gTayity.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-16
Political Notes,

Virgil Loving, colored, announces himself
for Congress in the Sd district of Kectucky.
The republicans viii make no Congressional
nominations in the Sd and 4th Nj aryland dis
tricts this year.
The democrats and liberals of the 10th district
of Massachusetts, have nominated ID. W. Bond
for Congress.
Col. VIM. Grosvenor publishes a letter &C
cepting the nomination of the liberals and dem
Ocrats OF the LIST Congressional district of Mis-
souri,.
In Erie, Pa, before noon on the day after the
election the democratic committee of that city
sold ali its torches and similar outfit, so far as
1t would bring anything, to the republicans.
The liberals were very much eNasperated, and
protested against this course, as equivalent to
abandoning the field entirely.
Gov. Jacob, of West Virginia, has issued a
proclamation declaring that the constitution
and schedule lately voted upon in that state
were adopted, and that the color qualification
WAS rejected. There were cast for the constitu-
tion and schedule ~, a votes, and against the
constitution and schedule IS ,175 votes-giving a
majority of 4 ,55l in favor of those instruments.
The color disqualification received rs 1888 votes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-16

kssAssINATIoNExTRAoR strange
occurrence says Galignani) has Just take place
at Antwerp. As the chaplain of the prison, NJ
Van Arsen, was leaving the Church Of st. Carlo
Borromeo q man came up and asked him il he
would buy poignard, which he held out. The
not find any use for the weapon. On which the
other said: Then / will give It to you for
nothing" and in the calmest manner i'm agin.
able, and without any excitement, plunged the
blade deep into the clergyman's breast He
next drew outthe implement and took to flight
into the church. But on the wounded man
utteriDg loud cry, some passers by pursued
the fugitive and took him into custody. He
turned out to be q man OF dissolute char acter,
named Kums, aged 42, and could not assign
any motive for this extraordinary aggression.
Hopes are entertained OF NJ. Van Arsen's re-
eOyery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-16

TIE STRAKosCH CoHCRRTs.-The first CON
Academy Of Music. The appearance OF MIL
CaIlotta Patti was, greeted by the audiepce
with loud and prolonged applause, and her
letto,' called forth an encore to Wsich i 20
responded by singing the charming ballad o.
4" Within . mile o. Edinboro' town" and
Which vas the signal for renewed applsuse'
oienoI Msiios performances were listened "a
Win marked aftt ntion, and Mis- Osrv. nnon
Delng recalled. AFTER singing an mia finn e m
ssS rsmento,. gave the vel known irish bal.
estic applause In each case foiIoved IN ,ss
lot 10 nance OF thees selections. The violin solos
q M Mons. Emile Sauret, and the piano 500 OF
tek s9 o sfesa Car.no we're both rewarded by
me appl..se vas continual. snd IT, . ssHeinns
M ~ % - Thoroughly pleased with the 81.
ger, October 10. "''"ss.P~se Led
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-16


~Tbe Culpeper ,Cva.) agricultural fair
opened yesterday witt very la rye attendance
@An Iowa man has been arrested for steal
ing a5ridge.
- foung ladies of Gsesn Bay are preparing
for leap-year party.
~Mts. Markham, living near Weyapega
WIS, killed bear last week.
DJaekson Wampler, q Maryland boy, got
rio OF Sep mother by hanging himself.
One of the last pieces OF Fanny Ferns
writing clssed with "Oh. God, thank thee that
~The wolves ate up Fr,edrika Altman. a
g,Ii OF IA, VITO was tending cows At Eagle Lake,
~Two msn have been arrested in PhiIadsl-
{ela LOT stealing the material OF an unfurnished
mouse to build a bonfire.
SThe snake Is feet long and rs large round
throxsh Georges" 'u " 's ~''n'hs
.S0The city Of Selma, Ala, is eoizg to the
Sogs; that Is the.eogs are to be taxed to pay her
~TAe last thing FANNY Fern wrote WAS .
plea Cor school children, published in the New
York Ledger Of date October 8.
0General RochS. the Mexican commander
On the Rio Grande border, has intertered to
pievces 2usrillas froR raiding on the Texans
~An election having been ordered in the
department. q Gironde, in France, to all
vacant seat n the asseably, the republicans
and nominated II. Oaduc - their candidate.
The annual session OF the Pennsylvania
Council Of the Order OF Unked American Ma
shanics convened In PhiladsIphia Yesterday.
nafe lodges were present
~The Anne Arundel. Nd, circuit court
meets a. annapolis on Monday. Ana dur;po this
term the i,isd Of Mr.. Wharton on the charge Of
NJ, ADD IT 10 e. pectsd that It wiz be prOseeded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-16

THE MIS- SING CoNeRnssw. Tn. ~.
5onn v. Greeley is the member of Coneresr from
ne second district Of Philadelphia pa. Who h.
s As missing. The PhilsdelphIa Ledger
MIS- airy Fesron charges that John II. Cresis.
9 u, rom her certain bonds acquired from
10! me estate OF her deceased husband, and tha
muse oonds have been Illegally transferred 4 |,
Sreeley. The bill further prsys that Greeley h !.
compelled 10 give 70 her these bonds He Va
figured on special injunctions, on Septembe
zotn, 70 answer in eight days, hut a. VET n
answer has been made. The local papers in
has abeconded. eeiey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-16

- The Havana cigar makers, who were op .
strike, returned to work yesterday, the en-
ployers agreeing TO the increased rates dem.nd-
ed BY the uorkmen.
- Cardinal Bonnechose, Who he's jp.t -
turned 70 Paris from visit to the HoIv 81
nu~ IL Sa'ers mat the Pope will remain n,
Swm. Green Young, rough, dspg,rous,,
snooed James ID. Bohen, colored, carine 4
bar room quarrel, In Couch street Bo-top.
s s1esasy. Green vas held in e., 100 bSu "a
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The money to pay all these gifts ia row upon de-
positapd set apart Tor that pur pose IL the Farm.
ers All DToyers' Bank, will be seer by the f1I-
lowing certificate Of the Cashier: "
TARNLRs' AND D7OvERs' Bk.E,
r,,,. L0UisyIL-.y. KY. Sept. Is, 1872
OF TH y IS TO CERTIFY THAT tn ER els Now
Un DEtOslT IN THIS BANK OyEE HALE
MlLLLSE OF pOLlAbE TO THE 6eEDiT OF
III u ~, "a: CONCEPT yLSD 500 900 OF
" HLS HAS HELD BY THIs BANK ASTREi--
HkER " THE PUBLIC LIBRA KEN
IHChn 20 PAY OFF ALL GIFru TO Blk
AN AkGED Al The DRAWING
D. VEECHSCashier.
PRICE OF f<JkETS
whole to6<ss, $40; halves. q; quarters, S2JD. III
hole tskeis for Sl0o . for a25 56 for $40 ii3 for
Si!W; - fer $3.50; SIS for e5.0OO. No. discount
on less than & hO worth OF ticscets a a tim.
Ihe dra~iSG will positively and uneQc. vocaIly
AXE place December Z. Agents are perez ptnrily
required 20 close sales and make returns NoSember
70 In order to give ample time fOr the final apraD ee
Dents OreefsAer tickets or applications Tor cir
S1lars shouA be addressed to -
Gov. THOMAS T.. BRAMLETTF
~ snt Public La sary Of kentuck-, Louisville Ky
Few York Oftes, COS Broadusz i'm chaxss of
n OF mus a hA1S ocl2-ssHsN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-16

~Frost in Georgia and Tennessee Monday
eight.
~Willett Ferguson, q clerk in4he New York
Psst ONCE, has besa arrested on q large Of en-
: bezzliDg letters.
CThe sub marine telegraph, between
Jamaica and Panama, is now In woEking order,
and has been thrown open fer public business.
6erederick Frsiley, OF FhiladelpSia. was
chosen president of the national board Of trade
In New York yesterday.
1The German army Of occupation have
begun Is evscuate the department. Of Upper
Marine.
~WonAs are working q bank cashiers in
Kansas, AnS hope to be equal to Q ksfslcst ton
ga New Serssy Prevention of cruelty-to-
animals society has elected Princess LoQisa of
Engispd an hoaarsry member.
NTte Irish Catholic Benevolent CRtou
viii hold Its fourth aauual con We nti0n In Phiia-
delpbia on the 10th isst,
~John Van SICKLE vas arrested at his resi-
dence in Brooklyn yesterday, charged with
haying poisoned his wife. He had just returned
from bSf fuperal, A domestic Was Also arrested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-16

If THE REPORT that coal has been found In
reland Is true 1t will certainly be the turning
point In that ieng lane of misfortune that dis
racted portion of the kingdom has been plod-
ding in so long. The seam said to have been
discovered is ten feet thick, and lies near the
river SUR, which Will render Its transportation
very easy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-16

some of the ultra ashionable ladies' of New
York have introduced q new costume, or rather
readopted very old one. When an ACC m
lance calls ahe Is so unfortunate to find the
ladies out, instead or being asked to leave his
card. he is requested to inscribe his name in a
handsome visiting book
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-16

Snow ON THE ALLEGANIRs.-Snow fell on
Monday night to the depth of three inches in
the Allegany region for a distance OF about
thlrty-hve miles, from the Cheat river to ten
miles east of Piedmont. The Cumberland News
says that at Somerset, Pa, ten O'Clock Monday
morning that place was visited by a severe snow
storm. There were six inches of snow upon the
ground, and all outdoor work had been sus-
cd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-16

Co-oPERATIvRAssoCIAT seem to flourish
better in Scotland than any other country, while
in Ireland they are extremely unpopular. In
Scotland the "fuaeral" and "friendly" societies
continually increase IN membership. OF those
devoted exclusively to business, grocery, pro-
dividend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-16

AN ARDEHT,f0 DUNG LOVER at jersey CITY, one
night last week, resolved to surprise his sweet
heart by kissing her as soon as she presented
herself at the open doorway after his ringing ..
he had his intended mother in-law in his arms
instead. - ' ~.A~o