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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-29

Go TO BISHOP & LEES for your Drugs
and Medicines.
PIONEER News DEroT, Main street-C.
Wiederhold.
Mining boots only s. st $. Ashim
4 Bros.
s. ASHIM BRO.
BLACK FRocK SUITS. $40; worth $50.
Who don't know that the cheapest
store I'm town Is >. Ashim u Bro'ss
Boys clothing: Latest styles at s.
Ashim d Bros.
A hat given TO every one that buys
a suit at =. Ashim ~ Bros.
Paper collars-Byronic or shakspe-
rean-25 cents per box mt Ashim 4 bro.
Something new--red, white and
blue Cal. Mission flannel undershIrts
For first-rate dinner, the Parlor Res
taurant is the place.
A NEW circulating library, imported ci-
gars, tobacco, stationery and confection-
cry at j. Levin & Co.'S, opposite Hamil-
tons saloon, Main street.
$. ASHIM L BRO.
BLUE. Brown AND BLACK BEAVER SUITS, s25'
worth s35.
For an elegant breakfast, go to the
Parlor Restaurant.
French cashmere pants-S5 and 50,
at y. Ashim d Bros.
MerinO undershirts at four bits al
=. Ashim d Bros.
Cheap!--White, brown and black
canvas shoes at 8. Ashim 4 Bros.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-29
Utah Northern Railroad.

YINRAINS LEAvE CORINNE AT T.SO P. NJ.
i leave Logan at $50 q. M, to connect with
trains for Ogden and Salt Lake. au2S-u
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-29

MoNsIGNEUR DUPAULoUP, Bishop of
Orleans, has charged the Cures of his
diocese to pray for the restoration Of a
MONARCHY in France.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-29

A + THE RECORD OFFICK you can
"A get the Anest OF Job work done to order.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-29

A VALUABLE INVENTION NOT PATENTED.
The cheapest, most simple, and practical
tire-alarm for ordinary household pur-
poses is small weight of lead or iron
made to adhere to the ceiling of each
room with piece of wax. When the
temperature becomes elevated above that
of the ordinary atmosphere, the wax will
lose its adhesiveness and allow the
weight to drop. The weight can be at
tached by wire to all the bells in the
house, or to sound any alarm extempor-
lied for the purpose. The weights should
be kept away from stove-pipes and out
of the sun, and one should be placed in
each room and hallway. They will NOT
fail to give the alarm when there is an
excessive increase of temperature, and
no house should be without them. This
alarm is not patented, and is free to be
used by all without money and without
price. Il Manufacturer and Builder.
MoNsIGNEUR DUPAULoUP, Bishop o.
Orleans, has charged the Cures of hi,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-29
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT

SAN Francisco, October %.
sHAREs MORNING SALES.
Cos ophir-64h 65 65kb3O 64k
955 Gould 4 Curry-l2A l2ssb3o 49,
4l0 Best 4 Belcher-64 60. 81.
2i5 Savage-52& 81 5219 52aI
1886 Chollar- Potosi-45k As 44ss 44h44kb5 AK
26O Hale 4 Norcross-26 25a 2GJs 27b3O 26A
26Rbl0 20 26 hb2026
90 Crown Point-l09 lllb30 100
7s5 Yellow Jacket-62 62h 50 s2b3 GlN 62b3O
TAT Imperial Az 4 47S 400
200 Empire Mill
705 Kentuck-l4A IA l4hbS0
4s9 Belcher-70 70k 70hb307l
1856 Condolences
1880 Con. vireinia-5O 81 52b3O 5OAb5 so
$50 Sierra Nevada-13E
$50 Daney-lb
80 Exchequer-Sh
G5 eg Belcher-54 So
2235 overman -l9]4 10 1oN 20 l9a 20 22Mb3O
2O'4 81 2lh % 22h
100 Justice-9 Ab30
200 Succor--3
1856 Julia-2A az 8
800 CaledoDia-1S lSbl0 TX IN
$40 Baltimore Con-7h ~ ~ 7Lb30
400 Knickerbocker-3
so Globe-h
95 Central-l3N 10
so Bullion-l2h
2l0 Silver Hiil--l0
40 Eclipse-4A
SS5 Con-llh
1856 American Flat 8 $50 5b3
100 Tyler-70c
235 Woodville-lis
1000 Fairmount-3k
$50 Union Con Il IL
AFTERNOON SALES.
200 Eureka Con.--9H
$3.50 Belmont-9h 81. 90 lObso 9NblO 9kssC
9Ab3
100 Monitor (Belmont-2
GOO Rye Patch--7 IN IN
1l6O Ell Dorado South-6 81 55la
1880 Hayes-lA ~
60 Amador Con-33 32h
10 Eureka @ V-22H
400 st Patrick-44b
70 Mshogany-7s90
Golden Chariot-23
1855 South Charlotte 81 b30
$50 Red Jacket-5Oc
SO Orig. Hidden Treasures
IS Empire Idaho)-3
$685. overman-22 22hb3o 22h 90 23h "a 24k
24a
100 ophir-64634 Ga
$50 Con virginia-5oh 52hb3O IL 5l%b3o s.
5lH
100 savage-5s 81 54h So SO 56k 57bs 57Nb3
sc 1850 56h 56& 81 56h
500 Justices 9bl09
275 Seq. Belcher-60 SO IS 81 10 10
PIocHE sTooks.
$50 Meadow valley-l4 l3H 1875
$40 Raymond Ely-53 81 55b30 So i6b30
| 60 Pioche-4
| 200 Alps-75c
100 Washington X Creole-s7kc
| 1865 American Flag-3h 3a AK An ihab3o A..
| b304A
| 40 HUM & Hunt-ll
| 30 Phoebe West Ex-lA
525 Chief of the Hill-75c cake soc
| SIS Newark-iA "a b30
30 Caroline-3ss 80
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-29
Utah Southern Railroad.

u,RAINs LEAVE THE UTAH CENTRAL
Depot, Salt Lake City, at g. M. and go
O'Clock p. m.
SANDY nearest point to Little Cottonwood
Canyon, at $40 a. m. and $50 p. m.
Arrive at Lehi at 9 q. m. and 4 80 p. m.
Leave Lehi at $50 .. m. aud p. ~; Sandy
at 10 80 Q. m. and $40 p. m.
Arrive at Salt Lake City at II 80 .. m. and
u. m. su23-N
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-10
new LIFE INSURANCE QUERIES.


1t has jus. occurred to life insurance PEG
pie that mans mental and moral expert
ence has something TO do with his chances
of longevity. lAl future applicants for pol
icies are TO be questioned as follows:
How many times have you given an hon
est opinion to woman about her new
baby.
How long have you nursed the delusion
that your chief hygienic difficulty was hav-
ing too much braine
How long since you weaned the delusion
that your wife's relations were reliable
resource in case of the 'shorts?"
What ratio does the expense of those lit
tie suppers in which you indulge when on
are detained down town to ''see custom
err" bear to your family grocery bill?
DO you ever fight ye tiger; and is it just
to see show it goes" or do you feel that it
is your mission "to break the thing up2"
If so, how much "breaking up have you
done as far as you have gone?
How many times per diem are you called
upon by shabby genteel spads anxious to
increase your business by q new medium of
advertising? Are you careful to swear at
only few-heeding the scriptural iDjunc-
ton to "swesr not alP'-of them; and what
are your favorite explosives?
Are you member of the bar; and if 50,
how often have you served on committee
to draft resolutions with reference ''to a
deceased brother ?"
Is it your style to keep your temper all
day to conciliate your customers, and to
let it loose at home and raise the devil gen
orally where you think it cannot take any
thing out Of your pockeo?
Which is your wife more afraid of, thun-
der or lightning?
Which are you more afraid of, lightning
or your wife,
How many times a week do you under
go the excitement of making your bank &C.
count good at 2:593 Pm.
Are you addicted to the use of sopori6cs,
such as opium, choral, or reading the
Memphis Avalanche.
Have you ever connived at the presenta-
ton to yourselfofa Bible, gold-headed cane,
watch, or service of silver?
If you obtain this insurance, do you pro-
mise not to do so any morea
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-10
Real Estate Transfers.

The transfers in real estate for the week
ending yesterday were as follows:
Lewis johnson TO Jennette How
ard, land in New York.
| J. w. Jackson and wife TO W. 4.
Knight, land in oath district. S75 90
" land N, I in Edsefield. ............ 5000 90
]. w. Pratt to NJ, Z. Hamlet, lot
ton. .....................,, 1900
| D. II. McGavock TO NJ. Smith and
street. ...................... $3.50 90
F. NJ. Woodal, D. S., to James
M. Hinton, lots in Edgefeld... LAOS 20
| Thos. H Sneed COL, and W. 4.
Knight R. r. Col. to j. NJ. e.
Hston, land in county. 1900. 253 SO
James Underwood and others to
T. Heitlinger, lot in Under
woods addition. ............. $50 %
Same TO Theresa Van Dolin, land
in same, ......ss.ss,,..'....
Same to w. Mayors, land in
same OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Catharine Heitlinger and others
TO James Underwood and wife,
land in Underwood's plan....
B. ]. Farrsr to G. S. Randall, lot
in West Nashville, .,...... 200 90
John OVerton TO Michael Dea,
lot lot in Memphis. ..........,.. 1850 90
lot mi in '' Ed S ............. 1000 90
E. d. Whitworth, Sheriff, to j.
M. Barnes and r. l.. Weakley,
lot in city. ..............'''. oOO w
D. McCsrty TO Lizzie McCarty,
deed of gift to realty and per-
sonslty in 10th district. 1890.
Mary E., Calista, Alice and Alph-
us Claiborne to Alphens Lyon,
lot on Spruce street. ........ 1900 90
John L. Dismukes and wife to
Rnody Hyndes, lot in Kuox
county. ......pS,y.
d in N Boyd g plan an 1920 90
E. B. McClanahan, trustee, etc.,
John Lawrence and John j.
Cary. lot in 18th district. ..... 600 90
Edgar Jones TO 7. w. Parish, lot
in Clarksvilie. ..,,,,,,....... l4OO w
L. Caruthers, Jr., to John
Ruhm, lot in city. 357 81
j. Hunter to J. N. HOws, land
in 18th district. 1900 90
Caroline A. Cross to Ann c.
Cross, deed of gift to land in
Texas.
r. Chadwell, Revenue Collector,
10 O'Brien g. Woodward, lots
in city and Edge6eld. $1,000. 1873 40
]. A. Petty and wife to P. A.
Cole, lot in Sneedsville. ...,, go w
T. j. Petty and wife to P. A.
sECole, lot in .Sneedsville. -. 20 w
Il. B. Champion to Thos. Chat
well, lot on Gay street. ..... 6Oo w
q. B. Champion and M: 3.
o Go GaS street IT. atUs. 1900 90
James a. Chiffon to L. z. Hud-
son, lot on College street,. 9ZV w
T. W. steger, Trustee to L. j.
Winfrey and j. F. Turner, lots
in South Nashville, .,,...... SUI w
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-10
A NEW VERSION OF THE FLOOD.

William Cullen Bryant writes as follows
from Florida:
Save In the case of the very young, how
ever, the schools have made but little I'M
preston upon the ignorance in which the
colored race have been reared. Their wor-
ship in their churches give evidence of this.
A lazy the other day gave me an account
OF a sermon which she heard not long since
in St. Augustine, as an example of their
mode of embellishing Scripture history.
The preacher had dwelt awhile on the fall
of man, and the act of disobedience by
which sin came into the world, and had got
as far as the time of Noah. He then said:
"De world got to be berry wicked; de
people all bad, and de Lord make up his
mind TO drown dem. But Noah was good
man, who read his Bible, and did JUS as de
Lord tole hims. And de Lord tole Noah
to build big ark, big enough to hold part
of cherry ting alive on de earth. And Noah
built it. And de Lord call upon cherry
ibing ting to come into de ark and be
saved. And de birds come flynn to de ark,
and de big lion, and de cow, and de pos
sum came in, and de horse came trot-
ting to de ark, and &c leetle worms
came creepin' in; but only de wicked
sinner wouldn't come in, and 6ey laugh
at Nosh and his big ark. And den deg rain
come down, but Noah he SET comfortable
and dry in de ark, and read his bible. And
de rain come down in big spouts, and come
up to de doc step of de houses, aud gin to
cober de foo, and den de sinner be scaret,
and knock at de doc of de ark berry hard.
And de big lion hear de racket, and roar,
and de dog bark, and de OK below, but
Noah keep on reading de bible. And de
sinner say, Noah, Noah, let US come in
And Noah say, q berry sorry, but l can't
let you in, for de Lord hab lock de door and
trow away de key"
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SETTLED.

The yanderbils University Matter.
As per ANNOUNCEMENT in our columns
yesterday, meeting was held at McKen-
dree Church last night, in relation to the
final selection of site for the Vanderbilt
University. -
After singing by the choir, and prayer BY
DR.. Lee, Of Kentucky, Bishop Pierce was
called to the chair. DR.. Kelley then an
nounced the object of the meeting TO be the
gathering of the people of Nashville to-
gether, for the purpose of having full dis
cussion of the questions relating to the
University which the Board of Trust pro-
pose to locate here, and OF the interests in
volved. ~
DR.. Kelley then called upon Bishop
| Mavin, who addressed those present for
half an hour or so, In a very straightfor-
ward, practical manner. He advanced three
propositions, all of vital interest to the
church, as he believed. First: The educa-
ton of youth is the proper function of the
church, whose work is the diffusion of
| christian ideas and the Incubation of
christian belief, which objects are better
attained by lessons iHstilled into the minds
of the young.
Second: The most fruitful Geld that is
open 70 the church for her cultivation is
found in the education Of youth. No one
Is so deeply and thoroughly q christian as
the man who is q christian when be is
young. sea
Third There can be no more noble BEN
efaction than the establishment of schools
and colleges, to be conducted under Chris
tian auspices, where children and youth
are trained up with everything about them
Ghristian-deeply and thoroughly and
truly so.
Bishop Doggett followed Bishop Pierce,
with an able addr IS, highly eulogistic Of
Commodore Vanderbilt, because Of his no
BILE gift, and of its having been made
under the circumstances it was. He
closed with strong and ur-
gent appeal to the people of Nashville
to extend all the aid in their power to make
the amount to be expended III the proposed
University 100000.
Dr. Winfield, of Arkansas, then address,
ed the audience. He held that every man
ought to do something for the world in
| which he lives, or else get out of it, and
that he ought to give something to the
world in which he lives.
At the close Of DR.. Winfelds remarks, at
the request of DR.. Green, sub :criptions were
called for, the last named gentleman lead
ing OF with the sum of 5000; ID. 7. Rey-
nolds, of Giles county, subscribed 81 900;
DR.. Kelley, $1,000; DR.. Young, 500.
Others followed, the total amount sub
scribed amounting to about S1l 900.
1t is generally understood among our
people that Taylor hill is the site determ-
| ined upon,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-10
LATEST MARRETS BIZ TELEGRAPH

CHARLESTON, May 9.-Cotton-net re-
ceipts 691 bales; gross 1853 b'les; sales $50
bales; stock 25,541 bales. Weekly net re-
ceipts 3,188 bales; gross receipts 6,769
bales; experts coastwise 1,5O2bales; sales
1850 bales.
MOBILE, May 9.-Cotton-quieti mid
ding 173c; low middliugs 164c; net receipts
4S9 bales; exports to Great Britain ,464
bales; coastwise 281 bales; sales 400
bales; stock 29,914 bales. Weekly net re-
ceipts 1884 bales; exports to Great Britain
5,252 bales; cosstwise 1891 bales; sales
4,509 balea.
GALVESTON, May 9. - Cotton quiet;
net receipts $50 bales; exports to Great
Britain $3.50 bales; coastwise 1876 bales;
sales 500 bales; stock 4l6,9S1 bales.
Weekly net receipts 1852 bales; exports to
Great Britain IL 100 bales; coastwise 1852
bales; sales 1850 bales.
SAVANNAH, May 9.--Cotton- net re-
ceipts 682 bales; exports eoastwise 1,OO7
bales; stock 30,483 bales. Weekly net re-
ceipts 4,505 bales; exports to Great Britain
4,444 bales; continent 1857 bales; sales 81
1879 tales. va
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-
THE COURTS.

LAW COURT. G. Allen VS.. A. Hemp.
hill, case concluded and given to jury.
Harriet M. Considine vs.. Michael Consi-
dine, divorces granted.
Sarah A. Jackson vs., 2. ". Jackson, de-
cree pro confesso.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-About one hundred
and fifty cases on the misdemeanOr docket
were disposed of. Court adjourned until
Monday, and all cases set for to-day so over
to Monday.
CHANCERY CoURF.-D. W. Zandell and
wife VS.. Elan, funds in this coat allowed to
be transferred TO court in another State.
Montgomery VS.. OlWil. In this case,
the principal question under consideration
was, whether Chancellor could epJoin a
decree in bis own court. A lengthy opln-
ion was delivered, the Chancellor deciding
in che affirmative.
SPECIAL SUPREME COURT. Vaughn
administrator, VS.. Ecklecsmp reversed and
rema1ded
The docket of the Circuit win certainly
be called on Monday next, commencing
with the law docket of Rutherford county.
Attorneys are requested to be on hand
promptly.
FEDERAL COURF.-fritebErd vs. Exum;
verdict for the defendant, and motion for
new trial.
Hugh McCrea & Co. VS.. Security Insur
ance Company; compromised and settled.
Stephen Worley VS.. r. L. Farris, and
sans rs. S, NJ. Jones and others; suit dis
mismissed, and defendants to pay cost.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-10
MELANGE.


seGiye Lois bushel Of horsehair and WOOL "a
OF paste and pomatum poura, -. $500
Ten pounds of gay ribbon 20 DECK hef swo0'
And eauze to encompass 1t round. :"
"A Danbury man says the only saleiWay
TO mt ND q stove is at auction.
A volume that viii bring tears TO your
eyes--a volume Of smoke. -
Can medium be said to write with
ink when he writes with spirit ?
when is an army like tuck In lady's
skirt? When il is hemmed In.
"A gentleman, in tit Of absent mind
edness, told another that he had two sons
both boys.
A fond Danbury father thus moralizes
in friendly letter: s. Btris will b attn in
the fal tam flis."
A Fort Scott editor doubts if Charles
Dickens could have written so well If his
name had been John Smith
LEI no man complain of female ex-
trayaea nce nowadays. Queen Elizabeth
had three thousand dresses and eighty wigs.
"A bow eight years old at Lowell, Mass,
spelled 1000 words without miss, and he
put one hundred 10 the committee and they
missed fifteen. -.
The West is q great country. A Min
neso' farmer loss gimlet three years ago.
The other day be cut down tree near his
barn, and found in it 8 three-q'larter inch
auger. KIN tR
"A young lady from Oregon reprimand-
ed her flirting lover by pouring a pot OF glue
on hin. He stuck after that, u
"A Louisville negro, porter At hotel,
can remember when he was so intimate
with Henry Clay that he used to call him
"Hank.n
"A new terror is added to dreams as the
picnic season approaches. What awful IS
ions of piles of ham sandwiches to be made,
and legions of lost spoons hunt the slum-
bers of women.
An excellent but rather unsophisticated
agriculturist mace thorough search of the
Danbury stores, Monday, in quest OF false
hair pins.
Just as life insurance canvassers were
beginning TO get tired after their winter tours
and the rustic population hoped for little
peace and quiet, the season OF thunder
showers set in, and the rural districts
swsrmed with lightnipg-rod agents, who
won't take no for an answer.
The NetCs is requested to copy from
the New York Herald the announcement
that Selig Bsransky is engaged to Miss
Laura Lebwald, both of that city. The
further information is volunteered that there
will be no cards. This reminds US that
there were no cards when we were married.
There was only one carriage to take the
bridal procession to the cars, and just
money enough to carry Us to dear friends
who had sufficient confidence in US to lend
us enough to get back again. All, there is
a beauty and tender holiness in friendship
that we rarely discover until we are short. =
n0ObqJTqy Mems
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-10
PARAGRAPHICAL.


1t is stated that member Of the Ten
nessee Press Association, while in Nash
vile Wednesday last, on his way to the
meeting at Lebanon, purchased az oroide
watch chain at a dollar store, and then
imposed upon his brethren Ito whom the
sight Of gold is not familiar) by making
them believe it was made CT gold, and
worth $50. Such conduct is very rSpre
hensible, and should be frowned upon by
al fa,r-miDded people.
Speaking OF the establishment of manu-
factories of sn kan is Il Nashville, a Leb
anon man said TO the writer: gNsshyille
needs all binds of manufactures. Among
other things, she needs soap mandatory,
and there is 40 40 son why she should've
have one. She has plenty Of grease; plenty
of alE1ar, and the Lord knows, plenty of
people who need soap"
One of the saddeSt Snd most GiscOurag
ing experiences of this life, is 10 sit oppO-
site an elderly party at dinner, who will
persits in blowing his nose, and wiping bis
perspiriDg brow with his napkin.
al the Exposition last night, an enter
prism youth from the country, wearing
bis first watch, and With bis dear duck
hanging TO his arm, was observed to draw
out huge silver bulls eye, compare it
ca emily with the steam gauge in Power
bali, and TO then set The hands exactly with
the Indicator on the gauge aforesaid.
White, of the Lebanon Herald, mad in.
PRODUCED member of the press gang to a
couple of charming young ladies at Prof.
StaTk's musical entertainment Thurs
day. The conversation had been
very lively indeed, when suddenly the
newspaper chap inquired of one of the la
dies whether the Erudite Herald man had
asked permission to introduce one of his
brethren. ayes" replied Miss o., sand
told him he might, provided the gentle
man was unmarried, and good looking"
ale succeeded in securing an unmarried
man." remarked the conceited newspaper
chap, fishing for compliment, "but as for
good looks, think White forgot that con-
dition, and picked up the frat one he came
to-" 81 think so too" demurely respond
ed the young lady, with keen twinkle in
her black eyes. That COnceited newspaper
chap fshed for no more compliments from
her.
"Do you like chickens?" asked remark
ably modest Nashville youth of bis sweet
ness, as he was walking about two feet
FROM her on his way to church Sunday
night. "CeFtainly Go," she replied; "why
do you ask such question as that2" "Be-
cause thought if you liked chickens, you
wouldn't object to takin' wing" and he
crooked bis arm in an irresistible manner.
Sweetne5e took a wing.
The DanbUry EelUs man INDUCES 10
"reminiscences: "The Bitehb4rg (Mass.)
Sentinel, an excellent paper, is going to
start daily. We are glad OF it. We start
ed daily once. We ran it nearly four
months, and then paused. Since then we
have taken 2 lively interest an such erter-
prises. We have I6 Sopbt the Sentinel
people will make the daily work, ana ne
are quite positive it will make them work.
A man WHO goes through life without hav-
ing started daily paper misses a rare and
valuable experience. Falling down stairs
with a cook stove will hardly compensate
him -
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dsncy 70 rise. ". s. KiUYNAs, Observer.
The river is declining rapidly with 10
feet large on HarPeth Shoals. Weather
fair and pleasant.
The EddyVille, from the upper CurnSer-
land, arrived with cargo Of 2l7 bhds- to
6sceo, 1900 slaves, large lot Of barter,
and l25 passengers.
The Ada Heilman, from Cairo, had 1000
sacks corn, 30 tons bar iron and suDdiies.
She returned to Cairo in the evening, car
Tying out 13T hhds. tobacco for New Or
leans and large lot Of mil machinery forJ
Shreveport, Texas.
Manuel Stone, President Of the Hurry
county feet, has returned without having
sold any portion Of bis interest In his Il 40
ship to Bill Arp, or any other Georgia man.
Capt. DashieI, old "Captain jack has
returned from Memphis, aud brings friend
" regards from George Crockett aud other
Nashville boys in the Bluf CITY.
Our ancient friend 10 Abel. of Cairo
muchly sighs-he always was heavy on
size-and 10 sadly exercised about the de-
parted marine glory of the Egyptian capital.
In the olden and golden time, be saws
steamboats, were wont to announce Their
arrival by the firing of cannon, the ringing
OF bells, the sound OF the whistles and the
displays OF eolors. But now this poTap mas
adjourned, and the Captain gets Into the
whaTfboat as quietly as possible, TIE ar
tillery is silent, the bell Is muafad, the
whistle shroEded in an Old gunnY bag, and
the eolors droopinglY hang suspended st
half mast. 10 win feel better il he will
come up to Nashville and buy fractional
interest in the Ella Hughes. His Old friend
Capt. Dan Kinney, of the Merchants Ext
change, will, we are sure, welcome him and
treat him 10 "hostile" manner.