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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-08-05

I pom the calling of n chancery cause
1t must be Immediately disposed of.
If it is not ready for the action of
the court. counsel will Immediately
srHhOWt any comment, say "cOntin-
ued, 4" and no more. If either side
is ready, ana the other side desires a
continuance, cause must at once be
shown; and when an affidavit is
necessary, it must be prepared be-
fore the calling of the cause. If the
cause is not continued, it must be
immediately submitted. Il may be
submitted, either upon a written
brief, or, il the business Of the court
VIII permit, upon an oral argument.
Ia either case the note of the author
l'ieS relied on must be submitted
Win the papers and the books must
Ne furnished at the Judges room.
~ no cause shall be submitted without
side. - 'O''o' 0'i INV
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-08-05

las. Green, while dragging a seine
IL Chester River near Baltimore, was
seized by shark, and the flesh of his
leg 80 mangled by the bite, that it had
10 be amputated.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-08-05

When a cause is called, upon consent
given without comment and at once,
Dc may be passed 10 take its place at
the foot of the docket. And upon
motion and the showing of sufficient
cause, a change fplace on the dock
ct may be ordered.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-08-05

4 Havanna letter says the Insur-
oants entered Neuvitas, and while the
Governor shut himselfup in the Fort,
they sacked the town.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-08-05
THE NEWS CONFIRMED.

The Daily Neac8, Buenos Ayres,
Saturday, May II, has the following
"a scientific German being convinced
that the northern provinces of the
Argentine Republic must be rich in
minerals, some little time since came
out from Europe for the purpose of
making a personal survey of the
most likely localities. and in Rioja
has discovered what gives every
promise of proving to be one of the
richest gold mines in the world. The
site happened to be on Government
land, which was at once bought for a
mere trifle, and to make assurance
doubly sure the adjoining three
leagues we're also purchased.
The next step was to send full
power of attorney to Buenos Ayres,
and provisional transfer title has
been drawn MP in the office of the
well-known Escribano Don J. Y.
Cabral for the sale of two leaUgues
of this land in favor of Messrs.
Madero and E. Castro. for the round
sum of one hundred million currency,
quarter cash and the rest short dates,
with the condition that the seller
guarantee, on a moderate. outlay.
returned of 10000 patacones daily.
Engineers have already gone up to
survey property and report Upon it.
T. remaining two leagues viii not at
present be offered in this market"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-08-05
RULES OF PRACTICE N THE
IGTH CIRCUIT ADOPTED
BY JUDGE KELLY.

Court will be opened on the first
day Of each term at Ten O'clock,
4. VI.
The docket will be called in the or
der in which the causes stand on it,
and no cause will be postponed, de-
hVc{ or continued for the absence of
p0rtic, or their cOURSCi.
III.
1t will be required of parties to keep
their counsel advised of their read
mess for trial, and Immediately up
on the calling Of cause the plain
till, if ready must announce the fact
and thcreupon the defendant must
announce whether he is ready or
not. Motions for a continuance
must be promptly made and cause
at once shown. The practice of de-
igyiHg the business of the court, af-
ter cause is called, by consultations
with particS or counsel, or with rea-
ding and examining the papers IN
the cause ariU not be tolerated =
Counsel must he informed of the
state Of their causes before they are
called.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-08-05

AIr. John +. Jackson committed
suicide i'm Petersburg, on Monday the
ogtb alt. by shooting himself with a
shotgun. The deceased was for a
number Of years an agent for the a.
NJ. d O. r. II. at City Point.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-08-05
The Rate for Advertising; nth- Naus
I%WeSy5OHGI C2t1'us.

EeGul.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-08-05
PRAIRIE DETECTIVES.

From the Aldine for August.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-10-04

Sir Henry Smith, long NJ. P. for Col
chester, was one of the Tories of the old
school; and among the advocates of reform,
his resolute opposition to all change gave
him reputation for folly and obstinacy
which was not borne out by his real charac-
ter. On one occasion he was canvassing in
the presence of numerous friends, and on
asking heavy looking farmer for his vote,
the man replied I'D vote for ye, Sir
Henry, as usual, only you're such fool"
Fool, am 2" retorted Sir Henry; "Men
I'm the re1.y man 10 represent you" The
diamond shalt of wit went to the farmers
heart, and with loud guffaw, he promised
his vote.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-10-04

ABOUT Boors.-A man who draws the
prize of squeaking boots from shoe store
always gets them on Saturday, and by the
next day the full power of the squeak is de-
veloped. He arrives at church at the OPEN
ing OF long prayer, and is admitted by the
sexton with admonitory gestures of silence.
The first step inside the door is followed by
sound like that Of ripping clapboard
from the side of barn, while all the ladies'
on the right side of the aisle tip their top
knots to one side and squint from their left
eyes, those on the other side reversing the
order. Balancing painfully on his worst
corn, he makes more gradual effort and is
rewarded by hearing the same harmonic re-
verberance likelnked sweetness s-longIdrawn
out. Then he tries to navigate on the balls
of his feet, and waddles along on his heels.
He clutches convulsively at the sides OF the
pews to tighten his weight, knocks down
woman's parasol, and gets all the deacons
to raising their bald heads and the skin
across their foreheads, and scowling as they
do the rest of the week. So he determines
to mince the matter no more, and trots
along fast, jerking out spasmodic shrieks
of sole that's damned" with regularity
that he never could attain at anything else,
and reaches his pew with all his under gar
ments turned to porous plaster, and his face
of color to match the saint done in red
glass in the principal THusrille
Herald
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-10-04
A Maiden's SOlilOquy.

To love, nor dare to show it,
To hide it, lest he know it;
To love with love most lasting,
To starve with everlasting;
To guard ones face still fearing
Its glance be too endearing;
To tune ones voice, in fear it
Sweets from my heart inherit;
To mask my every feature,
Be false to mine own nature.
And act part-abhorrent;
To check my passions torrent.
Lest he, not yet my lover,
Ny worship should discover,
Aud, with no heart to prize me,
Should pity and despise me!
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-10-04


ECKEIs' COLD CHrsEL--Eckels, our car
penter, was attending to job up at Spring
Mill, the other day, when the Thermometer
marked ninety-fve in the shade, and he had
his extra tools lying on a stone wall some
distance from him. After a bit he told his
new apprentice boy to go and bring him
cold chisel. The boy went, and when Eek
els had waited for about an hour for the ap-
prentice, he began to get mad, and picking
up club. he started to hunt that wandering
child with the intent to raise some new
kinds OF bumps on him. He found the ap-
prentice sitting by the spring up on the hill
with his hands locked over his knees. ard
watching with intentness one Of Eckels'
best chises, which was lying in the water
When the club drill was over and the boy
came to parade rest" he explained to
Eckels that the chisel had become so heated
by lying in the sun that he thought he
would cool one off by putting it in the
spring. That was about the nearest ap-
proach he could make to a cold chisel
without buying bucketful of ice. The
boy has now given up carpentering, and his
parents are endeavoring to decide whether
to put him in the ministry or to make a
newspaper editor OF him.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-10-04

Why is love like canalboat? Because
it is an internal transport.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-10-04

A reward of $500 has been offered for
the return of seven medical manuscripts 70.
Gently purloined from the Berlin Library
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-10-04

Reason never shows itself SO unreasona.
BILE as when it comes to reason about things
which are above reason.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-15


True as the gospel is the following, sad
by Robert Collyer Of Cbcnso'
at Is true that the working, successful
men of the day were once poor indns'rl-
Gus, self-reliant boys. And the same
thing will be repeated-for from the ranks
of the hard. working, economical, temper,
auce and pcrseyoring bcys Of to-day, will
onanntc tho progressive, promiaont mcp
of the fGture.
every man doing any sort OF WORK IA
Chicago to-day, was raised u poor man y
son, aud bad TO fight his way to his place
No one of lhem, as lar 40 can ascertain
was rich man s sol, and had good Tine
when he was n boy.
All boys should grow rs strong rs Il
steel bar fighting their way on to an edu'
cation, and when they are ready to plunge
into life with that traditional half dollar
and red handkerchief as have known
prca. men to start | tell you that Ia tye
and twenty years, when most Of us who
are in our middle ages have goae to our
retributiop, the men Of mark IN the conn'
try will not be the sons Of those fathers
who can give them all they wish for, ana
ten times more ihnn they ought to nave
hut il VIII be those who are brought up II
farm houses and cottages, cutting 'hel'
way through the ihickest hindrances o
every sort; and all the brown Stone houses
of this metropolis VIII BIO as nothing t.
bring out Il noble Ian"
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SUNDAY, JUNE IS, 1873.

The letter Of Judge Good, in a
swcr, to ur"cxplanntion," we W
publishIn our next issue. ltwou
appear today but for its longt
which renders ii impossible JUDI
Good has already shown hir
self'with us incur political frien'
ship to tho people by voting ft
Capt. Adams yesterday evening
tho choice of the meeting assemble
in tho courtroom and with 'o'
oncor two exceptions, We now tli d. A.
that the General and oursclvcf q
u unit upon tho political u lie
soon to DO presented to ourp ii
His lcttor shall, appear on Ton a
morning. it'll :
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Cameron & Mayaeld sell cementn'iro@
"a. 80 TO Sb.E0 currency, iva !"



srnion hIIaslon snbbnih School
The Union Mission sabbath school or
aanlged last Sabbath In tho Presbyterian
church, on Elm atreol--nn enterprise mus.
worthy and deserving tho announcement
ma on. operation of moi only all tho rev.
rlous denominations, but OF oil 6oo' CIV,
Sons of Dallnsi began It's work under mo,s
favorable circumstances uip'a'n . w. w.
Mccoy was elected anperlhlenieu' ~
Miller ASSISTANT superintendent, hoosrt D,
seay secretary, aud Dr.. Allen assistant
secretary. An excellent carps OF 'eaoherS
was organized, and about seyeh,y'NYv,
children enrolled, while tho committee y.
canyassers Of tho city for children ,epo"
tho most favorable prospects On mug,
day evening, at the teachers inopuuR, y
was resolved 20 adopt tho ln'erna'ono'
series of LESSONS for tho ensuing year. ar
ranqomenls were also made for the sc'ur,
ipg Of nm organ, and tho cultivation OF
coed music ocA
It ia the purpose of tho officers Hna
leaebers TO make this live sobbalh
school, and place where nm hour my DO
spent happily and probably Al arr
invited TO attend, both old and youpSI Dnu
participate In carrying on the good Wo WIS.,
The superintendent requests tNGt Wv
ministers and euperintoadonts OF tho Va
rious churches and Sabbath schools
make public announcement, tins morn
Ing, that tho Union Mission SoDoG'l'
school win convene IN tho Presbyterian
church, on Elm street, md open promptly
ats o'clock 4. 81, and lhat each attendant
hiring either Bible or Testament 30 'h'
school nj present has no library, Let 81
friends of the cause attend, and take
lively interest in tho children OF our IT.
tie city, and 10 the cultivation OF Go,o'
Christian fellowship and genuine Chris
tanity.
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AUCTION I! AUCTION F!

SECOND MONTHLY SAa4E 0E
FURYETUEsE.-~-SVe oGser TINS
time the following goods. pnFs-
gy consigned aud partly oif
own manufacture, all 80 tAe
highest bidder for cash In
Elant.: i RGack gsair Cloth
E'arlor Suit, l Green Terry
Esarsor Suit, L Green and GRIM
som beautiful Set, 4 DiyaE Set,
something entirely MeVv iga this
market, I Green and Cola
uGrocatelae covered Set, AS Bed
re,on, Sc.s, oil GraEsl,ed walnut,
marble tops. all perfect, os the
best manufacturer Ira the
states; 10 Marble Sop Center
Tables, 10 wood Top Center
Yahses, 81 Office Desks, g CaT-
A.
boards, 6 Kitchen safes, Esa-
re:sus, vvas7is:ands, upholstered
and Game Seat Rockers, Chairs
single ar,d Double lounges (ol
our oysn make, GA0 DHiFTors'
plated Ware, DasAots,
Gsass ware, carpets.
Queemsware, Table Cut
lery, liable Ainens, Etc.
sale to begin TUESDA Y
.sUNE az, at 9 p. rns., and bit
continued osily until
w EDNEsDAK NHGME'
nj no O'CLOCK. Goods al
warranted OF the hes,
makes, latest styles ame
, perGect. These Auction.
are to be held regularly
about the middle OF eacl
month, until further Elc
ticc. Respectfully,
esOSAHN g. CO.,
roz, ruoiss s,p,ss E9rssaI
streets, Dallas.
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bg's Excelsior Oil.--A lienutifui
IIlnniIMntOr.

10 II Is now settled fact that our citizens
,can obtain and enjoy The most beautiful
and perfect light that has ever been intro
duced In this country, 0ur enierprising
citizen, Mr.. Fcndlcy, of tho firm of Fend-
ley & Miller, has secured large interest
in the sale Of this celebrated llluminolor,
aud has opened a ne store, where will be
kept fine stock Of The pat chandeliers,
metal and glass lamps, burners, shades,
etc. in connection with this oil. We have
given The oil n fair trial ct our oilloo and
at home, and unhesitallngly pronounce ii
grand
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-15

MEssRs. DoRMAs " HOLMES, the great
music men, who lately established depot
in this city, are the largest dealers in
pianos in the South or West. They have
depots in Nashville, Tenn, Shreveport
La, Jefferson and Galveston, Texas, In
addition to their stock here, which viii
always DO kept fullup. They guarantee
10 deliver Pianos and Organs OF any point
in Texas on better terms and at lower
prices than they can be had from any
market. All Instruments sold by them
arc fully guaranteed in every respect.
They win sell on monthly instsl'ments,
and take second hand instruments in ex-
change. The firm is entsrprising and re.
liable, and deserve the confidence. and
support Of our psopls
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A CARD.

We are doing an auction and
commission business at the cornew
Of Elm and Market streets, (a'
prominent point)in this beautiful
and growing city, and we solicit
consignmcnts OF flour, grain, i've
stock and everything needed by
this rapidly increasing population
We are also doing real estate
misunderstanding, selling and To-
catiag lands, examining titles, pay
ing taxes, collecting rents, etc. We
sell at public or private sale, as in
structcd, and make liberal advances
on co3ignmcnts. Our motto:
"Quck sales and prompt return"
Respectfully, oo
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-15

ytAxy toes! Potatoes! Poiatoes'
Go5d, Sound peachblow potatoes AT @i
per bushel, at the Red Store, Elm street
onnosite the California wagon yard.
s1oAd5t FRAMKEL & STONE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-15

E.P. CowEN y Co., have the largest and
hest selected stocksof doors, sash, blinds,
etc =, in Northern Texas, which they are
selling at very low prices, and invite an
examination. l0ldlW
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We win sell lumber, shingles, doors,
sash, etc., etc., after this date at CURRENCY
prices. Will always pay best bank rates
for gold and silver in payment of bills.
l02lm CAMERON s. MAYFlELD.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-15

SNYDER & HOLMES arc the largest paper
manufacturers in the West, and will fill
all orders for paper Of oil kinds at less
price than any house in St. Louis. Mer-
chants and ulationers can order direct from
heir house in st. Louis. 5idf
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WANTED--A German, French or SWISS
girl, about IS years old, to do homework
A good home and liberal pay awaits such'
nouire Mt the HERALD Office, 9Odti
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HAVING perfected arrangements with
manufacturers we will ill orders for all
kinds and sizes of doors, sash, biind{t
mouldings, brackets, ETC., upon reasonabL
nolice. II. L. lowEN y 70
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w can recommend as in every way re-
,ioble" The tobacco house of Fred Open
beimer, llS N. Second street, ST. Louis,
Missouri. ~
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A Hallway In 4
Modern Rgypt has 70 .

Modern Egypt has 70 ~------..
aled with Tho idea Of
ha ilfm that q railrOa'
last enterprise The orr engaged by
expect 10 hear Of in tuning their
nlehied region, In ''sn an p,,,
lInrer scarcely r'oS, at No. w Elm
In tho mum, All orders that may
yet the Vlceg bis brief stay In the
The const
,ho so;.one years experience, TO-
by Mresiimonials received from the
the tot musicians In tho United
S2o,V we'll cntitlc him TO the conf
nav equiring his services
rryyooI,Volnckborry Brandy at Wards
world,
m,llio, Notice.
sorry Of indebted to The undersigned
ceaalne lon TO tho DALLAS HERALD
, ,I or job work, aro hereby noti-
Of Do,e the same, After tho LIST day
i unpaid bills will be placed in
8 Of an officer for collection,
m JNO, W. swINDELLs,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-15

NJ. Shuts will furnish buildin 6 Matcri
al at reasonable rates, on soto 30 days
time, at three per cent. per month, to be
secured by Deed of Trust. Parties WISH
ing such accommodat apply to John
NJ Stemmons, S2-dtf
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Notice.

Members of the Commercial Club will
meet ut their room on Main street,
Saturday night at s o'clock. Important
business. A. L. SELF, Secy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-15

Steagall s. Co. have received o large
and we'll selected stock of Table and Peck
ct Cutlery. Call and see them. S2-tfd
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Cameron & ,layheld have tho best stock
Of doors and cash eYe- brought to North
crn Texas. luz Nv
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Notice,

The undersigned hereby give notice Pint
thew will remove their clothing store int
the new building recently purchased by
them. corner of Main and Austin streets
opposi,e Odd Fellows Hall, next week,
where they will be pleased to serve their
friends, HEhEfohp bnos'
1Odd1w
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-15

DALLAS Lodge Of Good Tsmplars meets
every Tuesday night at PM, at Female
College. 94dtf
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Cameron & Mayfeld sell best white
pine clear single for 500 currency.
l02 lw
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White pine dressed and headed picRets
for sale by
1902 lw CAMERON & MAYFlELD.
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Fresh stock of Havana and Domestic
Cigars received per express at the
KENTUCKY,
5Odtf Cor. Main and Market Streets.
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E.P. CowEN Il Co. are selling cement
ct $4 10 So per barrel. loidlw
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10 PFinters---Fa Sale.

A second hand press, 1sby IL, nearly new. WIN
be sold veryscheap for cash. TO make room ior o'her
machinery Apply at this olies.
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wanted, TO Rent.

WnntCu, 10 IAUHt'
A small house, containing about Iour
rooms, near the business portion OF the
.;,r Arn,v at this office. l04dtf
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One-third interest in Commercial Hotel.
Apply to BLAhE& bAthLhi'
l03tf
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For Sale.

One-half interest in my store at Gran
berry. Apply to $. D. BLAKE.
l03df
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pIAYTNG AND SAVING.

Do,roa T.rn-s and Iron Foundry
Nal1 street, Dallns, Texas.
In connection with our Foundry and biaSEsn'is"
shon we have just put in newaud complete Pin9inS
and Saving Machinery, and are prepa'eu 10 ma ga
orders for saving aud planning i9hoer. on, ,,or.
prices IN c,irteucy--For dressing lumber, 3Vc per
100 ieet for rc,sawins Coo per 100 feet. - .c,r
~ In w, ''' Anglers NAGlE.
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Notice.

NOttCe.
A Conven ton of the people of Dallas
county is hereby called to meet in the city
of Dallas, on Saturday, the l4th inst, for
the purpose of naming delegates TO the
general State Convention.
mo c Mccoy
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who are authorized 10 receive puhscrintions and
advertising for the Daily and Weekly nrnhLnl
&c, Chew, 400 Bronfwnr, Now York q y,
howell A Co., ~, Park Row New York; Coo
weaiherill 4 Co.. PhilndeldhiA Grimm 4 Holman,
nAltlmorei Y, MeIryre, New Orlepnei w. "
Cnsh,nr, Hons'onl Hon, lno. W tnne Anailnl
Leo TarlA'on, 20s Pine street, n, Louis, DO,
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Chairman Dallas County Executive Com
mittee.
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GREAT lNDUCE7E EN IT'S
NGTaOE.

In order TO reduce our stock Call and examine our
goods before buying elsewhere, as it will be TO
your benefit. lVSu'L
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-21
Oar Exposition Building.

The time has come for the people of
Nashville to say whether or not we shall
have an Exposition next year. "What a
pity it would be to take this building down."
was the remark made by hundreds of those
who visited the Exposition building Friday
night. The building presented brillian
appearance indeed, with its innumerable
gas gets burning, and the vast crowd Of
people passing back and forth, and it GER
tsinly would be great pity to have IL re-
moved. 1t need not be removed, flour people
will only exhibit little enterprise and prop.
erly look after their own interests, as the
expenditure of very Insignificant sum of
money is all that is necessary to keep the
building standing.
The Board of Directors of the Exposition
are live, wide awake men, and IL their ef-
forts are seconded by the business men of
the city, fourth annual exposition in Nash
vile is assured. The practical advantages
resulting to Nashville from these eXpositiORs
are so potent thas we will not insult the
good sense of our people by recounting
them. We do not know what the plans of
the Board of Directors with regard to the
matter may be, but we understand that
few hundred dollars will have to be raised
in order to retain the building. This sum
is SO small that any two of the leading ex-
hibitors in this city could donate it and
make money by the operation, out of their
increas ed sales, which, with many of our
business men, amounted to thousands Of
dollars, at to. last exposition.
While on this SUBJECT, we wish to state
that the thanks of the citizens of the State
are due Messrs. Dempsey Weaver, Saml.
Watkins, Gen. Harding, and Mr.. Wolf who
have allowed the Board of Directors to use
the ground on which the building stsnds,
free of charge.