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Board of Trade.

The Board of Trade will assemble Mon
day, Aug. %, at II O'Clock A. NJ, at the
Office of the Commercial Insurance Co.
All members are requested to be present to
attend to matters of vital Importance to the
commercial interests of the city.
By order of He HENsLEY, Prest.
R. L. ARNusTEAD, Secy. 1t
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IN MEMORIAsE.

HARRY LocKEN, aged q. died In this city, al
the residence OF his father, VIM. LockeD, Aug. l6
II had thought you could have died,
might not weep for thee;
But forgot, when by your side,
That you could mortal be.
1t never through my mind had passed,
The time would e'er be DER,
When on you would look my last,
And you would smile no more.
And still upon thy face look,
And think twill smile again,
And still the thought will not brook,
That must look in vain.
But when speak, you do not say,
That you never left unsaid,
And now ] feel, as well may,
Dear Harry, thou art dead.
Aug. 23, 1873. A DEAR FRIEND, j. T..
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STATIONS.


Blank {. J indicates no report; cipher 90 sts-
tionary; minus 81 tendency 70 fall; plus I'D ten
dency to rise. A. O. FORD, observer.
The river continues to decline at this
point, with twenty-five inches on the Har-
peth Shoals. 80.
The Burksvills will arrive this morning,
and depart for Cairo Monday, 4 p. M.--Jo.
Ambrose, Master; James PIttm an, clerk.
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Fall Session of W. E. Wards Semin-
airy opens for classification in all Depart
ments Thursday, Sept. 4. The best talent
employed for the Regular Curse and for
Music, Art, French and German. French
is spoken at two tables. The location is
pleasant and central to the churches.
Special advantages to small children. W. E.
Ward. aug23 2t
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Police Cont

There were at less. dozen cases called
in the police court yesterday morning, but
not one was tried, because Of the absence
of witnesses in some of the cases Eaud Of
the parties defendant in others,
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Bon Aqua.

At the earnest solicitation of many fam
lilies at this pleasant watering place, the
Superintendent has determined to keep the
Springs opened until late in September or
until October, il necessary, to accommodate
the public. 1t
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Misses O'Bryan, No. II McLemore st.
Next session begins Monday, Sept. p.
Pupils, who expect to return, will please Sc
cure their places by prompt application
through P0StQfice, Lock Box 10. Ne,o
pupils received, not OUer tloelUe gears Of age.
Aug. IL, 1873. aug14 2N
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q H Thnrnhnrr has ras11m

HI. H. ThOrnburg has resumed BUSH
ness at bis old stand, corner of High and
Broad streets, where he will keep on hand
first-class stock of Family Groceries and
Provisions. He solicits the patroDage of his
former friends and customers. sug10 If
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Rev. TheO. ID. Jones.

This Baptist Divine and Educator, q no
tice Of whose death appeared in our paper
of yesterday, was in ured in the Nashville
Life Insurance Company, which means
that the policy will be paid within thirty
days.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-08-24

At Northumberland to day,
the new style of SphiUx and Modoc Balts;
also new styles of Fall CaIicoes, and the
largest stock Of Domestics, Pillow Gases
and Sheetings in Nashville, at very low
prices. G.. Rice & Co. aug20 wed, sun
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-08-24

Col. Sam. P. Ament will deliver an ad-
dress at the Penitentisry this morning st
81 O'Clock to the convic snd others who
may attend. Subject: "His name shall be
called Wonder full
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Returned.

7. N. Brennan returned yesterday from
an investigation tour through the mineral
regions of Alabama. He brings an inter
esting collection of specimens, and promises
to furnish US with the result of his observa-
tons in this interesting department.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

MAXWELL HOUSE.
AUG. 23.-A. g. PendetOn, Philadelphia, Z a;
G. B. Percy, West Tennessee; Geo. 2. Gates,
Boston, Mass; Geo. Cairns, w. ID. ForW0od,
Cincinnati; W. B. Davenport, Miss Bacon, st.
Louis, Mo; Jas. Walter, Baltimore, Md; IL.
Fuller, Okolona, Miss; Hon. Nelson Tiff, Geor-
gia; H. Carlisle Alabama; Il. b. Clemens, Gov
ington, KY; VIM. Ward, Louisville, KY; JAS.
Spence, MurfreesbOro.
BATTLE HOUSE.
AUG. 23-Thos. @. Miller, Richmond, Va; W.
W. Tucker, Chattanooga; Mrs. ID. III. McCor-
mick, John G. Remedy and wife, Smyrna; Miss
Eliza Crosthwait, Florence; Henry Nelson, Jas.
Bell, ALVIN Hawkins, Huntington; O. n. Walker,
Columbia; VIM. Coomn, Chas. Il. Westerfield,
Louisville, Ky; W. L. Mccall, Trenton, Tenn I;
U. H. Bowers, Brazil; Miss b. j. Sayers, VIII
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Thursday last peaches'were selling in the
market for forty cents per peck. Yesterday
the same peaches sold for seventy-f1ve cents.
Who can explaiR the mystery of this thing?
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THE GREAT ST. LOUIS AIR LINE.

Fcnr Daily Trains Between Nash.
VILE and st. Louis.
On and after Saturday, Aug. "a, 1873,
trains will leave Nashville as follows:
Morning Express except Sundays) $50
4. NJ.
Evening Express daily, with elegant
Pullman Sleeping Car through to st. Lou
is) P. NJ.
Arrive st st. Louis 7:l5 A. NJ. and 9:45
p. NJ. .......-.
Arrive from st. Louis 12:40 P. NJ. and
1:40 A. NJ.
No change of Conductors between Nash.
vile and st. Louis.
W. 3. DAVENPORT, G. It. A.
Nashville, Aug. %, 1878. aug24 q
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How he Got ont of H.

Friday, Felix Steal, colored, ABDUCTED
colored girl and was sent to Jail for so do
ing. Yesterday morning he married the girl
and thus secured his release from dursnce
vile
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Trunks, Valises and Satchels in great
variety, elegant, substantial and cheap, at
VIM. Dunstead's Trunk Store, 81 North
College street, between Union and Church,
Sewsnee Block. je6 If
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A complete assortment of the Books
used in the Public Schools can be found at
48 Union street. where TaVel, Eastman &
Howell are selling them at the lowest prices.
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Eighth Ward.

If DR.. G. X. Winston will consent to
represent the people of the Eighth Ward
as Alderman, and Edw. Willard snd Robt.
b. HALEY as Councilmen, they will be
elected. CITIZENS.
Aug. "a, 1878. 1t
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Clearing Out Sale.-Mosquito Bars
and Dry Goods, of all kinds, will be sold
at astonishing low prices, in order TO max
room for Fall stock, at Chas. Richheimer 81
Co 40 ColIegs. aug24 q -
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7. E, Winstead & Co. will sell for Is
days, Boots, Shoes, Vslises and Travelling
Bags t greatly reduced prices. aug24 1w
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Rare inducements offered at the Max
well House Shoe Store. Ladies and Gents
low cut Shoes at cost for cash. aug24 1w
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nIEn.

BOWEN.-Near Poplar Top, Maury county,
eight miles from Columbia, on the 22d inst, Of
typhoid fever, Miss LYDIA, daughter OF Gen.
Achellis Bowen, aged IL years.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-08-24

EdgefieId Male Academy, located at
the terminus Of the Edgefeld Street Rail-
road. Sixteenth Session, opens September
1. For catalogue and fnrsher particulars
address Geo. D. Hughes, Princ'psl. 1t
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MEMPHIS.
posed by Scott, Malone and Rose
cranz from Norfolk, Va, TO Fort
Smith, Ark.


cranz from Norfolk, Va, to Fort
Smith, Ark.
Special to the Louisville Courier-Journal
MEMPHIS, Aug. PIT is rumored in
railroa4 and financial circles here that ne
gotiatipn5 are now pending between Gen.
Malone, Col. Jacques, of the Southern Sc
curity Comp my, and Gen. RcsecrsDz, now
in this city, involving the consolidation of
the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia,
the Memphis and Chatt' nooga, the Bristol
and Norfolk, the Memphis and Little Rock
and the Little Rock and Fort Smith roads,
all to be Pot under the management of Gen.
Malone snd Capt. Jacques, and to be ex-
tended up the Canadian river to Albuquer-
que, and constitute the central route of the
Southern Pacific Trans-contiDental road.
The scheme, # consummated, will make
Memphis quite an important point.
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CITY Notices.

Miss A. j. Hunter, Woodland street,
Edgefeld, will reopen her School for chill
dren on Monday, Setember l. aug24 st
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.Dou,t Won Porpet n -

Chris Power, chairman of the Committee
of Arrangements, desires all persons fur
nished with tickets for the Thirteenth Dis
trict ball to make returns immediately.
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West End Academy.-This School, To-
Gated on the correr of Church and West
Carroll streets, will open the first Monday
d Sentembar. au014 tillsepl
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Burr Pczell, colored, confined on the
charge of lewdness, was released from Jail
yesterday.
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The beautiful satin finish Rembrandt
Canoes are all the rage at Poole's Gallery,
where the greatest perfection in all styles Of
Photography is reached TO date. 1t
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SaddIerock oysters.
Release

SnONAcEOSA OyStoESs
The first of the season, at HemphilPs.
sug22 St
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RIVER NEWS.

Daily Report Of Stage OF Water, with Changes
jim the "a hours ending 3 p. m Aug. g, 1913
ABOVE CHANCES.
Low l- -
STATIONS. WATER. RISE. FALL.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.


%. Louis and ezoutheastern Railway.
Fastst. Louis Express leaves Nashville <:o0 An
st. Louis Express daily 300 P. II
Express trains arrive &c NASHVILLE q LAO All
12:40 p H.
Tennessee and Pacific Railroad.
No. Leaves Lebanon at. 100 AM
Arrives at Nashville at..9:10 A. h
Leaves Nashville at. .z:S0 P. n.
Arrives at Lebanon at. $40 r. ~.
Prices Stage leave Lebanon ut 400 clock An.
On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays Arrive
At lebanon at O'Clock P. n. on Mondays, We'd
esdays and Fridays.
GashytIIe, Chattanooga, and 81. Aouis
Railway.
DAILY except Sunday.)
ArsanOOgatrain leaves yiS A. :. and md 500 ?: n,
Memphis aud st. Louis
q arrives. 1900 A. n. and $50 r. u.
ShelbyvflIe AccOmmOda ton.
DAILY except Sunday.
shslbyvile Accommodation leaves at a99 Pm
Louisville and Nashville and Greas
Southern Raiaroad.
I...xa sts.isu on North College street at 500
Az. daily and 10 p. n, Daily except Sunday.
Arrives st 700 A. H., and 600 p. n.
The 100 p. n. train does not stop 1t any point
between Nashville and 0allatin, except EDGE
field Junction.
aalIatin Accommodation Daily.
Leaves Nashville. .........."........4OOP Pm
LeussvIiIe and Fashville and Great
a-.n~,n umSIr0ad- ..ERs6v1lI0 and
Decatur Division.
IAayeL. 81 N. Depot, North College street,
Going South-7:20 AM; $50 Pm.
Arrive NOrth-4:4O AM; lao PM
Through trains arrive and depart from Louis
Vile and Nashville Depot, North College street.
Passenger car take trains 81 L3Tlsvile sna
Depot. - o,oo =
NJ. arrives 9:15 A. n, from l.. & N. Depot, North
college street.
LoutgyfIIeanG Cincinnati short Lime
RatIroed.
Trains leave andsrriye atLouievtne aefonoMl
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Southern Fast Line, except ~
Cincinnsti Express, daily $50 n. l2:so r. II.
Cincinnati Night Express,
Ssr except Sunday. ll.oo p H. o'io n H.
Lexington MAIL except
Sunday. " - &' Nv A'A'
Lexington Express, except ,,.se
lagrange Accommodation,
except Sunday........- 5:CO A. M, e'lo r M
Lagrange Accommodation,
except Sunday. $3.50 A. NJ, $50 p M
Shelbyville ACCOMMODATE
except Sunday. $500. $50 A M, $50 Pm
SheIbyyille Accommodate
except Sunday. 5:OO p NJ, $40 AM
Shelbyville Accommodate
Sunday only ......'.... s'SU L. A'' ''V" f'h'
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Augusta l.. Dargon is summeriDg in
Quincy, Illinois,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-09-04
,JudgeshID.

The Convention ft Ports
mouth last Thursday nominal
ed Major Thomas Cherington,
of Lawrence county, as candl-
date for Common Pleas Judge,
Judge Hastings, OF Jackson,
Geo. d. Cole, of Pike, being
his opponents for the nomina'
tion. 1t is due to Judge Hast
ings, the outgoing Judge, to
say that he has given as gener.
al satisfaction to the people Of
this county as it was possible
for any human to give. 1t has
been complained that he was
slow, that he showed no adapt
ability to the business of the
Bench; but it is universally
conceded that he was honest
and painstaking, giving his
best efforts to secure justice to
those brought before him. He
has many warm friends here,
and it is probable that even
the objections Of his opponents
were not we'll taken.
Of Major Cherington it is
only necessary for US to say
now, that he is a gentleman in
every sense of the word, is a
we'll read lawyer, and has that
honor, upightness and dignity
of character which will CON-
mand the respect of the peo.
pie of the district. We do not
believe there is better timber
for a just Judge in the district.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-09-04

NEARLY the whole of the
Lancaster Gazette of last week
and the week before Is occupi
ed by the official report of how
the Auditor and Treasurer Of
old Democratic Fairfield man.
aged the books so as to steal
five dollars per head from ev-
cry man, woman and child In
the county.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-09-04
HYPOCRISY EXPOSED |
Straining at a Gnat and
Swallowing a Camel.

The Democratic Central Committee
of Vinton county have written letter
to Hon. L. T. Neal, Congressman from
Che twelfth distric., notifying him that it
he is drawing $625 per month, as
Congressman, they don't want him to
come to Macarthur to speak for them
tomorrow with Judge Thurman, as
they want nothing to do with any man
who is deriving any benefit from the
increased salary bill. In addition to
this they have been going around the
streets parading and making public the
fact that they had snubbed MIR Neal
and would snub and spot any man who,
like Neal was drawing his salary.
Now, itso happens that Judge Thur
man, who is advertised, and will speak
tomorrow, and who was not snubbed
nor spotted; but, on the contrary, is
the man whom the Democracy are
now honoring BY putting him forward
as candidate for the United States
Senate. has dra1VR his tSstTe0sed
SaIa1 n jsGse EtJee Mr.. Te1S TO
the gerry fraeftO1s or q cesss.
1t may be that the Democratic Cen>
tral Committee did not know that
Judge Thurman was drawing his in
creased salary when they wrote to Mr.
Neal. In fact we are satisfied that
they did not know it, or self interest,
which prompted them to write to MIR.
Neal, we believe would have prompted
them to keep their mouths shut: How
ever that may be, they know it now.
What will they do2 Will they shut
the Court House doors in Judge Thur
mans face, as they did in Mr.. Meals,
and tell him they do not want to hear
man who 10 drawing the Increased
salary, and have the fact telegraphed
all over the State2 No; they will not.
They didn't mean anything BY snub-
bing Neal. They just simply thought
here was q chance for little cheap ex>
hibition of virtne, and in they went, TO
degrade and belittle MIR. Neal, never
thinking that when they sprung their
trap on Little Neal, the grizzled beard
Of "our noble and eloquent United
States Senator, Hon. A. G. Thurman"
would be under il.
Now, we challenge the Democratic
Central Committee to refute what we
have said, by their action tomorrow.
We challenge them to close
the doors on fudge Thurman.
This is what they have done to Mr..
Neal, and they have even failed to
publish his letter TO them or his state
ment made in other papers, while they
have all the time held him up to scorn.
If they do not treat Judge Thur.
man as they have treated Mr.. Neal
they will show to the world that there
is no confidence to be placed in their
professions, and they have been guilty
Of q mean, dirty, contemplate piece OF
cunning, and that they do not hesitate
to defame and vilify the character OF
even their own political friends when
they think they have an opportunity
Of gaining some temporary advantage
thereby.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-09-04
Senatorial.
JOHN 7. RAPER, Sec'y

DR.. Philson, Of Meigs county, was
nominated yesterday by the Republi,
can Senatorial Convention, in Gallipo'
lis, on the first ballot, there being bui
two candidates before the convention,
DR.. Philson and e. o. Wilson, of Law.
renee. DR.. p, we understand, is well
qualified for the position, is q man OIL
the people, who has never sought an
Office, and had but little to do with
politics, and served in the army dur
ing the rebellion.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-09-04

TREASURER Spinner annonnc-
es that when Congressman
cover their back pay into the
Treasury, it having been given
without any consideration, il
may be legally reclaimed. 30
it appears that covering doesn'I
end the back pay matter as
has generally been supposed.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-09-04

Mr.. ALLEN made a speech at
Columbus last Friday. Much
OF it was devoted to abuse OF
Gen. Grant for appointing the
ex-rebel General Longstreet to
an Office. We publish a speech
Of JEFF Davis on the first page
of this paper, in which he
abuses Gen. Longstreet-not
naming, but meaning him new.
ertheless-tor surrendering his
rebel principles, accepting the
situation, and taking an Office
from Gen. Grant. The COM
munity of interests betwee
Messrs. Allen and Davis will
be observed.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-09-04
The real estate market f. se

The real estate market is sc
tive snd considerable property
is changing or about to change
hands, at what would have
been regarded as very high
figures a year since. Give us
our railroad and Macarthur and
The country adjacent to the
road will advance more ia the
next five years than it has in
the last twenty.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-09-04

JUDGE WINANs, the Greeley
candidate for Congress in
Xenia district last year, has
declared his intention of sup.
porting Gen. Noyes for re.
election to the. Office Of Gov.
ernor.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-09-04

TIE latest instance afforded
by a fond mother OF her sons
cleverness, Is said som, cor
recting ner for saying he was
oil over dirt. He said the dirt
was all over him.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-09-04

IL O'CLOCK, A. M.
for the purpose Of selecting candidates
for the following county Offices: Rep
resentative, Auditor. Prosecuting At
torney and Commissioner. The town.
ships will be entitled to delegates as fol
lows, being one for each twenty-five
votes cast for Capt Wyckof for secre-
tary of State, last fall Brown 3, Gin.
ton s, Eagle 2, Elk 8, Harrison 2, Jack.
son 5, Knox 2, Madison 6, Richland s,
Swan 6, vintOn !, Wilkesville 6.
No persons will be allowed to take
part in the deliberations Of the conven
ton unless they are regularly chosen
by the people Of their township at q
meeting as above directed, and come
as regular accredited delegates with
authority to represent their townships
The township meetings will also des-
ignate persons to the convention to act
as members of the Central Committee
in the proportion of one member for
each township and oncadditional NUNS
Der for every 100 votes or fraction
greater than so, cast for Capt. Wyckoff
last fall, the following being the num-
Der of members to which each town.
ship is entitled: Brown 2, Clinton 2,
Eagle 2, Elk 8, Harrison 2, jackson 2,
Knox 2, Madison 3, Riohland 2, Swan
8, vinton l, Wilkesville 3.
The committee invite the hearty co.
operation Of all persons Of whatever
politics who are opposed to Credit Mo-
bilisrs and salary grabs, whether in
Washington or in Vinton county; all
persons who are tired Of being bur-
dened by ring with increased county
taxes, useless, extravagart and careless
expenditure Of county money;
All persons who ore in favor Of lift
ing Vinton county out Of debt, and
maintaining her credit on a par with
that of properly managed counties, are
invited to act with US in an effort to
bring about reform in the financial
management of the county.
The steady increase of taxation, to-
gether with the steady increase Of
county debt-represented by unpaid
and deprecated county orders, demand
that the taxpayers take the manage
ment Of the county out Of the hands
of the ring which has brought about
this unfortunate state Of affairs, sAd
elect men to Office who are in sympathy
with the people rather than with the
ring.
By order Of Rep. Ex. Com.
$1,000 -, -
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-09-04

JOHN q. PUGH is about to
start to Lagrange Furnace,
Tenn, where he will engage
in teaching school.