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DOWN TRAIN. Up TRAIN.
ArriYr. I.raNc Arrive. Leaye.
Lumber! Lambert. Lumber!!!
liav;r.s adopted ;;e CASH SYSTEM, We
REDUCED THE PRICE OF LUMBER.


Wc sell OILY ior !.c Cash, Or is equivalent
III lr.;..,, x: Wtcu credit is givc; it wi!
be given - cas-! p::ces upon the basis Of 4
loan, note will lie takci at illc i!nle tie
debt is contracted, 5rar:ng interest ut the
rate 0! ten per cent pcr aanu:r. NO Lci:-
Der will bc taken from the Nil! uni. oar
te-ms are strictly complied m!lh. We hope
that 40 u.c VI il! ask for = day. or i few days
credit.
Our Mil is j!st thirteen miles iro:a New
berry g. Il . i've miles from Prosperity, ard
two miles from the q. d Z. Il t., directly
OF the NeH Gut Road leading ~ JACOB
Sia.ley'$, E-q tie nearest Steam Saw Mil
10 the lp.country. Our timber, which we
hryc in :bu"la"re, is Of L superior short
Ie..i pine, with gUo,i heart, and Of the mos,
lasting quality The most aged OF Our cili'
zr"S w!:o have experience III The lasting
q':al,ic> or short aud long !,:ac pine lumber,
testify that the former VIII euducc from
one;hird 70 o.ic-!ourlh longer t;Iaa the ia
ter For ft!.c;ag, bridges aul aN Other
purposes where exposure is required, this Is
az Item Of 10 lil;!c imp yrtance.
SdI t.!SSS IOI tL4'.! OSI -t S!.S JAZZ. 'b1S N~
follows:
:l.25 per luU feet iog heart lumber.
~ :. - framing "
~ " g rough edge, or sheet
iug.
l.m :" < /" al! o;hcr pine lumbcI
:sixty-iive GEMS per one hundred feet vi:
be added - :!v above p!itcs !o- delivering
at Newtcrry, and IiI:rt: Cents al Prosperity
When lar-c orders are g;rcm the Kougl
ELSc vii! be sold cheaper.
We will keep or hand AL hai< Of Wago!
Wood and Wood for PIow Stocks, &r., o
t.e best material. Also, good Shaved
Sii:Hg:vS.
Th4mEtal 70 onr friends ;or paS; iavorS
NC solicit l:,cr !u.a:c patronage, and til,
Patronage ol ali gooi p.! iaS individuals i;
wait u! Luia;,rr, b.t we don't want an!
,Avrc U! thu; Kind no promi$r, but meve
SLlG!: < Di: 'kERT,
| No". -, 4i--tf. Prosperity, :. G..
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Taos. ".
Lake, one OF the lirtu OF J. +. IS EBB " co.,
has Withdrawn from said -!i"m, and that
hereafter the undersigned viii continue the
business under the same i:amr. \ contn-
uarcc Of the libecal patronage bestowed is
solicited.
All parties Indebted 10 the o.d firm are
requested 10 settle at once.
Respectfully,
j. T.. WEBH.
II. O'N. HARRINGTON.
Dr, q IS-Qt
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Annual Meeting of the Pal
mett0 Association,

The ninetcen,l. annual meeting .: Ike
above Association Ei:l bc held at tic Court
House, in The city Of Columbia, on TUES
DAY, the 9th Instant, at - O'clock NJ for
the purpose o: e!cc,ing Officers for the cnsu-
ing year, and The transaction Of other busi
ness.
The members OF the Palmetto Regiment
in the war with Mexi.'o are respectfully in
vited 10 be present and nnitc in appointing
delegates to the National Convention of
Mexican War Veterans, to he held in Wash.
ington Giiy, the 18Th Of lanaary. 1874.
By order. II. +. SCOTT,
Dec. 3, 48-lt. Secretary.
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She"ln's SITES.

----
SIAIE or SOUTlI CAROLINA
COUNTY Or NEW BERRY
IN THE PROBATE COURT.
Il F.rte.-A Alfred :. ". ;:i!:npIl AID Da-
H,'., yid b: GiymIh' a.II' Ad"'rs etc. Of JOh"
Wy '"pi' ~ ,:,; o''c g. cp
~ ....,"".r ,',.,
~ .t'uc y! "''.''"' ''''''l U! INC toh-
or"":S r:, James James =. h%'";. '""se OF fFooate
o' :''u Uo"n'!' 'asSeo i" ''ie "'oYe E'"'sI
Ie,'"''1 VIZ, -",'T - us i''e 'eSiue"Ge o'
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u wonder of its kind, which by one
stroke cuts out, trims the pegs, guages
the shoe and directs and drives in the
pegs more regularly, strongly and rap
idly, than can possibly be done by
hand. With this machine one person
can peg the extraordinary number of
two hundred shoes per day.
Main Street is beautifed by several
IRON FRONT STORES,
and others are found in MI the princi-
pal streets, showing that business is
found everywhere.
Gibbs & Cagle's
BLIND AND SASH FACTORY
and general work shop is said to turn
out excellent work. J. G. Alexander
took premiums for
SADDLE AND HARNESS
both at the Grecnrille and Columbia
Fairs.
There are four
COTTON FACTORIES
near Greenville, and a large one now
in course of erection. The Reedy
River Mills, formerly called McBec's
Factory, is owned in part by my
worthy host, Mr.. J. A. David, who
shows his enterprise in more ways than
this.
Mr.. Peter Cauble's
BLACKSMITH SHOP
remains a venerable relic Of the oldcn
time. It is carried on by his son. It's
aged founder is now too feeble to work
Of late years he has taken refuge i'll
the Methodist Church, Of which he is q
worthy member. The
PIEDMONT PAPER FACTORY,
owned by Mr.. james Banister, makes
excellent printing, writing, tissue and
wrapping papers. Among the fine build
ings of the city I must mention the
MASONIC HALL.
1t is l:.rge editice, eighty-fve !'y fifty,
situated on Main Street.
There is no feature of the city more
interesting than her
CHURCHES.
The BaptistS, MctLodists, Episco-
palians and Presbyterians, all have sub
stantial, ornamental and comparatively
new buildings. The Methodist Church
lately erected is ninety by forty-eight,
of brick, and rough cast. Its proper
tons and finish outside and inside make
it 4 gem.
There is 4 sweet harmony and fra
ternal affection existing among the diff
ierent denominations which is truly re-
freshing. "How good and how pleas
ant it is for brethren to dwell together
in unity" The opinion is fast yielding
that Christians are obliged to have the
same religions opinions, to love each
other. The Baptists are the strongest
and most numerous sect. This is their
gsGa. educational centre for the State,
and their noble and able Professors
show that Notwithstanding tho rigid
ness Of their UNCONVENTIONAL views on
tie sacraments, they can be generous
to other denominations, who make
good nse of them in their pulpitS, ex-
cept the Episcopaiians. who though not
ostensibly, are really rs extensive as
their neighbors, the Baptists. All how
ever, harmonic and fraternize rs fal
as possible. which is saying no little for
the Mountain City.
I formed the acquaintance Of Mr.:
Smith, Of Kentucky, who proposes to
furnish your market of Ncwberry this
winter with fat
HOGS.
Hope he will meet with proper encour-
agement, rs he is strictly q cold water
man. drinking neither whiskev, tea. nor
coaee. and will sell his pork for prices
to suit your market.
Yours, &C.,
HENRY NJ. MOOD.
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We are in receipt this week OF Our MONTH
LY, published by ". p. Jacobs, Clinton.
which contains. a. usual, much ready aid
imtcrcs!i ling matter.
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GRAND RAFELE
FOR A 5000 PIANO.

Owingto 4 protrac;cd spell Of sickness
and o'Ecr circumstances, over which have
10 com,lo!. have adopted tli$ plan 10 dis
pose of this magnificent Instrument. |. is
Square GrAGd, !u Iron frame, I octave, {.
Srslr, with Ill thr nIrdcrn Improvements.
The tone is clear, swce; ana rcSona',;. Il
is perfectly new, having been recently ship
ped from the factory. Tic c::amccS are
limited, TO one hundred 1T s. per chance
Tie highest number ;!lroan takes :l:: In
ramcnt Mi ". !. Nance ala G. &.
Jaeger have kindly consented 20 snrerii:-
tend the Rattle, and see that is fairly con-
| dGc.cd. Tickets MAY hc had At ;lic follow
ing places: DR.. Fant's drug store, Il. c.
Shiycr'<, and \. b. LovrlacrS.
The time Of the Rifle will Ice made
known as soon rs the C!ia;:rcS are al! TAX
en-. ". NJ SHAGkLEFOnD.
| Dec. 3, 4S-li.
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SAGE.

in quantities to suit purchasers.
For Sri, ;t DR.. PRAl' IT'S
Nov. 2t;, 47--2t. Drug Store.
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NOTICE

viii RENT the Plantation, containing
abon. l:UI ACRES, beloueimg to tie estate
Of the late john n FLOYD, ~ Ncwbcrry
Court lIouSc, on TUESDAY, the 10th inst,
at | o'clock, 4. N.
Terms made known 0M that Lay.
JOE!. X. ANDERSON,
Admir-, &c boniS non
Dec. !, .SI13-4S-at. Per \. }. ?.
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q. III. HARRIS,

CHARLOTTE, ~. c.,
VIII for the accommodation OF thosesxhe
may wish 70 consult him, he a.
Abbeville, S G., Cater House, Dec. e.
Newberr7, s. G., Pools Hotel, Dec. 8.
IaurensrilIe, S. c., Simmons Hotel, Dec. 9.
DR.. LINDLEy has made, for several years,
the treatment OF CHRONIC DISEASES his espe.
cial study, and has had large experience,
both in hospital and private practice. Heand
lis co-partneIs ale well knogn Throughout.
the South, BY their remarkable cures Of
CANCERS, TUMoEs and .ULoERS, Serofula,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Fits, Spasms and
Commissions, diseases Of Throat. Lungs,
Heart, Stomach, Liver, Bowels and Kid.
neys; in short, all Chronic, long standing
and obscure diseases Of every kind.
Dr.. Lindley operates Or all Surgical Cases,
Club Foot and Fistuls SpecIaltles. Be sure
to call and see him.
Fec for consultation 800. Charges 70:
| treatment reasonable.
Nov %, 47-2t.
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COTTON FACTORIES

near Greenville, and a large one now
in course Of erection. The Reedy
River Mills, formerly called McBec's
Factory, is owned in part by my
worthy host, Mr.. J. A. David, who
shows his enterprise in more ways than
fhis
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BLACKSMITH SHOP

remains venerable relic Of the oldcn
time. It is carried on by his son. It's
aged founder is now too feeble to work
Of late years he has taken refuge i'll
the Methodist Church, of which he is q
worthy member. The
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Hope he will meet with proper encour-
agement, as he is strictly cold water
man. drinking neither whiskev, tea. nor
coAes. and will sell his pork for prices
to suit your maFkst.
Yours, &C.,
HENRY NJ. MOOD.
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Tobacco, Tobacco.

Vt NUUNo:I :
COLUMBIA, S. g.. fecember I, 1873.
Dec. 8. 4S-3t.
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F@EEEG O. N.
Bazaine's Death Sentence Com
muted
To Twenty Years SecIusiOn and
Degradation.


The Pr sian View.
LONDON, Dec. The Berlin press re-
gard the Bazaine verdict as the result of
political intrigue, and censure the Duke
D'Aumale.
imprisonment without Labor.
PARIS, Dec. 12.-President McAIahon
has commuted the sentence of Marshal
Bazaine to twenty years of seclusion, and
to bear the effects of degradation from the
rank, but be spared the humiliating cere-
mOny.
Exit Bazaine.
The Island of Sainte Marguerite, off
Cannes, has been selected as the place Of
confinement for Marshal Bazaine, and he
will he sent there this week.
victims of the Fog.
LONDON, Dec. 1850 A. M.-Fourteen
persons have been found drowned in the
docks, since the late fog. Many other fatal
accidents are reported.
Cheering.
CALCUTTA, Dec. 12.-Heavy rains pre-
vailed over Bengal yesterday, giving great
relief to crops. Fears of famine are now
considerably moderated.
The IrrepressibIes.
MADRID, Dec. 12.-Gen. MoriOnes yes
terday re-oecupied ToloSa, the capital of
Guipuzcoa, after an engagement in which
the Carlists lost $50 men.
To Get His walking Papers.
BERNE, Dee. 12.-The Swiss government
has decided to hand the Papal Nuncio his
passport, on account of the POpe's last en-
ciclical letter.
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CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
Remarkable STRATEGY and Reward
for Party Service.
From Id Cincmnati Commercial.

From the Cincinnati Commercial.
WASHINGTON, Dec. l0.-With re-
gard to the Cincinnati Post-office, the
President has. by a grand strategic
movement, relieved himself of all en-
baTassment. He has directed that
Columbus Delano, Secretary of the In
terror, shall have the privilege of NAM
ing the successor to Mr.. Foulds, and
Mr.. Delano, with Charles. T. Baldwin,
Special Agent of tie Post-office De-
partment, is now receiving proposals
for the place. This favor is granted to
Delano because, as it is stated, the re-
cent election in Ohio, so far as it was q
Republican success, was DelanO's par
ticular Endorsement. The President
regards the campaign as having been
conducted on behalf Of Delano, and
believes with Alexander Sands, that if
the Republican Legislature had been
elected, Delano would have been chosen
United States Senator. As Delano
furnished the sinews, the President
holds that he is entitled, as a slight re-
payment, to farm out the Federal Off
ces in Ohio. Shermanacquiesces grace
fully in the arrangement.
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Condensed Teiegranls.

The Massachusetts Dental Society has
resolved that the use of chlOroforIn in den
tai operations is not advisable.
Pittsburg reports an incendiay fire at
Modoc CITY, Butler county, Pa. Loss
$4,000,
Fire in the old museum building, Balti-
more, yesterday. burned ont the American
Theater Comiqe Company, and caused
considerable damage 10 other occupants.
Loss $4,000 Insurance Sl5,OO0.
The fog hasa. length entireiydlsappeared
from London.
Powell q Co.'S salt warehouse in West
Kansas City, Mo-. was Burned last night.
Loss So, 900. The high wind carried the
sparks nearly a quaterof 4 mile and set fire
Go Latschan & Quabe's elevator, aud 1t was
entirely consumed together with l3,OVo
bushels of grain.
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THE CHANGERS.
uIfnn,s state Grange.


BLOOMINGTON, Dec. 12.-The ILLINOIS
State Grange this evening adopted Ion
series of resolutions presented by commit
tee. setting forth that the objects OF the OF
der are for the s1cial, intellectual and moral
elevation of the people: expressing iraternal
feeling for farmers clubs and similar organ
izstions. the objects which are mainly lden-
fical with those of the order; lavoring
system Of free banking; condemning the
Increase of salary: requesting the Legisla-
,Ipe not TO NEEDLE with the present State
temnerance law; declaring that
CongresS has power to ana
sbanid control interstate commerce
and transpo,tation, and commends its ac-
ION fins TAR IN ti,s regard; asks for the
,nodifcation or a repeat of the tax on Tor
ei0n bottoms: favors improvement oI rivers
and canals bv the General GoverEMent rs
a means of cheapening tyanspoHatlon al
so favorinc the building OF additional Tll-
,,oads. with proper restrictions, ard rs a
5ast resort building of freight railroads 10y
tbe G.>nrnnent solely for the benenJ oi Ihe
,aonle: declaring the inherent right OF the
goi g3'ooPie TO controi corporations and opposing
anT rppeal or essential qualifications ol Ilie
State railroad law.
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The KaorUiUe ChroaicIe says: Ten
nessee has no reason for complaint at
the assignment Of her representatives
in Congress to places on the regular
standing committees of the House"
Tennessee has reason to complain that
a CHEAP Jack" as the Nelo York Her
aid calls him, should be assigned to the
head of the most important House COM
mittee-Banking and Currency. May
nard has not single qualification for
the place, and only obtained it by sur
rendering his supposed. strength as a
candidate for Speaker in Blaine's favor.
The whole country is disgusted at the
appointment. His candidacyfor Speak
er was a false pretense, gotten up with
the sole view to obtaining a little cheap
prominence, and soforcing his claims
to prominent position on the commit
CHATTANOOGA Times.
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CHASTITY WAITS.
Mystery of the Deep Sea.


HAIIFAx, Dec. ia steamer from
Table Island states that the schoOer Zephyr,
Of St. Pierre Miguelon, loaded with fish, had
drifted ashore there, and four bodies in a
state of decomposition were found on board.
Her masts and rigging were gone and the
hull covered with sea weeds. From the
dates Of papers in the cabin, the schooner
is suppoSed to have been dismasted last
July and drifting since.
8 Coincidence of Horrors.
MILWAUKEE. Dec 12.-The AtmOpee
Record of Yesterday contains the following:
Last THURSDAY morning the masts, spara
and rigging of vessel floated ashore at
Hise;ns' pier Later in the day the entire
foreduaYtcr evidently Of a large black
schooner were wasned in. about the same
time a mans body was discovered fCatlng
around in the harbor on a cake OF ice, but
so severe was The storm that every effort to
reach it was unsuccesSsul. Soon after, the
wind yepred around to the West and carried
1ba body out into the lake. IL is evident
that The unfortunate craft must have struck
on the reef at the entrance Of the hmbor
and cone 70 pieces. No information in re-
card 10 the crew has vet been received, and
il is feared that all on board have persisted,
but nothing definite is known. Large
quantities Of plank and luInher have dritted
ashore aud been secured by the ipilabl-
tantS
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The Cincinnati southern.

CINcTNNATI, Dec. l2.-The Trustees Of
the Cincinnati Southern railroad let the
contract to Bebb & Tobler for constructing
Kings Mountain tunnel in Lincoln cOun-
tv. Nv. The cost, on engineers estimates,
will be one hundred and siXty-three thou
sand dollars. Work is to be begun in ten
davs and finished in neighteen months. The
Trustees also located eighty miles ofthe line
of the road. from South Danville, KY, to
Chitwood. on the Tennessee line, selecting
the old Rmrnsiln military SIrYeN.
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A NOTABLE SOCIAL EVENT.

HARRoDsBURG. KY, Dec. ll.-Gen.
w. w. Belknap, Secretary Of War, was
married here tonight to Mrs. 4. I.
Bower. at the residence Of her brother,
DIR. VIM. Tomlinson. The wedding
strictly private, as none but the imme-
diate family were invited. The ceremo-
ny was performed by Rev. Mr.. Vena-
bic, of the Episcopal church, and the
bride was given away by the Hon. Geo.
II. Pendleton. The bridal party will
leave for Washington city tomorrow
morning, where official duties demand
the presence Of Gen. Belknap.
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STATIONS.

Blank { } indicates no report cipher tQl sta
tOnary; minus g tendency to fall; plus I'd ten
dency to rise. a. G. FORD, Observer.
We continue to report the river reeeding
at this point, with 10 feet on Harpeth
Shoals.
The Eddyville arrived from Evansville,
and a good and paying way business is re-
ported.
The Arch p. Green did not get off last
evening, US was expected, but departs for
the head of the river this evening at t
o'clock.
The Shippers Own, Ella Hughes, Bolivar
II. Cooke and John S. Bransford are ex-
pected in port to-day.
The Eddyville departs for the upper Cum
berland this evening at O'Clock.
The Ada Heiman is the regular packet
for Cairo Monday,
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LATEST MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, Dee 12.-The comparative
cotton statement for the week ending to-
day is as follows; net receipts at
all United State ports during the
week 1S1. ia bales; for the same week last
year, 122,047 bales; total receipts to date
1.347, ,S54; same time last year, 1,405,5SS
bales. Exports for the week S9,533 bales;
same week last wear 57,5jS bales. Total
exports TO date 6O7, ,265 bales; same time last
wear 667,474 bales Stock at all United
States ports 556,422 bales; same time last
wear 502. .4S0 bales. Stock at all interior
towns 107,S67 bales; same time last year
S1,O34 bales. Stock at Liverpool 46S,OO0
bales; same time last year 3G5,OOO bales.
Stock of American a1Oat for Great Britain
10000 bales; same time last year l2s,Ot0
bales,
MOBILE, Dec. u - Cotton firm; mid
dlings 155c; low middlingS 145c; strict good
ordinary 14Ic. Net receipts 2,445 bales;
exports coastwise 3,261 bales; sales 1900
bales; stock 42, $50 bales. Weekly net re-
ceipts 1888 bales; exports coastwise s.
444 bales; sales 1900 bales.
SAVANNAH, Dec. u. = Cotton strong;
middlings 155c. Net receipts G,G02 bales;
exports to Gfeat hritain 4,49S bales; to
continent - bales; sales 2,355 bales;
stock 1O9.320 bales. Weekly net receipts
34,72S bales; exports to Great Britain 49,
O7S bales; to continent r. 1l5 bales; coast
wise 5,545 bales; sales 11,739 bales,
GALVESTON, Dec, 42.-Cotton firm and
demand active; good ordinary 1890; ordi
nary 1910; net receipts 1924 bales; ez-
ports to continent - bales; eoastWise 800
bales; sales 1000 bales; stock 64,407 bales.
Weekly net receipts 1874; expoltg to
Great Britain 900 bales; to continent L.,
357 bales; coastwise2, $50 bales; sales 1900
bales.
CHARLESTON, Dec. y. - Cotton firm;
middlings 15c; low middlings 14ac; strict
good ordinary 14Ic. Net recaipts l,I7l
bales; exports to Great Britain LIZA bales;
ooastwise 1,D14 bales; to continent 1904
bales; to France 1850 bales; sales 1000
bales; stock 81, ,358 bales. Weekly net re-
ceipts 2O,5O4 bales; exports to Great
Britain 9,172 bales; to continent >2,2j4
bales, to France 1,795 bales; cOastwise y
391 bales; sales 1900 bales,
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wOODwARD,S DEFALCATEON.

We understand from reliable authority
that the amount Of the defalcatiOn Of a..
Woodward. County Trustee, is something
over SeUeRty,fre hOuSmtd dollars inmoney.
The amount Of county warrants which
should have been cancelled, but were used
by him, is something over $4,000. The
amount of the bonds given by the trustee
is about $4,000. This includes the bonds
for the school fund.-MaHphiS Register,
nan
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

WASHINGTON, Dec. II, 7:3O P. NJ.
PrO6dbiIities.-FOr the South Atlantic
States, light and fresh southerly and west
erly winds will prevail with partly cloudy
weather, followed on Saturday afternoon
and evening by areas Of rain.
For the Gulf States, slowly increasing
pressure with lower temperature and rain
in the lower Mississippi valley.
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley, in
creasing pressure, lower temperature and
continued rain during the night, winds
shifting to westerly and north, with winds
and clOudinesS on Saturday.
For the Northwest and upper lake region,
cloudy and threatening weather with rain
and snow tonight and clearing weather
Saturday in the Northwest.
For New England and the Middle States
and thence westward over the lower lake
region, continued cloudy weather and rain
with brisk and fresh sOutherly winds on the
Atlantic coast, and fresh to brisk variable
winds in the lake region.
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LOUISVILLE, Dee. l2.--The warm Wea-
ther which has prevailed here for several
DAYS has been damaging TO pork packers,
large quantities Of greenmedt having sogrel
and spoiled in the houses, and hundreds ol
hogs have died on trains coming in' Eight
car loads came in to-day at one depot
which will prove almost total loss to the
0MnerS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-13
NN0n,f Hang for a Week.

CHICAGO, Dec. ia private dispatch
trom Joliet, Ills, says Gov. Beveridge has
granted Pealet, the colored wife muir
derer who was to have been hanged there
to-day, a respite for one week, with what
object is not stated.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-13
Bustced MuIct i'm $4,000.

MONTGOMERY. Ala, Dec. 12.-The
,arv in the case of Lewis E. Parsons
agains, i.ichard BuSteed, Judge, OF the
United States District Cswt- for false inn
prisoument, gave the plaintiff $4,000 dan
ages.