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Meeting of enc s,reet Committee

Pursuant TO adjournment, the Street
Committee met in the Aldermens chamber
at : O'Clock yesterday evening. The spe-
cial committee appointed at the last meet
inc 20 take into consideration the propriety
of dispensing with the offices of stable
keeper, scavenger boss, blacksmith, and as
sistant stable keeper, reported in favor of
disseminating the latter Office.
Upon an election being held, Robert
Ridge was chosen stabse-keepeT; William
Stone, scAvenger boss; and William Camp
bell, colored, blacksmith. After transact
ing the usual routine of business the COM
mittee adjourned.
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Only Sham.

L. Moore, colOred, and Mike Greary had
lively little tustle in the market-house
yesterday morning. Assistant City Mar
shall NOrvell took them in charge and
marched them up to the statiOn-house.
When at the police headquarters both Of
the combatants c0ntended that they were
only pelting each other in fun.
The officer in charge thought this was
rather 'tCo thin,' and the belicose couple
will have talk with the Recorder to-mor-
row morning.
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DIAMOND COAL.

i HE CITIZENS OF NASHVILLE WILL
be supplied with this superior Coal at the
lowest market price during the winter. Having
been thoroughly tested, it has given general
satisfaction. Il Is hard coal, win not crumble
or slack, IS easily ignited, burns cheerfnlly but
not too rapidly, leaves no einder and but few
ashes. It Is both clearly and economical
Orders left with A. Stretch, at the corner OF
Union and Cherry streets, win receive PROMPT
attention. Yard at the corner Of Summer ana
Crawford streets.
ssp2 3m fthp j. y. WARD, Agent.
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Fresh Music.

Messrs. j. A. Mcclure q Bro. have placed
on our table the following new publica-
tions:
Nellie Grants Wedding March, by E.
Mack.
I'm Gwine down South, by viii s.
Hays, dedicated to VIM. T.Linck, Esq, of
Nashville.
The Solitary Star Waltz, by Jose L.
Fernandez Coca
Don't Forget the Old Folks, by Henry
Tucker.
Our Mother in Heaven, by Harrison
Millard
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CARD FROM JUDGE EAST.
He Accepts the Democratic Nominal
lion

He Accepts the Democratic Nominal
ton.
MeSSrs. Duling, Jones and Hawkins:
Gentlemen-YOur note informing me of
my nomination to represent the people Of
this county in tie next General Assembly,
came duly 10 hand. l have hesitated an
swering the same, for reasons we'll known
to you, and to so arrange my private affairs
that could devote that time and attention
to the demands Of the people, which their
interest require. / have made such ar
raDgements as will give me the whole
time allowed by the Constitution TO Leg
islative session, to that business, and am
pleased to say to you that l accept the nom-
ination. | am, respectfully,
EDWARD ii. EAST.
NASHVILLE, Oct. II, 1874.
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Democratic Executive Committee.

The County Democratic Executive Com
mittee met at IL A. NJ. yesterday, in the
office of the secretary, A. ii. Lusk.
On motion of Mr.. Lusk a committee of
three was appointed to wait upon Hon. E.
III East and ascertain whether or not he
would c,pt the nomination OF the late
Democratic Convention.
Judge East accepts the nomination, and
replies in a card which will be found else
where
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A Husband Shot Down while walk.
ing with His wife.

TERRE HAUTE, md, Oct. Tins
evening, at halfpast eight, Terry Pickard,
a well-known citizen, was walking with
his wife on North Sixth street, when two
men rushed upon them. One held Mrs.
Pickard while the other shot her husband
in the head, the ball entering the right ear.
The shot will prove fatal. The murderers
then ran of. The motive for the act IS not
known. This occurred in public part of
the city.
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The CGEelBS.

The CRleJs Club met at the Maxwell
House last night, with large attendance.
A great deal of interest was manifested,
and it was decided that they would give
their seventh grand entertainment on
Thursday, the Sd day of December, 1874.
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Edward ShegOg, formerly of Column
bia, Tenn, has connected himself with the
house of F. L. Davies & Bro, corner
Church and Summer streets, where he will
be pleased to see his friends of the city and
adjoining counties, and will take pleasure
in showing them the largest and hand
soonest stock Of Jewelry, Silser-ware,
Watches, Clocks, etc, that can be found in
the city. ocI7 2t
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lllA GIc the
Free TO all; trOt for a purse of 500.
George Linden's Billy Spencer. ? l l !
G. 7. Fqller's Prince. l 2
d. p. BiSsel's Miss Rose. 2 2 >
w. A. Forth's Fearnaught, jr,.... 4 1 I
Ewing & Williams SCOTS Grief. 8 = 3
n. B. Forests Tom Fields...... : 9 4
VIM. Emmert'S Haymaker....... 6 ) 6
Time-2:42!, 2:4S9a, 2:47, 2:45.
Running race, mile heats.
X. K. Alcock & Co.'S Orphan Girl, by
MugeinS, dam by Waggoner.. l l
G. A. Balds ell. f. Bonny Nicer, by Ex-
chequer, dam Planet. 2 2
Time, 1:5S, 1:5S.
The four-year-old trot.
DR.. S. Prices blk b. Doble. ....... l 2 l
w. r. Bras6eld's b. 7. N. Lulie Nor
ton. ....................
Time, S:O244, 2:57, 2:523.
Consolation running race.
]. Fl. Morcan's b. C. Crown Prince, by
As erOid, dam Kate Anderson. ..... l 1
Ed Harrison's b. C. Falmouth, by
Planet, dam by Glencoe. 2 2
II. E. Elliott's ch. {. Dolorosa. by EX-
chequer, dam by Jeff Davis. ........ 8 3
Robert SCOTS b. {. Lady Greenfield. 4 1
Kimmel < Cross b. C. Dick Tate, by
NentUrer. dis.
Time, 1:53ss, 1853.
The Consolation trotting purse was adj
journed to Monday morning at ten o'clock,
with but two horses in the race and four
heats trotted. BiSsell's blk. Frank having
two heats and J. II. MOrgan's Arlington
one, Lindenbergers Jno. 5. Cain, J. 7.
Fuller's Jennie B and B. W. Jenkins
Tom Fields, distanced. Cain won the first
heat, Black Frank the second and fourth,
and Arlington the third. Time: 2:45i
2:4Tii; 2:52; 2:51.
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The cheapest place in the city to buy
Books, Pictures, Toys, or anything to please
the young folks, is at d. N. Neylan's, 348
and IS Public Square. Give him a call.
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Ladies should not fail to see the beauti-
full Wedding Stationery, fine English Repp
Paper and Envelops, just received by
Tavel, Eastman & Howell. Ocl7 1w
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CITY NOTICES.

Blankets, Sl.5O per pair; white and scar
let all wool Flannel, pc; Waterproof, 75c-;
Jeans, 1jc.; CaSsimeres, for men and boys
wear, very cheap, at the Philadelphia
Store. 1t
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The Jewish Fair.

The Hebrew Ladies Fair, which com
menceS at Masonic Hall tomorrow,
promises TO be one Of the mes successful
and enterestin- entertainments OF the kind
ever given in this city.
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Finally, and to COnelHde.-Matters
have been so far advanced now at the last
Gift Concert Of the Public Library, that
Gov. Bramlette is enabled to state posi-
lively, and unmistakably, that the final
drawing will take place on the 3Oth day Of
next NOsember. Therefore, those who
wish to participate in the greatest gift con-
cert ever offered to the public, in this or
any other country, should make immediate
arrangement TO be ready for the great draw
ing. Any delay now win imperil the
ticke,-hOlder, for, whatever may be said by
outsiders, we can assure our readers that
We know whereof we speak when we say
advisedly that the drawing will come Off
on the day indicated. 1t
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60 to headquarters for British and
French Dress Goods. G. Rice & Co. 1t
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Cleopatra and Mark Antony Papeterris,
together with many other styles, viii be
found at 4s Union street. Tayel, Eastman
& Howell. ocl7 Nv
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As Light as a Feather.-The Fifth
Avenue MOleskin Hat, at Frane.seo's, No.
Market street. oe17 2t
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Suit for Divorce.

Moses Buford. colored, filed bill in the
Common Law Court yesterday, for divorce
from his wife, Anna Buford, on the ground
of desertiOn.
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Go to headquarters for your Dry Goods
G.. Rice * Co. 1t
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Go to headquarters for all kinds of black
goods. @. Rice < Co. 1t
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Proposals for Musie.-The Fifth Gift
Concert for the benefit Of the Public Lii
brary Of Kentucky, viii come Off ia Public
Library Hall, at Louisville, Ky, Monday,
Nov. so, 1873. As this is the last of the
series, and viii be the grandest affair of the
kind that has ever occurred in the world,
the management have determined to have
the music worthy Of the occasion, and to
give the musicians Of the whole country an
equal chance to furnish it. Bids will.
therefore, be received, until the 18th of No
vember, for a Grand Orchestral Concert, of
one hundred instruments or more. Music
viii be required al intervals during the
entire day Of the drawing, and at night, a
Grand Orchestral Concert, free to all.
Sealed proposals, giving the number and
character of peformers and the price, adj
dressed to the undersigned, will receive due
attention, and the contract viii be awarded
to the lowest and best bidder. ThOs. E.
Bramlette, Agent and Manager, Louisville,
XIV. Oc17 sunSl.hurS2w &w1t
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If you invest your money IN every
new wonder that flaming circulars proclaim,
It is the same as buying tickets at lot
terry Office, where there are ten blanks TO
one prize.
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Fen de Hole.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 1.-THE Demo
cIats tonight will fire one hundred guns in
honor of their victories in the recent elec
tions.
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W. g. Bush x Son have large lot first
class Paving Brick for sale, at their yard,
near Race Track. oc16 1ws
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Mass Meeting OF the democracy az
franklin

There viii be a mass meeting of the
Democracy at Franklin, on Monday, the
26th of October. Hons. G. A.Heny, L.
d. Myers, John V. Wight and other dis
tinguished speakers will be present TO ad-
dress the people.
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CITY NOTICES.

Go to headquarters for Black Silks. G.
Rice 4 Co. 1t
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Attention, LadieS.-Hair Goods cheaper
than ev r. Jus. look. Real Hair Pompa-
dour Plat, 75c.; Real Hair Switches, $3.50;
Real Hair Switches, $500; Real Hair
Switches, S4.Oo; two long CTls, Sl.5O.
Every other article in proportion. Jos. Z.
LOisean & Co. Ii
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Table Linens, Towels and Napkins,
lower than any house in the city; a large
stock of Domestic Goods selling at cost;
Hosiery, Gloves and Notions in great va
riety; Flannel Underwear, SOC. pair, at
the Philadelphia Store. 1t
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Toys, from 10 cents upwards, at Fifty
Gents Store, No. Union street.
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He who chatters to no purpose climbs 3
tree to catch fish.
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Hogan Bros. is the place TO buy Flan-
nels, Cassimeres and Waterproofs cheapest.
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No sensational advertisement. Having
bought great bargains, we will sell great
bargains. G.. Rice * Co. It
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New Toilet Sets, Vases, and Bohemian
Glassware, at the Dollar Store. Oc1S p
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Blank {. } Indicates no report; cipher (0l sta-
tonaryi minus IL tendency 20 fall; plus ~ ten
dency TO rise
There was a six-inch rise in the Cum
berland at this point yesterday. We report
? feet inches on the shoals.
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Ladies', misses and children's Shoes
from the best manufactures, in great va
rieties, cheap, cheap, at the Philadelphia
Store, u Public Square. 1t
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THE TURF.
Yesterday at Henderson.

EVANSVILLE, IND, Oct. ia SPLEEN
did day and good attendance. The follow
ing are the summaries:
n. 4 Il
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Custom Made Boots, Shoes and Con-
gress Caters very cheap; Misses Pebble
Goat Sl.50, S1.75 and $500; Misses pegged
SIPS and S1.JO; Ladies' Pebble Goat,
s1.75. S2.OO, SIPS, $3.50 and S2.75; Chill
dren's S1.OO sl.25, sI.5O and S1.75, at Peo-
pies Shoe Store, No. 1O2 Church street, OPP
pOsite st. Cloud Hotel block. ocl1tf
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Dress Goods reduced still lower. silk
finished black Alpacas, double warp, same
on both sides, Zoe, worth Toe; beautiful
silk-fnished colored Alpacas, all shades,
zoe; French AIerinO, II yards wide, 55c.,
at the Philadelphia Store. 1t
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For bargains in all kinds of Dry Coos,
60 to the Philadelphia Store. NJ. Nc
Laughlin, u Public Square. 1t
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Furs for children, s1OO per set, at the
Dollar Store. Oe1S 2t
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If you want Books OF Pictures of any
description cheap, go to ID. n. Neylan's,
34l and IS Public Square. . oc14 If
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Trunks, YaIises, Satchels-Ladies' and
Gentlemen's fine Travelling Trunks, Va
Uses and Salchels, in great variety, and at
very low prices, at Vim. Dunstead's Trunk
DEPOT, 40 North College street.
seD23 decd till febI
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice to PIastererS.

THE FASTENERS OF THE CITY OF
i Nashville are requested to meet at Ambrose
Hall, corner Of Deaderick street and the
Square, on
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ADVERTIsRRs.

At home and abroad, wiz unquestOnably reaeD
greater number Of readers through
the columns Of thei
UNION AND AMERICAN
than any other paper published IN Tennessee cf
the South. Address
UNION ANDAMERIcAN,
Nashville Tenn.
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"NObby" new style Hats for young
gents at Jesse Ely's. augSO satsunSthtf
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DOOley's Yeast Powder has been used
by thousand of families for the past fifteen
years with universal satisfaction. Try it,
and your testimony will be added to the
long list. oc13 d1w&w1t
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New stock Of fine Watches, Chains, Jew
elry, and Silverware, cheaper than ever, at
Atkinson s. Alsted's, p Cherry street.
OCT If
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at 8 O'Clock, for the purpose Of organizing
Plasterers Union. Its
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Fail Style Hats at Jesse Ely's.
aug30 satsun&thtf
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New Styles of boys and ehildren's Hats
at Jesse Ely's. augSO satsun&thtf
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Broadway Style Silk Hats al Jesse
Ely's. aug30 satsunSthtf
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Maximum temperature Sc deg, mintmum
temperature 81 deg, mean temperature 59.a
deg.
TslegTaphie Report from Signal Service CoTps q
q a, Of O6ssTuGtiOA, At 3-56 p. Ny As
Westera Union Lins.
fl''; 1s Ct Ss''' We T ss:ss y
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHINGTON,-O Oct. II.
PrObdbiIitieS.-For Tennessee, rising ha-
rometer, northwest winds, cooler, parity
cloudy and clearing weather.
RIVER NEWS.
Daily Report Of Stage Of WdtsS, ola Caagss a
hs "a Hosrs ending p. NJ Oct. H. td1
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CANDIDATES
STATE OF THE WEATHER.

Local Report for the city, Saturday,
nef ~ 1874
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New shades in eOlOred silks for evening wear,
at soc.
New shades in POplins, 2Oc.
BalemOes, in i've new shades, at 25c.
French Cashmere, beautiful cloth shades, &c.
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for the Jasper Courier.
Columbia Township Teachers
Institute.

Institute met on the 2Sth dav of No
vember, 1874. The hcrse was called 10
order by William l.. Ldniston, Pres, at
3 o'clock n. m.
The following exhibits the promptness
and tardiness OF members who were in
attendance, and no attendants:
! >. ID. Pierce and VIM. l.. Edmiston
prompt. James NJ. Waldrip 10 minutes
tardy. +. Il. Waldrip 20 minutes tardy.
Isabelle Mackey I3 minutes tardy.
Leroy Cave, Trustee. 3 hours tardy. Miss
Clara Payne, non-attendant. Thos. A.
Cox, non-attendant- Thos. j. Nolan,
non-attendant.
The following was the order of ex-
ercises:
Reading by +. b. waldrip; Ortbog-
raphy by J. NJ. Waldrip; Geography
Definitions of terms; J. NJ. Waldrip;
IIistory-voyages and discoveries; 5.
ID. Pierce; English Gramnar-Sentence
making; +. B. Wsldrip; Physiology
Nervous system Y. b. Waldrip; Arith-
mctic = Fundamental Principals; J. NJ.
Waldrip; Penmanship- Spencerian sys-
tenn in Its true purity; VIM. l.. Edmi-
stOn.
The following programme was ar
ranged by the President, for the next
Institute:
Reading Your method of teaching;
S. ID. Pierce Geography--Local divis-
ions Isabelle Mackey; Orthogrl ply
Rules of spelling; Il. Cox; Physiology
digestion Thomas j. Nolan Recess
English Grammar Verbs {; ). ID. Pierce
4 Arithmetic Proportion; +. B. Waldrip;
History Settlements in A merica Thos.
A. Cox (; Penmanship = What is yoursys-
stem; Thomas J. Nolan.
After which miscellaneous business
was called. On motion it was ordered
that each mbcr of the Institute should
be appointed a special committee on
criticisms, during the sitting OF the In
stitute.
On motion the Secretary was instruc-
ted TO procure query box for the de-
lpository of queries, TO bo read by the
President at The close of each session of
the Institute.
The following resolution was preson-
ted and adopted:
Resolved, by the Columbia Township
Teachers Institute, That we, the MEM
bers in attendance, consider ii the i'm
perative duty of all teachers of said
township. TO attend the sessions of
| Township Institutes and that all teach
crs of said township who fail to attend
the sessions of said Institutes for any
reason. except sickness, ought TO have
their license revoked, and I've prohibited
from exercising the functions of an in
structor or instructress in said Town
ship.
On motion the Institute adjourned
until the 26th day OF December.
WM l.. EDMIsToN, Pres.
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.. ~. I1fkCf, DEC y.
MURDBR At VINCENNES.
A Man Stabbed I'm the Brain.
~ E0" tN"OUN"
Nincennes Nun. 2tlh.

Nincennes sum- zsih
Last Friday afternoon. about 5 o'clock,
a man come rushing down Main street
from the direction of the draw-bridge
in search ola physician and police officer,
reporting that man had just been
stabbed on the bridge. Upon inquiry
we learned the following facts: Two
men. named Philips and Greene, living
in Allison Prairie just across the river.
had for some time been at enmity with
each other, owing to some trivial personal
matter which is not necessary to be told.
Phillips was coming TO the city aud
Greene was returning home, driving
team which belonged to Mr.. Brown, for
whom he. g., was working. They met
about the middle of the bridge and re-
newed the old quarrel, both applying
harsh epithets TO the other. Greene got
off his wagon, and then they clinched
and went ut il. Phillips commenced to
strike Greene on the head with pair Of
"brass knucks." Greene then ran and
Phillips followed him, striking him as
he fed. In the meantime Greene had
drawn his pocket-knife and turning
commenced TO attack Phillips, who in
turn fled. Greene struck him once in
the right shoulder and once in the back,
/ inflicting mere flesh wounds. when Phil
lips. turning, Greene struck him just
above the left temple with the knife, an
inch Of the blade Of which broke Off
and remained in the brain. Phillips
spoke few words, then fell aud re-
mained unconscious until the time OF
his death which occurred at o'clock
the next morning. Greene i'm the mean
time drove Off and made his escape into
Illinois before tho arrival of an officer.
Phillips was brought to the residence OF
his brother, I'm this city, where DIR. Boy
Ter examined him aud pronounced the
wound fatal. About an inch OF the
knife blade was found imbcddcd In the
Ibrain mt the post mortcm. Coroner
lReitcr held an iequcst. and the jury re-
turned a verdict IL accordance with the
flalove facts.
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urIf the stars should appear one
night in thousand years, how would
men believe and adore; and preserve
for many generations remembrance o
the city of God which had been shown
But every night come out these cnvoy'
of beauty, and light the universe will
their admonishing smile.-l Emerson.
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JThc Press reporter informs us that
the late cloudy weather was caused by q
couple of young ladies. living in the up.
per part of town, who sleep wi.h thoig
feet out of the window Petersburg
Democrat.
We've heard before that Petersburg
ladies had suck feet.
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crGeoroe Alfred Townsend saw.

N.rGeorge Alfred Townsend says a
rood word for John Morrissey: "Of
course the public will stamp on Morris.
ley and break his nose again at evo'y
election; but he sat two years in { M
gress without stealing a penny OF asking
how to steal H."
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NrAt what time did Satan make his
anpearance in the Garden OF Eden
some time ~ tho night lie certainly
came after I've.