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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-02
MEMPHIS.
Shooting Atrray Amons Ptoms
isicnt Lawyers.
a Candidate for Criminal Clerk Fatal.
Nv wounded

a Candidate for Criminal Clerk Fatal
~ Wounded.
MEMPHIS, July This morning at 10
o'clock VI. ID. WEIGH, the wCll-knOWu at
terney and candidate for Clerk Of the Grim
inal Court, was shot by b. b. Barnes, also
an attorney, and probably fatally wounded.
They had a quarrel On Monday when
WEIGH drew 4 pistol on Barnes. To-day
mutual friends attempted 20 adjust the dif-
ticulty and had a meeting in DR.. Jones'
Office. corner Of Main and Madison. dur
ing which Barnes said be was ready
to SETTLE. II Is supposed that WEIGH mis-
understood the remark, and rising drew a
pistol, remarking that he was also,
whereUpOn Barnes fired, the ball
striking Welch in the left temple,
but it is hoped did not pene-
trate, but glanced under the skin coming
out under the ear. Barnes at once surren-
dered to an officer. The affair causes con-
siderable excitement. owing TO the prom
inence of those engaged.
Night RePOrf-WeIch will Recover.
NJ. D. Welch will probably recover. as
the ball instead Of penetrating the skull as
first supposed, passed under the skin and
passed out. Barnes was released on 81
600 bail to answer.
The Paducah Road Begains IT'S legal
Existence.
The decision Of Chancellor Walker in
regard to the Memphis and Paducah Rail-
road as reported yesterday in these dis
patches, has been modified, owing to the
act passed last winter III by the Tennessee
Legislature permitting the consolidation of
the Mississippi River Railroad and the Pa
ducah and Gulf Railroad, so that contracts
are mott rendered invalid, as first reported.
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Gov. KEMPEE, of Virginia, who has
ben accused Of hobnobbing with
GIant and Aosby. explains that he is
opposed By prineipie = the third-term
idea, Dnt vii vote for Grant, if neces-
s:s-y, Z preference to q Civil Rights
candidate for the Presidency.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-02

A GLANCE at the miscegenation tick
ct suggests that some very green polit-
ical bed-fellows are going to sleep to-
gether In this canvass.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-02

TIE Berlin official organ comph-
ments the departing George Bancroft,
md says: Since Frederick the Great
1TRceive5 franklin th1 -==tual under
standing between Getmany and the
United Ststes has never been more pro-
fodnd Than at prssatss.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-02

DURING the three months of Octo-
Der, November and December, the
national debt increased S2O,521 ,426.
The aggregate decrease during the
other nine months of the fiscal year
Just closed was S27. 49,, O5-leaving as
the net result of Radical taxation for
the past twelve months a decrease of
$3.50 ,628 in the national burden. Du-
ring the previous fiscal year the de-
crease was over forty-three mil
hons, Moreover, there have been
issued upwards of twenty-six millions
OF the reserves. Although this appears
on both sides of the debt ledger, it must
be remembered that cancelling it on
both sides would leave the Treasury
that much weaker in cash, In other
words, there are to-day twenty-siK
millions In the cash box, which would
not be there but for Richardson's in
hatIon to relieve Wall street.
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FOREIGN.
Strange Stories About COncha's
Death.
Was He KiIIedby His Own Men /?
Reported Massacre of Prisoner,
by the Carlists.


New YORK July According to the
news from Port Au Prince, dated 18Th
ult., Gen. Michael Dominique was unani-
mOusly elected by the National Assembly
President Of the Republic Of Hayti.
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JUsT in the nick of time to suggest
complications about the Virginius, Ad-
mirsl Polo de Barnabe shakes the dust
of Washington to sail for Spain.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, July 1.-The Atlantic and
Great Western Railway Company declined
to day, 10 receive and pay the coupons on
their first mortgage bonds.
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THE GLORY OF THE SOUTHERN
SKIES

From DIR. Benz. A. GOuld's Address, in Boston,
on His Return from South America.
The glory Of the Southern sky in the
region near the cross is indescribable
There, where the thick stream of bright
stars which skirts the Milky Way cross.
es this river of light, its brilliancy is
wondrously increased, and it exhibits a
magnificence unequaled In any other
portion of the heavens. There glitter a
multitude of bright stars, more thickly
scattered than in any region within our
Northern view, while the background is
gorgeous in its splendor. Often on
some clear night when it has suddenly
been brought to my view in passing
some ediice or turning some street
corner, l have stood amazed at the flood
of light which it diffused; and often,
too, after leaving the observatory in the
early morning hours, after night sf
weary labor, / have felt reluctant 10
abandon the magnificent spectacle, 10
seek the much needed repOse. In close
proximity are thench consultations Of
the Centaur, the keel and sails of tie
ship Argo. and the Wolf, and the glory
reaches through the Altar even t. tle
southern pOrtionOf the Scorpion. Thae
are large tracts which rival the Pleiades
IN the profusion of their stars cleaning
upon background of nebula. Else
where the Southern heavens are not so
brilliant as the Northern, nor DO they
contain so many stars as bright as the
talntest which we can discern: but there
IS nothing between the two poles to
camPare in beauty with the tract 30
which l refer.
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TENNESSEE BONDS closed in New
York last evening at sls for the old
issue and 81 for the new.
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THE- JOINT meeting Of the County
RsuoorStic ana~~sonsel-4-4s;,.a Gau,rsit
tee and The candidates, called for next
Monday, is fOrthe purpose OF agreeing
upon plan of eiiic'~at campaign or
gam zation. AT hands are going t.
strip for the fight, and make it the
liYeliest old Davidson ever witnessed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-02

THE irrepressible darkey gets his
civil rights on the black-and-tan ticket.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-02

COMMENCING the fight with bolt is
not good sign for the piebald ticket
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Port WAYNE.

Fort WAYNE, IND, July 1.-The an
nual meeting Of the Huntington Driving
Association opened to-day. The first race,
a running rec i6T a purse Of 500, half
mile heats, was won by Collector IL four
straight heats, Tom Walker second and
Dick Lewis third. Best time, 1:53.
The second race. a trotting Tace for all
horses that never beat three minutes, was
won by Grey Don, Ruth second and Lillian
third
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Dun Washington dispatches state

Our Washington dispatches state
the amount Of legal tenders outstand-
i-,r- % Sooa 100000. This Is the max
d under the new currency
public debt statement re-
Rs2.076,7S2 greenbscks are
aing. As surplus Deyu--a
r,arsee snug little tor
Fe i
ans sa
SIS sunmeis
Fish Te-r9s 10 ms chateau
On. ard that the vest Of the
tter where they iists -
forth by Mr.. Hale for de-
.. Post-ofice Department are
y thin. The true cause Of
val must be looked Cor else
where
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-02

GEN. JANRs E. FAGIN, who has Just
been appointed Marshal for the West
era District of Arkansas, commanded
the first Arkansas regiment in the Con-
Tolerate army, was promoted TO Briga-
der and Major General for his gal
lantry, and commanded a cavalry force
IN Arkansas from 1862 to the close Of
the war. He has been enc of the lead
ers of the Democratic party in that
State, and in the late troubles COM
manded the troops on the Brooks side.
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CoTToN is weak andirregular in New
York at Use for middling.
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Chicago,

CHICAGO, July 1.-The first meeting of
the season at Dexter Park under the man.
agement Of Geo. ManSur commenced to-
day,
FIRST RACE-Trotting for a purse of
$1,000, with inside stake Of 500 each, mile
heats best three in FIVE to harness. J. G..
Collins Albert, AndersOn's Hattie and J.
w. Ford's Roofer started, Albert won in
straight heats, Hattie second. Time 2:30,
2:31s, 2:32...
Second RACE-TOtting for horses who
had never beaten E,35, three in five TO
harness for a purse o. $500. Bertha, Frank,
Palmer, Princeton and Mary b. started.
Bertha won, taking second, fourth and fifth.
heats, Palmer taking first and third and
winning second money. Princeton third.
Time 2:403, 2:39s, 2;40i, 2;36t, 2:59!.
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ReIl.nnn.s shackIcs

The Secretary of War in his reply giving
consent to the proposition, encloses a copy
of general order to be issued on he sub
iect, adding: "You will perceive it does
not change the present order of business
with the department. 1t is only deemed
best here 10 add to its provisions a suc-
gestiOn which was made and carried out in
the case of Gen. Scott: that no material
change shall be made in the stations of
troop or commanders without previous APP
proval by the department"
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BR1EN heads the mongrel ticket.
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North Nashville. .aaaaq

w F. HAVE FOR SALE TWO BE Att r
fuf lots GA North summer street, near De Cot
ton Factory, at IS per foot casl--a great bargain
my3l eod Il .aar AEeffs,
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During the third heat Ristoi, who was
prime fayorite in the pool sales, while near
the first-q'iarter pole, suddenly became
lame and had TO be helped from the course,
and was declared distanced.
Third rsce.-Pacing for $500; five start
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LOTTERIES.
Havana Lottery Of CUBA y

German Government LatlegYs
EiEST PRIZE. $4,000 Prus,ian Thalsrs,
IN equal IN to5.oO0 dollars gold. OuefLI1e %
every two tickets. Ar oI0ers strictly cgHfaen-
tial and promptly filed. Circulars - tftlt'anQ
every information given. 90 al
THEODOR ZSCHCCE-
Il6 ", san st-s lS-E tsrsrA.
Loci, Box 5,59f. jcIe e0d3m
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la Dow, who, unexpectedly to him
self and nearly everybody else, has
been elected to Congress from Oregon
on the Democratic ticket, seems to be
virgin in the political field. He re-
fused to take the stump during the
canvass because he couldn't stand the
racket and the expense. Why" said
he to friend, Il went to Pendleton
and made speech thar. and it cost ten
dollars Eff | shud 60 down thar to the
Williamette and go TO speechifyin', ii
It I'D probably cost me hundred an
fifty dollars ~ -t
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Total IN Treasury. : ifs .5li ,sis 10
Be5i Eesg t1tA - &c fTeu5ary.
Debt less oas'i in Treasury. S2.l4s.pSS eif 90
Decrease o. the debt during the
past r,"rth--.................. 2,1SD,19 90
Bonds Essdsd 20 Pacife RAILROAD Cgr,ponfss--'s-
teTest Payable n L1,7T-l g-E-S
Bonds istei 10 Pacific Rail
load Companies. interest pay
able in lawful money, princi-
pal outstanding. ........ 64.G2S- 80 90
Interest accrued and not ret
PAID. 800. .................... Is5s TU5 %
interest paid by Uni.ei States. sS-2s6,F9l "a
Interest repaid by trar!Strrta-
ton OF nails, cite. s...l....- 5,252C3C 90
United States. I7,I3I,6J5 Oc
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INDIANA.
Close Contest for n Democratic Ncmi-
nation Chosen by HaIfa Vote.

FoRT WAYNE, July AT a Democrat
ic convention ofthe ninth district OfIndiana
Today, A. Holman, Of Hamilton, was nom
mated for Congress by majority CT one
half vote.
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The Paducah Road Begaihs IT'S legal
CINCINNATI.
FIeeeed Farmers.

CINCINNATI, July An Enquirer
special states that Francis Tiernax and E.
}. Thorn Of Springfield, Ohio. Were
yesterday held to bail at Wapokneka
Ohio, to answer the charge of forging 1t
is said that forged paper to the amount of
100000 has been negotiated among the
taTmerss by there men. Their plan was
get some farmer who could not read to
sign what pmponed to be a contract for
the agency of patent pillow between the
farmer and Il. Il. Finner x Co., but which
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THE TURF.
Notes nom various quarters.
E&auseflse.

BsanssiIie.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, July 1.-The city Is
crowded with people 10 zee the race be-
tween Goldsmith Maid and Judge Fuller
ton. The Mayor and City Council ofNash-
vile, Tenn, viii arrive at o'clock 10
morrow morning. Goldsmith Maid and
Fullerton are not to trot at indianapolis.
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GOLD ranged as low as 11Os IN New
York yesterday.
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(laIrmbns.

COLUMBUS, o., july 1.-The summer
meeting Of the COLUMBUS Driving Park
Association Commenced to-day. The fol-
lowing is the summary.
fIRsT RAcE---Running race; premium
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-04

A COLORED MAN DESIRES A SITUATION AS
n waiter in private family or private house;
put up salads Of all knds obliging and willing.
4, NJ ROKER, No. % COrnelia St
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As COACuMAN AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
wanted, by single man thorongniy mnaers ud
both treatment OF horses and ail klnus
stock not afraid work wages no object, best CITY
refcrenccA Address A. T., box les Herald ONCE
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OK EAST 18th ST.. NEAR lST AVA YOUNG
CfC girl, lately landed from England to do light
general homework chamberwork and waiting will
ing and obliging Mrs. KEYES.
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COLORED MAN AS FIRST CLASS wAITER.-CAI
"A over the Bulls Head Bank, l6l East 18th St,
Sd av,
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OHA ATLANTIC ST., BROOKLYN.-A YOUNG GIRL
COf to do the housework Of q small Christian family
Call for days.
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W make herself generally useful In private boarding
house, speaking French preferred Apply at 33
veSant street
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NANTED-A COMPETENT WOMAN AS COOK,
w washer and ironer in a small private family. Ap.
ply, with city reference, at Isl East 3Sh St. between
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VNANTED-AN ACCOMPLISHED AND REFINED
w Protestant young lady TO assist gentlcman's
daughter in light household duties and in making home
cheerful; nothing mental expected; must have fno
understand music and be accustomed to good
Herald Uptown Branch office. in applicants handwrit
ing.
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cOACHMEN AND GARDENERS.

s COACHMAN OR PLAIN GARDENER, OR y SD Dl ).
any bsrt of The Lnion retcrcnce. Address r. d..
Herald Uptown Branch office.
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IN EXPERIENCED MAN. SINGLE, IS TEARS o
"A having passed Is years in some Of the prncip
cities OF Europe. speaking several languages is II
engagement is capable OF taking entire charge of I'll
restaurant or liquor department In hotel Call
address q. GALLAGHER, No. 81 South 9th av.
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OOG WEST 18th STA FRENCH GIRL, FROM
OAO Paris. to take care of growing children; is q
very. good plain sewer. Call on address FRENCH
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-21
LRY Irlrprnnl.

EVANSVILLE, July 2O.-Rivcr fallen
inches; mercury 100 10 90. Up
Shippers and Geo. Roberts. Down
Laura T. Davis, Evansville Down, F. K.
Tracy, Sandy, and Il. II. Cook.
PITTSBURGH, July 20.-Mnn"ngahrla
two feet three inches and falling. Wealth
er cloudy and warm.
CAIRO July Observation-Disclosures
Silver, st. Louis Departrd---Su>ir Sil-
yer, for New Orleans. River 10 feet
10 inches and falling; weather cloudy;
Mercury go.
MEMPHIS, July 2O-Th" river fen l
inch. Weather clear; mercury 40.
CINCINNATI. July 2O.-Rivcr : feet
5 inches and stationary; weather cloudy
and hot, light rain to-day.
LOUISVILLE, July 20.-Riv"r rising
slowly. with 4 feet in the canal and >
feet III the chute There hay" been
smart rains at intervals and the wcathc7
is cloudy tonight. Arrived: Paragon.
Cincinnati; Bermuda, Evansville. De-
parted: Paragon, New Orleans; Bermu-
da, Cincinnati.
ST. LOUIS, July 2O.--Arrivad: st.
Genevivc, Vicksburg; Little Eagle.
Quincy; Linton, st. Paul; Lewis. Mis-
souri, river; Gen. Anderson. Tennessee
river. Departed: Mary Alice. New Or
leans; Mitchell. st. Paul; johnson. Kco-
kuk; Chester Memphis River falling
slowly. Weather clear and very hot
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NDIGHBoRHooD NEWS.
.I3 . sELtAiRE gHfGEl

July ~, 1874.
Notwithstanding the extreme warm
weather on last Sabbath, the churches of
this place were unusually well attended.
That warm weather has the effect of
lsssening the attendance at our devotional
exercises is la1nentable fact. q Once
more bringing the comet in to play we
can hardly help thinking that this was
the cause of the large attendance, and
not the desire to hear the gospel eIpound-
ed, although We trust that this was not
the cause.
JIG. WEBSTER, of Millwood, Ohio, for
merly dry goods merchant in this
place, had paralytic stroke recently, but
to what extent We could not ascertain.
BE is now recovering. .....-5... 81.
OUR city park does not look very well
rs it is, but if the boxes which surround
the trees recently planted there con-
tinue to be knocked off by the careless
driving of beer wagon from Wheeling
we may well say, 'the beauty of Bellaire
hath departed" More care should be
exercised by this parsonage in driving.
THE ball match that was to have come
off yesterday afternoon between nine OF
the fastest and nine of the leanest men of
this city, for some reason which We were
unable to learn, proved failure. The
rain may have been the cause of 1t.
THE rain We had yesterday afternoon
proved success in every way, it even
saved us the trouble of writing few
words on the CUTTERS and bitches in some
parts of our city. 1t was our intention
to advise the cleaning Of them. but a the
rain did it so nicely We will for the
present refrain.
ALITTLE trouble took place ncarthe Fer
~ landing in this place yesterday " ming
between Bale, captain Of the Ferry
boat, and Geo Mansa, proprietor OF n
small scow. 1t appears that Mansa :
boat was interfering in some way with
the ropes belonging to the Ferry boat.
During the alteration ManSa, who was
slightly intoxicated. was Knocked down
BY some employe on the Ferry boat.
Although not seriously injured, ManSa
was urged by Bare 10 remove his boat.
which he refused to do, and thus the
matter rests.
CoMPLAINT was entered against Law
renee Glenn BY Marshal RowlrS. for
throwing garbage into the streets yr,trr-
dav. He was fined two dollars and
costs.
j. DOUBLER was arrested on Saturday
on charge of forgery, and was released
to-day by Squire kinscy, ut West " heel
ing, at which place his case was tried.
GEO. RoDER arrested to-day, on "a
charge ofviolating beer ordinance, Was
released until Tomorrow at = o'clock, Mt
which time his case viii be tried.
PAT KINyY, an cmployc on the {. "
p. railroad was arrested to-day on d
charge of using vulgar language, but he
was released on bail until his return from
Pittsburgh tomorrow, when hi, cas-"
will be tried.
A VERY instructive and interesting
lecture was given in the Presbyterian
Church in this place, Sunday, by Rev.
John Alexander, latel va missionary from
India. We did not learn the particulars,
but it appears that he has succeeded IN
establishing Il large missionary school and
church in one of the cities of that coun-
try. w
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HAND SAPOIIO

as an article for the bath,
breaches the foundation" of all
dirt, opens the pores and gives
healthy action 10 the skin.
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CoNPLIMESrARY.-Aessrs. Davenport

CONPLIMESrARY-Aessrs. Davenport
and Dovener deserve complimentary
mention for the efforts they have made
in behalf of Taylor Strauder. Without a
hope Of fee or reward they have saved
the neck of that worthless darkev for the
present, and have seemed to be de-
termined that if hung at all, it
should only be done after every
possible legal obstacle had been over
come. The new trial accorded TO
S,rauder, in accordance with the decision
of the Supreme Court of Appeals rem
dered yesterday, is very substantial
triumph for the indefatigable attorneys
Of the accused.
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Passenger Rates Reduced.
ST TEL LIN 80.

To Glasgow, Liverpool, Belfast, and
Londonderry, &c.
State Of Pennsylvania, state Of Virginia,
state Of louisiana, state OF GeOrgia,
state OF Nevada. state OF AlnnesOta.
State Of Florida, State Of Alabama.
state Of Indiana.
Sailing every "wednesday from the Com
pany's dock, Pier -, North River, Ny.
The accommodations aud provisions pro-
yided on these shlqs are unsurpassed by
those Of any other line.
RGteT Of PLtsdDe-Cabin, $40 and SO. cur
rency, according To accommodations re-
turn Tickets-Sl5O and Sl3O. intermediate
or Second Cabin 50, currency. Steerage-
As low az by any other first class line or
route. For dates Of sailing apply to
A 'STIN, BALDWIN & 90, Agents, No.
y, broadway, y. Y; GEO. II. LEAF, 5Sl
Chestnut ST., Philadelphia: OF J. J.. MER'
kIMAS,. Agent, Adams Express Cos Of
fee, Wheeling, ". Va. ielS
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POLICE CoURT-Judge Grammar
There were three cases before the Police
Court yesterday morning.
James johnson, charged with being on
the streets in state of drunkenness, WAS
fined twenty dollars and co-ts. Not har-
ing the money he will serve thirty days
under Prof Price.
Lewis Davis and Stanield Jackson,
both col"red, were each fined five dollars
and costs for iounging about the Second
ward Market house. Jackson paid. but
Davis went to Jail for ten days.
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NELL g. ELLINGHAM,
Wholesale GrOCers.
1908 Main st.

Have now in store and for sale:
DO Half BblS Lake Herring.
100 White Fish.
NO No. 3 Mackerel.
An No. > Mackcrel.
400 Packages Mackcrrl, > and in quarter
barrels and kits.
y TierceS choice Carolina Rice.
$50 Bbls choice y. .. MOlaSsCS.
% Hhds choice y. q. sugar.
50 BblS SyrupS.
zoo Bbls Standards 4. y, Extra {. Granu-
lated, Powdered, Crushed, Franklin ana
&C Sugars.
500 Bbls Flour, embracing White Rose,
keystone, Idlewise, Howard and other
standard brands.
100 Bags prime to choice Coffee.
y Half Chests prime To choice q. L.
Teas.
80 Caddies prime to Choice q. L. Teas.
our Tobacco embraces Halbrook's J. K.
MilIiners, PAGES and other good and re-
liable brands, among the best In the cOun-
try. Our stock is full and complete. and
will be- offered to the trade at the lowest
market price. We invite close buyers 10
call and EXAMINE our stock before purch-
asing elsewhere. "
mar2l-e NELL & ELLINGHAM.