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PREMATURE EXPLOSION.
A Mans Hand Torn 10 Pieces.

Last Tuesday, George Slaughter and
lanes Knox were at work in a well about
eight feet deep, near Chapel Hill, MARSHALL
county. They had drilled hole IN the
rock and were putting in the powder, pre-
paratOry to making blast, when an ex--
plosion took place, which slightly injured
Knox. but hurt Slaughter very seriously,
breaking his wrist and literally tearing his
hand 20 pieces. He also received several
severe bruises, the worst Of which was over
the left eve. Two Of his fingers were after
wards amputated. and il is now thought
that the whole hand will have TO be
taken OFF.
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Passed OF SUCCESSFULLY.

A series Of concerts and tableaux were
given by the young ladies and gentlemen
of Thompson's Station last Tuesday and
Wednesday nights for the benefit Of the
Methodist Church at that place. They
were very successfully carried oUt, and tie
proceeds derived therefrOm amounted 10
something over 800.
The inimitable Green Morrow, of Edge
feld. took part in the entertainment.
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THE COURTS.

CUASCERY COURT.-Judge Baxter sit
ting by interchange with Chancellor Coop
er.
James Rice, administrator, vs.. Jane an
nov. administrators, decree reopening bid
dings.
The court adjourned until Saturday,
when the minutes will be signed.
PROBATE COURT.-A. +. Whitman, adj
ministratOr, vs.. r. l.. Weakley, ct ais,
amended petition filed.
Melvin Cox, ct ais, vs.. Thomas Gray,
et ais. pro confesSO decree entered.
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A plea from the ThIrteeuth District.

To the President and Directors of the
new Street Railroad Company: Gentle
men-We. the citizens of the Thirteenth
district and JpilcTOn street, have reiOiced
over the thought that we should soon have
tine street cans running OF the streets of our
district and adjoining sections. bat tie
w0rl, is not being pushed forward Is vigor-
uusly now rs il was some time back, and
hence We begin 10 feel respondent. We
earnestly beg and pray to You that You eX-
tend your road. SO that we may enjoy IFS
mucll-needed accommodations.
We assure you that if the project is car
ried out, We will give you our hearty sup
port and co operation. The North Nash
vile Railroad gives no accommodations at
all 10 the citizens of the Thirteenth district.
We have asked them repeatedly 10 extend
their road, and have also asked them 10 Iun
their cars mp ia 4 reasonable hour, hut they
have turned a deaf ear to all our petitions.
Hoping that You will moi treat the matter
with so much indifference,
We remain, ETC.,
CITIZENS OF THE 18th DISTRICT.
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Under the headin. life Insurance and
the Vanderbilt University" we publish a
proposition which has recently been made
bv The Nashville Life Insurance Company,
IN raise a large sum of money for the en-
doWmenf of The Biblical chair Of said Uni
versiiy, together with the comments OF the
rbrif;g, Adrocaie thereon, to which We
cail the attention of our readers.
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Shot Dead.

Last sunday j culo.ed man by the name
Of Nelson had quarrel with his step-SOn
"a boy Of seventeen years Of age, with Te-
gard TO the supper OF the latter. The old
man went to the church in the evening"
and upon his return was sitting in front Of
his door, when the boy sho. him in the
back, killing him instantly. The parties
have been living on the place Of w. d.
Fulton, twelve miles from the city. on the
Hillsboro pike. The boy made his escape.
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Imnnrian, Notice Io ward MarshaIs.

The Chief Marshal Of the Democratic
and Conservative torch light procession re-
quests that the NaIshals of all the wards
and districts, that are intending to take
part in the procession, report to J. q.
WauGs the amount of money collected, the
number of torches and transparencieS re-
uuired. the kind of display they intend to
make. the number of decorated wagons and
the number Of fOOimen and mounted men.
so that the Chief Marshal can assign them
suitable places in the procession.
Mr.. WandS can be found at No. 10 South
College street, during the entire day.
j. NJ. THATCHER,
Chief Marshal,
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A Nashville Mares Victory at CIeve,
land

Our dispatches from Cleveland, Ohio,
this morning, announce a briliian, victory
won 10y Nashville Girl, the property Of Ew-
ing X Williams, Of Nashville. This was her
first public race. She did some good tTotting
here, but had made no record. Her pedi-
gree is. by Norman out OF Crocke.t's Ara
bian. The race yesterday was for $1,000,
the first horse to get $1,000, the second
500, the third $500, and the fourth 500.
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Trunks! Trunks!l Trunks WIN.
Dunstead, at 81 North College street, has
an immense stock of ladies' and gentle
mems Travelling Trunks, Valises and
Satchels. which he is selling at extraOrlin-
airy low prices. jyl5 3mOs&eod6mos
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LATEST Markets EY TELEGRAPH

GALVESTON, July 30.-COttOn nominal;
GOOD ordinary 14Ic; net receipts IL bales;
stock 4.140 bales.
SAVANNAH, July so Cotton steady
ridJlinp Toe: net receipts 50 bales; goSs
REGENTS Is bales; sales l42 bales.
MOBILE, July So Cotton dul AND
unchanged; middling l8c; net receipts =
bales; exports coastwise 34i balesi SAFES
30 bales.
CHARLESTON, July 30.-COtton quiet
middling I5sc; net receipts PA bales; ex
ports ceastwise 81 bales; sales l-OOO oales
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The Democratic and Conservative
Rally i'm tsle Fifth District.

Hon. w. w. Vaughn and Maj. Joe. ID.
Wade addressed large crowd Of the Dem
Ocr;tic and Conservative voters of the
Fifth district, yesterday, al Harris store,
with telling effect. In 10 district of Da-
wilson county is the feeling stronger for
tn White Mans ticket, as viii be seen 10y
tlla majority piled mp next Thursday.
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The Tennessee PhnrmaeaI Gazette.

We are in receipt Of the August number
of this periodical, which is no longer a
doubtful venture, having entered upon its
second year. This fact, taken in Cnnnec-
tion with its admirable makeup reflects
great credit upon ihe profession in Tennes-
see. Is well as the industrious editor, Benz.
Lillarj, Phar. d. Druggists and physicians
viii End in each number many matters OF
permanent interest.
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Tenth ward To1eTs. attention,

All citizens interested in the success Oi
tia Democratic and Conservative party are
most earnestly requested TO meet at Beas-
ley's new store. corner Il Broad and Me
Nary streets. tonight al ) O'Clock. sharp.
for the purpose Of making arrangements Ia
attend The grand rally on Wednesday night
next. August ).
By order Of the committee.
T. o. MORRIS. Chairman.
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The MaNoTnlIH.
IA and American

To the Union and American:
NASHVILLE. July 80. lST4.-Dear Su:
In response TO the call upon me through
vOur columns 20 become a candidate for
Mayor, some days since, 7 would say my
friends can use NV maine if ihev see proper.
subject 20 convention. Respectfully,
JoHN HEREFORD.
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ANaInahic Pear Tree

There is e pear tree upon the farm of Mr.
John Ataeis>on. who lives nine miles east
of Columbia, Marry county, which las
been bearing fiuit since 1871, and in 1872
II produced ten bushels Of pears Of the best
quality. The tree is of unusual height for
one of its species aud the trunk is about
two and a half feet in diameter.
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NnI M odd FOLLOW a..

To she Union and American
NASHVILLE, July 30, lSTi.-l desire Ia
correct an error ia your paper of yesterday,
jo the effect that one Cha>. }. Koch, arrest
ed for Swinding. vagiancy. etc, was an
Odd Fellow. Allow me 10 state that Mr..
X. is Eoi an Odd Fellow.
Nnnrs. elc.. EEnEGE SIEFEEIE.
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The GorcrnorshiR.

Hon. John ). Kerr, candidate for the
Democratic aud Conservative nomination
for Governor. will address the people OF
Nashville Saturday night, Aug. J, At the
corner Of Church and Cherry streets.
iy3l IT
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AMONG THE EDUCATORS.
Third Days Proceedings of the Teach
ers' Institute AT COIumbia-PrOfes-
sOr Bennett PrOpOunds n Poser
Hon John v. Wright ON the Banish-
meut OF the Birch Rod.

To the Union and American:
COLUMBIA, July %, lS74-The Teach
ers' Institute resumed lis work this morn
ing at 9 O'Clock. and was instructed in
methods of teaching primary arithmetic by
Prof W. L. Garrett. The deductive and
inductrvc methods were fully explained.
and demonstrations given in both, the Pro
feSsor, however, preferring the inductive,
except in cases Were the pupil will more
readily operate under the given rule than
he will understand the demonstration that
induces it.
Prof. Bennett. an old educator, was pres
eut during the day, and p'sfounded some
pulling queries. Among them was this:
If man leaves London at u o'clock,
noon, on Saturday, and travels west at the
rate of one thousand miles per hour-iu
other words, as fast as the apparent motion
of the sun-when be reaches New York
what time will it be? Answer: Il O'Clock
NJ. on SATURDAY.. Correct, When will he
reach San Francisco? Answer: u O'Clock
Saturday, When will he reach London:
| Answer: II o'clock on Sunday. Where
| will he be when first told that il is l.
o'clock on Sunday? This was beyond thu
ability of tue Institute TO answer, and tn,
| Professor gaze this Is the solution: ''Jus
at the point where he meets the first in
habitant who moved East after the di-
! vision Of time into weeks and days"
Superintendent Wilkes thanked the Pro
| faSSOr for the UaTt he had taken in the pro
ceedings, and hoped by the next aunua
meeting to be able to comprehend his an
swer.
THE AFTERNOON
was devoted to exercises in practical aud
mental arithmetic, reading and vocal gym
nastics, conducted by Prof. II. ii. Smith
of Shelbyyille.
IN THE EVENING
| the Institute was pleasantly and protitabll
entertained by an address from Hon. JOIN
V. Wright, the details OF which are To-
| numerous for this short communication
He was glad to know that the scoldins
! and birch-rOd teacher had glvel
| place TO the smiling, mora
! suasiOnist. Wonderful improvement ha'
been made in teaching. He deprecated tn
system that requires delicate girl to TAX,
home for night study a wheel-barTOw load
| aud, in some cases, al eXpreSs-wagon load
Of books. Too great a variety Of studies a
one time was Injurious; pupils should b
| taught with reference to their future vcOl
tionS Col. Wright made many othe
| wholesome suggestions, drawn largely iron
his own experience, evidently shown
| that he knew whereof he spake. Th'
| thanks Of the Institute were returned &
him through Col. Wilkes, after which
| adjourned until 9 o'clock Thursday morn
ips. w.
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sixth Ward.

The Sixth Ward Committee net last
night and made the following appoint
ments: ). ID. Bass, Chief Marshal; Il. G..
Wood and =. Il. Turner, Assistants. MessrS.
L. d. Bass, WIN. Meacham, J. Il. Parrish
and Phil. FlaslHan were added To the sub
committee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-31

No sour Rolls, Biscuit, Griddle Cakes,
nor sour Husbands, where DoOley's Yeast
Powder is used in the family: 1t makes
ereTtAing and ereTybody sweet and nice.
IVES dfw&Wlt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-31

Buy the Armstrong Patent Mosquito Net
Frame. 1t is comfortable, durable and
convenient. For sale by Ed. II. Miller, :
Y. College street. jy3l %
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Meeting in the seventh Ward To-
Night.

There will be meeting OF the Demo
cra'ic and Conservative subcommittee at
the corner of Carroll and Market streets
this evening At = o'clock. Every member
Oftheipary is invited 10 aitaad.
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EitteE by n Doc.

Last Wednesday a little child, two aud
a half years old, the son Of J.. ID. WhiiSon
Of Murfreesboro, was badly bitten on The
head and Shoulders hy large and fnrocious
doc
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AT Lebanon To-Day.

Col. John :. Kerr, Of Memphis, will re-
cite 10 the people Of Lebanon to-day, the
reasons WHY they should vote for him a.
Governor. lie speaks here tomorrow
night.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
THE MAMMOTH CAVE.

TNHE OWNERS OF THE MAMMOTH
Cave estate have resumed posse ssion OF the
prOperty, and have opened % % the public I'M
der their own nsgemeut he Hotel has been
newly furnished and every effort made TO rem
der IL attractive 10 sumner bOarders as well as
TO tourists.
TERMS.-Per day, 50; per week, SO; per
fortnight SO; per month, SIS.
Regular Lines OF Stages run between Cave
CITY Station and Glasgow Junction, on the.
Louisville and Nashville Railroad, and the Cave,
distant miles, and connect with all trains.
WM. SCOTT MILLER, Superintendent,
iyl8 I'm
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CITY NOTICES.

Ladies' and Gentlemen's Cloth Shoes at
cost at the Maxwell House Shoe Store.
iySI st
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TRAINS.

OT7TSyIT.IE d CINCINNATI SHORT
LINE RAILR3AD.-TTainsl leave ana 81
rive At Louisville as follows
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]. FARMLAND 4 Co., on the Square, are
selling Mosquito Bars cheaper than ever in
order % close out. Jy1O 10
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FIRZisteFiaG.

A commission OF Justice Of the Peace
was issued from the Department of
State yesterday TO J. NJ. Smart Of Robert
son county.
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Blank { } indicates no report; cipher (O) sta
tOnary; minus g. tendency 20 fall; plus ~ ten
dency 20 rise. ID. ID. STANsELL, Observer.
The river is again on a stand al this
point, with feet ) inches on Harpeth
shoals.
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Tslegraphie Report from Signal Service C0-Ps Q.
g. A., Of O6SsTvdtiOn, at $50 Z. My As
Esstsrn CHiOl Line.
FIae; Is q Ss''F Wind w w sssis sl
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.

Local Report for the City, Thursday
WuIy m 1874
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1AITIT0REASD osI0 RAILROAD

PUIaman Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping
Cars from st. louis. Cincinnati and Columbus
TO Washington and Baltimore without change oil
Caus.
THROUGH tickets and further information can
he obtained at all principal Ticket Offices
tror rho,lt the West, Southwest and North
west THOS. p. BARRY, Western Passenger
Agent Cincinnati.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, July 81, 100 a. n.
ProbabiIities.-For the South Atlantic
and Gulf States. Tennessee and the Ohio
valley, clear or fair weather, east or south
winds, rising temperature, except on the
south Atlantic coast, and slight changes in
the barometer.
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TENNEssEE q PACIFIC RAILROAD

On and after May p, trains VIII run as icl-
lows; Depot South Cherry st.
No. /, daily, except Sun
days......-....-..-.--- - r 81. '-7' - -
GEO. NANCY, Pres't & Sup't.
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THE AFTERNOON

was devoted to exercises in practical aud
mental arithmetic, reading and vocal gym
nastics, conducted by Prof. II. II. Smith
of Shelbyyille.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-26

WHY HER PLAN DIDN'T WoRK.-The
Pottsyille (Pa.) Miners Journal is response.
BILE for the following story: "a Phoenix
vile maid, quite old, becoming anxious
about her matrimonial chances, recently con-
cocted Il plan to deceive young fellow as to
her age This was the way she tried 1t {:
The old family Bible contained faithful re-
cord Of all births, marriages, and deaths.
This volume the maiden took to her
chamber, and, selecting the birth page,
she managed, by diDt of scratching and
writing, to change the date Of her birth
to a period eleven years later than what it
had lcgitimatey been recorded. Then the
Bible was placed on the sitting-room table
10 a conspicuous manner. That evening
came along the lover. He soon began to
finger the Bible pages, and finally reached
the birth record, where and when he dis
covered, to his surprise, that bis Angelina
was Just one year younger than be. He
thought it strange, as she appeared Older.
He kept his mouth shut and continued to
tumble over the pages. Next he began read
ing the death list, and made the very aston
isbipg discovery that the radiant maiden, &C.
cording to the Bible, bad actually been born
ten years after the decease OF her father. The
Young man quietly arose and bid Angelina
goodbye, and now swears that eternal viSI.
lance is indeed the price OF liberty"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-26

A Terre HaEte teacher named Joab went
cut for a ride aud day Of pleasure. He col
it. In attempting to ford river he was
nearly drowned, md then he drove over q
steep bank six feet high, the horse and wagon
rolling over him anal nearly wrecking the
whole business. Having repaired damages he
started for home, but ad not got far when
be was waylaid by ahigh waynan. He stated
bis case 10 the footpad, and as he had nc
money. was otrobbed
Terre Haute Erpresss 4 country editor,
who didn't get tickets to the c.ircns, craWled
under the canvas, and wrote the following
next day Hhe circus last night was pro-
dgious fraud. It would not have been tole-
rated in any other community. Miss Baker
made complete fool of herself ia trying to
ride pietald horse, and the clown got off
two or three jokes we used to tell Wheu
knee.high to a duck"
The town Of Walthsm, in Addison county,
VT, must be good place to live in. It has
DOT assessed tax for several years, and has
no paupers to support.
A man ndyertises in New York paper for
bar.keeper aWho must be recommended
W bis pastor"
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AEsloxaea.
NJ npaAn rkwcrrr.

: IS ".
s.unre nsainse INV garden gate
z. I'm ono sue heaven the sun hanes low
y,oyyrs cne aide cra1is the exhausted sicEIn 50
gi,at hnshed aud Crashed an hour ago.
I lounge and see, with musing eye,
Two rores and o butterfly.
One Is sumptuous. languit rose
That bows It's heavy, lovely heao.
White each fresh petals velvet surve
Barns with the same deep tSowsy %;
Ctrce her subtle self (who knewsf)
Plotting new sofcertes In rosei
One Is pale, pure bloom. with leaves
Like saii ID iu ihe ir lu-tres MILD,
HAlt-cIosed, and fainter flushed than looks
The chaste palm Of a litfle child;
Or pink as some late sunsets are,
That yearn to feel the evening stAri
The butteray's quick quivering wings
wear each the blendfngs OF snch hu8
As Turk In some cid tapestrys
Dim turmoils OF Colds, crimsons, puo6'
Wings where dull, snodcrtng color nes'
Lit richly with TWO peacock eyes
He csunot leave the great red rose;
He fiurter. near II, 10th TO part
From nil the fragrant charm which glrds
That blood-drop warm from summers mart
And s*& on the pale rose. elimmering near
One raID.drop sparkles, ike atearI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-26

ANCIENT TREES IN NEvADA.-The Virginia
CITY (Nevada) Enterprise says: g In the bot
tom of the main shaft of the Virginia City
Coal Company, Eldorado canon, Lyon coun-
ty. has been encountered the trunk Of tree
four feet in diameter, a lone relic Of an an
cient and extinct forest. Where cut through
by the shaft this old tree is found to be per-
fectly manufactured into coal. Out
side the old log is completely crusted over
with iron pyrites, many of which are so
bright that the crystals shine like
diamonds. These pyrites also extend
into the body of the log, filling what
we've apparently once cracks or wind
shaker, and even forming clusters about what
was once the heart of the tree. This relic of
an old.time forest lies far below the two
veins of coal the company are about 10 open.
The finding Of this old trunk Is evidence that
the country was at some time, ages and ages
ago, covered by forest Of large trees, though
the native timber growth, when the country
was first visited by the whites, and as far
back rs the traditions of the Indians extend,
was but scrubby species of nut-pine. A tew
miles from the shaft in which this carboniZed
tree was found are TO be seen on the surface
the petritied remains of many large trees.
Ia the early days of Washee, before the
prOSpectors had broken them up for
specimens, pieces OF tree-trunks two or
three feet in diameter and twenty or.
thirty feet in length, were to be seen lying
upsu the surface Of the ground. However,
these trees, and even tine one found IN the
bottom Of the Shaft of the coal mine, may
have come from the foothills of the Sierra
Nevada mountains--may have drifted ont
when aaas of water everywhere covered our
meseut valleys. The water lines visible on
the hiits show that the whole country was
fRed with lakes, and the petri6ed trees lying
here and there on the surface of the ground
.naated out on the waters of the eX.
tinct lakes, and finally sQak to the bottom
in the places where they are now found"
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BY ChsGin, Staples 81 Co,
Real Estate Aucfioueers ard Agents,
corner Tenth and Sank streefg.

- = ~ q
T,HE UNDERSIGNED, SPECIAL COM
i MISSIONERS, appointed for the purpose by q
decree OF Amelia Circuit ourt made at the June
term OF the said court, S74. will. In pursuance OF
said Decree proceed SELL on the premises at pub
lie auction. to the highest bidder. on the 1OrH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1874 III fair. ana II not
on the next fair day therearter a. o'clock p. NJ.
on that day, that certain LOT OR PARCEL OF
LAND In the city of Richmond mentioned in
Commissioner Meade's reportj OF which William
j. Burksdafe ded seized ann possessed, and which is
described In the deed said Barksdale fronting
90 feet the south side OF Water street and run
ming back TO the ship.ock, and pounded on the east
by the land Of A. Robinson, DR., anu on the west by
the land OF II. &. Cabell.
TERMS: Five hundred dollars In cash balance In
six, twelve, end eighteen months from tile day OF
SALE negotiable notes to be taken for the deferred
payments with interest added, and title retained
until all Of the purchsse-money Is paid and de-
cree for the conveyance ordered by The court:
WILLIS j. DANCE,
THOMAS T. GILES,
ST ecfal Commissioners.
an 7-fdS
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woOD AND COAL

TARGOES FRESH CRATE and CO.
~ ANTHRACITE COAL just discharged . y,
WEST VIRGINIA. SPINT-,he hest.
CLOVER BILL LUhP-sp!endd quality
fresh; sad
NORWOOD, oUINNIMoNT, and crvDr,
LAND, for engines; 'EE-
James River SOFT COKE;
KINDLING, COOKING, and CORD woon 49,
qualled In cheapness and qualify. "As'
au 70 Ninth ard Cary 60"