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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-08
LEGAL NOTICES,
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.

IN THE MATTER OF THE NEW ORLEANS Mo
bile and Texas Railroad Company, agaus:
whom petition for adjudication OF bankrupt
cy filed on the twentv-seventh dsy of May
a. d. lo74- District of Louisiana, 8. s.-Eo. la3l
Upon FILING PROOFS SUSTAINING THE AL
~ legations of tho pc iton aforesaid, it is
d-red that the said New Orleans Mobile and TIE
Railroad Company do appear at this court, as
court OF bankruptcy to be holden at New Orleans.
in tho parish ~ orleans and state of Louis ans
and district aforesaid, the sixteenth day o.
November, 1874, at II A. 81, aud show canse If
should not be- granted and it Is further orde red
that copy of this order be served sad New
Orleans, Mobile apd Texas Railroad Company by
publication in thoNew orleans Republican as re.
CURED by law, the last insertion to appear IT lie Az
five days previous To the day herein requires NS
th.r appearance.
Witness the Hon. Edward II. Sureil sdGe o. t~S
said court and the seal thereof, at New "resa%
in said district. o. che seven seentb day 81 Suises
4. b 1874
ie2n 2OEW. 1ei.rty SNfIN.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-08

Police CHANGEs.-Mr. Napoleon Caron,
lately day operator at police headquarters,
resigned to accept situation with the new
company which is to construct telegraph
line to BaliZe.
Operator Henry Studor fills Mr.. Caron's
place.
Operator Rice was transferred from the
seventh to the fourth precinct; Tails from
the fourth to the sixth; Sheahy from the
sixth to the seventh.
A BURGLAR NEARLY kILLED.-At two
O'Clock yesterday morning Mr.. Joseph Will
liams. residing at the corner of Front and
Lafayette streets, became aware that
burglar was in mis- house and on making an
examination OF the premises discovered
stout looking fellow rummaging around
prom,scuously. Finding that he was dis
covered the rascal fled as if to beat race
horse time, but Officers Houiihan and Dor
sew were near by and quickly responded to
a call. They joined in the chase on Poydras
street, going toward the levee, where the
burglar probably thought he could find
cover Unless the officers could trip him
before he reached piles of freight their
chances to make an arrest were gone, so
they fired wide shot at him, which had no
effect However, a we'll aimed bullet con-
WINGED the robber that he was not such
hog as not to know when he had enough OF
a good thing. SO he went to earth, bleeding
from a wound in his back. On reaching the
stationhouse he gave his name as Samuel
Davis, but for fear that his wound might be
serious he was sent out to the Charity Hos
pital, when it was found that the bullet
had not done serious work.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-08
Succession of Joseph Brnuns.

CECCND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans. No. 81 093.-Notice is hereby given
to the creditors of this estate ard ali other per
sons herein interested, to show canse within ten
days from the present not iication, if any they
have can why the account presented By August
De so,nmes te stamentary executor this estate,
should not he homOlogated and approved, and the
funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
BY order of the Court
oc8 10 IL FRANK PACE. JR.. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-08

Notice e. The kepublicnW VOseHs Of The
Twelfth Ward Cuban eiectDn will be held on
TR1DAY, the ninth instant, from until $50 P. NJ
toulss and Berlin streets for the purpose Of elect
ing four delegates to the Parish Convention, which
Will be held on Monday, the twelfth instant.
Commissioners OF ElpctiOn-William vOung, Ed
ward Babbin, Thomas Scott.
Oc8 A.. ANDERSON. PrpeiCput.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-08

"Kind words are wonderful in their way"
says an exchange, "but SO far as children
60, . bootjack exerts . more powerful in
nAence''
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-08

fall OF the Fourteenth Ward Radical
Republican Central Club.-At u regular meeting of
the above namei club held October Z, 1874, the
following commissioners were appointed by the
president to preside over the election to be held
on Friday October g. 1874: Henry Campbell. chair.
man; Joseph Brown, Samuel Murphy. Michael
johnson. Harrison Powell.
Hon. II. q. Dibb!e and Senator T. B. stamps cd
dressed the audience, after which the club ad
jOurped. ELI JOHNSON, President
H. POWELL Secretary. oc8
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-08

Succession Of Theodore W. DeK1yne.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIKI PARISH
- OF Orleans, No. 81 AL Whereas Mrs. Dibbe
$. DrKiyns has petitoned the court for letters of
admin straicn on the estate of the late Theodore
w. DeKiy ne, deceased, intestate Notice is hereby
given to all whom it may concern, to show cause
within ten days,why the prayeG % She said
petitioner sil ,ud not BE- granted.
BY order OF the Court
oc48!is FRANK PACE. iR, Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-08
SucCeesiOD Of Eugene 4Ia,eres

C,ECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH or
- Orleans, No. 81 49l.-Wheleas, Emile j. s'Sren
has petiioUed the court ;oI letters Of admin.stra.
.ion on the estate Of ehe lat. Eugene LassIe
Il. ceased. iusestats So.ice j, hereby given 90 al.
whom 10 Hay concern t" SHOW cause Within ten
days Why the Yrayer Of said petitioner Should not
be granted.
Ev order OF the Court.
or8 II 49, FRANZ PACE IR., Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-08

COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.-James Clark
was yesterday examined by Judge Near
thur on the charge of having killed Daniel
Egan, on the eighteenth of August, &C the
corner Of Thalia and Annunciatlon streets.
The evidence was such rs to warrant send
ing tbs case to the Superior Criminal Court.
On the date mentioned Egan grossly in
suited young woman who was passing,
and Clark warned him to desisr. Egan
then intima,ed he would kick the girl If
anything more was said, and he kept his
word. He and Clark met in fight, when
Egan received u stab which caused his
death in n few minutes. AS there are
extenuating circumstances in the case the
court ordered that accused be released on
bail on furnishing $500 bond.
Roman Macgoret. for killing Jean
LAGER on the nineteenth ultimo, and John
Sharyles. for stahbing Johnny Snapper, go
to the Superior Criminal Court.
Charles Wilson, Charles Cesar and Bell
Ross, assault and battery, go to the Criminal
Court. John Smith goes the same path as
burglar.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-08
CNITEO STATE. UssTnJCy saUsT.
POUND NOTICES,


DEPAKTMHST os SoL.eR
Gew Orleans October ), 1870. D
WAS SfOCGfIT TO THE SiRS2 DYsTHiCT
~ Found corner of Lafayette Ssl6 GoeusS
Streets
OSE Alb AND WHITE COW.
which il not claimed within five o.sys snS s!1A
tinn, At aid pound on MONDAY. Octol-es Ia
1874 AZ twelve oeioc& ". u. bkhWSrEB
30. S3-oc6 III Adjnini5tSacVS.
DEPARTMENT OF SoetCa,&
Sew Orleans cctobsr 8, l31o ;
VtvEyE EROyGAT TO THE FORTH 0SSrRgCr
w P,und corner of Third and Dry @dss stieets-
ONE DARK BAY HOESE, about eleven Asis.N
high
hands high.
ONE CART.
Which if not claimed within Ave iayS from tsA
date Of this notice and the OK penses thereon pa4.
will be sold At public auction at said pound. o.
MONDAY. october II, 1874 at twelve o'clock 81.
3. BREW STER.
No. 64-oe1 I'd Administrator
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-08
Local Intelligence.

BRfEr MESTyON.--The harbor police has
boon particularly instructed "a look after
deserving s.amen. Tho Jack Tars Of the
United States navy are inclined TO take
liberty on shore. despite q stringent quar-
antine TO prevent such = course. 1t Is not
likely that many Of these sailors intend to
really desert, but as only a few Of them
have put foot on land for four months, it is
only natural they should like ~ sec some
thing of land life.
Sergeant John Mccain, who was wound
ed on the fourteenth VI September, resumed
active duty last night AZ the first precinct.
lie has lost but little Of his rOtundIty and
none OF his good humor.
General Badger continues % improve,
and probably will he in a condition to he
removed home from the hospital in .
month.
Henry Smith, thirty.one years old. was
Yesterday arrested at che corner OF Basin
and Gravier streets, charged with breach
of trust and s,ubexzlement- 1t IS but
repetition Of tho old story OF the Wilson
sewing machine agency.
Emma Ferdinand was arrested on Broad,
near Fsplanade street. by Sergeant Berse-
ron for intantic.de.
For tne week ending the third instant,
Judge Macarthur mended the city treasury
by adding collected fines amounting to $50;
Judge Staes So, Judge Long $2O. Judge
Adams $4s-$l69
Coroner Grayer last month held twenty
seven inqnests and ,hirty-thres views. for
which he charges $l236.
These days 1t is easy as falling on 3
log to draw a revolver and blaze away with
killing Intentions. John Harris held dis
like to Horace Wesson, and when they met
on jena street Harris let fly at Wesson,
wounding him on the lett cheek: The
wound is painful one, but not likely to
call on a coroner. Both yOung men were
arrested.
Lucisn Jones was really hungry for want
of Q drink OF whisky, and the only thing
he had to offer on the shrine of Bacchus
WAS q registration paper. He insisted on
giving it to Mr.. j. Harris for dose OF light
ming, and go persistent was he that Mr..
Harris caused hin to be arrested.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-08
OFFICIAL,
e he QsaiineA Elecssvs ss che State Of
LOpisiapa.

ia
Once Of the Secretary 81 Mate.
New Orleans, July u. 1874
In conformity to article l47, title nine of
The constitution Of 1868, publication il hero
BY inado to the voters Of the State of Lou
isiana, Of the proposed amendments to
the constitution Of the State agreed to by
twOthirds Of the members Of tho elected
to each house of the regular session Of the
General Assembly Of the year 1874. and re.
CURED to be- published three months be-
fore the next general election for Repre-
sentatives to tho General Assembly in 1t
least one newspaper in every parish Of the
State, in which q newspaper shall be pub
lished. Said amendments appear fully in
acts Nos. 4, 90 and 81 of said session of the
General Assembly, which arc herewith Off
cially published for the information Of
voters, and will be submitted to the people
at the general election Monday, November
9, 1874, in such manner and form that the
people may vote for or against such amend
ments separately: and il majority of the
voters shall approve and ratify all O: either
OF said amendments, the same shall become
. part Of the constitution.
p. G. DESLONDE.
Secretary OF State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-08

THE CANE FELL FAST AND HEAvf.-Lasc
Monday morning lever Camp street luxu-
rated in Gaming affair which was wit
messed by wondering throng. The men
are equal In size, but there is y wide differ
ence otherwise. The gentleman who welded
the cane is not to be discounted at any game
he tries his hand on. Before delivering the
chastisement he made that other man
apologize for having uttered wrong words,
and an apology and entire retraction were
given. The Gamer said that the offenso was
so grave that retraction was insufficient,
therefore a little wholesome punishment
must be administered. and down fell the
oane, busting a store coat handsomely. The
affair did not create much excitement and
WAS quickly forgotten, convention conversa-
ton immediately thereafter absorbing all
other topics.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-08

Chairman Administrative Committee.
GRORGH SOPCKOas Seer, tary Oc3 1t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-16
Dipioen0 Notices.


orvicK ov rux MsRcHasrs lSsus,scs Co~raT
l49 Bnc.1wAr come, Leer'yst Nav YcEk Jan ~
4 SEMi-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF SEVEN
j. L. DOUGLASS secret.r
VIHE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD co.
will paw on presentation. par aud Interest or s5VoVo0o "
orrios or THs AnTI ly'qaascF CO. 3i9 BT sszf
THE Board of Directors have this day day, 6e
cl'red dividend Of THREE AND oNsm bnR ss,,tr
CENT, payable on demand NATHAN hAkrbh, SeS-e.
oFnoE Howard insurance. CoSr.sI No % ia
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS. have hay cvt tins is
day annual DIV IDkND Of III Is rhh ''' V"
the Capital STOCK Of the Company '-S Tso Keller secretary
owes OF cS gss'T b S' s ~ fs7s
V'HE BOARD of DIRECTORS OF OFT th pss CON- ON
p,ny have this day declared .n DiylRn s 20 o. s7i
Bol' viii be closed after l' i2 Hicks 1s' r 1ss
ROs. ooDEs'sgseT T 10. fH 1873
0yrIct n. 81 WAtt'r' y, "iohA' pee com;. ANIMAL
COMPANY NY will vii . pay s 70
stockholders record The 27 inst ro% Which aa 70 say p'u
~. paid the FARngES LOAN 4s9 iTgsr COM
oyycs % TUX MrRc1yIiLE FHs IssgstSos cqsE.sr
No. 1G6 Broals way Neil Jan = iS.h
THE BOARD of DIRECTIONS have AYE thls DAY DAY
L declared , sBMI-ANSUAL DIVIDEND of FIVE PER CENT.
payable on ado after jan D 1904 W rARaELEg seerey
iFHIRTY-FOURTH DIVIDEND.
LESox FIRE INSURANCE SGSr, W. NO. ioa BTTeApvH
The Board of Directors have declared dividend
Of FIyB PER CENT payable on demand -
" ILLINOIS. r." QEFiCE{
u7rit interest which will become due upon the
the STATE or ltNQI o. ;1s FIST M9YR ,Hc Of
NATIONAL City NeSlOTt, the 18th 70 the 2Oh
d.,, inclusive OF Jsuusrg proIino BDWARD RUIZ
Treasurer.
VNHE KINGS COUNTY FIRE INSURANCE
4 COMPANY OF BROOKLYN
Cspital... tl3OUDV w
Surplus, Jan. !, lS74................... lo6OO4 SO
Totsi $4,000 SO
SFNI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of TIN PER CENT has been de-
cred this Co. payable demand No fneS
New-NoTk -,.,,r non. ,
Brooklyn, Jan. II. 1874. HENRY PoRE Secietarv
DOTH DIVlDEND.-STANDAR FIRE IN
al STRANGE MPhNY III Broadway New Yoit January -,
1S-t A Annual Dividend FIVE peg poTsble de-
WILLIAM ", 81 SOhN. ,ceIoali
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HORSE and CARRIAGEM MARK EFT


NEW-fORK. Thursday, Jam H. 1874.
The local horse trade continues as quiet and
ieaturciess as 1t has been since the beginning OF the
year In the Bulls Head Market we notice moderate
demand for lowpriced draught horses. and occasional
sales OF light harness horses. there nothing like
activity in any department OF the trade.
According TO the figures recently published by the
Statistical Department OF the Agricultural Bureau at
Washington, the average cash value of horses in the
United States has declined since the beginning Of 1862
although there was temporary advance In 1872 caused
by the prosraon of work horses by the then prevailing
epidemic The cash value horses in February
of each year for the past five years quoted follows
1862 SIS TO- 1870 ssl 80; 1871 ss 5l 1872 s3 81 1873
81 sc.
Sales at the Horse and Carriage Auction Marts, on
Friday. Jan. IG:
AT 1890 by Mr.. Arch. Johnston, Thirteenth
ST., near University place.
A II O'Clock, nv Mr.. WIN. Van Tasscll ia East Thir
teenthst. near FOuTh-aye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-16
Walters.

NJ tfis.ai Young mih IL Mao duties thoroughly and
Wiling himself generally useful has objection to the
will Moderate Can be seen nnt sntei At
ODELS SWEDISH LABOR BUREAU, 100 West 3ibst corner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-16

A,b,,, M., for Of Psryss 10 al forni SPIRAL
Limbs CROOKED fes1 id haaa &c
fit1.s Dance al Ds'orDh~ La-shs
sls Dus.ss Diss.s Of Bran hs. SD Lhns' h.snA
=. Y. N. kuOpks NJ u. ASAssi DLssi-i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-16
0RIENT SPRINGS HEALTH INSTITUTE,

At STAMFORD, C0NN.-BOARD, with
~ sr cla,, table pleasant home terms moderate APPI
West ggth st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-16
Brooklyn Board.

nOCTORs OFFICE to LEA very pleas
PARLOR osl.y desirable. Inquire 40 AlAm't ore door
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XANTED-A SITUATION. bv a Young man,
Coachneu.

EWACllMAN.-By very reliable Frenchman,
~ who hiss h'd much experience and
willing himself useful best reference No 62l 9TH
ave. between 36,h and 31th.ts, stair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-16
-AIAIIER and IfSEFUL MAN.-By a Cor

man Young understands duty Of waiter aud willing
himself generally useful willing and obhgng, speaks En
viii moderate CITY country Apply al
oDELLS DBCTSCHES ARBBITS BUREAU, lOj West 3ith-st
Bro.ts
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on IIh'sI. cofntf bIIaFe
WACHMAN and GARDENER-By "a man

~ aged 26 years. who drive in
also take cattle mill gardening work
sbou house good recommendations Call tCARPENrBRs, 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-16

~ aged 30 with best recommendations OF aud
drive horses do plain gardening work operate all kinds OF sg
en,GI. machinery Of cate poultry G call At
rs West llth--t, corner 9th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-16

~ ROOMS nicely farni'hed eae h,ea Room also large
elegant Front Pso suitable o seh'hA An1 VIC :" Two feht
zen " IL. ar.Ie.1s Boss feiefeAee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-16
Country Board.

no LET-With good board. three ROOMS
on second aoof en- quite o. ngy Al 40 ,nuoIt bfooITa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-16
9ituations Uaateo--M ales
Clerks, Statesmen. &c.

A DNERTlSEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THB UPTOWN
T.n,,,Iirsy ~ ne" NM seconu ", OF Jus WIS.,
oO1 Ihrdsre.. Thirty the
HARLEM oPflCB No 2.3S6 Pour On. hundred
.en.T nn snd One hundred rietn and the BROOKLYN
BkAsCh OFFICE No 323 WsiHronsI door TO tn. Post
Once no 10 y D. n At regular one.
A GENTLEMAN for the last six years in one
OF the leading WATCH IMPORTING HOUSES In wishes
Tor an engssement uneItonlb references from present employers
Pleate address MERCANTILE Box lt6. Tribune Ohce.
WANTED-A SITUATION, by young man
IN business; expert SALESMAN and suoneer
understands ong goods will be onni useful salary
reference. FURNISHED Address NJ S. West Side Thaas Once 3OS
West 23d-st
WANTED-A SITUATION, by a young man.
10 OF writes
ing willing to make himself useful capacity and would not OBJ
Jet to go ont Of the city bet city reference Alie, C. c. Tribune
West Side Ohce. sos West 33i'st
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-06-30
New Advertisements.

Parties in the country can obtain cata-
alOgues of the late books of fiction, etc,
Nv addressing Setliff, Bookseller, los
Church street.
Called meeting Of Phoenix Lodge, +. q
A. NJ, at 1 p. n. TO day.
Dooley's Yeast Powder is cheap and
economical.
Catalogues for fall session Of Wards
Seminary are now ready.
Called meeting Of Cumberland Lodge, F..
- y. NJ, at z. NJ. TODAY.
An excellent summer tOnie-HoStetter's
Stomach Bitters.
Parties suffering from dyspepsia, dr0psy,
diarrbea, etc, would do well 20 Eead tie
advertisement Of j. II. King, proprietor of
.IohnsOn's wells, nine miles north of Hunts
Vile, Ala
n great bargain can be obtained in two
good secondhand presses by immediate APP
plicaiiOn at this office.
The members of Myrtle Lodge No. 3,
Calanthe Lodge No. s, and Edgefield Lodge
No. II, knights of Pythias, are notified to
attend a called meeting at 4 P. II. to-day.
II. G. ScOyel, Real Estate Agent, will
self to-day, al y O'Clock NJ, on the pre-
miseS, corner of North Summer and Jefier-
son streets, several brick and frame houses
aud Z number of desirable building lots.
zee advertisement.
Called meeting Of Germania Lodge, F. Is
A. NJ, at 4 y. VI. to-day.
\ gun offered in exchange for lumber.
Da oar second pase will be found an i'm
po taIIt notice to the Knights Templar, who
are requested TO assemble al the Exposition
bnilding at o'clock to-day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-06-30
TIE NEW ORGAN.
Preparations for the Grand Concert
at the Cumberland Presbyterian |
Church.

Preparations for the Grand Concert
at the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church.
The rehearsal held Sunday afternoon by
those who are to take part in the grand
concert to be given at the new Cumberland
Presbyterian Church tomorrow night, was
we'll attended. The principal part of the
programme is ROssini's celebrated 'SStabat
Mater" and is of brilliant, cheerful move
ment. Other selections in the programme
are of the highest standard. Among the
beauties of the concert will be a quar-
tette by Mesdames Marshall and Moul-
ton, MeSsrs. Jackson and Stockell; Trio
by Mrs. VESSEL, MeSsrs. Philip Schneider
and Stewart, baritone solo by Mr.. Dor
man, quartette by Misses Wambaugh and
Cotton, Messrs. Ashford and MOuitGn,
quartette by Mrs. Craig, Miss Wambaugh,
Messrs. Moulton and Stewart, and a duo
by sopranos, Outs est Homo-a gem of the
concert-by Mrs. Craig and Miss Brown.
The solo part of the Stabat Mater will be
rendered by several of the above named
amateurs. Miss CuTey will sing Ave
Verum, and tie concert closes with the
grand obligatO solo and chorus Infamma-
tus. Prof. Ernest Zoeller will preside at
the organ. MIR. John Campbell is the di-
rector, and In connection with the church
music committee, Mr.. StOckell and Miss
Brown deserve thanks for this grand mu-
steal treat.
There was lively sale of reserved seats at
McClure's yesterday, and the prospects are
fiattering for full house. The concert is
well worth the admission of one dollar,
and seats can be secured without extra
charge. The splendid audience room is
about finished together with the ventilating
apparatus, which will make 1t the most
auditorium in the CITY,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-06-30
Personal.

Rev. DR.. Shelton, of this city, preached
in Jackson last Sunday.
Joyial Jack Price, of the house of Cooke,
Settly & Co., returned to the city yesterday
from a business trip through several of the
upper Cumberland counties. He says every
thing is completely burnt up, and farmers
much depressed at the prospects for fall
crops.
Maj. r. S. LaMotte,:: aud family leave
Nashville for Cincinnati tonight, the Ma
jor having secured four months sick leave,
at the expiration of which time he will re-
join his regiment-the 18th Infantry-in
Montana.
Mrs. Alex. Allison, Mrs. Andrew Ali
son and Miss Alethia Allison departed from
the Maxwell yesterday for the Montgomery
White Sulphur Springs, Va, accompanied
by Mr.. Joseph w. Allison and family, Of
Memphis.
Mr.. T. r. Davis, clerk of the steamer
Laura Davis, has gone out in the country
ruSticdtiDg.
Mr.. n. Cannon, of Franklin, was in the
city yesterday.
Senator James, Of Chattanooga, is in our
midst once more.
Z. NJ. Cullom left the city yesterday to
spend = couple of months in Dixon county
II. I. Johnson, of HUMBOLDT, Grand
Master l. o. o. F., OF this State, and orl-.
tor on the occasion of laying the corner
stone of the Odd Fellows Temple this
evening, arrived yesterday evening and
registered at the Maxwell House.
Registered at the Maxwell House last
evening were Jno. 7. Burr Memphis; r.
II. and J. .. Mason, MeMinnyilie: Jno.
F. Wade, Spring Hill; Sam. Perkins, Will
Hanson county; J. G. Harris, Memphis:
J. \. Sumpter, Pulaski; II. B, Folk,
Brownsville: Geo. \. Howard, Tennessee:
w. I. Peck, Springfield; G. c. Taylor,
Culleoka.
iIoV. Brown returned from Pulaski yes
terday evening.
j. II. OCOnnell was moving among his
Nashville friends Sunday. lie is travelling
for Cincinnati house