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the prisoners bill until that was decided. After
further conversation Mr.. Earle said he had 10 go
our, but would talk with him further about the
matter when he returned, whereupon ne put ON
MS coat and, accompanied by Mr.. sandor',
walked toward the door. Duny was close behind
them and ne Mr. EarleI saw him make motion
as II ne wanted 20 get his hand into hid pocket
ana hen the prisoner eyelled pistol at nlm
He immediately grappled with DunN, and got him
up against the wall ana held MIN TIL the onicer
came.
Daniel Jackson. the Auditor, detailed rhe con-
yeFsation ne had WITH the prisoner previous TO
the occurrence.
onlcer George Davis testified that he saw rhe.
prisoner there al ten O'Clock on the morning OF
the occurrence. and, In answer 10 MS inquiry, IN
formed him that Ihe Comptroller was not In that
scene oil the occurrence aud found Mr.. Earle hold
ing Duify, who delivered him arevolver, which,
upon examination, was found 10 contain tour
loaded chambers aud three empty ones.
several other witnesses were examined ana
corrooorated the testimony already given.
Mr. Foster, associate counsel Tor the accused.
opened the case Tor the defence and said that they
would show by witnesses That the father OF DUFFY
was subject 10 eplleptic hts and that the accused
the shooting.
Tue drst witness called was Philip DUFFY.
brother OF the accused, who gave inmate history
his father ana OIL the prisoner up 10 the present
time and the occupations III wnicn he had been
engaged. The witness spoke ul frequent attacks
of disease In which ne acted very violently and
had 10 lie confined in q hospital. MIR. RoiliDs sub.
uon, at the conclusion OF which the Court ad-
iOurned.
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L lie COUR T S.

The will ofEdward :. Brooks, late partner IN the
arm OF Brooks Brothers, clothiers, was yesterday
admitted to probate by Surrogate Hutcnings.
The widow ana children are the sole legatees TO
property valued at 100000.
surrogate Hutcnings mas issued an order re-.
leasing Mrs. Bryant from liability for the rent Of
the opera House, she having given up the lease.
Judge Lawrence OF the supreme Court, yester-
day dismissed the writ OF habeas corpus granted
In the case OF Carl vogt This leaves the prisoner
sun in the custody of the United states Marshal,
win a strong probability Of being extradited, I'M
less Mr.. John d. Townsend, his ingenious counsel.
can discern some quirk OF the law anording a
ioophole Of escape.
The case or John Power charged with killing,
through beating, a patient IN the Wards island
Lunatic Asylum, was called up Tor trial yesterday
in the Court OF oyer and Terminer, before Judge
Brady. His counsel, Mr.. William +. Howe, was
READY 10 proceed but. owing TO the absence OF the
medical witnesses for the prosecution, the trial
was postponed TILL to-day.
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VERDICT AGAINST A RAILWAY COM.
pANY

In June 1872, John Sutherland IN attempting 10
cross Fourth avenue, at Forty-seventh street, was
struck BY a locomotive and seriously injured his
right arm being broken and his left loot crushed,
necessitatIng the subsequent amputatlon OF four
OF his toes. He brought suit against the New York
Central and Hudson River Railroad Company,
claiming 500, 600 damages. The case was tried
yesterday before Judge Spelr, OF the Superior
Court The deience-the answer being verified by
Mr.. c. g. Clarke treasurer OF the company-was
contnbutlve negligence on the part Mr.. Suther
land. While the palDttff swore positively that the
engineer neither rang his bell nor wblstled as a
caution to persons crossing tue street, tue
engineer, bagrageman and others testi-
rung and the alarm whistle sounded. It was
CHARMED by Mr.. frank LOOMS. the counsel Tor the
railway COMPANY, that all the requirements OF the
law on the part OF the company had been fully
complied with, and thai the faulI lay wholly with
the plaintiff IN not looking up and down the track
before attempting to cross Colonel spencer
plnntifrs counsel. insisted that the com pany was
mindful OF every thing else except the SAFETY OF
human life. Counsel made a lengthy summing up,
but the Judge was very brieiln his charge leaving
ii for the Jury TO decide wholly upon tile evidence.
The jury Droagnt IN verdict OF $4,000 Tor the
plaintiff. Thirty DAYS was given for stay OF pro-
cesdIngs and the probability ~ that the case Will
he carried to the Court OF Appeals.
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A NEWARK HOUSE OF THE GOOD
SHEPHERD.

Yesterday there was thrown open for public in
spection for the first time the new House OF tho
Good shepherd IN Newark, 50 feeIngly appealed
for 10 his last circular to the clergy by Bishop
Corfigau. It is located on Higa street, close to
-. Michaeps Hospital and Is admirably suited Tor
the purpose ior-which 1t Is intended It's large
four story brick structure and mas spacious
grounds Tor exercise, &C. IL Is intended as 4 re-
tormatJry retreat Tor unfortunate females. anI
viii accommodate 100. large number OF sewing
machines Will De kept In constant use making
garments. These will be sold TO nelp deiray eN.
penses. Tomorrow a Mother Provincial or Mag
ualen ron Newark and SIX other Magdalens viii
begin the work Of the institution. on Monoav
~ Will be dedicated by the Bishop. After that mass
VIII be celebrated daily IN the chapel Dy Rev.
father Bogazi, Passionlst Father, now OF
HobOken.
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WARNING TO UNITED STATES MAR
SHAIS

In the superior Court, Part ., before Judge
SpeIr yesterday, in the case OF Catherine Gem
against United states Marshal Oliver fiske, the
jury rendered a verdict Tor the plaintiff for $s2l
This was an action brought by the plantin Tor the
wrongful conversion OF her properly by the United
states Marshal, nader warrant OIL SEIZURE IN
bankruptcy issued against one Charles Wlllets,
nom whom Mrs GEN mad purchased the property
eig hr months before Tue issuing OF the warrant.
The property. which Is situated AZ No 81 Eighth
avenue aud occupied "a a jewery store, was held
Nv me Marshal from the 5th OF November, 1875, to
January n 1874 she busiest time Of all the year IN
rms branch OF trade, aud IN consequence OF the
losses mus occurred the suit was brought
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
COURT or SESSIONS.

Before Judge Moore and Associates.
Lawrence Blockman, indicted for assaul. and
battery with intent to Kill, tried yesterday IN
the Kings County Court OF Sessions, before Judge
Moore and Associate Justices, and acquitted.
william Mcpherson indicted for burglary In the
second degree withdrew the plea Of not guilty
and pleaded guilty. lie was sentencedto the Peni-
Tertiary lOr two years.
john Bosnian. indicted for burglary in the third
degree, withdrew hts former plea OF not guilty
ana pleading guilty was sent TO the PenitentIary
Tor year.
A servant girl, Re3ecra 1orkin0t0n indicted for
stealing 81. 200 wOrtn OF Jewelry IRON Mrs. Rutb N.
Eodges, Withdrew ner plea Of not guilty and
pleaded guilty 10 the charge. She was renamed
ar zpufeure
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that the other two shall be transmitted
10 the Department OF Finance for payment; tnat
a receipt Tor the amount paid SHAH be taken upon
each Of the two vouchers sent 20 the Department
or Finance, and alter payment one copy OF tine
voucher snail remain on nle ia the Department y
days. be returned 10 the department on once
whence II emanated, where A shall oe placed on
1le and that either OF the vouchers shall be ol
equal value. as evidence OF work done or supplies
furnished. The communications ana the Ordi
nance were laid over ana ordered printed on the
minutes.
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Morgan

PATENT MEDICINE LARCENY
julius Hinderhunter, porter IN the employ Of
Van Bergen, Hoyt Co., druggists OF No 1877 Allen
street was arraigned on a charge or stealing $50
worth OF patent medicines OH last Monday. Hin
derhunter VINO was arrested by Ofiicer Horton, of
the Tenth precincr, pleaded guilty, and was held
in 81 900 bail TO answer.
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ANOTHER NEW JERSEY RAILROAD
ACCIDENT

Yesterday morning he locomotive Of a Midland
train was thrown from the track az the entrance
to the depot OF the Pennsylvania Railroad at
Jersey city. large portion q the new stone
platform was carried way ana the QUEER covering
~ one cylinder was torn on. There was great ex-
element among he passengers, Dut no person
was injured me collisions on this railroad IN
Jersey CITY are becoming aarmingiy frequent.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge sutherland.
THE EARLE ASSAULT.

THE EARLE ASSAULT.
After several prisoners were sentenced 70 brief
terms Of imprisonment on pleas 81 guilty The
Court took up tne case Of James a. Duny, who y
OF trial Tor attempting 20 shoot Abraham !.
Earle, Deputy Comptroller.
Abraham 4. Earle, the Deputy Comptroller,
testiaed tnat on the attn inst Duny visited The
Finance Department about twelve O'Clock, and,
after speaking with the Auditor, ne made inquiry
Or him respecting a claim winch ne nad against
the city for furaisning horses TO be used IN
the prison van used to convey prisoners TO
and from the Tombs and the courts or oyer
and Termlner which announced 70 S1,1Oo Mr..
Earle informed MN that NJ Brennan had a SINH.
lar claim against the cry, wnicn was then In pro-
cess Of litigation, and nothing could be done with
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COURT OF APPEALS.

The Court conyenss promptly on Monday, the
24th INST, a. ten O'Clock a. y. No reservation
will be made OF the first eight causes, unless on
account of sickness or an engagement elsewhere
10 tue actual trial or argument 90 another cause.
commenced before the term Of this court. or other
inevitable necessity, 70 oe snONn IN afiidavIt.
other causes on the calendar may be reserved Dy
stipulation, nied WITH tue Clerk before such cause
sna4l have Deen placed upon toe day calenaar OF
the Court. rne nrst eight causes will he tue day
calendar for MONDAY, the 24th INST Tuesday, the
25tn INST viii tie motion day. h. o. PERRIN,
clerk 81 toe Court ol Appeals.
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during the past eleven years. will prove of special

II will thus be seen that the last summer was
the most suspicious ana the most fortunate since
1868. IL rs to be hoped mat 1875 Will be able TO
snow as bright record as 1874.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED

DIMocK-HIPKINS.-- Thursday May %, Al the
Cnurcn OF the Reoeemer, in TINS city, Dy the Rev
.. W. Shackleford, MARITAL G. DMorK, Uniled
states Navy aud VIRGINIA 5. HIrKINs, OF Nor
folk, Va.
LJTTELL-WooDHuLI.-A Newark n D.. on
Wednesday, May l9, 1875 by the Rev. William n
Fndia,, ID. D., JOHN q. LT1IELL TO Ida ~ only
daughter OF William VI. woodruff
TCDDTFORD-SEABROoK. AT Lambcrtville, n. j.,
on wednesday, May ~ as csc Rev. n. A. Studdi-
ford, y. ~, lHE0DORE ". STUDDIFORD N. d., OF
LamDe.tville, ~ j., TO MARY Gordon, daughter of
the late Nicholas y. SeabroOK, Esq, Of Mcn-
mOnd, Va.
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DIEU.
ADAM-0n Thursday, goth inst, MATHEW r.
ADAM, IN tue SD year OF his age.
Tue relatives and friends OF the family are ia.
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FATAL LIGHTNING.
A Well known Davidson County Nan
Struck Dead in His Porch.

During the thunderstorm yesterday
about Z O'Clock, John I. Mills, a well
known citizen Of this county, was struck by
Iightuincand instantly killed while standing
in the porch of his residence, about two
and half miles from the city on Brick
Church pike. The lightning struck the
southeast corner Of the house. which IS a
frame, tearing off some OF the weather
boarding and did considerable work at the
corner diagOnally opposite. But Mr.. Mills
was standing in the portico at the south
west corner near or against a post. He was
looking out at some fine stock in pasture,
and had been heard to say, few minutes
before, that ne wished they were IN the
stable.
A wire on which some vines chung was
directly over his head and evidently con-
Quoted the fatal electricity TO its destina-
ton. The charge passed from head to foot,
discolOring the flesh in spots beneath the
ears, along the back, right side and right
leg, and bursting open the right boot. lie
fell aud with 4 culver Of the lip expired.
The only other iuua ate Of the house
severely shocked was Ms. Piper, but she
received no serious injury. DR.. Menees
Of this city was Immediately sent for and
attended.
Mr.. Mills was about forty-five years Of
ace. He has left a wife and child and a
grown son. He was a great fancier Of fine
stock and a man of extensive popularity.
His remains will be conveyed to Mt. Olivet
for interment, the funeral taking place from
the residence, with divine services, this al
teTnOOn at o'clock.
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ALL OVER THE CITY.

Z. 3. klliston yesterday sold TO Jacob
Eel, Of this city, 4 FLY three months old,
sired by Enfield, dam Blilkmaid, for S4UO.
The managers Of the WOman's Mission
Home are requested by Mrs. J. w. Bonner,
Secretary, to meet at the Home at o'clock
this afternoon.
Detective Sam Fields went out twelve
miles on the Hillsboro pike yesterday and
recovered a mare that had been stolen from
a. A. Hite. He returned the animal to lis
owner and got his reward.
Conveyance will leave the Edgetield
H0use at 8 o'clock A. NJ. tomorrow and
next day for the accommodation Of dele
gates to the Nashville District Conference,
which meets at Trinity Church.
The Post Band viii give picnic at the
National Garden tonight under the man
agement Of Capt Fuessel, leader of the
band. The entertainments at this garden
are largely attended and are enjoyed by all.
The eighth annual exhibition of the
pupils Of st. Demands Academy takes
place at ST. Mary's School, at half past 3
O'Clock this afternoon. The exercises con-
slitule a full and attractive programme and
a large crowd Of visitors viii no doubt be
in attendance.
Luther Ewing has ordered bis UNION
AND AMERICAN to be sent TO Mammoth
Gaze, where he has gone with his string
band to remain about four months. When
il comes to handling the violin, Ewing is a
good one, and everybody at the Cave will
get the benefit Of his fine music this sum-
mer.
AT the meeting Of the West End Mite
Society Tuesday night some very elegant
tableaux were presented by the little folks
with the assistance Of DR.. Bunch and Ms
JnO. A. Meadows The regular election
for officers was held, resulting as follows
Miss Mary McTyeire, president; Miss
Emma Carnes, vice president; Miss Mar
glres Thomas, treasurer, and LyttoT
Thomas, secretary.
Some days ago, q Union street cleTA
wanted to send his dulcinUa a magnolia
He wrote a sweet little note to send alOns
! with il, and called in colOred boy to gooI
/ the errsnd. He gave the lad explicit di
rectioBs as to where lie was 10 60 an'
started him of, but, as luck would lave il
| forgot TO send the magnolia, and only gave
| the boy the note. The negro delivered tn
! tender missive, but was somewhat aston
| ished at the questions the lady asked hin
concerning the flower. BE went to on
Union street friend and explained matter;
only to be sent back with the magnolia.
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: New sumner Resort.

The stockholders of the Cascade for
merly "Pylant'') Springs, held a meeting
at the office of Col. II. L. Claiborne on
Tuesday, the 18th inst, B. S Rhea in the
chair and L. @. TaTbOX acting secretary.
Articles of agreement were approved and
signed and resolutions adopted asking alb
sent stockholders to sign the same-loOk-
ing to the immediate and permanent or
SANITATION of the company, the MANAGE
inent to be entrusted TO a board Of trustees
to be elected biennially.
The springs are located in Franklin
county, six or seven miles southwest OF
Tullahoma, and possesses substantially the
same mineral elements as the celebrated
Hurricane Springs.
The tockholders-belween twenty-five
and thirty in number, are mainly residents
of Nashville, though MuTtreesborO, lula
homa and some other places are represented.
The object of the association is to establish
a frst-class watering place and summer re-
sort.
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THE COURTS.

PROBATE COURT. y. Mckenzie ap-
pointed administrator upon the estate Of A.
r. Mann, deceased.
CHANCERY COURT Steele, Trustee,
vs.. DobsOn; decree for sale.
Alexander Us. Adams; final decree.
Shelton rs. Howell; death Of plaintiff
pIoyen and Cause revived in name Of K. A.
f. Shelton, administrator, etc.
Reid, ex'r, etc, vs.. Newman ct al; Clerk
and Master ordered to pay SO to Allison,
guardian.
Brien ". Hartman and Coleman; refer
ence to Clerk and Master.
Caldwell, Commissioner, etc, vs.. Cheat
ham ct al; guardian ad litem appointed.
Same vs.. Jos. Savage; guardian ad Item
appointed.
Hergel vs.. Leitenberger ct al; final de-
cree.
CRIMINAL COURT.-State rs. Bud Eli
son, cOiOred, robbery and larceny; verdict
guilty-ten years in the penitentiary.
State vs.. Leroy Hughes, colored, larceny;
verdict guilty-ffteen days IN the county
WOrkhOuse.
State vs.. Allen Lyle, alias, etc, and
William Harding, alias etc, larceny OF
horse; motion for severance granted and
utIcuuAulo CUllNlCLCQ anu tLssie5-C4 ~ yeas
in the penitentiary.
State vs.. same, larceny; severance grant
ed and defendants convicted and assigned
3 years in the peuitentiary.
State VS.. same, larceny; severance grant
ed; verdict guilty-penalty, 8 yeas in the
penitentiary.
State vs.. Chas. Hicks, colOTed, burglary
and larceny; pending.
CIRCUIT COURT.-SEiss Relief Society
vs.. Estes; Judgment for plaintiff for pos
session Of land.
State, ex rel. ThOs. I. Saunders vs..
John A. Cooper; defendant fined $50 and
imprisoned 10 days for contempt.
Hare vs.. ButtOTifi pending.
Fisher vs.. Brown ct al; judgment for
plaintiff for ST6S.13 and interest.
To-day the call will commence at 46l.
LAW COURT.-Eddy vs.. Foster and Nc
Even; debt of defendant suggested and
case revived against public administrator.
Franklin vs.. Price; pending.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

Judge Dulings fines amounted to $50
yesterday.
Leroy Hughes, colored, was sent to the
county wOrkhOuse by the Criminal Court
Yesterday on the charge Of larceny.
Sallie Washington was fined ten dollars
in the Police Court yesterday for using
abusive language. She couldn't pay the
fine and was sent down TO the work
house.
Sheriff Moore, Of Henry county, COM
mitted 10 the peniLentia-y yesterday, three
negro convicts: Isham Cardwell, murder,
for life; Anthony Dinwiddie and Robert
Holsapple, each for twelve months.
Sometime ago Mrs D. 9. Names hit Mrs.
Edwards in the head with an axe and came
near putting an end to her life. Yesterday
she had Mrs. Edwards husband arrested On
the charge of assault aud battery, and the
case will come up for trial al one O'Clock
p. N. to-day.
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Meath br Lightning.

1t must be painless. The nerves Of the
human body do not convey a sensation OF
pain instantly to the nerve Centers. There
is an appreciate interval before we are
cognizant of what has happened. The time
OF an electric fash is a small fraction OF
this interval. While the velocity Of ner-
vous sensation Of pain is less than hun
dred feet a second, that Of electricity, valy-
ing under different circumstances, is many
thousand times greater. We are killed be-
fore we know it. Yet there is probably a
greater dread of death from this cause than
from almost any other.
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Tennessee stock Breeders 60 she Front.


Mr.. Charles GroOms received the follow
ing dispatch yesterday:
TORONTO, ONTARIO, June 1G, 1S75.-I
bought the Fifth Duke Of Hilihurst at
eight thousand three hundred dollars gold.
He is six weeks old. This is the highest
price ever paid in the world for any animal
Of his age. The crowd cheered three times
for Tennessee. l bought two celebrated
Frantic heIfers. L. I. NOEL.
The pedigree Of this. highly important
purchase is as follows:
Fifth Duke OfHellhuIst by 18th Duke
Geneva, out of Adric Duchess, by 18th
Duke of ThOrndsle, and thence tracing back
10 the original Duchess COW bred by IhOs.
Bates, Of England.
Eleventh Duke of Geneva, the sire, was
lately owned by Mr.. Geo. hurry, Of Racine
Wis, who had a standing offer for him Of
$4,000, but declined.
1t will be remembered that members Of
this family sold at the Great New York
Mills sale as high as $4,000, $4,000, $780,
600, $4,000, and $4,000. This young
bull is to be the joint property of DR.. E. I.
| Noel, Col. Mark ). COckerill,
| and Col. Thomas Gibson. Brave
| spirits, these, to invest so largely in a sin
| Gle animal. We are proud to see old Ten
| nessee going to the front, thus sustaining
in peace the proud position she has won in
war.
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Tennessee EdIlors in Town.

The following Tennessee journalists ar
rived in town yesterday, on their way to
MurfreesborO to participate in the meeting
of the State Press Association:
RI. G. White, Lebanon Herald; Archie
Thomas. SprinQtfeld Record; T. B. Malone,
Laurence Journal: T. w. Neal, President
of the Association, DyersJTg Gazette; Jos.
Barbiere, Memphis Eclectic: II. II. Polk,
Bulletin: r. NJ. Dickinson, Paris Intelti'
0encer: w. \. Taylor, BellUiUe Enter
prise: T. II. Baker, Dresden Democrat
Camden Banner and Huntingdon Times;
Gen. NJ. J. Wright, Columbia Journal
Alfred S. Horsely, Columbia Herald ana
Mail: W. J. Slater, Winchester Home
Journal.
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Insure in the State Insurance Company.
A frst-class carriage maker wanted by
d. Writesman q Son.
See nonresident notice by the Clerk and
Master Of the ChanceTy Court.
The steamer Alex. Kendall starts on q
dOwn-Tiver trip at l o'clock to-day.
The Post Band will give grand bop a.
the National Garden tonight. 4 good time
is promised.
A purse of 500 will be tro.ted for at the
Nashville Race Track on Saturday next.
Entries given in advertisement in another
column.
Proposals wanted for printing the City
Digest. See advertisement.
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THERE are four persons in Conway, y.
II. (John BroughtOn, sMark Broughton,
Mrs. Mark Merrill and Mrs. Elijah Stew
art). who are blood relations % the Queen
Of England. Their grandmother was
cousin TO William.IV., making them third
cousins tho te Prince Of Wales.
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The Louisville FaYOrite!-Cary's ele-
CANT Cologne, very refreshing, fragrant
and lasting. Price of trial size, % cents.
Give it a trial. For sale by DemOville &
Co. and druggists generally.
ie3 thurs.sun,tu tues I'm
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New Madeira Lace Embroidery for trim
ming Ecrue Net POlOnaise and Ecrue Lin
en-, at the Southern Palace, Church street.
my23 If
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Nancy in Straw,

Our grocery, hardware and queenswaIe
merchants get the straw they use in pack
ing from The North, paying Sl.65 per 100
lbs. for II. It is suggest that tennessee
farmers could make something by balIng
some Of their straw this season and placing
II on the market.