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FoREIGN FORE

clnAntrS May as-Arriyed. schr Nellie Scott Miiien
Havana.
CiFsguEcos June ll-Arrved, brig Perces Hinekley,
Small. New York
oIRKALIAR, MAY 27-saled. bark Chief Nickerson
drOm new York.. BeyrouG having completed repairs
HArAxA June fa-~alled. bark Harriet Campbel tBr),
Taylor Charleston brig 4 Michael tBr, Bond, Pasoa-
gUula.
HALIFAX June it-Arrivcd, br0s Delta tBr), Deme-
rara aMonross Br, Porto Rico; 10th, steamer Geo shat
tuck. 81 Pierre.
Sailed lstn steamer HISTORIAN tBp. wyIe Newfound-
lard and Liverpool
Lonos, May lin port, ships Alex Mcneil, spron for
Europe Puritan, D0nne fur Antwerp 3ettYsDura Ae1
ander ior EUROPE lvsnhoe. Herrimsn Tor Vuesnstown
Anna Camp. Gardner. Tor Europe BARK Fekln, Sey-
nour. tor navrei schr u Mouton, smith. for DO; -,
hEwcAsrLs, Nsw, April lU-sailed. ship sarah Bell
(Brl, hitehburn, san FranoiscOs . - -.
NASSAU June 5-sallod sohrs charlie Cobb, Kennedy,
Cat Island and New Yorki TN, Hattie smith, Lee,
New NOrx.
Plscssayo March l4-Arrived, ship Abner Kenyon,
Watts Philadelphia, ..
FAHRLLCN, April z7-In port, bark FANNIE skoihoid,
REAGAN. from Cnllao. - -.
Pom ANfosIo ia, June BIN port, schrs Gen Grant
Rowe. sunbeam, Kalnt Charlie steadman. Duuton
and Peter Mitchell, EensOn, all tor United tttes, ldaa
picr0r rs June l5-Clehred, bark Warrior tBr),
Kitchen, Portland, - :. -,,
ROSARIO. Aprt R-ArrlYedt hchr Johh ~ 1hmewehs
Berry. Avna0ns
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WIiALEMEN.

Arrived az New Bedford June IA ship Young Phoenix,
Fuller Indian Ocean Albany MI, Jan Is with $40 bbls
oil 40 bbls taken thu passnge), 4OJ do WI oil and
1000 lbs bone. ReportsSpoke May lat 45 s. Ion 81 80
W bark Lydia Prafo NIB no oil since last report bound
direct to st Mchaels.
sailed from do June Is, bark Lancer, Dowden, Allan
tic ocean. =,
sailed from New London June u.s. schr chas Colgate.
Ssson. De ISOLATION ana Hurd's Islands. .
Arrived at Russell, April "a harks Tamerlane Moul-
ton ~ months out. with 800 bbls 50 oil May 5, Ma
poleon Jernegan, Nh with 260 bbls sp oil since leaving
home. bound for the or shore Ground.
SAILED russell April p, barks Matilda Sears
Chlds Dartmouth tor cruise; 27th, Abraham Bar
ker, Potter Ma Tor home, with fuil cargo OF oil,
freight catch; Atlantic, Brown do tor cruise May
10. ship Niger, iiallett do, tor a cruise -
letter IRON capt Allen OF bark Mars OF NIB reports
her al Ancui. Chill May 4. ready for sea, having been
detained bY gales and head winds since Aprl 49,:
A letter from Capt Jacob A Rowland dated Vnlpa-
raio May IS reports that the bark Morning star Pot
ter NIB sailed the day previous Tor Panama, Iapt
Potter having oinet the vessel Chiian barks Mary
and Charles tdward were both hting for whaling
voyages and would sail soon.
lotter from Capt shiyerick, Of bark seine Of NB.
board the oil she stored there year previous and would
sail tor home that day.
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SPOKEN.

Janeiro, May 2 lat us ), Ion NW.
ship Memnon Baker. from Liverpool for Calcutta,
April H. LIT 2 s. Ion rs W.
ship Ada Of Yarmouth, Ms, bound W. May % lat 4s Is
n. Ion IS ~
ship John Harbour gBn, from Liverpool for St John,
NIB, May 20 lat 40 a5 Ion IS 81
Bark Freden (Nor, from KraEeroe Tor Sycney, CB.
MAY n lat 40 - Ion s! ~.
Bark edna Brl, from Waterford for Halifax May ~,
lat 81 10, Ion 10 &C.
Bark Bessie Parker fBrl from Barrow for New for9
or Dalhouse. May g. lat So lon ~.
Bark Undine (Brl. from Fowey for Philadelphia, May
20, lat ~ III, Ion II Cd
Bark kstiler GER from Hamburg for United States
May 81, OF the Start.
BARK Blanche lBrl, from London for Victoria, April
lat ; Ion 70 W.
Bark bina from PeterheRd for Philadelp hia, June
Il lat 40 10 Ion CO.
Bark Lizzie Cameron (Br). nom Brunswick, Ca, for
Monte videO, May :, late y, Ion 3 W.
Schr Mable Staples. from Wilmington for Santiago,
June ~, lat 81, Ion "a
Tue Bella Florence" probably schr Belle CrowelD,
from New York for PerEambuco, May z lat n, Ion
80 w.
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D. NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTER
ING THE PORT or NEW FORK AT NIGHr-The NEW
YORK has adopted distinguishing Cosion night
signal for board the HERALD steam yacht show
ing while burning the green, red. changing
the other succession and can be seen sew
eral miles distant Captains OF vessels seeing this
signal will obllge US by preparing any marine news
they may have tor the ship News Department OF the
HERALD
10 Persons DESTROYS of communicating with vessels
arriving al New York do by addressing to such
vessels care OF HERALD yacht pier No East
River New York Letters received from all parts or the
world and promptly delivered Duplicates are re-
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schr jennie Russ Norton EII.abetApOr. Tor ProvI.

Schr Jennie Russ, Norton ElxabetAport for Provi-
dence.
schr Benz Wright Wright. New York for wellAeet
schr LaconiA. Crockett. New ork tor Roc kiand
schr runis Depew Baker, New NorG for Hynnnis.
schr nightingale Young, Hoboken Tor Providence.
schr Abbe kmerv. Emery New York for Boston,
scnr u Gurus, Sprague, uobokeu Tor Hoston.
Schr Henrietta. Lyndon, iioboken tor providence.
schr = Means Lewis, New York Tor Portland.
Schr Richard Law. Parker. Newburg Tor Providence.
schr Mary, Lewis New YORK tor Boston.
Schr Ann Ilppe. Bacon, Weehawken for New Bed
ford
Schr Jane Bell, Hoboken for Boston.
Schr Ncllic Doe, richardson, New York for Bath.
Schr Robert Center lluse, New YORK Tor PORT Jeffcr
son.
Tor Noank.
Schr John StocKham, Hart loboken for Providence.
schr haze Nc aimee, New YORK tor Greenwich
Schr Louisa Frances, Kelly, New ork New Bed
ford
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THE AMERICAN CARDINAL EMBLEM

4 SPLENDID DESIGN TO COMMEMORATE THE
coxFfRRISo OF me BERRETTA
Mr.. Frederick Catun, oil 80. l,49l Broadway.
aaa iust completed what he calls "tne American
Cardinal emblem wnlsh Is an elegant design,
prepared on large scale on canvas, ana
reduced W Photography II h OF large
proportions. Ia the form Oh Roman cross,
embracing crosses II every part or it, details AMI
presenting the form Of cross no matter rom
what standpoint II Is viewed. me main line has
Ieven bars running across, Of different width, tne
whole displaying ingenious ornamentation suit
able 70 the expression OF religious sentiment. Tue
prominent features are those which present the
recent concerning 81 the DerTettd upOn Cardinal
NcCloskey and the ASSOCIATIONS connected with
TIE OCCASION all else OelnQ supplementary, but adj
miratly selected and applied. photographs u the
Icenes In the Lathearal are well arranged. and
The CARDINALS portrait with bis monogram ana
egner emDlsms 81 nia high once, are prominently
displayed. A likeness Of toe NerY Rev. Fat1er
Quinn anc photographs or the pastoral residence
Il Mulberry street the Cardinals residence on
dadlson avenue am OF tue present Cathedral
are All introduces VITA sKll A represen tation
" 80. Patrick "a made 70 hold prominent place,
ana the POPE h pictured ~ al attitude OF deep
meditation ana prAger. Two vows Ol the NAtlean
sge also Riven. 10 connection vita tnese anu
some other 81 tie more pr0Uecat agsres, tnere
maee, suea - ''Ihrist crowned win lhorls.n
"1ms Bsols end me Cross ..ine hscen.
aam,u .aChrst Cat ylng the Cross "f
h@smwrmcti0n Of tue NlTpin May "Inrlst Bless.
a. tnn Chlarenn and numbers 81 Diners tos uu.
n6Foma ~ name here. centre piece. ,mmeas
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ately over the Cardinals portrait, Is work Of

ately over the Cardinals portrait, WORK OF
exquisite taste.
the emblem occupied its designer nearly four
months IN completing n. 10 Is now "a the hands
81 >, A. thomas, the photograph r, who has al
ready taken copies l4XlT Inches In size. one OF
which, highly cclored, mas been presented 70 Car
dlnal EsCtoskey. grand copy, oil very large d.
mensions, VIII in due time be made, and TINS Il 70
be sent 10 tine Centennial Exhibition at Pnlladel-
phia aud Is consequently 10 be formally presented
"a Cardinal McCloskey az a memento or the occa-
sion which called lt into existence.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Merchants. shippinr agents AMI shipmasterI are Ia
formed that BY tslegraphlng to tbs HRRALD London
Bureau No 1 Fleet street. TO tia Par, once.
Rue Scribe the arrivals at departures from Eu.
ropean and Eastern ports OF American AL all foreign
ve-ses trading with the Untei satsA the sane will Be
cabed 10 this country tree OF charge AMI pubisaeL
Captains arriving at and sailinI from French AMI
Mediterranean ports win nnl the Paris oos the more
economical and expeditions tor telszrapnlay nswA
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STABBED IL THE SIDE.

Jona McSaiiy and Edward McGratn, both resid.
e Al 10. 23s west SIX eenth street became en-.
aaged u an alteration al out eight O'Clock last
night 10 'front.' Oi their dwelling, aud McCratn
siabnoi McN4Ily In the SIDE, inftcfing slt4ht
WOMB. McNaty was attended by Police surgeon
Wade ana Eent nome. and Mcur9ta Naa l9ckeu w
IA tue slxteenth precinct station house
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Steamer oId Dominion, Tor Richmond Sci barks Julie
Erne stlne tFrl Bordeaux Regia Nor. London; AzoH
Norl, Lsboni Curer dc bombay dr., Cette; Francisco
BellagnmDn (Norl Cork falmouth; Heinrich Born
lNor do do; Vittoria Ua). Gloucester; Louisa
Bruno n qsaR Lsh brigs Jens Hntze dam, cork; Ma
Amelia lBrl, 81 Johns ME- Arctic lBrl, Lyerpool Re-
public (Br), st Georges tBermudal Amelia Emma,
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WEST POINT.

LIST or THE GRADUATES AND THEIR STAND
NG-THE CANDIDATES FOR ADMISSION
GRAND HOP LAST EVENING.
WEST POINT, jane 10, 1878.
At noon tomorrow the class Of rs VIII pass out
81 existence. The following are the standings"
ii the graduates as announced &C parade tonight.
n the various branches or study la which Inc
.iass have been "drledn during the year. Toe
general staading' viii not be announced until
tomorrow
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Ship Edith tBrl, Rogers from Liverpool April "a
Bark Laura Gertrude tGerl shuttle, from Hamburg.
April Is
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Once


lTES OF DEPARTURE FROM NKW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS or JUNE AND JULY
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CANDIDATES FOR ADMISSION.

CANDIDATES FOR ADMISSION.
The following are the names OF the candidates
Tor admission VINO are 10 form the fourth Class,
twenly-oae OF whom nave already reported
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sfIsC5EIII'iLILANEOUs.

MIsCELLASEOUs.
A DsoLuTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DTFFkR
n ent states; legal every whore deseru0n, &C. sum
Gent cause, no publicity requrod no charge until al
voroe IL granted, ad vice free
A -HERALD BRANCH OFFICE BRooKLYN COR
"A. ner OF Fulton avenue an Boerum street
Open nom A. ". to y Y. ~.
on sunday ron tot r. ~
A BsoLuTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIP
"A foront states for numerous Oausoat no publicity
legal 0verywhore. Terms satisfactory. FHEDAKICKI
KING, Lawyer and Notary Public, s0B Broadway Res
denoe offices No Eighth street.
DEFORE YOU GO IN The COUNTRY GRT A SUE
ID ply Of choice Teas, dcliolQus COnoes and m
Groceries, AtIHOMAs A. A0NEW, 81 Vesey streeL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-13
FRATERNIZATION.
EX.SOldierS Of the Federal Army TO
Attend the Confederate
Decoration.
The Invitation ReciprOcated TO At
tend the Federal Decoration,

4 meeting Of eX-officers and soldiers Of
the Army Of the Potomac, to make arrange
ments for decorating the graves Of the Fed
eral dead, was held at No. 60 South Cherry
street Yesterday afternoon. Capt. Michael
Walsh was called to the chair, and Col.
Edward ). Jones chosen Secretary.
1t was resolved by The meeting to accept
the invitation extended them by the COM
mittee directing the decoration Of the Con
federate graves, and that they would attend
the decOra' ION in a body. It was also DE-
cided 10 decorate the graves of the Fed raj
dead on the 5lst inst, and a resolution
was adopted extending a cordial invitation
to the eX-COufederate soldiers to be present
on the occasion.
Col. Edward 5. Jones, Col. j. J. ORourke
and C.. W. Lewis, were appointed a com
mittee 10 confer with a similar committee
from the Army of the Cumberland in ar
ranging for attending the decoration Of the
Confederate graves.
Mr. Joseph Kline was elected marshal Of
the detachment from the Army Of the
Potomac.
Free transportation to the Federal Gem
eterv will be extended to the GOyernO',
his staff, and the Mayor and City Council.
The chairman was authorized to call
meeting Of the committee at any time
deemed necessary.
The ex. soldiers Of the Army Of the PO-
tomac Will meet at the Louisville depot TO
attend the decoration Of the Federal graves
on the 3lst inst.
l. is understood that the eX-soldiers of
the Army Of the Cumberland will meet in
a day or two and agree upon a programme
similar to that above indicated.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

The Police Court fines yesterday amount
ed TO only 81.
\ negro named James Hamilton, was
sent TO the county work-house by the
Criminal Court yesterday, for assault and
battery.
Sallie WaShingt1 IN, COlored, was arrested
by Officer CurTin yesterday and taken be
fore Justice BaShette, on the charge of va
grancv. She was fined - and costs, and
gave security for the payment thereof.
Sheriff Lowe, Of Bradley county, brought
to the penrtentiaTy yesterday a cOlored con
Wet named Amos Young, sentenced to
three years for larceny. The Sheriff
brought him Isl miles without the aid Of a
guard.
Matte Donaldson, colOred, was taken be
fore Justice Baskette yesterday on the
charge of stealing clothing from Matte
Walker. She gave boLd for her appearance
before the Criminal Court. William Hart,
colored. arraigued Oh the same charge, was
released.
Detectives Watson and Fields yesterday
arrested two negro women named Frances
Ridley and Celia Walker at Mud Tavern,
on the charge Of larceny. In the possession
Of the former was found an English patent
lever silver watch upon the case Of which
was engraved the name Of II. ). Anderson.
The darkies were committed 20 jail by
Justice Everett 10 await trial at II A. NJ.
to-day.
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PERSONAL

Il is said that Hon.. H. L. Davidson, of
Bedford County, and DR.. W. A. Smith, of
Maury, together with two or three gentle
men from Davidson, expect to attend the
Mecklenburg Centennial at Charlotte, n.
c., on the 10th inst.
Sam RosemaD, Of Athens, Ala, was at
the Cotton Exchange yesterday.
Col. w. b. Reese lectures at S o'clock
this evening in the Federal Court room,
opposite the Cathedral, after which there
will be a literary sOciable, with musical
accompaniment.
NOlney 5. Stevenson has been appointed
a commissioner for Tennessee to the Inter
national Geographical Congress and Syndi-
cate Of Trades, which is to meet at Paris.
&. Z. O'Neill, of Washington, for several
years a resident Of this city, is here with
his wife, on a visit to their relatives and
friends.
At the Maxwell: Col. J. B. Craighead,
JnO. W. Graham, c. >. Price, Memphis;
John d. Owen, Lebanon; Chas. d. Bailey,
GAINESVILLE; T. B. Ivie, Shelbyville; 1. n.
Barnett, Columbia; Rev. w. E. Munsey,
Jonesboro; T. Nixon Van Dyke, Athens;
d. Ii. Llewellyn, Benz. fletcher, New York;
Nm. Weard, Louisville; J. 4. Waggoner,
Cincinnati; c. A. Smith, New York.
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tai hero, if the family should permit them
to be used for that purpose.
The following resolution offered by Judge
Sneed, was adopted:
Resolved, that the COMMITTEES on Selec-
tiOns be instructed to identify each article
to be exhibited at Philadelphia, from Ten
nessee, the exact locality Of its growth,
manufacture or production, with the name
of the artisan, producer, manufacturer or
miner, subject to the rules Of the National
Centennial Commission.
Col. F. p. Cahill offered the following
resolution, which was adopted:
Resolved, that in preparing for and con-
Quoting the representation Of Tennessee at
the Centennial Celebration in Philadel-
phia, the Commissioners appointed by the
General Government, and the Commits
siOners appointed by the Governor Of Ten
nessee, and the committees heretofore ap-
pointed by the National Centennial Com
missiOners and Board Of Finance, shall act
as one body and be known as the "BOard
Of National and State Centennial Commits
siORers of Tennessee"
The Board then adjourned, subject TO the
call Of the Chairman.
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THE COURTS.

SUPREME COURT.-The first section
took up the Lincoln county docket, finished
the law part Of it and made an informal
call Of the equity. Before the other branch
Of the court No. 50 Of the Davidson law is
still pending.
FEDERAL COURT.-HammOn vs.. Hall
& Cutter; judgment set aside and pleas al
lowed 10 be filed.
United States vs.. Geo. Long, and United
States vs.. 7. o. Grass; verdict, guilty. fine
SO and costs.
United States vs.. Sugg Fort; pending.
PROBATE COURT Lizzie II. Little vs..
Samuel j. Little ct al; order appointing W.
II. Traford trustee, in the place Of ). j.
Little, deceased.
Jas. C. Thomas and wife vs.. Charles
Marshall Ct al; order for PARTON Of realty
among the heirs Of Elizabeth Marshall, de-
ceased.
NC. Sulzbacher was appointed guardian
Of Chas. 5, Julia and Edward Coleman,
minors.
LAW CoURT.-Catherine Badoux, use,
ETC., vs.. John N. Bass; plaintiff called out
and taxed with costs.
AT. Whitman, administrator Of Eliza
beth Kimbro, vs.. Nance ct all set for trial
Wednesday, May 20, 1915.
Whites Creek Turnpike Company vs..
Paul Dismukes; set for to day at 9 o'clock.
CRIMINAL COURT.-Still engaged on the
misdemeanOr docket, with the probability
Of reaching the Jail felony docket to-day.
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eENTLEMEN's CLOTHING.
FINE CLOTHING!
Gents Furnishing GOOdS.

Cur Stock is nOW complete,
consisting Of all the latest
styles i'm Dress, Promenade
and Business Suits, all of
which they invite the atten-
ton of buyers, to examine,
knowing that their Goods
cannot be surpassed i'm this
or any other country.
Call and examine S.POWerS
& Son new style Grape CASH
mere Coat aud Vest, new
styles and new shades i'm
French Cashmere Pants.
NeCkWear in great variety.
Remember the place. s.
POWERS & son, Burns Block,
Corner Public Square and
Market Street.
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ALL TO BE PLEASED.
HE Confederate Decoration Day
Changed 10 Friday, the 2Sth Inst.

The Confederate Decoration Day
Changed TO Friday, the 2sth Inst.
The Committee Of Arrangements for
decorating the graves Of the Confederate
dead, met in the Criminal Court room at >
o'clock yesterday afternoon, Capt. a. j.
McWhiTter presiding.
Capt. w. q. Ewing said as there had
been some objection 10 having the decOra-
Jicn take place on the Sabbathy he felt dis
posed to please everybody, and would
therefore move 10 change the day Of deco
ration from Sunday, the Both inst, 10 Fri
day, the 2SJh. The motion was carried
after some little discussion, and it was
agreed for the decoration to take place al
half past / O'Clock in the afternoon.
The chairman stated that he had confer
red with Mayor Howell, who would issue
a proclamation requesting that all places Of
business be closed on that day. The Sun
day schools would turn out on the ccca-
sion and sing a number Of appropriate
songs, among them, "Let US Cross Over
the River and Rest Under the Shade, -
under the leadership Of Prof. Mcintosh.
All VIII be furnished free transpOrtiOn,
trains TO be run TO and from the grounds
from till O'Clock p. NJ.
The chair appointed the following COM
mittee Ola finance:
Mai. ". H. Hill, VIM. II. Mccarthy, Ed.
Willard, Ed. Reese, j. G. Sawyers, John
Allison, Herman BGddeke, 10. FARMLAND,
James 4. Jennings, Hiram Hooper, Hugh
Heverin. Mai. VIM. Kelley, Jas. T. Bell,
W. A. knight, VIM. LitteUer.
DR.. ". j. McMuuay, }. W. Fitzpatrick
and T. II. CmldIesS were appointed q COM
miJtee on transportation.
The Committee then adjourned TO meet
a. p. NJ. on the oath inst,
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OUR OWN CENTENNIAL.

where and How the MeekIenburg
Declaration is TO be Celebrated In
Davidson County.
The centennial anniversary Of the Meek
lenburg Declaration Of Independence will
be celebrated on May 20, by appropriate
ceremonies, at the Nashville Fair Grounds.
The whole day will be devoted to an old
fashioned picnic jollifcatiOn. All military
companies, Masonic, Odd Fellows, and
other organized associations, are requested
to Join. Seats will be set apart in the cell
tire Of the amph,theatre for the city and
county school children, who will sing sew
eral songs appropriate 10 the occasion,
under the lead Of Prof. Bailey.
Short addresses will be made by several
gentlemen Of distinction The conduct Of
the celebration will be under the auspices
Of the City Council and the Tennessee
Historical Society. Hon. John NJ. Lea,
Gen. Z. Kirby Smith and DR.. Robert G.
Foster, are the committee on the part Of
the Society. It is expected that all our
people Will enter heartily into the celebra-
ton.
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HEALTH AND PLEASURE EXCUR.
sIONs TO COLORADO.

The st. Louis, Kansas City and Northern
Railway has just published a new and Illus
trated Guide to Colorado, season OF 1881 Civ
ing brief description Of the famous Resorts
in the Rocky Mountain Regions; also
rates of fare. This Guide contains valuable in
formation for Tourists and Inyalids. Free.
Send for copy. Address C. X Lord, General
Passenger Agent, st. Louis, Mo.
ap2s wed sat 3m
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A SMASH-UP.
Delay Of trains az memphis function.


The passenger traiT on the Memphis
branch Of the Louisville, Nashville and
Great Southern road, due at Memphis
junction at 2:22 A. NJ, ran of the track at
that place yesterday morning. The engine
and the bagga-e car were ditched, but their
occupants escaped unhuIt.
The engine was considerably damaged,
but the baggage car received no serious in
jury. The rear end Of the train, consisting
Of two coaches and two sleepers, was nc.
thrown of the track. The accident occa-
stoned some delay to trains on the main
stem, but a track Of thirty yarCs was built
around the wreck, and The passenger train,
due in this city at $50 A. NJ, arrived at
lI:35. The uOrthward bound train was
detained at the scene Of the accident till
after the time it was due in Louisville,
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The Safe Superintendent of Public In
stuciou has been inquired OF as TO why
iHe warrants recently issued 10y the Comp
froIIer for he interest ON school fund are
ne, Qgil upon presentation 20 the State
Treasurer. The answer Is so plain rs TO be
g,rfa seIcevfdert. The Legislature has
suspended the collection Of taxes I'LL No
vembeI next, until which time, without a
miracle. the m0Ue- viii not be IN the
Treasury TO pay or said warrants. Ihe
warrants for Vgll-taN are payable upon pre-
sentatiOn.
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Orphan Camp No. 3, OrJerof Pale Faces,
viii give a baska. picnic and dance at the
horticultural Gardens ON the anniversary
of the MeckleubUg Declaration of indie
pendeuce, Thursday, the 23h inst. The
price urtickg,s. admitting gentleman and
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