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persons who have seen her during and
aftsr her altlictiOn, that / will submit TO
the society," II necessary, or desired. All Of
which l respectfully submit"
THEY DON'T BELIEVE IT.
DR.. Paul +. Eve moved THAT a commit
tee Of three, consisting Of DR.. Jas. B. Muir
free, Of Rutherford county, and two others
whom he may select, be appointed - in
vestigate all the facts connected wnh This
snake story, with instructions Ia r,-g..lt at
the next meeting OF the society. IL rX-
planned thai he did this in order to asai,i
discussion II tie subject, and as D. Muir
free was probably acquainted with the par
ties, be could EASILY secare all the facts.
DR.. Michel suggested the appointment Cf
a naturalist as a membe-Of the committee,
and mentioned tie name OF Prof. S Afford,
whercUpon tia. gentleman was appointed
b the chair.
DR.. BuIges objected to tie appointment
Of DR.. Murfree on the committee, intimat-
ing that the latter was prejudiced against
the case. His Objections were OveTruled,
however, by the President, who, when Dr.
Burges rose 70 read his paper, interrupted
him abruptly with the inquiry as to wheth-
er be was a member Of the society, which
was promptly answered in the affirmative.
ADDITIONAL PAPERS.
DIR. Van 5. Lindsey read an interesting
paper on "Esmarch's blOOdless operation
DR.. a. Blitz contributed q history Of a
difficult operation recently performed BY
him in this city. DR.. Paul +. Eve read a
lengthy review Of COoper's Medical Die
tiOnaIy, which he had prepared for the
Louisville Medical Journal.
STANDING COMMITTEES, ETC.
The President announced tie following
standing committees
On Essays-Dr. Thomas LipscOmb, DR..
j. j. A5ernathy, DR.. w. 2. Jones.
On Business-Dr. j. j. Alternately, DR..
?. d. Sims, DR.. I. l.. Madden.
On PublicatiOn-Dr. j. ID. Plunket, DR..
Thomas Menees, DR.. J. B. Lindsey.
On NeCTolOgy-Dr. Thomas Lipscomb,
DR.. ". X. Bowling, DR.. J. B. Lindsey.
On arTangements-Dr. Duncan Eve, DR..
Van 5. Lindsey, DR.. G. W. CUuey.
Delegates 10 American Medical AssOCia.
tiOn-Dr. j. @. Roberts, DR.. j. Saudek, DR..
j. d. Plunkett, Nashville, DIR. ThOs. Lips
comb, DR.. ". L. NiChOl, DR.. ThOs. Menees,
DR.. f. NJ. Wight, DR.. r. f. Evans, DR.. S.
5. Alayfeld, Dr.. Duncan Eve, DR.. I. A.
AtchisOn, DR.. ". p. Jones, DR.. L. l.. Mad
den, DR.. d. J. Roberts, DR.. +. VI. Hughes,
Dr.. 5. II. Bundy, DR.. Reynolds, DIR. Jami-
son.
The business Of the Society having all
been disposed Of the President returned
thanks to the members FIR their kind at
tentiOn, and, on motion Of DR.. Eve, the
Society adjourned until the first Tuesday
in April, 1876.
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Chancellor Fleming, of Columbia, having
certified his incompetency to try certain
causes on the Maury County Chancery
docket, Hon. Hilary Ward, of Giles, is ap-
pointed by the Governor to try those causes
at the April term Of the court.
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eENTLEMEN's FURNISHINGS.

GENTLEMEN's FURNISHINGS.
,'''~o''>'>'>(>,>,0~o0o~ o~,,~,.oo~
New Style Boys Hats at Gray
& Mobiles.
Beautiful Styles Children'S
Hats at Gray 4 Mobiles.
Elegant Display New Neck
wear at Gray & Mobiles.
Gray s Noble have received
''The Styles" of the Season.
Broadway Style Silk Hat at
Gray & Mobiles.
Sensible Styles Of Hats for Old
Men at Gray & Mobiles.
NObby Styles for Young Men
at Gray & Mobiles.
Coed Goods at low prices for
cash at Gray & Mobiles.
mills cody 4thp
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Boots and ShOeS.-Our spring stock Of
Boots and Shoes is now arriving and will
be offered as usual at low prices. Eagle
Shoe Store, Q Union street. apo st
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-08

Brass Bands.-A frst-class Ed. COrnte
Player and Brass Band Teacher can be had
by addressing Prof. Issac Lamb, Nashville,
Tenn. ape 81
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Supreme Court,

No. AS on the Davidson equity docket
was still pending before the first section of
the Supreme Court yesterday. The other
section concluded the Humphreys docket,
and viii take up the fifth circuit to-day.
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CHARGED VIII an OLD Crime.

Sheriff Ransom, Of Rutherford county,
passed through the city day or two since
with 4 prisoner from West Tennessee,
named J. 7. Mount, CHARGED with killing
man Lamed Harris, on the border Of Ruther-
ford and Wilson counties, about four years
ago.
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SlipperSi Slippers!l-A full line Of
Slippers now in stock at very low prices.
John Holahan, 0 Union street.
apQ 81
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New ParasOls, new Fans, new Ties;
everything new at the National Store, 137
Church street. McGlOin & Currid.
au4 II
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WAR DEPARTMENT.

OFFIcE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, April s, 100 A. n.
PrObGbilitieS.-FOr Tennessee and the
Ohio valley, generally clear weather, east
erly to sOulherly winds and higher tam
perature.
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DIED.

LOMASNEY.-At the family residence on
Church street, April 7, lsT5, infant son Of David
LOmaSney-age two months and four days.
Funeral from residence to-day at 3 P. n.
Friends invited TO attend.
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Bleaehed and Brown DOmesties at panic
prices at the National Store, 137 Church
street. ap4 If
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-08

Spring Cashmere, p and 80 cents 4
yard at the National Store, 137 Church
street. ap4 If
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New Spring Prints, only q and s cents,
atthe National Store, 137 Church street.
ap4 If
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RIVER NEWS.

Daily Report Of Stage Of Water, tgih Changes
in tAs a hours ending r. n april Z, 1875.
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STATE OF THE wEAFHER.

TsIsgraDAie ReDorf from Signal Ssrviee Corps Q.
s. A. Of ObssrcdtiOn, az 3,56 p. n
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timOny. ] will state, however, that have
the affidayits Of the parents Of the patient, I
and the statement Of a great many reliable
persons who have seen her during and
AFTER her aiflictiOn, that / will submit 70
the society, if necessary, or desired. All Of
which resuectfulIv guhuiit
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Ice! Ice!I

L DISMUKEs, WHOLESALE AND RE--
tail Dealer in Ice, No. &c Church street. Na,t.-
vile, Tenn. Special contracts to large dealers.
Patronage solicited. uss1 collin
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Place Of Observation. Thr STATE Ss.t q the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-08

Low
STATIONS. WATER RISE FALL.
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Pulaman Palace Drawing room and Sleeping
,,ers from 81 Louis. Cincinnati and Columbus
70 washington and Baltimore without change
Of cars. -. -
Through tickets and further inior1natloh can
be oI,tsfDea Al the principal Ticket Offices
throughout the West, Southwest ana NorJh-
west. THOS. P. BARRY, Western Z aSsengef
A gent. Cincinnati.
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Il, as.As5 ss@ps'Ea n.

a. !I(1i{EAS lul,j, iiuchtn%ritn and
w others, residents Of Frederick coun-
ty have pctitjoncd the County Commits
stones for Frederick county to locate and
open a county loa1 starting from the Old
plank road, leading 10 I'aneytown, to the
Emmttsburg and Bruccyillc road, Said
road to begin at Bridgeport and to follow
as near rs practicable the bed of The pres
cnt road, which now runs along and
through the lands of &. (Orrcll, A. Nail,
McsSrs. Ohlcr, II. Lorcntz, j. ''lus7 and
Brown, thence by the most feasible route
either along the dividing lines Of J. Elutz
and W. W. Irnpstcr or through the lands
of J. ClutZ to the Emmitshurg and Bruce
vile road. Said road to be not less than
thirty feet wide in compliance with TIE
Act of Asscmscnbly in which case made
and provided. Notice is hereby given to
all persons and parties concerned and to
the public, that we HE undersigned Exam
incrs will meet at Bridgeport, the place of
beginning, on Monday, S9th day of No
vrmbcr, 1870, (if fair, if not the next fair
day,) at nine O'Clock a M, and will pro-
coed to examine and determine whether
or not the public convenience requires that
lnt StiN loltl SliOiIIt iN lo'dtt' NIiN tlptittll
and if, upon examination, we should be Of
opinion and sololcrmnc in our Judgment
that the public convenience requires that
said road should be 50 located and opened
we will proceed to locate and open the
same agrccably to said commission and the
code of Public General Laws in such case
made and provided; and will continue in
the execution of said commission from day
to day. if necessary, until the same shall
have been fully completed,
|. S. AMMAN,
JOSEPH :. WADDLE,
JOSEPH BYERS,
oct 20-5W. Examiners.
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( 'nOTIIES WRlNGERS.

The Empire, the Eureka and the Bailey
Clothes Wringcr, for sale, also repair all
kinds Of old Wrlnscrs, at the Agricultural
store Of
noy26,3t STEWART & PRICE.
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FURNITURE
?URNITURE!!

1--WE undersigned takes pleasure to in
i form his friends and the public gen
orally that he is now prepared TO keep
constantly on hand large stock of
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Baltimore, consisting Of Mayor La.r"be,
cx-Navcr N&n.ant, Il. 4. ialu" in and e.
j. Baker, Commissioners Of Finance ; J. N.
Hood, President of the w. NJ r. r.. Alex.
Rciman, Vice President; Maj. II. i. Fer
guson and Geo. Savage, Secretary to the
Mayor passed through our town on an
official tour over the W. NJ. r. II.
AT Rocky Ridge the party was joined
by Mr. Jas. A. Owen, President of the
Emmitsburg Railway, and Lewis Mottcr,
Treasurer The new dcpots at Union
Bridge and this place were examined and
the cncomiums passed thereon rejecting
great credit on our mechanics, as both of
these buildings were erected by parties
from our town. AS the city of Baltimore
is the virtual owner of the w. NJ. II. r., it
will receive special mention by the May
or IN his message, and as the party found
the road in better repairs than it has been
for some time and doing heavier bust
ness it will no doubt receive favorable
mention, among the principal of which
VIC may expect him to advise some inmc-
date action authorizing amplrr facilities
for freight transportation, especially coal.
Another interesting feature is that we may
expect soon to hear that steps have been
taken to connect Wayncsboro by rail with
the Western Maryland, as we understand
that correspondence" is now in progress
and that an carly day will be fixed for a
conference between the leading citizens OF
Nayncsboro and the managers OF the
railroad at which the prc.lminarles VIII be
arranged, looking 10 the establishment OF
such me ms was Mayor LutrobcS
AisI WISH over the road.
The f,llovin0 items are taken from fine
Valley REGISTER.
D,"rNrss1xn Acc1prxv eol and
fatal accident occurred oor div Inst week
to a little son, a9cd ahout seven wears Of
Mrs. Whccdon. Eyjru near prtrr.yil1r in
this Valley. The little bow. who wa, uIav-
inv abou, the premises, fell into n kettle OF
s.,ao. which haa inst been taken from ,ho
fire anil wa, s,9larl Ga hoII, az ia result
in his dro,b We L,vo 1,.r, ,,o1Jo f.,
Learn, on whoi ,,,v ,,,n ,r,;l.n, L,,n,,n,,
I'm, ,br fu,nr.l r,Ln u,,t,,r,,n,,,.1, l ,,,l.
place ON Saturday -, thr r,i.ro,ol CLrr,,
in pc,pr.yilln
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>Ni@' NS.ioi'jii9 VI iNt | tSllilHa'tr Genera
publishers have Il right to prepay the post
age at the usual rates on all papers or,
dercd to be sent from Offices for no matter
now short time, if only for once. This
decides that q subscription to paper is
the payment for the same by any person
Tor any purpose, and the direction that it
DC sent to person, or persons whose
names are given the publishers for any
length OF time, short or long, whether one
week, one month or one year.
A GENTLEMAN mailing from Frederick
lnterfeare1 with game of base ball at the
Furnace a few Sundays ago. and was
treated with a pair of black eyes for his
trouble. Don't bother the Furnace BOYS
hereafter as they dom! like to be disturbed
Mr.. AL. M. Ncusbaum, of PHILADELPHIA
spent Tuesday night and part of Wcdncs
day i'll our town. AL. is q thoroughbred
and conVcrscs 1ucntly on topics pertaining
to business and all others of minor ma
turc. Hes solid, like mahogany.
a CAUTION comes from the postal de-
partmcnt with the issues Of the new postal
cards. lfanythiny except the address is
written On the face of the card, it is there
by rendered unavailable, and will be thrown
among mail matter marked "hcll for post
are"
TIE Westminster Advocate says the
shooting which occurred at Union Bridge,
short time ago was purely accidental
The boys were on the best Of terms and
the would be murderer had no idea His
pistol was loaded. The wounded boy is
slow y recovering.
VIZ see by the Carlisle, Pa, papers that
the bio steer, mentioned in ON last issue.
has been sold by the owner tom cntcrpris,
ing citizen Of that place for $500 1t is
his intention TO pat the hugcanimal on cX
hilition and charge small admission fee.
5000 is the weight Of this BOVINE.
orN ohIging friends (:) of the Frederick
citizen will confer favor on Us by send
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W. Ll,,, tb. 1fi,., ~ tI., yf,.r.,,,,...
= "'t' '"' ''l'E''S o. '''e "e'"a'lIcs-
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We . ''s' '''' "'''''"lS WIZ see 10 having
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st''"' l''""V'''y'
SlNERAI changes have hcrnmadc IN fin,
arrival ana drl"rtGrc"t trains on lhcNcst.
'rn Maryland railroad. Persons Will do
wei to make a n"ic OF this. Trains tJl
baltimore leave This Hpot at S.1@ m,
and 80" y. IN. Trains for Ni}Iia"sYort
"ni llA%orstoWn at ll:2' IA. m, and los p.
m. REORGANIZATION tram that former
~ Stoppc, NcrcaIl ni"Lt runs only to Union
biid9c now.
a., ESQ, r,..,,, W.. ,.,;..o wa, a..
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NEWSPAPERS should I've taken and read
by every school teacher IN the country.
II placed upon tile and at the disposal Of
the children, the opportunities when it
would be picked up and read would be so
ircquci.t as to create surprise.
TEEsoNAL-Wc had the pleasure Of Y
visit on Saturday last from Mr.. James A..
Owen, President of the new Emlnitsburg
Railroad. Mr.. Owen is {. member of the
Board of School Commissioners Of this
county and having business here took adj
vantage of the time and called to sec us.
Our latch string alwaws hangs out for gen
tcmen of his calibre.
FIGHT.-A bloody fight took place near
town on Saturday afternoon last, between
some Of our rustic gentlemen, who are en-
gagged in the humble occupation Of hauling
charcoal. 1t appears they came to town
and mixed drinks, and as the inner man
would not stand any such treatment as
this, began to rcvoNc and show signs of
disagreement, SO the vessels containing the
aforesaid concluding to have it out on that
line, set to work to finish up the business
as quickly as possible. And well did they
do the work, for in less time than it takes
to write this, a huge boulder struck one
man on the head, stretching him out stiff
as board, and apparently licIess, whilst
Tie others received their portion in the
shape of black eyes AMI Dlokcn hoses
Our town constable happened close by
Just at this time and laid violent hands on
one of the offenders of the peace, and
brought him TO justice, which was sum
nlarily dealt out TO him in the shape OF n
fine The others escaped, however, and
went on their way feeling that they had
made Il narrow escape from the clutches
of the lew,
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l'sysasd,aEese'S Sake.

10y virtue Off writ of ticri facias, issued
y by W. Il. johnson, one Oft the justices
of the Peace Of the State Of Maryland, in
and for Frederick County, at the sui: Of
Geo. W. Foreman, use Chas. i. Casscll,
against the goods and chattlcS, lands and
tenemcnls OF John \. Kuhn, to me di-
r@ctc1, have seized and taken in cXccu
ton, all the right, tide, claim, interest and
estate, at law and ingenuity, OF the said
John A. X 1hn, in anHto
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q HOU Sc a FL . LOT,

situated on the east side of South or Wa
ter street, in McchanicstoWn, Frederick
County, Md, and adjoining the lands Of
Henry KoAcr, Mrs. Ann Gilbert, and Mrs.
Maria Polly; and las, in possession of Nlrs.
Margaret Mc!lenry and | hereby give
notice that OH
Saturday, the llM Of December, 1875,
at O'Clock p. m, in front of the Gilbert
House, viii offer for sale the said prop
crty, so seized and taken in execution, by
public auction, to the highest bidder,
for cash.
Frederick County, November 10, 1915.
j. TIlEO. WAESClIE,
movie Constable.
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shape of black eyes AMI broken hoses
Our town constable happened close by
just at this time and laid violent hands on
one OF the offenders OF the peace, and
brought him 10 justice, which was sum
marty dealt out to INN IN the shape Oh a
fine. The others escaped, however, and
went on their way iccing that they had
made narrow escape from the c.utclc"
OF the lew,
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ORDER on PUBLICATION.

IN tie OlpIn"s' Co'l1t for Iye2crich
t0uNtU,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-23
MEDICAL.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS WATER.

This water, NO AIMED for IN medical vlr-
tues, has, by tho nhnrd uiiOrlh Of DR., "a, \,
Coleman, boon placod NJ the command of all
who may require liH curative properties II
wnA lett ior u Texan, Dali borden, 10 CON.
dense two gallons OF milk 10 Tho compass OF
one pint, ana yet retain all iiA pure ana
nuirhiivO propeflieHi no nunin has n Texan
reduced iwo gallons of Mhlto sulphur
springs wnior 20 sixteen ounces, without tho
sllghtesl loss OF Ia medical virtues,
There Aro thousands of persona suffering
from the following dlaonaoai Dullnus', do-
preston Of spirits, irrltnbllity OF toinprr,
vertigo, headache, phlpltntlon OF the honrt,
gastric dernngomoni, disorders OF tho liver
and kidneys, bleeding from tho rcctunii
piles, dysincnOrrhoal nnunorfhen, monofr'
hngin, lucorrhoa, foul breath, npoploxy, cpl.
lepAy, paralysis, hyAierln, melancholy ana
insanity, and many other discusses, trnconblc
10 habltually sluggish bowels, ana yet no.
main Ignorant OF The cause, aud have noughi
In win for relief. Not unfroquonily The
ooml lainiH which originate In constipation
take an independent existence, and continue
though tho cause may cease. From MI These
considerations II follows that the disorder IN
question, whether original or Induced, rr-
quirca close attention, ana should DO made
an object of treatment Whenever II occurs.
ono bottle OF DR., a. =. Colemnn's White
sulphur springs Water IN warranted 70 cure
any case OF hnbitunl constipation, n taken
according 10 directions found upon the bot
tie. its action is ccto t,to Il luclrlde.
10 bo had nj any OF tho drug A'oroa OF the
city. Price one dollar ?ily20wly
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-23

In fitting up the vessel Scraps
for Of voyage Of the prince of Wales
to India. ii has been decided to give
up the idea Of constructing n new
upper deck. Tho princes quarters
will accordingly be situated on the
saloon deck, the bedroom being on
tho port side Of tho ship, for the
sake Of greater GOODNESS within the
tropics. The long, intermediate
space which usually serves for the
officers mess in troopship will be
divided by silk curtains into three
sections, serving respectively for
the princes dining, drawing and
reception rooms. A handsome
staircase is TO be constructed from
the drawing room TO the main deck,
where apartments will be prepared
for the moro distinguished members
Of his suite. 1t has been determin-
ed that the princes yacht Osborne,
Commander Francis Durrand, shall
accompany the Scraps us tender.
She will be employed principally for
service on the rivers.
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DALLAS COUNTY.

District Judge-H. Barksdale, Dallas.
Criminal Court Judge-Silas Hare, Sher-
man.
District Attorney--Ed. @. Bower, Dallas;
District and ex-officio County CLERK
Alexander HARDWOOD. n,
Deputy Clerks-R. d. Rawlins, Pierre M
Brown, William A. HARDWOOD.
Sherlf-James E. Barkley.
Tax Clerk--Adolphe King. 49,
Deputy Sherlffs--J. nj. Chapman, Thomas
y. Floyd, Thomas p. Scott, Beverly Scott
John Bowen.
Surveyor-Roberr NJ. Cook.
Treasurer-Martin V. Cole.
Cattle and Hide Inspector-Thomas John-
son. -as.sf ~ A.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Precinct No. In. NJ. Buriord tpresiding
Iustice), Dallas.
Precinct No. 2-william A. George, Ian.
caster.
Precinct No. s-N. o. McAdams, Five
Mile Creek.
Precinct No. 4-Thomas L. Frank, Breck'
inridge.
Precinct No. 5-Thomas d. Coates, scyene
C0NsTABLEs.
Precinct No. Ia. III Hardin
Precinct No. I'M. NJ. Fondren.
Precinct No. 3--R. +. Barker.
Precinct No. Al. 3. Floyd.
Precinct No. 81. A. Fisher.