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Mamma-Oh, Alie, you must not SPEAK
such bad grammar Alfie-Why not! Nam
ma-Because incorrect grammar CRATES uPoi
the ears of those who speak it we'll Allie
Serve them right for learning it.--5Hdy.
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A NJ E:s, o'DON y ELL, Attorney and Coun.
u seor at Law. Collections made and promptly remit.
ted. Ohice IN Glover " Cooks BLOCK, with Rce & Wal
nIilge OltaMa. Illinois. noYli.1a
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J. II. RICS E.K. WALRRDGR.
DICE; 81 wALpR DC II, Attorneys at Law
IL Office in Glover& Cooks Block, Dimmick's drug
store, ottawa, llls. sprl9'I3
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DRANK j. CRAWrORD, Attorney
Law. Room /, lsO Clark ST., S. W. cor. Monroe, Ch
caCo. Notary Public. maril'Il
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I T.. THOMPSON, Attorney at Law Office
y In the Clancy Block over Fredman's grocery store
La Sale street. Ottawa H. Careful attention given to the
collection OF claims. fCes 10 suit the times. Iuul3
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INItAN Il a. FISHER, Attorney and Conn
seor at Law. VII practice In La Salie and adionin,
counties, and In T. S. court. Room Posolce Block Ot
laWa' lHs. nOyl6
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CJIAS. IL. RUS II, Attorney and Counselor
Y at Law Otce-Eoom No. Post Uhce Block Otta-
va, Illinois rnarl'13
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IARD BOXES, WHIST, Bcziquc
1 "a Euehrs al av8fers. osEsn2 EspeHsss-
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\ NICHOLSON. D. r. SNOW
DICHOLSON 81 SNOW, Attorneys and
IL Counseors at Law. VIII practice in the courts OF La
Sale and adjoining counties. Oce, Court House
Ottawa Ills. no,yiI
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TO CERTIf'H,I That the undt

THIS - TO CERTIf'S y, That the under.
-nei have pursuant TO the provisions o. the statute
Sisfe OF Illinois, formed limited coparnershp,
9I rssT @ the name or firm of -Maerhoer ana Sompsny
the General sture OF the business 20 De transacted s
ne, ~ Manu- fac turing s sorts OF Arcultnra implements
~ The civ OF Ottawa, La Sale county Dno and that
Uaierhoter and Albert Maerhofer are the general
artners and sas W. Cheer Is the specsl partner and
me ssd Sas Cheever hath contributed the sum OF
,.sn Tlonsand CsaaQO Dollars ss capital TO the
& stS: and thsi he said partnership Is 70 commence
rom July ist D. lsS, and y 70 ene AfstOaB
of July A. u. lcsh -, -. ,s-z
DaVeu ls1-,edS So, MATTHIAS MAiERHOFRE. II. 81
ALBEIT MAIERHoFER tL-s 81
arr1i.cv S. W. W.CHEEvER- IL 81
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I WILL SEND

when do not hsveit'
Nr0TICE.-In nave removed my once from p, the %, room
n IN the rear OF the Exchange BanS hteJ % ~ ne
directly across the snteti up e'Ati ." III"
OF Hoes Leland = o,s., Jr any banking CT.
an IT, Insurance business and have not been since
is7O hut make II my exclusive business 10 losn
sISn res estate security and 10 buy real etate mort
cages and hoSes' ss ISL IA SHERWOOD
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CIIARLES HARVEY, Attorney at Law
" and Notary Public. Collections made and promptl
romitted. Oflce, Room2P .. Block, Ottawa Ills. iuiy
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lNDwIN n. LEWIS, Attorney and Coupseor
~ 90 Law, Glover u COOKS Block, Ottawa, Ii. npIa
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D. p. JONES. l.. W. BREWER.
ION E,sS ~ BREW Err, Attorneys and Coun.
sellors at Law, Ottawa, Ills. OttCe, Rooms Nos. d 8,
second loor, Metropolitan Block. octl9,I2
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JI l.. NJ EcAD. Attorney and Counselor at Law
IL. Ottawa. ILL., Office west Court House Square, aprS
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prufcissDnal Cards.
a T T o r N VS.,

\ Il w Ei ~ II. nIcOI, l., Attorney at Law.
lsOn streets, ottawa III. bI,uS a. ~ 80 t''u
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r. ;. BOWRN. y ~ 80, ,.,,.,
BOWEN az NIOLpN i.Y AtiSrne1ssE a.,
ID Counseors at Law, No, Court 81 Wib n, ,, mn
and diligently attend to all business entrusted To- their
July 10Th, 1873 S'' e"ie'
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I T.. COURT IGX, Attorney at Law omca
~ No. - La Sale street, of The Court Hon
Ottawa Ills. iulyss5o
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7. W. d. CRANE. A. @. FRENCH
CRAN ~ r. ~ FRENCH, Attorneys and Conn.
" seors at Law In the office formerly occupied by ck.
ford Bowen Maoney east side OF Court House Square
Ottawa, His Prompt attention given TO all business en-
trusted 10 us. Jul9-,5
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GEORGES II -. EcLDR E;D DGE;, Attorney
VI NJ Law. Office In p. U. Block. Ottawa, III. april
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GRo. NJ LELAND, CYRUS a. LELAND,
Master in Chancery. Notary Public.
7 ELLA n ID ~ L. Ella n ID, Attorneys at Law
IL Abstract Books of La Sale county Office n. W.
Court House Square, City Drug Store Ottawa H.
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ny SIC IA N 8 4.

mrs. McATsI'HUK 81 HARVEY,
~ Ottawa. Ill. Oince-Rooms and r. o. Block. open
from O'Clock A. NJ to O'Clock NJ DR.. McArthurs resi-
dence on Benton ST. south of Illinois Ave. Dr. Harveys
residence No. 50 Clinton st. Junly'5
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- T.. I.INC In, Attorney at Law. Office owe,
-. No 10 La sale street. west side OF the Court House
ottawa, Ills. JulyYIj
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nR. GLIB EtT D'EPISY, French Ply
~ scia 81 years practice, the last ten years in st
Louis Mo. Office La Sale St., over Il. Wolfe and d. Bern
ard Residence, Washington St. (north OF Supreme Gour,
2to5p,M mayl,l5
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t'llcNts ullAeE44.
"Td Ike 70 rc an edytur,
An in ny sauctum stand,
Tue door a stdndiR' open
An q b. club in my hand
Then let the cuss who didn't Ike
Some article I'd write
Come softly DER the threshold
I'd reckon he'd get hit;
I'd hand hlm one rite on the gourd,
Among bis brains and things,
An send him Hummxin' up thar
10 sport pair of wings
A New JERSEY aEen. for the Society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty to animals has beca ar.
rested for beating his wife.
The Darlington Gowa) Gaze,te says that Moody
.szd sankey viii soon visit Burlington, because
there is sign in that city which reads Rooms
Sor Rant"
The Peoria .YIfioaQi DsmOcrat refers 10 one
James T. iFallack, now travelling with the
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A RTuUR LOCKWOOt0,J justice ei the
n Peace. Ottawa Ills. 0hlce on Columbus few dcors
north the post Office Will thank his friends for all Dus
pertaining to his Office and engages to attend to 1t
promptly.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-28

The atlanta Herald of last Sunday has
the following relative to Miss Anna Z.
Dickinson, who Is TO appear in Nashville,
for the first time, 10 mOrTcw night. She Is
At present in Chattanooga resting. She
lectures only three times per week:
Ii NAV be well here 10 add, as an act Of
simple justice, that an erroneous impress
sion concerning Mss Dickinson should be
a. once removed. Many Of our citizens
presume that Miss Dickinson talks about
"W0meu's Rights "Men's Rights and
such. She does not, and does not belong
10 that school. Her subjects appeal to the
intelligent mass, and she aims to construct
As well as entertain, aud in this connection
we append an extract f.Om the Savannah
1dcertiScr, a journal carefully edited, and
slow TO praise:
"Since Miss DiCkinsOn's ]sOiOuru in
Savannah, she has disabused us Of many
erroneous impressions which bad uDjustly
existed AGAINST her. She has removed all
doubts as TO her public position now and
heretofore, aud we are glad TO place her
right before our people.
aMiss Dickinson, aside from her Won
derful oratOrical powers, is possessed Of
many good qualities of head and heart.
She IS modest, retiring and graceful, and
those who anticipated seeing a woman
ROBBED in blOOmer costume, and with a ten
dency to masculine proclivities, y, re more
than agreeably disappointed. Anna Dick
iusOn has made a hit in Savannah, At once
decided and lasting.
ave unhesitatingly urge our people to
take advantage Of the final opportunity Of
hearing Miss Dickinson tonight, and so
pay a just tribute to one entirely deserving,
and WHO has proved herself a real friend OF
the South"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-28
BACK TAXES.
The Struggle in Davidson as 10 who
shall Collect Them.

The Struggle in Davidson as 20 Who
shall Collect Them.
After the election Of Esq. I. T. Sam
ders as Back Tax Collector, BY the County
Court OF Davidson, the County Court
Clerk made demand upon f. g. Roberts
and John A. Cooper, Back Tax Collectors
under appointment Of Judge FERRIS, for
all revenue books ana papers in their pos
session showing revenue uRcO.lected and
unaccounted for, in order that he might
turn them over TO their successor. They
answered that they had no such books, and
yesterday the County Court Clerk entered
an Ell pQrte petition making complaint Of
the fact, and asking Judge FERRIS 70 take
whatever steps he may deem proper under
article VII Of the Code providing for the
delivery Of books, papers, etc, by retiring
officers to their successors.
When the election for Back Tax COllec-
tor under the act Of the last General As
sembly was called up in the County Court,
doubts were expressed as to whether the
law applied to Davidson, as there were no
taxes in this county "~uncOllected and I'M
accounted for" The County Judge HIM
self this opinion and stated that all
taxes not paid in were satisfactorily &C
counted for. Il was then predicted that
the validity Of the election about to take
place would be brought in question before
the Courts.
It seems now to be the purpose Of those
Immediately concerned to test the matter
in a suit instituted by mdHddmUS to COM
pei Messrs. Roberts and Cooper to deliver
the revenue books to their successor elect,
Squire Saunders.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-28

We find the following mention Of our
Major DOmO i'm the Mount Holly tN. 3D.
Herald Of last Saturday: "Aaj. Henry
HeisS. editor Of the UNION AND AMERI-
CAN, Nashville, Tennessee, paid us a visit
on Thursday. The Major was a student at
DR.. Miller's school years ago, and stopped
al Mount Holly 10 reneW old acquaintance.
The Major was a very SoCiable, agreeable
gentleman, and must be very popular at
home"
Miss Nelson, the beautiful, is playing
Amy RObSart at Booths. The manage
ment was very averse to Withdrawing
Henry Y. twas in the height Of its pOPu
laTity, attracting larger houses than ever,
but Miss Nelson was not TO be moved by
brides or entTeaties aid insisted upon
keeping her engagement.
The Dan Bryant benefit scheme has at
tanned colossal proportions in New York
Performances viii be given next Thursday
afternoon, the 10Th inst, at Wallack's, the
Union Square, the HippOdrome, the thea
ire COmique, the Lyceum, the Olympic, the
Academy of Music, San Francisco Min
strel Hall, Bowery Theatre, Booths, the
Park Theatre, Brvant'S Minstrel Hall, in
fact, AT all the places Of amusement with
the exception of the Grand Opera House,
Woods Museum, the Fifth Avenue Theatre
and N.blo's. There viii be a tO,ling
match at the HiVPodrome. Admission
tickets, one dollar, and good for any the
atre, are in circulation. These and ali 9th
er tickets for the Bryant performances are
given free by Nj. \. 5. Seers. Mr.. r. j..
Ryan has contributed the printing Of the
programmes. Contributions have been
sent in as follows: John 4. Raymond. 500,
Dion BOucicault, $50; Wright Sanford,
500; A. Oakley Hall, SUC0; Mrs. L. i. L,
4 500; Count Johannes, SO.
The county of WesimOreland. Va, now
/ called the ATHENS Of Virginia. has pro
duced many men who have been prominent
in American history. Washington, Mon
roe, Richard II. Lee, Francis LightfOot
Lee, Cen. Ha r. Lee C.Lighth1rse Harry
Of tine R~ey0lution) and X. L. Lee, We're all
born within a fen miles Of each other
three of them a. StratfOrd.
Lawrence Barrett was playing in Mil
waukee last week.
Maj. \. L. Lands, Of S~heIbyyille, is IN
the city.
The following were among the arrivals
at the Maxwell House yesterday: Gen. f.
+. WinSlOW, c. Nj. Williams, ST. Louis; J..
| J.. CattleS, Illinois; X. q HanfOrd, Column
bus, o.; j. {. Thompson, Quincy, H.: /.
a. Reese, J. l.. Rubel, A. Dumesnil, Lou
i~sviIle; F. II. Treat, VIM. n. Thomas,
Moses Schwart, Philadelphia; J. L. Taylor,
Cincinnati; r. \. Taylor, Ala; j.. G..
Brown, Toronto, Canada; I. =. Mcdonald,
Glasgow, KY; Mr.. and Mrs. W. V. Cope
land, Franklin, Ky; Thomas NJ. Gordon,
/ Georgia: N. d. Hampton, Fayetteville; l..
/ S. Colyar Tracy City; NJ. NJ. Henderson,
w. Ransom, Winchester; Hon. S. NJ Fife,
Carthage; c. c. Bell, Springfield; I. j..
Duncan, New Providence; W. p. Ingram,
Columbia; j. Weber, 4. J. Cordiei l..
WoTuuser, a. 3. snow, j.. ". DeAEiero,
New York; Hon Z. l. Cola lay, Lebanon.
Col. 5. d. Bruce, Of the Tint, Field and
Farm, will be here next Monday to attend
the annual sale Of blooded stock at Belle
Meade.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-28
THE GREAT REPUTATION
winch VEGETINE has attained In an parts Of /
country as
Great and Good Medicine,

and the large Number Of testimonials which are
constantly being received from persons who
have been cured by its use, are conclusive proof
Of its great value. It is recommended by physt-
clans and apOthecaries. As a Blood Purifier
and Health RestOrer, il has no equal.
VEGETINE il not prepared for a fancy drink
made from poor liquors, which deolltates the
system and tends TO destroy health instead or re
storing it
Are not the many testimonials given for the
different complaints satisfactory 20 any reason
able persons suffering from disease that they
can be cured2 Read the different testimonials
given, and no one can doubt In many or these
cases the persons say that their pain and suffer
ing cannot be expressed, as In cases Of ScrOtula
where, apparently, the whole body was one mass
Of corruption. IT NEGETINE viii relieve PAIN
cleanse. purify and cure such diseases, restoring
the patient to perfect health after trying differ
ent physicians, many remedies, suffering Tor
years, is 1t not conclusive VrOOf, If you are q sur
ferer, YOU can be curedS Why Is this medicine
performing such great cures IL works ia the
blood, in the circulating fluid. lt can be truly
called the Great Blood PuriEeT. The great
medicine that does not act directly IL, to
purify and reuOvate, has any Just claim upon
public attention. When the blood becomes life
less and stagnant, either from change Of weather
or OF climate, want Of exercise, irregular diet,
or from any other cause, the NEGETISE viii re-
new the blood, carry of the putrid humOrs,
cleanse the stomach, regulate the bowels, and
impart a tone Of vigOr to the whole body. The
conviction Is, in the public mind as well as IN
the medical profession, that the remedies sup
piled oy the Tsgst1blc Kingdom are more safe,
more successful in the cure OF disease, than min
eraI medicines. YEGETINE is cOmpOsed OF rOOts,
banks and herbs. 1t is pleasant TO take, and Is
perfectly safe TO give an infant. Do you need
1t? Do not hesitate 70 try it. You viii never re-
gret il.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-28

been a number Of sinners converted and the
number Of inquireE, or mourners as they
are commonly called, is considerably in
creased at The nightly meetings.
Persons send in requests asking the
prayers Of the congregations that assemble
there for their friends and relatives, and
the prospect is that there will be many
converts brought within the fold. 1t is a
noted fact that men and women attend
these meetings that have not been seen in
a church for years, but whether they do so
merely to satisfy Al intense curiosity, or
are attracted there by Hore serious mo-
tives, we are not prepared to say, The
meetings will be protracted for several
weeks, provided, Of course, the interest does
not abate,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-28
THE COURTS.

PROBATE COURT-WIn Of Gulielma
D. Temple admitted 30 probate.
Ex paTte petitions of James L. Bell,
Clerk, entered, praying for delivery If
books, papers, etc, in the hands Of L. q.
Roberts and j.. s.. Cooper, collectors Of
bach tax, 10 I. T. Saunders, back tax Col
leCtOT elect.
Henry Wagconer, colOred, apprenlicedto
W.. Il. Saunders.
SUPREME COURT.-The first section was
engaged Yesterday on the Warren equity
and the second on the Smith county
docket.
FEDERAL COURT.-Before Judge Trigg:
United States vs.. Hastings & Chapman,
violation Of the enforcement act; evidence
taken and argument concluded.
Before Judge E-umoUs: I~illinghast &
Dufield rs. &. ". Outlaw; ~inteTlGcUcory
decree.
Erna Axle and Spring Company Us.
Morrow x son; judgment for plaintiff.
Ives x Co. vs.. same; judgment f0T
plaintiff.
Charles Parsons vs.. Mayor and City
Council Of Nashville; nOn-suit taken by
plaintiff on all challenged coupons Of Park
bonds.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-28
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Judge Duling had only two offenders be-
fore him yesterday morning, each Of whom
he fined SO, on the charges Of assault and
battery.
Caroline Carter, colorad, charged with
stealing sundTy articles from P. Levy, was
discharged by Justice Everett yesterday,
the prosecutor having withdrawn the war
rant,
4 negro named Richard McGavOck was
before Justices Cassetty and Creighton yes
terday, on the charge of assault and battery
on James MescO and John Dews. BE was
bound over to appear before the Criminal
Cont.
Ben Mcsely, cJlored, arrested at the in
stance of Mrs. Mccarthy, on the charge Of
stealing q steer, was before Justices Cas-
setty and Creighton yesterday. He gave
bond to appear at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
c. Brennan was tried before the Re
c0Ider Yesterday on the charge Of cutting a
negro boy with a knife. The boy was
badly cut il the ankle, ons Of the arteries
having been severed. Although Brennan
denied having done the cutting, the Re
corder thought the evidence against him
would Justify a fine Of SO, which he
assessed. Brennan was aTraigned before
Justice Baskette, and bound over to ap-
pear before the Criminal Court.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-28
. States named, as follows:

After giving a complete tabular state
ment, the report comments as follows:
"Thus far in 1915 the failures have not
been largely in excess Of previous years,
while the amount of liabilities shows no
increase whatever above the average Of
years. Considering the continued depres-
sion in numerous interests, the exceeding
severity Of the winter, and the ~lateness Of
the spring, the conclusion is on the whole
encouraging. 1t was to be expected, that
numerous wrecks from the panic Of 1873
would be discovered long after the storm
had passed, and probably not a few CT the
above failures can be thus characterized.
The ability 70 stand the pressure Of these
continued hard times, and the steady main
tenance Of credit which the above figures
imply, under all the adverse circumstances
Of the season, is subject for congratula-
tom
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-28
II O GOVERNMENT.
Rules for Teachers and Pupils Of d
Free schools fn the Fifteenth Dis
FFicf.

Free schools I'm the Fifteenth Dis
trict.
The School Commissioners Of the FIT
teenth Distri of Davidson, have adopted
the following rules for the government Of
teachers and pupils Cf the public schools IN
that district:
/. The teacher shall open his school at
9 o'clock A. NJ. and close al O'Clock p. ~.
during the winter months, and from SA.
NJ. 10 p. NJ. durinE the summer months,
unless otherwise ordeied ID. A recess OF
fifteen minutes shall be given during the
forenoon, and ore hour at noon.
,. The teacher shall keep good order
during study hours, and hold every pupil
TO a strict account for his or her behavior
during recess, and on The way 10 and from
school. Quarreling, fighting and bolster
noise is strictly prohibited, and should
such occur, the teacher is cDjJined, alter a
full investigation, to punish the offender or
offenders in a manner commensurate TO
the ofense.
3. Should any pupil, on account Of age
or size, refuse 10 submit TO punishment for
violation Of these rules, the teacher shall,
without delay, report such -cfusal to the
Directors. who shall take such action as
the case may warrant.
No teacher or pupil shall be engaged dur
ing study hours at anything except the
usual studies. and no novel, newspaper or
books, other than those prescribed by the
Rules and Regulations Of the Davidson
County Public Schools shall be allowed in
school.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-28
L OVER II CITY.

Nashville has now another suit before
Judge Emmons. Coupons alledged to have
been cut from the Park bonds and amount
ing to about 5000 were in question.
A mania for playing checkers has broken
out in the courthouse. The officials vie
with each other in the most patient and
long suffering manner for the champion
ship.
The Porter Rifles had a dress parade in
McClure's Hall last night. The Governor
expected to 60 over and review the boys,
but was prevented FROM doing so on &C
count Of sickness.
They have a novel arrangement at the
StOckell engine-hO use The bell-striker is
connected by a wire with a spring in the
clock 50 as 10 stop the pendulum the very
instant the alarm is sounded.
ice Robertson, cOlOred, was arrested n
escorted to the police station by officer
Jackson yesterday, because he was too
earnest in soliciting passengers at the Chat
tanOOga depot to patronize his hack.
A horse attached to an express wagon be-
came frightened on Cherry street, near the
Maxwell House, Yesterday afternoon, and
ran away. After going as far north as Line
! street, be checked his mad career by run
uAAlA 0E@ANel q AElANs
Yesterday afternoon a couple Of we'll
dressed females, evidently bent on having a
high old time, attracted considerable atten-
ton while passing along Cherry street near
Cedar. a fellow with a red nose was heard
TO remark that one Of them had "the regu-
lar whisky stagger."
Charles Sharenberger killed a rather
strange bird near the coTne Of Jefferson
! and Summer streets yesterday morning. 1t
was Of a yelloWish gray color, and mea-
sured three and a half feet from tip to tip.
It excited great curiosity, but nobody
who saw it knew what kind Of a bird it
was.
Judge Trigg's section Ofthe United States
Circuit Court was engaged all day yestei-
day in hearing the evidence and argument
in a Ku-KluX case. The charge against
the defendants is that they made a raid IN
disguise on p. Y. Coleman, who was fur
nished lodgings in the ~workhouse by the
Recorder fer 66R days, soon after his arTi-
val here as a witness in the case.
In South Nashville a few days since a
small child attempted to run across the
track in front Of an approaching street car,
which was at the time going down grade.
The child felton, the track, and before the
driver could use his brakes to any purpose
the car had passed over the body Of the lit
tie juvenile, who luckily escaped without
a bruise.
The dramatic performance andhOp given
at Turner Hall Monday night for the bene-
fit of Prof. +. Fuessel, Of the Ash Bar
racks Band, proved 70 be a very agreeable
affair. and the Professor should feel highly
fattered by the large audience in atten-
dance. The dramatic part Of the enter
taiument consisted of three interesting
pieces: "GOOd Morning, Mr.. Fisher"
sLeEman's First Love- aud "Fhe Saxon
in Prussia Those who witnessed the
performance were so much pleased with 1t,
that they requested Prot. FUessel to repeat
it next Sunday evening.