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Adiutant General Handy leaves to-day
for a visit Of a few days to Union City.
H. II. Erwin, Battle Creek Mines, ]. p.
Bingham, Montgomery, Ala; NJ. r. Camp
bell, Tullshoma; J. p. Tate, Spring Hill;
and J. X. Bennett, Decherd, were register
ed at the Commercial Hotel yesterday.
F. G. How, Boston; I. d. Wardlaw,
Shelbyville; J. w. Judd, Springfield; a.
81. Shook, Tracy City; d. L. Brown, Nc
Minnville, and VIM. F. Leiper, ,Murfrees-
b0rO, were among the arrivals at the Max
we'll House yesterday.
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COULDN'T RRIBE HIM.

A ragged, forlorn-lOOking boy was stroll
ing around the southern depot yesterday,
smOkli Q the stub Of a cigar, when a phi
lanthropist in waiting for a train handed
out ten cents and remarked:
a, "Take it, bub; I feel sorry for you"
"NO yer dOn'i,n exclaimed the boy,
drawing back.
aWhy, it's a free gift-I don't ask any
thing for it, replied the man.
4 know YOU" continued the boy, his
eyes tWinkling; s'yOu want me to promise
to grow up and become President, and 1
amt going to tie myself up for any mans
ten centsr'
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Best Sewing Six at Hogan Bros.
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sugg Forts Motion for a New Trial.

Sugg Forts Motion for n New Trial.
Argument Of the motion for new trial
in the Sugg Fort case, before Judge Trigg,
was concluded yesterday and the matter
taken under advisement by the court. A
decision is expected this morning. Gen.
Garner was followed by Judges Shackleford
and Lawrence on behalf Of the applicant
for a new trial Judge Hughes next spoke
for the Government ami was succeeded by
Judge QuaTles, who sosed Scr the defend
ant, Mr.. Fort. A rlDrninesafa an after
noon session wee. oc~lpied With the
speeches, but t'lesg ~ comparatively
brief
We gave in yesteriay fssue ie gs0unds
in general ca which tie application for a
new trial is based. An the counsel for Mr..
Fort devoted their efforts 70 the elaboration
Of these grounds. Jcdge Hughes resisted
the motion in bis usual strenuous manner,
reviewing the trial and arguing that the re-
suit was fully supported by the evidence
adduCed.
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ONE OF THE BEST NATURED OF
MEN
New York Herald.


The last juror had not crossed the thres-
hold of the courtroom ere there was a
movement of some of the counsel. Among
the first TO meet face to face were Nj.
EvaTts and Theodore Tilton. As their
eyes met Mr.. Evarts was the first to speak,
as he extended his hand, saying, 81 hope
there is no animosity, Mr.. TiltOn ?" TbeO-
dore accepted the preferred hand in the
presence of his counsel, Mr.. Beach, who
had joined them; but his grasp was not
cordial as he politely answered.
'No, not bit"
For moment there was an oppressive
silence, both gentlemen hesitating whether
or not to speak again. Mr. Beach relieved
them of their reimbursement by the remark,
pointing to his client,
80, no #! this is one of the best natured
of men,"
Evarts and Beach elasped hands, Mr..
TiltOn made a formal bow and turned
away.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

Yesterday was another dull and quiet
day in the Police Court.
Orange Gray, cOlOred, confined in jail on
the charge Of larceny, was released on bond
yesterday.
Jasper and Conrad Kidell were bound
over by justices CaSsetty and Creighton
yesterday, in the sum of $3.50 each, TO keep
tie peace for six months toward James
Griffin.
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Raising the Wind for the July In.
terest.

Mayor Howell was prevented from go
ing to Jackson yesterday to attend the
meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of the
Southwestern Baptist University, by Of
fetal duties in the shape of negotiations to
pay the July interest on the municipal
debt. Under the authority conferred upon
him and the Finance Committee by the
City Council, he succeeded in efiecting an
arrangement with the Third National Bank
to pay promptly al the July 1ST5) eou-
pons Of the new issue of city bonds
amounting to between fifteen and twenty
thousand dollars. The "new issue" in
cludes all bonds issued by the city since
the Alden administration.
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in New Ouarters.-C. C. Black & Co.
have removed to No. 63 Broad street
Young * Searight's late stand-where they
viii be glad to welcome all their friends,
with a f0ller stock, better facilities and
more reasonable prices than ever before.
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AMfs,riaIIn a Oueer case.

The Circuit Court yesterday entered a
mistrial in a suit for damages against the
corporation, the jury having tried inef-
feclually to agree since last Friday. The
plaintiff in the case is Jacob Young.
Damages are claimed for alleged depreci-
alton Of a piece Of property, fronting Oh
North Market street, in consequence Of the
raising Of the street three feet at that
point in 1866.
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Mrs. Augusta Sudekum, a middle aged
German woman, was arrested by officers
Dale and Jackson yesterday, and lodged in
the wOrk-house on the charge of assault
and battery. 1t is said she struck a lady
living near her a severe blow with a rock.
When officer Dale told her to. consider her
self under arrest, she gave him stout blow
in the face and showed fight, but George
finally prevailed on her to 60 to the station
house.
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HEALTH AND PLEASURE EXCUR-
sTONs 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 a brief description Of the famous Resorts
in the Rocky Mountain Regions; also
rates Of fare. This Guide contains valuable in
formation for Tourists and InValids- Free.
Send for copy. Address c. K. Lord, Genera
Passenger Agent, st. Louis, Mo.
ap2s we'd sat 3m
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The fine String Band gives beautiful
music daily and nightly at Hurricane
Springs, and the one hundred guests now
there enjoy themselves abundantly. Room
now for three hundred, and every comfort
is afforded. je30 IL
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Mere zaeharys Acauitted.

The Criminal Court was occupied yes
terday mainly with the case Of the State
against Ms. Lucinda Bradford, mother of
the LachaIys, on an indictment for receiv-
ing stolen property-M n. Brien, ST., and
Moses r. Priest speaking for the defendant
and the Attorney General for the prosecu-
ton. After short absence the jury re-
turned a verdics Of acqu.ttal.
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New COnvicts From Three Counties.

Fresh cOnvicts were committed to the
penitentiary yesterday as follows:
By Sheriff A. NJ. Payne, Of BledsOe
county-John Ivey, white, sentenced for
one year for larceny, and Jos. Edwards,
white, hOrse-stealing, 10 years.
By Sheriff b. II. Boone, of Robertson
county-Simon Killings, colored, larceny,
> years.
By Sheriff W. f, Bingham, Of William
son county George Perkins, attempt to
commit murder, 10 yeBrs; White Patton,
house breaking, 3 years; Monroe SpTatt,
Lach De Grafienreid and Frank Kinnard,
house-breaking, 10 years each; and Willis
johnson and Henry Reese, alias Reese
Perkins, larceny, years. All Of these are
colOred.
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Most stylish Handkerchiefs at Hogan
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Great Clearing Out Sale Of Dry Goods
at the National Store, Church st. Every
thing reduced. CalicOes sc to &c; Domes-
tics half price; Fans, Parasols and COrsets
almost given away. Everybody invited
with or without cash. McGloin & Currid.
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Mr.. TENNYsON, or his publishers, re-
ceives the handsome sum Of $4,000 or
S2O,0O0 annually from composers who
make a business Of setting the laureate's
poems 70 music. The charge for permits
sion to set a poem has been fixed at SIS,
and the applicants number three or four a
a day.
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Remember that round trip tickets for
Hurricane Springs via TuIlahOma are for
sale at all principal Offices Of the Nash
vile, Chattanooga and s.. Louis Railroad
and etr Memphis and all points West.
ZEN II
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FIXING FOR ''THE FORTH"
Mass-Meeting at the COurt-HOuse TO.
night.

night.
The County Centennial Commissioners
request US to announce that there will be a
mass-meeting at the courthouse tonight,
preliminary to a proper celebration Uf the
anniversary of American Independence.
Quite a number Of popular speakers are
expected TO be present and make speeches.
Besides, Gen. PennypackeT, with his &C
custOmed courtesy, has rendered the ser
vices Of the Post band, and they will en-
liven the occasion with patriotic airs.
Il is hoped there will be a large and in
telligpnt crowd in attendance, as there is
no pressure of business to prevent mer-
chants OF any other class Of citizens from
lending their presence and co opera
5ion. When the popular heart is fred by
the patriotic elOquence and music OF the
occasion. Il viii be easy to make all neces-
sary arrangements for the county mass
meeting next Monday, to which 50 much
Importance attaches. Now is the time for
public spirit. Now is the time for Ten
nesseens TO act as Tennesseeans.
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walked Into Each Other.

Jerry Sullivan and John Murphy cot
into fight on Cedar street, near the Cattle
dral, yesterday afternoon. The claret was
flowing quite freely when officer Currin
appeared on the scene and marched them
Of to the statiOn-hOuse.
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GASIBETTA is wealthy, but liiggardly in
his expenditures. Recently Sir Charles
Dixie, who is an ardent admirer Of the lit
tie revolutionist, desired his portrait; but
request Of it met a refusal, whereupon the
Englishman commissioned NJ. Legros to
paint a likeness Of his friend for 1900
francs.
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If you want bargains in Furniture and
Mattresses now is your time. In order to
keep our hands employed, we have greatly
reduced our prices for the summer months.
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Tydy and knitting cotton at Hogan Bros.
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RuraI Enfnrrnenf.

The young men in the neighborhOod Of
Madison Station, seven miles from the city,
on the Louisville, Nashville and Great
Southern road, will give picnic next Sat
urday. A beautiful grove has been select
ed, and all necessary arrangements have
been made to have good time.
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Aeronauts. Male aud Female.

Prof Kelly viii be accompanied, in Prof
Wilson's mammoth balloon, United States,
at Kingston Springs Monday, July ), by
Madame Nandire, the only female aeronaut
in America.
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Blank Books in great quantities at low
est prices-don't fail to buy them Of Tavel,
Eastman & Howell. je27 st
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Let all the old patrons and every pleas
ure or health seeker remember the large
improvements and additions to Hurricane
Springs, and come on at once. jeSO 1t
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Eastern Fast Line, eX-
cept Sunday 1890.
Eastern ENpr6zr, daily.
Eastern Night Express,
except SUnday........
Mt. Sterling Mail, ex-
cept Sunday......-....
Lexington Express, ex-
cept Sunday...........
Lagrange AccOmmOda-
ton, except Sunday o..
Lagrange AccOmmOda-
ton, except Sunday
ShslbyTille Mail, except
ouIlld g.sss.-....s-.ss.
Ehelbbyyille Express, eX-
cept Sundsy...........
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SPENT ALL MY EARNINGS
For Medical Advice
AND PAYING FOR MEDICINE.
BosroN, May 81, 1871.

BOSTON, May 81, ISL
Dear SRI have been a great sufferer from
SCrofula anC ScrOfula IumOrs as many in this
vicinity can bear testimony and think the
whole world ought to know Of my case and how
was cured.
About eleven years ago several small kernels
made their appearance on the glands Of my
neck, gradually growing larger, and one Of
them grew into 50 large a rumOr IL was frightful
to look at; while the others would range from
the size of hens egg down to gOOd-sized
chestnut.
For period Of ten years 1 spent all my earn
ings obtaining medical advice and paying for
medicine getting no better and constantly
growing wOrsei have thoroughly tried every
remedy that we could hear of which was recon-
mended for the blood; have been treated by the
physicians st the hospital, and by those who
bear the title Of being the best physicians in
Boston, and was told By them that they could do
nothing more for me unless they cut out the
large tumOr, which had at this point reached an
enormous size.
/ had frequent attacks Of dizziness, with a
constant pain IN my head, and most eXcruciat-
reduced, and an Of the physicians who attended
me pronounced 1t the worst case OF ScrOfula
TumOr they had ever seen. This was my hope
less condition when j heard Of NEGETIEE, and
how il was curing ScrOfula where everything
else had failed. / procured some Of il and dis
continued the use Of all other medicines, and in
less than two weeks 1 could see great change;
was relieved from the pain in my HEAD, SIDE
and DIZZINESS. ] gained strength from day to
day. 1 followed on taking NEGETINE for one
year. according TO directions, and II has entirely
restored me 70 health; the large tumor and
small kernels have all dsppeaared from my
neck and the whole surface Of my skin is fair
and smooth. All Of my friends, TO whom refer
ence can be given. pronounce this the most re-
marICable cure Of ScrOfula TumOrs they have
ever heard Of; and this one case must convince
any one suffering from any disease OF the blood
though physicians do say yOu CANsOT be cured,
You CAN BIZ If you will persevere and take this
good medicine, for il viii, without doubt, cure
YOU as It did me.
I am, sir, respectfully and gratefully yours,
ELLEN O'HEARN
MISS O'HEARN has been domestic in my
family for eleven years, and fully endorse the
above statement / think the great value Of
VEGETIEE ought 70 be known In every family,
and improve every opportunity to speak in its
favor.
MRS. j. TILSON, 489 Broadway.
Vegetine Is Sold by all Druggists.
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Great Bargains am Offering my
summer stock at cost. Fans and sashes par
ticularly cheap. Mrs. Tynes, "A Summer st.
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Lawyers viii find the best assortment of
Law Books at As Union, where Tavel,
Eastman & Howell win take pleasure in
waiting on them. je2T 81
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A CHERISHED DESIRE.

nor years it has been the cherished desire Of a
covered which would entirely cure Scrofula
and not leave q faint Of the disease in the sys-
TEN.
so1sinr. aside sl controversy upon the theory of
trausmissible Scrofula, the fact Is undisputable
that the disease has existed for centuries, and
was never more prevalent than at the present
time; and though it Is hereditary in its nature,
the more frequent cause Ofnthe disease may be
attributed to whatever ind pairs the vital ener-
gies, such as dissipation, unWhOlesOme food, in
temperance, want Of cleanliness Of person,
over-eXertiOn Of mind or body, etc.
ScrOtula often manifeStS itself in glandular
tumOrs, frequently in the neck, causing no pain
az first, but proceeds slowly 10 an iniammat0ry
state and generally. after long time, forms an
ulcer. In some cases the eyes are the principal
se7t Of the disease, having constantly an in
famed appearance. The bones Of scrOfulOus
persons are liable 20 disease, especially those Of
the spine. The lungs are particularly liable 20
an attack by the formation of tubercles, and in
valids are often deceived into the belief that
they have dsep-seatsd consumption, and for
which they are treated, when in reality their
trouble is caused from ScrOfula in the b. Cd
In all the various forms Of ScrOfula, and the
long train Of diseases it induces, the patient can
only obtain substantial benefit through the blood
with vegetable substances, and from which
VEGETINE is carefully compounded from the
best Ingredients the dispensary Of nature fur
nishes, making it one Of the greatest cleansers
of the blood that is or can be put together.
VEGETINE will eradicate every trace Of
Scrorula from the system, as the following re-
liable evidence win show:
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Ladies' new Ties at Hogan Bros.
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The grand, California Excursion win
leave Memphis on the 10th July and St.
Louis on the 18th. The round trip from the
former place $40, and from the latter place
$50. Ninety days is the time allotted for
the party to go and return, and the entire
outfit is to be irst-class. There will be a
large party made up, from New Orleans,
Mississippi, Arkansas, Alabama and other
parts, and the time will be sufficient to
visit many wonderful natural curiosities
in California aud along the Pacific Coast.
This promises to be one Of the grandest and
most pleasant excursions Of the day. II is
a rare opportunity for a great trip at little
cost. The tickets can be procured in Mem
phis and st. Louis. je30 It
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QUITE a paradoxical remark that from a
young lady just of a sleeping car: "My
berth was nearly the death of me-"
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All kinds of Dry Goods cheapest at HO-
gan Bros. je2T sun,Wed
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New Hamburg Edgins at Hogan Bros.
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CITY NOTICES.

The best recommendation Of any article
is from the consumer. These all give the
ElmwOod the preference. je3O 1t
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Outfits for the Mammoth Cave furnished
by BOhan & FlOersh. je3O 1t
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Risnk q y Indicates no report; cipher (0) sta
tIonary; minus u tendency 70 fall; plus (t)
tendency 70 rise.
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The second best thing with which to
encircle a lady waist nowadays is a belt
with a silver buckle,
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CITY NOTICES.

New Piques at Hogan Bros.
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eENTLEMEN.s FURNISHINGS.

s0e'of,e0r5,r.0y,ryroo0 r~~~~o~~oo~oooo~4~
New Style Boys Hats at Gray
& Mobiles.
Beautiful Styles Ghildren'S
Hats at Gray & Mobiles.
Elegant Display New Neck
wear at Gray & Mobiles.
Gray & 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.
Good GOOdS at low prices for
cash at Gray s Keble's.
mhlS cody 4thP
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STATE OF THE wEArHEz.

Local Report Tor The City, Tuesday.
June 10. IS75.
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Best aIA cheapest ParasOls at Hogan
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Rulaman Palace Drawing room and Sleeping
U ATS from st. Louis, Cincinnati and Columbus
20 Washington and Baltimore without change
OF cars.
Through tickets and further information can
he obtained at the principal Ticket Offices
throughout the West, Southwest aud North
west. TH0S. p. BARRY, Western Passenger
Agent, Cincinnati.
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heads, Book Binding and kullns, n
thal may be desired, and FOR any pa
warrant an work. Address
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New Prints at Hogan Bros.
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New Belts at Hogan Bros.
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New Ribbons al Hogan Bros.
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Kid Gloves SOC. at Hogan Bros.
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Best Sewing Six at Hogan Bros.
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Tydy and knitting cotton al Hogan Bros.
je2T survived
Most stylish Handkerchiefs at Hogan
Bros. je27 sun,wed
New Cassimeres at Hogan Bros.
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New Cassimeres at Hogan Bros.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL. OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June 80, 100 A. ~
Prob05 iIiaes.-FOrt the Ohio valley, Ten
nessee, and the lower lakes, rising baron
eter. northeast to southwest winds, cooler,
partly cloudy and clear weather.
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New Prints at Hogan Bros.
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