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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-28
$periaI Antlffs.
Choice soda yyster.

'1hSiSt Btua W EteEs
Z. Brinehurat Co. have re-opened their Mineral
water fountain for The eeasun The majority of
our citizens have tasted anl know for Themselves
the superiority Of the soda water frCm this fountain
ami the delicious tavor of the Fruit Syrups they
reties. They have
GLASS sIPHoN BOTTLES,
and the necessary apparatus for properly filling them
with hlgnly charged Garbonic Acid Water, which
can be drawn az VIII, making the bottles really
PORTABLE FOUNTAINS,
which enable the Invalid who may require it, or the
lover OF Soda Water who may desire H. 10 enjoy the
use or this eighffdl beverage, at any lime al home
We have ON draught the following popular
MINERAL SPRING WATERS:
Geyser tSar lt0ga) Excelsior (saratoga,) High
ROCK, tSaratoga,) Vlchy, kssngen. Also, the fol-
lowing waters IN bottles Congress, Exec sior Iia-
thorn, aeyser, llign Rock, ST. LGlis, Magnetic,
Franklln, Baliston Spa GettYsbur2, Missisquol,
kockbfidge Alum, St. Catharlnes Artesian, Freid.
eFlcshaile, VichJ, settler, Bedford, Etc.
u. BRINGHUGSr h CO.,
wholesale and Retail Druggists
Corner sixth and Market Streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-28
CITY xnsiuess 9ireftpry.

|
AuctSsseers 4 N
I. W. stidAsm I Son. III East Nh street
Bankersand Brokers
r. r. Robinson Co.. 100 Market street.
He'll Ringers and BIli Posters.
Geo. ". jackson. s West 9Th st
Beet and Shoe Makers and Dealers.
g Als1sPSSr Ps,,, s lGs Msrtst ,,. st
JOhn aOtsliSd 81 and Poplar sta
". VA 4 Sas' asrsss * 90. y u 10 Ssgss. si
Carpenters and BuiIdcrs.
en- bel Es9a Res l0l' w'
Cigar. and Tobacco.
Geo. A. Davis, 6oa Shiplcy at
Clecks, Wafches, and-J eweIers.
J. @. MAsssy. ~ King street.
Coach and Cnrriaxe Material.
VIM. Green Co.. B. X. corner ID and shipley eta.
DruEaists.
H. r. Brinxhurst. at Market st.
Florists.
Tatnail 4 Co., Delaware Avenue and Jersrroa st
General Insurance Agents.
woolley Van Trump $40 Market st
Gents Furnishing Goods
Ism. James X ,.. %.,ssn a, sSa S ~ Market st
John p. Doushten 40 Market st.
Hats, Caps, &c
Ssss Sss A DsIsai'a Sabs ks:, e si,s'' U t street
lrsa and steea
VIM Green 4 Co., S. E. oornsr Sd snd shipisy sts
Livery Stables
Patrick Holland. 3. W. corner Front and Orange
Looking -GInsses aud Frnmos
Flyosi DoAns, 10 west sth at
+. McMonaxs, Sd and King Sta
Merchant Tnilors
Geo. Gouert Is II. 4th st.
John Il. Muhlhaussn, 4lb King st.
Samuel Miller. jr, log Market st
Paper Hanslnss. Shades, 30
John r. Holt. 2sa Market street.
Real Estate Agents
Evans Pennington, Allmond's Bd'x., 9Th and Market
N. N. Child y Co. 4 west 7th
j. H Frazer. I'd and Shipley SITS.
VIM Reynolds a Co.. S33 Market at.
VIM AcCaullcy 4 Co.. 6o6 Market St
Restaurants and Billiard Room
Joseph Fullrner. 6O4 and 6O6 Market st.
Sewing Machines
Grover Baker Sewing Masculine Co., sg7 King st.
Now American Sewing MAohins, 7ls Market st.
Undertukers
Thomas j. Giles al Bhipiey at
r. B. Young, 10 West Tonth street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-28

c The proposition to invite Queen Victoria to
the Centennial is being discussed favorably.
There would be special fitness in asking her
presence, and pressing the invitation so cordial
ly. that she would accept for Of all the crowned
heads Of Europe none, in qualities of personal
excellence, more deserves our respect than the
English queen, and none has 50 great a circle of
kindred amongst the American people.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-28

Another lip of those Elegant Chamois
Skins.
Also, soda water and sarsaparilIa, at the psla-
ware Avenue Drug Store.
W. T. ALRICHS
, Apothec8ry,
lyli-u 300 Delaware Avenue,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-28

~Prsons ieaving torn for the sun,mer can haze
tbs COMMERCIAL mailed TO them, postpaid, for s.
esnts a month.
-Sahscri1ers ssndtng single copy Of the COMMERCIAL
a,pay BY mail informed that ttoo-cent stamp Il
required fan ordinary prdPper BE- used; II sent TO th'
post oses pth cent stamp II i1ai iWobatly ners7
reach It's destination. The paper uih no 'erappsr al
all or a light one, can be mailed for one cent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-28

The Scientific american pronounces the
Keely Motor" about which such wonderful
stories have been told, fraud" one OF the
perpetual motion deceptions by which the owuers
claim to generate great force out OF nothing. -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-28

Jordan's Tome Ale
Is lust what you want, to strengthen the system,
under the enervating influences OF Spring. Sold by
y. a c. SHOEMAKER,
PnARMAcfsTs,
noV3-n sos Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-28
3pefixI Spti1eS.

f Choisra and Dfarfh Ba Mixture.
Cures aiarhea, dyBentcry, oholsFn morhus,
craInp, pain, etc. Price Us cents per bottle.
All the above remedies prepared and sold whole
sale and retail at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Nd W. %
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-28
puBIIaasp, +, syKRY A PTBRsooy, tsundays

PUBLEaHsD sBVkRY AFTERNOON, lSNndags
Sospssd,) at Tia CoxdKRcIAL BBuDrsa, Sotth-isest
eev~sr fqaA sad Nasket Streeh- Ttno cents copy.
Ten cents aseek DaLIvKnED FRER BY carriers
sA-o1ohps,t Aseav. qRs COMMERCIAL wiH be sent BY
uaa to any Pod 0ne in Nan Castle County at $500
ps~ an,,u, rs for months; 50 cents per month
Post onees outside OF Ne.o Castle county, $3.50 per
snmu &l-Ao fer three months; 80 cents per month
TIE PusllsHTRs PRzpAY POSTAGE in all eascs.
.1 COMMERCIAL sTxAM PRINTING ROOMS. pro
vsied ,yith ystclass machinery and skifat Sorkpe'L
fuv ssscsltng Book Jo5 aud Mercantile Printing Of all
descriptions, at prices below the aiding Printing
Ho4lses Of the large cities.
DxLA WARE TRIBUNE, (Weetiy) the Psni,istilar
oryan Of TURNER'S and Prtitsro,rers; great Family
Ns.ospapsr published srery Thursday morning, at
ree Dollars gear. POSTAGE PREPAID BY rHK PUB
LBHxRa
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-07-09

"Will not some one who can give aU-
thcutic information, let us know why
this failure to provide for the interest OH
our State debt pr Columbia Journal.
In calling for the authentic informa-
ton, our ncighbor but echoes the demand
of a chagrined people. If the failure is
attributable to the intheCiency of the FiS-
cal Board it should be known, and our
State relieved from the suspicion of banL,
ruptcy or dishonesty. If the responsible
lty rests with the last General Assembly
who by i'll dlgcsted, hasty legislation, Sc
trammclcd the State officials as placed il
beyond their power to make any satisfac-
tory arrangements, then that body should
he at once convened by call of the Gov
cruor, that they may, now that the eartl
teens with plenty, and that all rejoice il
abundance correct the faulty Legislation
of last winter and in this way preserv,
the integrity of the Democratic party b!
carrying out its thrice made pledges t.
sustain the credit Of the State and wha
is far more important, remove the clou,
that now hangs over our noble common
wealth
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BON AQUl SPRINGS,
Hickman County, Tenn.

This well known Summer Resort VIII DC
open TO visitors JUNE 10, 1870. ,,-
A thorough analysis OF these rc1narkaDle
waters will be sent, on application, by mai F,
and will exhibit in detail the estimate
placed upon them by the highest chtihlo"l
and medical authority in the 5ta54, .-.,
The springs are located eight nAlsN lI"Li4
Bon AQUA Station, on the NaohFIie a1l
Northwestern railway. Every eoHFehie
and amusement win be provided for the
enta%tafnrngrt of guests that can be found
at anv similar resort. LucaTihn elevated
and UNSURPASSED in romantic beauty.
EIegant new backs have becu hItt hy
the company and viii promptly met ~Ee-
ny train. .-., AZ. Sal, +.. ~
and arrive at the Springs 3eio,S b-=H'
same day, ,,--.-,-..- H.
tel. VIII have charge OF the TABLE.
hates of Board $40 per month I-u@. Lc-
durtion tor children and servants.
NJ. L, SELDEN, President.
w, 6, PATTERSON, Secretary, lly2>-JH'
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n ON-RESIDENT NOTICE.


James Richardson, col, vs.. Harriet Richard
sOu.-DivOrce.
Ii appearing from affidavit filed in this cause
that the defendant, Harriet Richardson, COLI
IS "A nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee. so
that the ordinary process Of law cannot DO
served upon her. il is therefore ordered that
publication be made for four consecutive
weeks in the Herald and Mail, q uewspaEer
published in the town Of Columbia, Maury
county, Tennessee, commanding said Harri-
et Richardson to appear at the next term 81
the Circuit Court, to be held IN the town q
Columbia. Maury county, Tennessee en- the
first Monday in September, next, then a ~.
there % appear, and TO plead, answer or ugI
muir to complainant bill or me Sap ,e VII
rsfte. w J. WIINTHOkNE,J IT.,
Juno Is, 1875, NIerA'
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-07-09

The partnership heretofore eXlstlh5E %
tween williams & fowler Is this d4E dls'''l-
retiri;g and Joseph fowler continuing TIE
business at the old stand, where ne VIII ne
pleased to wait upon as many ola ana new
cusVolheh' o" iuIy2-2t.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-07-09
Omce of EDsALL IL MCEwEN,
July 9th, 1879.
III al tRtEs ham

Office of EDSALL * MCf4WEN,
July 9th, 1879. !
Baoon-Shoulders IOI5cts; sides, licts; hams
l312ctS.
Bttfer-l5 and zoe.
BeesiUar-2Ocs
BLacking-75c. al 90 ~ uoz
Cottolr-S to I3Cts. dull
Cotton Seed-30e per 100 MS.
Corn-SI.O0 per buShel.
CoTee-23 to 25c for Rio by Sack LaBulIa
Java Bic.
Coal Oils test, 4Octs per gallon.
Candies 21aC925c. T. II.
Eogs-l0ctS.
Ftour-S4. per 100 lbs.
Ginger-40@50c.
Lard-lS to % cents.
Linle-25g30c. u bushel.
MeaI-S1 90. --o.,,,......,
den syrup, Sl9l.25.
Pea N,lts-75 to 50 cts, Dull.
Peppcr-35giOc.
Rice-iIal2c
SGit-300 IS. for bu; for So bushels, $3.50.
Soap-l0GI5c.
SOdd-lOCtS. -,
S,tGar-New Orleans, lOgl3c; Dcmerara, "a
i5c; A sugar, Fec crushed and gr@huI"le"
Tsd0I.OO@2.O0 9r-
TaIEOto-6c. IT, h.
Wooi~DuIl atquotations, 20 to 40.
Whedt-90 cts.
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A Gard,

The undersigned. in retiring from ms IiiS
arm of Williams q fowler, seizes upon IA, lie
nI,nortunitv to express his sincere gratItulS
~ Hos Who have so literally patronlze9
him for the last ten years, and 70 az Ir
his successor as aItOg ether Worthy vi 'i''i
coni II5 y, "A' w. H, WILLIAMS.
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& MINER.
NOTICE TO DEBTOR

the notes and accounts belonging to the
ola firm of J. Il. Hodge q Co, have been
placed in my hands for collection, and
am Instructed if they are not paid by the
18th of July, to place them in the hands OF
an officer 10 be sued on.
ALBERT w. STOCKELB,
Nav DIST, 1873. Office, WhitthOrne Block
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THE Banner closes a most excellent
article on Tennessee in the Money Mar
kct. with the following suggestive SEN
tence.
IF her credit is affected by present OF
recent default, steps should be taken al
once to restore it, if not by and through
the influence and potency of one depart,
ment of the Government, then by another
OF by all combined and without delay.
This sentiment should receive I
prompt and hearty amen from the entir,
press of the State, so as to compel tn,
adoption of such measures as will remove
the blot from her escutcheon and place
Tennessee again among her sister States
the peer Of the proudest
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FS.FE&EIL'S


ANY person or persons wishing to go into
the LINE 81 SINESS viii make it to their
interest &C. c5ll on me, as | want to sell out
the II ,EI.~lOH LINE WORKS." on the
hank ut Duck River, inside the corporate linn
its Of tuIuwhJa. / have ON hand a very
large lot of LIME, which | will sell low to the
parties purchasing the works. The Kiln is
Tag" patent, the best patent i'll the United
StatCs Is IN good burning order, and when
getting the proper attention while burning,
Will make one hundred and twenty-five bush
els ct good Lime every twonty-iouT hours. My
motive for selling ~ thatI am going to move
back to the city of Atlanta, Georgia.
july g INIr.-Em. IIIOS. T.. BI TIER.
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10 900 TO 10000 Bushels of Wheat
WANTED,

W. ,,;u nav the highest cash prices Tor
IN 90 70 30. 90 bushels Of wheat delivered at
our " a. MARTIN & EMERY.
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Before purchasing elsewhere be- sure sure ana ma
examine the splendid assortment Of BooVs t a,,u
Shoes, Hats and Furnishing do0qns now M,
ed at half their regular value at Cheap 1onn .
nr,rlQ-2rn
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Business Notices.
Ho! for Primms!

Russell Estes hack starts for Primm's eve
ny Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. Persons
leaving their names at Embry Il FriersOn' :
July 9. 1875. If.
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Soro ,,onev in buying Dry Goods, Clothing,
Trimmings and everything else in that Ilnei
whilst they are selling at greatly rs rec g
prices at Cheap Johns. apTI' oAh
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I CE! ICE

Having mll supply ct putr NlHllls
lee, am prepared a. furnish rnmHlllN
dealers al reduced rates. ihntn WISH
Ice supplied hy tIv season VIII un "
Icavrf en- orders soon. lr" VIII hF
.rr,r in T. e. city without extra rhtrg.
auii u.sF =. W ~ M'
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SALE

49, virtue of the power AMI HuI
vested lea me as Collector "I
county, Will on the flr>t Monday A.
next, 10 being the 9TH day az july
will uiirr fIr sale the following N'"
tract of land, tllv same having N.'.
ed tor the taxes for ihc year INta IVY.
which taxes urr due uuh ltinHiN h'
together with the pcnnliint hnd f''
uuth District, ltuiuS ThnilHn,
iaud. founded nu the north nN lNN ~.
ii. \. Perry. south by a. =, Thomas l.
l.. NJ. Nelson. west by tho h'lir ~
lIcudrrsuui valued for ls.-Al
ypnr I~T3uf 81. fH tux. NNh- l'h4.
.oI .r.tDrr. .",, $40 UtHi clrL Is. afr 'l.' f.
.Hup Ii. $50. u. y. tisNi's U. '.'
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sLadies' Hats, Parasok. Ribbons, Fans, etc.
to he sold out regardless of value at S1 1l
IohufS. ApAA'-oAd
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CHANCERY SALE

By virtue Of a decree Of the Chanccry
c curt at Columbia Tenn. rendered at lir
April Term 1875, in the case Of ~ 4. hoT9pll
W.. J.. G. and Fannie A. Gordon, / Will sell ~
the court~house door in the town Of Columbia
or marcel ~ land living and being in the 9TH
civil district Of Maury county, bounded and
described os follows, to-wit. on ihe north ny
BY J. 9. Gordon, on tho cast by hurk hlNVI
bygilIe turn pike, aud =. q. Gordon, contain,
ne bv survey flFd -H'. HcreH. Said iHud VIII
be sold on q credit Of HI7. twelve vr ukh'r'g
mathis. notes with good security required 0i
The purchaser or purchasers ma ic!n rclI'h-
ed free from right of redemption. OIL.
lime ls-lST5. u. b. COOPER, 81 v
by 7. T., Fleming, u. q. ~ W.
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HERALD AND MAIL.
CURRENT EVENTS.

She asked US who that handsome
man on the stand was, with his black
hair parted IN the middle THAT, Miss,
Is Gen Pennypacker. Unmarried"
We believe it Is Dick Bullock who
suggests that Middle Tennessee send a
Brigade of Militia soldiers to the Centen-
- NAL next year at Philadelphia. We
heartily endorse the suggestion, and hope
Giles, Williamson, Marshall, Hickman,
Maury, Wayne, Rutherford, Bedford and
other counties, will have several compa-
MES each Gen. Bate, Col. Lewis, or
Joe Russell would do well to command it..
We suppose Adjutant General Handy
will see to it that they get transportation
even if money has to be borrowed at SIX
per cent.
The BeecherTilton trial IS over al
last The jury, after being out one week,
announced to the Judge, last Friday that
they could not agree, and desired to be
discharged The jury stood nine for
Beecher and three against him. We are
glad it is all over, and hope the country
will never again be afflicted with such
widespread nuisance Beechers church
has raised his salary to 100000.
Gov. Porter has committed the pun
ishmeut Of Jordan Holt, sentenced to be
hanged for rape on a Bedford County girl,
to Imprisonment for life. The Governor
says. 81 have made critical examina-
ton Of the question presented, and am Of
opinion that it is my duty to commute
the punishment Of the prisoner Holt,
from death to Imprisonment for life, in ac-
curdance with the recommendation of the
Supreme Court" Here is what the Su-
preme Court said to the Governor: In
consequence of the youth of the defend
ant the court is of opinion that this fact
is an extenuating circumstance for which
the punishment should be committed from
death to imprisonment for life in the
Pcnitentiary. Now the negro Holt was
a grown man, the Shelbyville papers say,
and as that seems to be the only reason
the Supreme Court could give for com.
mutiug his sentence, the Governor has
acted unwisely. Ifhe found other rea-
sons for communication, he ought to have
gwen them As the case stands, and
without further explanation, the action Of
the Supreme Court and Governor is moi
calculated to prevent the commission o
the most horrible of all crimes.
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CuIIeOka Institute.
W.R WEBB A. NJ. ). NJ. WEBB, A. NJ,

In the Commercial Course the us, (rcadinC,
writing and sPeaking,l and principles, gram
mar. rhetoric and criticism, )of the English
Language, Geography, History, Elements of
Science, Mathematics and Book Keeping are
thoroughly taught. The Classical Course in
cludes the studies mentioned together with
the critical reading of standard Latin, Greek,
FrCuch and German authors. Those who fin
iSh The above are prepared to enter at once
upon e University Course
Board. including fuel, lights and washing,
el2 per month. Tuition OF session of twenty
weeks. 81. The next session begins
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For Sale,
Dissolution of Partnership.

Uouse and Lot on Garden Street. Apply 10
j D. Wright. july u
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AUGUST 9th, 1875.

We refer by permission TO Hon. W s. Elem
ing Kcv. pr. J. G.. Mitchell, and RevS. W. ii
Wilkes, w Mooney, w StOddert, :. Z
Evins. j. \. OrmaU, J. IL. Peoples, +. &
Wilkes and I. ). Stone.
~ Nenh for Circulars. luIy9-4t.
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q T r \ y f. ID
From McKimmin's stable in Davidson Co..
several weeks ago, Il Ia Rt+E hhA a.
MARE, fifteen hands high. When last
hoard from she was seen one mile and Il
half South of Noapois, on her way
bone in Giles county Any ono finding salT
mare will please leave her at Latta, thaPpt!I
n HaIey's livery stable, Columbia, who VIII
nav them we'll for their trouble:
RUFUS G. REN NOLDS,
July 9-3w. keynold station Tenn
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ASSUMES NOT ICE.

In DISTINCT Court at the United States for
the Medic bI>tIlvt, of Tennessee, in the
matter at NJ. Joseph, Bankrupt
THE Uudvr~igurt, NsSlguTCS of NJ Joseph,
Bankrupt. hereby notify the creditors of
said Joseph thut there viii bc third and
final general meeting at Columbia Tenn,
IN sud district, on thC--Ot July 1879, in
order that You may make a report of our
pTOcCvuluw~ i'm TRUST, We now give further
notice 20 uI creditors tuat we have filed
our accounts as ;tS>igHvt> of the estate of
said Joseph, Itaukrupt. ia the said Court,
and ON tH5t day SHALL apply to the said
court fur the settlement of our said ac-
counts. AMI tor "a discharge from all lIabiIi
" as assignee ut sud estate, in accordance
with the prov 5~Iuu~ of til" 18th sec, of the
Bankrupt act Of March 1ud, lSi..
IL l.. FIGUEIS,
", Is. WILSON,
ASSiEnCeS.
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We will pay the Highest Market Price ior
Wool and all other Produce.
Nav 7-2m. MARTIN " Ehbhh'
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Best caIicoes cts. per yard, at .--,,..
May 2l-lm. ii. Of'ONE .
]. ID. Wright will sell corn ut u U
sacirad may2S-t1.
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RarpainSI BARGAINS

Summer Goods of all sorts to be closed GU
at a great sacrifice at Cheap Johns. apr 81
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Large stock of Boots, Shoes and Hats at
Cost at Fl CrOne's. mayl4-lm.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-07-09

Black Grenadines, and all other Dress
Goods at cost, at Ii. Crone's. mayl4-Im-
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SECOND JOINT SALE
BLOODED STOCK
EWELL'S STATION, TENN.

ON AUGUST 18th. 1870. we will offer a large
number of highly tired animals. comprising
Trottin. and Saddle Horses,
short Horn, Devon aud Jersey Cattle,
~uuthdOWn aud C"t>NOld sheep {!
S.,4 fr catalogue. Z. -. Spring Hill, Mau-
- Trnn THOMAS GIBSON,
rS So"''' JAS. I. JOHNSON,
CAMPBELL BROWN.
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COLUMBIA MARKET.

Six Thousand Dollars worth of Ready
Made Clothing at Cost, at III. Crone'S
, 1875-11-02
CRIMINAL,

a man natnod +. f. Whitney Lad llss pockels
nlcxed o. sloo while getting OF tue morning
train At tbs httabuEg d Fort Wayne depot. .
Charles lfuns Ut 10 South Desp,oiues streot.
Ia furious. Again thieves llays bsolou Into i,is
rooms, and stoleu clothing to tlo amouu, of ;a75
and jowelry valued at about $40.
il. Jonos, proprietor OF carpsutoz R,,o, I,
the roar Of lG2 Woss M4dison street. s.y. tbn,
some time Sunday eyonlng burglars cu,orol H..
shop. aud carried away = iasgo qusut,ty a, his
tools. 'o
Car 42 OF The Lincoln avenuo ltne uau t,o,r,oa
whlls going north II 9:3U d cllck !ast uyc,,,n..
BY thrue fuitiaus, Who refused To pay Their fa,
At Centre ayeuue the conductor otdcrcI tl.a1r
from tho car, sud they refusing. ha attempted ta
eject ono Of thpm. Tho t:roo OF tho,u ,snmeii, H.
aisy set upon linn, dragged him from lii car
kcaea aud punched bin numerically, until III
cTles brought ont one OF The WeodoL-huade.i
policemen Of Lincoln Park. NJ Artusts, az
usual. Gecauao they wese Ilosi0g uen.
John Ecyslis. George Duncan. aud Thomas
Hamilton weta yesterday held in t300D bull
.HcI! to tho CrImlnst Court by Justice Summon
hclI, Tue twu Glat we're hold on charges ut
burglary III conuectlon with tho Meyurs ganX OF
burglars, aud tha latter VIVA held on fur rob-
jlaiy, ~ which the aAlaa gang wore slightly iu,-
pacatsd. Ihs evidence sgAlnst all three IL OF
, 1875-11-02
CITY-HAL.L.

EcdomEtions Of 'a1.so1c certificates put s., COO
into tho City TruaB Try yesterday.
Mayor t'oyn has tho neuralgia 60 badly In ono
Of hia feet that ho fs scarcely able to walk.
the wates.ratcs brought f1.79s.a8 and tbe
city taxes :12, ,sGs.95 into tho Treasury yos.er-
dny.
Tho Superintendent. nf Police will ettcnd to
the carly obtaining Of election returns ut head
quarters.
Tho city employees in tho roolorY we're paid
ttor 0ctnber salaries yesterday, and 1t roau!r-
cd s25, 900 to do 1t.
Tho applications for patlonB for Drllewell
PRISONERS "oro very numerous yestnrlay.-- ro-
suit Of tho "lccioE, but Hs Honor refused ncar-
" als OF thoin. 10 his secretary reported
Tho Governor cent fer tic aInvor, tic Mayor
refused to 70 md eco him. md Ito Governor did
tho i'olito tAinf: by calling on 11is Honor. Tho
Governor IL nut proud, il As il handsome.
Tile Doart1 Of Public Works nni City Enpi-
nccr discu. acd tho n.as fur tho buildings towef.
ets., for thu nov Wost Sido Water-Wo.ks, and
tho former wilt advertise for proposals for tic
mason-Work in l. day or two.
Tho city oficeB will at bo closed to-day, 30 fur
M blaIesB is concerned. Tho bInyor and hin
secretary will bo at thor otco to attend to apy
emergency Which may arise at tho polls Moyt
OF tito other officials will GO to tho polls and
work.