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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-16
DALLAS, Texas, February is, 1875.

Messrs. \. n. Bradshaw, VIM. j. Ward, Robt.
Ogden, u. j. star, ). Loeb " Co., and others:
GEHTLEMEN-Your communication re-
questlng me TO become candidate for the
office of Mayor, OF the city ofDallas, has been
received, and wcre'l to consult my own In
clinations would still decline doing so, rs
have heretofore done, for the last three
months, tonumerous individual solicitations
OF the same sort, but cognizing the fact
that the people have right to demand the
services OF its citizens, DO not feel Mt liberty
TO refuse the use of my name for the Office,
which your kind Partially has evinced IN
the call made upon me.
/, therefore, In obedience to that call, an
nounce myselfa candidate for Mayor, sub
jcct, however, to the action of convention
or primary election, should either be held
and in doing so here announce that shall
at once tender my resignation of the office
now hold, the same to take effect at as early
day as my successor can be elected and
qualified
Thanking you, gentlemen, for the kind
expressions contained in your call, remain
your obedient servant,
j. ID. KERFOOT.
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To tho City Subscribers Of Tho Dallas Herald
Prem and after Ibis dnte February
u, 1870, tho connection Oi Mr., H. H.
Neville, ~ agent for the citS subscrip'
lion list, censes, ana mr.. jesse "a, Will
Hanson viii have charge 81 tie same
Hereafter payments 80 him only viii
he aciInow ie,IRed by this onIee,
y. w, hWINDELI.S,
February q. 1879, Publisher,
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A full line 0c bra cikcGs and
picture frames of walnut. Gail
,,t flse Dollar Store.

The ladies' society ofst. Matthew's parish
will meet Wednesday at half-past two
o'clock p. IN. at Mr.. J. W. Schonck's, No. u
j, ffeison street. to sew for the puor. 4 CO.
d al invitation Is extended to all the ladies
OF the congregation 90 attend.
FANNIE SAWYER.
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THE DALEY HERALD

VIII be found on sale by the news
boys on all trains Of the Texas aud
and Pacific railway, and ~ Tie follow
Ing news stands Ia the city, yis'i w. 49,
Franklin a. 90, nOi Main street II. y.
star, lamar street Pierce Z" Lyle, 007
Main street, AMI 8. McEibnre, Lamar
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CIV Treasurcr

we are authorized and requested to an
ior treasurer OF the city of Dallas, at the nm.
preaching municipal election in April next.
We are authorized and requested to mn.
nOunce ROBERT II. WEST as n candidate
ior reelection To the Office OF Treasurer OF
tile city OF Dallas, at the ensuing election in
April subject to the action of nrimarv aion n
ZION, or convention, should one be held.
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brackets Of many varieties.
towel racks, match boxes, etc.
az Franl2iin's book store, 50f
Main street.
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Masonic.

Dallas lodge No Az will meet tonight at
seven O'clock, sharp, for work. Visitors are
Invited VIC. CONNOR, MM.
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HOi sl4in siTee,, RTeHvW seiiiHg
goods "a yefy fsiure'i prices.
Dali aud examine lileir large
and elegant siogll, and make
yourselves sad iiiem bapPJ rs
bHyiHg their cheap a0d elegant
books, etC.
"aaUsIO HATH CiIAEgHH Tl
sOOTIfE THE SAVAGE
ilIli3ASI."
Aane stock ofyiOlins, gniiars'
nnies, baniOS, ncc0rdeois' mar
nsnicns, nnd triniaiiiigs' Also
iiie best and only genuine Ma
pies slring Ia The city.
PIERCE ALfLE'
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Arrived 10y express-ts'c latest
styles of ruiiiing ana rubbing
and ladies SILK Ties ui The isOI.
lar Store.
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Howard W, Peak, Esd, Of fon WORTH II
an authorized travelling agent Of tho Dallas
Herald, from his date until mrlller notes
j, W, kWlNDELlA,
December 10, ma,
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Dallas, February II IS75

We are authorized to announce the mama
OF GEORGE ShIELDS as a candidate for
the ONCE of city assessor and collector. Mt
the ensuing election, subject, however to
tne nomination of a convention or primary
election, provided such convention Is held.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


we are authorized and requested TO an
nounce JUDGE NAT. vi. BltRFORD rs n
candidate for justice of the peace in precinct
No. | presiding JUSTICE, Dallas county, to
MI the vacancy occasioned by the resigna-
ton of Hon. Jno ID. Kerfoot.
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Go 10 Reed ~ LatirNp's for
wall paper. manila. grocers
and druggists paper. iwine.
etc. etc.
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Victoria and bishop lawns,
also Swiss and MI kinds Of
white goods can now be found
at the Dollar Store.
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Sunday School and Temper
ance books ut Frnnklin's book
store, SOL Main street.
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WALL PAPER

and window shades. the Inrg-
cst, cheapest and most beanii-
fiji designs In the city. We
hnyc the exclusive sale Of the
philadelphia lsustic shaded the
only rustic that is gifted and
frosted also I'm plain c0iOrs,
cheaper and better than ail
others. a large stock Of wall
paper Orsilc newest patterns.
PIERCE AZ EHLE.
5OS Main street.
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rnc Cliy nircctory. for Is7n.

IL now on sale at all the book stores In
the city, or at the office of the publish
ers, No, l02 Elm street, corner OF Mar
lnt
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we are authorized and requested ~ an
ts ou ~. y. RAWLINGS as capdidats
TOT Aiuernlan of the third ward Of he ~,
" pai'as AL The ensuing municipal election.
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We are authorized and requested IN nm
nounce THOMAS KEET0N rs n candi.
date for reelection to the office of Assessor
and Collector of taxes for the city of Dallas.
At the solicitation of many business men
and friends, present my name as a candi.
aate lor CITY Assessor and Collector, election
Ill APRIL Respectfully,
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CITY BUSINESS.
NHsS GLOVES,

1000 dozen Mld Gloves just
received. Two pair for one dol
lar AT the Dollar Store.
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9aiIg gerald,
TUESDAY A00AlNG jiil hAath 49,
ToIS SALE.

NJ residence, eoTneF rariilc avenue
anu Houston sireeis, enhFneiug haiiA
bIOeh Of grauId, With u wei satisfied
one-story and hnseneni yOpis'eongreie
buiIdina, ASA al necessary ouf'hutid'
ings, ete, An early applicant may No.
cure bargain,
$40. ". swINDRLIs.
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City Engineer.
CLARENCE COuRwaN a,,o..

CLAREACE COLEMAN announces him.
sen us y candidate for the Office of CITY En-.
sIneer, SUBJECT to the action of primary
Que be held. : - - '"o"iu
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rIsEsIE GARDEN NEEDS.

Including the III PasO onion
seed, and the Umbrella ChlHa
seed NJ Frankiin's book store,
5Ol Main street, DaIlaa.
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We are authorized to announce the name
OF w. ROBERT as an independent candi.
date Tor Mayor, at the ensuing April cleo.
ton. o>N-
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we are authorized AMI requested 10 an.
hounce w. M. EDWARDS as n cand,dat.
70. reelection to the office OF attorney az ,ha
e elss o, Dallas, at the ensuing municipal
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instantaneous cure for Neuralgia.
Wdly n. q. HOsKiNs, Agent for Dallas.
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we are authorized to announce the name
OF JnNE PEAK M n candldat. for reeInc.
ion 10 me Office Of city marshal, subject In
one be held. '"ou'u
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city scrip

Taken in trade, Mt 5, LOEB " CO.'S
2Gdlm COZ Elm street.
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CITY Attorney

We are authorized to anno,,oo c,,
FRED. TUCKER as a candidate for ~.
attorney, subject to democratic eonyeSI
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We are authorized and requested To nm.
sn Uu 1I,,. ~. Is; MecONNELf.a as a candidate
e,ectien subject to the decision Of nrim as,,
ERECTION or convention, should one be held
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We are authorized 10 announce the name
nee oi city marshal at the enSuinu ,,lection
subject TO The nomination of a convention or
pslha,fy election, provided such convention
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Assessor and ColIecter

We are authorized to announce the name
Oh .. Z. BO6Ea. MS a candidate for Mayor
at the ensuing April election.
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10 ihe Hon. JOna u, GcrfOoL

/We, iAf undersigned citizens NJ Dallas, az
pne.atng ynur epursa az all times WINE lll'
ing llle Gniprspf Justice NJ he peace anl pre-
sidips Justice Of nsllus county, Respectfully
solicit Y0u " heopmp candidate ipT me
uniee u Mayor ofour eiiy, herppedglagyon
our earnest support Ia lhp canvass ana our
yOtes on tue day of election.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-11-06

gardins the manner in which she came
to her death. 1t has been ascertained
thnt her trunk was checked from Wame-
go. Kansas, to levenworth, on October
7th, but when she arrived here is not
known. a pass Oh the Kansas Pacific
railroad from Wamogo to Kansas City is
signed by Long, proprietor Of the Le-
lnnd Hotel, Kansas City, WIS nlso found
in her trunk together with other letters
showing that she had been housed keep
ing at some time in the Broadway
House, Chicago, and in the Leland
Hotel, Kansas City. The case is still
being worked up.
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There is n man in this country, Mr..
Kit Carson Francher, who is one OF the
seventeen children that survived the
Mountain Meadow Massacre. Mr.,
Frnncher says he was five years old
when tho massacre OF tho emil
grants took place, and yividly reccollects
the terrible ordeal, and says he saw an
Indian OF Mormon kill his mother and
sRw the Indian that shot his father, lie
was 5ccreted in n wagon. and nh Indian
made grab for him, and hc begged SO
hard for his life that the Indian relcas-
ed him and went nfter some ono else.
Mr., Frencher ,wns taken to Harmony,
and lived their about six months Will.
John ID. Lee, the moving spirit OF the
hendlsh crime, and says, few days
after he was taken TO Lees he discover
cd yoke OF his fathers cattle in Lees
lot, and told Lee that they belonged 10.
his father, when Leo replied that lie
bought them from the Indians. MIR.
Eanchcr,s father, mother and several
brothers and sisters werc nlGssncred,
md his ago was all that saved him.
lie says that he saw his fathers skull
Ill tho possession Of Mormon doctor
of Salt Lake City, who know his futher,
and told him II was his futhers skull.
MIR. Fnncher and all Of tho survivors of
the massacre, who numbered seventeen,
wero purchased by the governor OF
Arkansas, from tho MorInons, and
brought back 10 Carroll county, Ark,
from whence the ill.fated emigrant train
started. We are glad to state that the
licnds John ID. Lee, lIigbee, Knight,
AdniT nnd others arc under indictment
for this crime, and will without doubt
nll Go hung, as the evidence ilGplicni.
ing them rs principals in tho massacru
Is positive - CRmberidni DGmocrat,
CoyspLIpATED VlRorS1A MrSE.--In q
conversation with Mr.. Mickey yester.
dNy, he informed US that the situation
Of tho Consolidated Virginia mine is
Que hundred per cent. better than wus
anticipated. Tho wntcr from the sub.
iGranian reservoir or ''pockct' latcly
| tapped has run down til only about
twenty-five inches aTo now flowing,
| and II ia expected that tho sources Of
supply will bo exhausted in few days
They have already begun hoisting ore,
sixty tons having boon taken ont
through the Gould and Curry night bo.
fore last. III day or two th0y will
begin to hoist ono hundred and fifty
tons per day through tho shaft Of tho
mino named. Fouudrylnon from San
Francisco were yesterday engaged in
examining tho machinery OF the Con.
solidatUd and taking orders for such
parts ~ must bo inRdo anow. II Ia
expected that all will DO running al
usual in from sixty TO ninoty days.
Tho incnsornnss Of Our editorial End
local columns this morning, ssyB the
Eureka Sentinel Of tho Goth, is .niltibut-
hbl9 TO the illneEs Of ono OF our com.
rositoIa. Ood III" .'piia.i, of two o,hors
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ANOTHER c. r. II. IL. LOAN.

now lind and trust mortgage has
been executed by tho Central Pacific
Railroad Company for tho amount Of
Sl0.000,000. The Instrument, after re-
citing the several acts OF Congress do
mating lands to aid in the construction
of the overland railroud and the road to
Portland, Oregon. and nlso the fact OF
the consolidation of the different roads
into tho corporation known as the Con-
trnl Pacific Railroad Company. proceeds
us follows:
And whereas, the said party Of tho
hrut part desires TO raise money for the
purpose Of completing the construction
and equipment OF said railroad Rnd tel
graph line from the town of Roseyille
to the northern boundary Of California.
and from ths town OF Lathrop to the
town Of Nisalin, and plso for tho pay
mont OF the debts and Liabilities OF tho
said party OF the first part, aud hns, by
its Board of Directors, considered and
determined to issue tho bonds of tho
said company, i'll the sum of Sl,UU0
each, to the number of 10000, payable
10 the holders thereof, twenty years
from dGte, with interest at the r::.cs Of
per cent. per nnnum, payable semi
annually, OH the first days Of April and
October Of each year. iii United States
gold coin, both principal and interest,
in the city Of New York and to secure
the payment of said bonds did further
consider and determine to mortgage the
lands hercinbeforc described, except 40
much thereof as is, or shRll be, ipclud-
ed III the rights Of way of the railroad
and Telegraph lines of said company, as
defined and granted by the Acts of Con-
gress aforesaid, or is being or sllall be
used in the construction or operation
thereof, or for the track, yards, depot
grounds, buildings or erection thereof,
to the said parties OF the second part,
IN trust for the holders OF said bonds.''
The parties of the second part nre
Charles Crocker end Silas W. Sander,
son, who nre constituted Trustees on be-
half OF the bord-holdcrs.
The indenture further provides that
oil tho lands moltgaged sEall remain
under the sole management of the
haiIroau Company, who shall take such
contracts for their sale as shall be agreed
upon by tho two parties 10 tho deeds,
but no title shall be given 10 the pur-
chascrs Of said lands until the whole OF
the purchase money or an equal amount
OF bonds or overdue coupons shall be
paid to the Trustees, which Inter are
declared receivable III payment for
lands.
The instrument ia signed by. Leland
Stanford, President. and E. II. Miller,
Secretary, and Croc!rcr and Sandgraon
therein declare their acceptance of the
trust. II is Endorsed Us having been re-
corded i'll The counties OF Sacramento,
FL Dorado, Placer, klamath, Sutter,
Yolo, Del Norte, Colusa, Butte, Te-
hama, Shasta, Trinity, Siskiyou ard
Plumas, in California; Ormsby, Lyon,
Storey, Wnshoe, Elko, Eureka, Lander,
Humboldt and Churchill. in Nevoda;
and Weber. Davis and Box Elder, in
Utah. The margin OF the document is
adorned with the stamps Of the State OF
Nevada to the amount OF SS,740. -
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SAH FEAScfsco, NoY. 9,

\ Word Of caution is spoken by tho
Enterprise TO thieves nnd inccndinrics
In Virginin City. 1t says they are better
known than they imagine: "a thousand
men could bo called together in three
minutes who would enjoy tho hanging
OF u thief or two. There 10 nm o,,ani.
zation thoro whose members nfe per.
petnal gcntinels. Tho objectionable
clase nro advised 10 tako tho rond load.
ing olsawhcro before IL 10 rloGcd 10
tnen.
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The Consolidated Virginia also Loaf 1,-
25U, 100 feet of lumber, tiInhors, etc.. 300
cords OF wood, anl $4,000 worth Of
candles aud supplies just received,
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THE LJ5sEJ.

A number Of inquirioa having bcen
made as to the various losses by tho
late fire in Virginia. We Qnnex tho FOL,
lowing list, complied from the Virginia
aud Gold Hill papers, which ia as near
correct as obtainablc, although It II
ineompleteS il,-.L- '
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d Rllpt1lre
Dr. j. L. ROWe'S
PATENT
ELASTIC TRUSS i!
No more MotnIIc TruS.rS U-rdi
No more MotnIIc TruS.rS U-rdi
No more Suffering hom Iron IInnps
10 steel sprIngsi

'I'HE ELASTIC TfUssrs ARE now SUPER.
Echng NIL others. bnimg adopted every.
where Icy tho leading rhysicitna aud surrrni,a
hI over Ill" land. Tho suI" ri TiIy ~ lhcs. In
thulncnis over all Uilr rTs admits 0( no nrgu.
n"hi. heir perfect Hdiptibiliiy Ia nil kinds
oi hnpturO aud Tho cfrrtuSl fcirf uvrr nil
h'al hS rumcn,B Ia Rimiu d nvrrywiIcrr
rom The fac; that II ls' worn without lncOnyeu.
""co "haicV'r. on thc following basIs:
M,IThtr4 nrc no springs 10 press upon or IN.
"a, Is simple IN construction and not IIntic
pEet out ni order.
,,oa-l " more durable than any other and
WI, ShtAprst perfect IfusR ever lnvcn'rd
n,,to. lhd ptrsEura Il under tho control of the
lTmhi Al alt times.
tLS ,r,haa ~ has mono "f tho Injurious rcsults Of
'c hisllc rrrHses
oilers faIl. '""''"' '"'' WHO" A''
,,1 u worn with taSo and comfort night
Snr nay, Which ran not bn sid truihiG,iy Of
"c'hllc Truss whatoYrr.
7,hIrcricncc elbows that all irtnprrcd rprIpp
tss, necessarily press upon and nitrn iir.
rc,h u't's " the body that hrfnTo weIr 10, a
hih:Suy healthy condition Lumbavo and
Jr,", .,li1lly dislr"SNing RIlmcnIs ARC I,ol i'm.
IN Tn,L.Iy w" nuigr0wUh Of ruch prrsgu, I. . ni,d
rd NV @ oi THIS TACT Il b"rnnFR natter nf drci,i
,Iblo '"'c1nehcc 10 avoid like caainIilcs N DOS.
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job I'IeI IN,rIN
~ rrEHr pEscaIrrroN PROMPTLY DONE. IN rmr
GEsr bIYLE or THE AnI

&. W. CRANE, No. Ios Montgomery 81.
San frsrcIscn. Cal, role ng'Ht for tho ELMO
lErtPI SD'Sr, Is authorized 10 contract fur In.
Eerilrg advertisements Tor us nj our lowest rat.r
IN cpin Orders left with Mr.. Crane will receive
prompt attention.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-04
THE NEW REPRESENTATIVES,.

ADAMS, G.. H.-Born in COXsackie, Greene
County n ~ in 1924 studied Law and pTactced until
1850 when he engaged in manufacturing at CohOes, n.
" served as trustee and President Of rhe Water Board
ia thai place before IL made oty In 1881 served
Us aid " tue Governor Ia 1867 excited member
Of the Assembly State Senator in 1872 and 1873
was "a aenber of the Republican National Convention in
1s72 and long time Pt sdaDt OF the National Bank
OF COhOcs, and the hrst Mayor OF the city lie was
elected a Representative from New-Y0rk to the ALIVth
Congress.
AiEs~oRTH LUcIAE LEsTgR-Bon in Now Woodstock,
n " June 81, 1881 educated at the common schools
and st the Oneida Conference Seminary ~ Y; studied
law aud was admitted to practice in 1854 In 1855 re-
ynORea 10 West Union Iowa was eiSber OF the Lower
UOuse aud Senate VI the state VT several yoas nd was
elected Representative from Iowa TO the AldNth Con
gress.
ANDERSON, WILLIAM B.-BOrn IN Jefferson County.
Illinois April 2 1880 studied law but never practicef
the profession twice elected 10 the State Iegsla
turo aud once TO the State Senate delegate 10 the
1861 he eKeFled himself ~ raise regiment ot volunteers
1or he army and coDaanded II through the war.
oeiyDg the breyet title Of ana In 1s74 he
was elected Representative from Illinois TO the 2LiVth
Congress.
BAGLEY GgoBGB A.-Born In Watsrt0yp, Jefferson
County Nsw,YVSk, JHy e. 1926; reoeFsd an acsdemie
education studied Bav snd wss adinsd 10 the Bar In
Is47 practjesd law far SIX yasg fsp he engaged y
tLe piAnQt<clpre ~ srou Ana m-eIDhefy "1'h hes'p
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-21
Personal.

NJ. S. Jay, General Ticket Agent Of the
! Memphis and Charleston Railroad, was in
the city yesterday.
Capt. !. w. Brown, of the Ggliaiin E.c-
dwiner, IS Oh q short business trip TO Nash
vile.
NJ. N. Trecy, Of Trecy * Coyle, Union
street shoe dealers, has gone East 10 lay in
a stock for the fall trade.
Justice T. D. Cassetty left the city last
night 10 take an extended tor through
| Mississippi and Louisiana.
). RCsenheim, Of the well known tObac-
CO firm Of R0senheim Il Bro, left for New
York last night, accompanied By his wife.
c. +. GRAY, Of the gents furnishing
goods house Of Gray d Noble, left for New
York last evening.
Mr.. KOSsgth Lyon, attache Of the
ClGrkSUHie Tobacco Legf, is on visit to
Nashville.
Col. Ben. F. Amonett, one Of our lead
ing hardware merchants, left for New
York and Long Branch yesterday. 1t is
supposed by bis friends be is looking for
matrimonial partner.
Among the Battle House arrivals vest er-
day were Archie Thomas, Of the Spring.
field Record, a. J. Balleutiue, of Pulaski,
and Clay Roberts and wife, Of Kinqstcn.
Among the guests at the Maxwell House:
T. J. Heard, Evergreen, La; c. p. Barnes,
G. c. Breckenridge, Mrs. S. II. Barnes, J.
). Bell, B. Coleman, {. II. Rice, Benjamin
Gerst, II. J. Chambers, j. Z. Hart, Peter
FrOess, Louisville, KY; VIM. A. V. Porter,
and c. I. BOIles, Chicago; Chas. S. Plum
mer, New York; Thos. p. Jenup, Philadel-
phia; W. T. Curry, HaTOdsburg, KY; E.
o. Babcock, Evansville; L. \. NestleT, D.
L. Cooke, .. e. Mead, L. Labrot, Cincin
natl,