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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-07-08

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aus srH&iIiG, tab al NairTiaI uns arbtiis.
lsii Gin 8rirS&lIIGtc eslparl piIb.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-07-08
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iss, fGpaGte, ntIrVlts une fIltSpfttS 8rfu-
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-07-08

&Obeebctfdtaft. - Sr aubreas
3tIItE GissHlbiimH bss "RailRoadIIouse'
In Columbia. tpfI41 aud bier In SarriSbura
bitIf parmf Grenntf unb 8rIannie bat, liarb
am suristn RiitHsp IN 8oIss ,iuts Ianesun
eHustn- unb pfbnltIbtHs. gr tpar rer ripa
20 Sabrfn aus aBiirtfmbrrG no &c bic Sitls
tfufs StuIprcpiIprS btiltitfit, naH Columbia
stFemmfn, ipOlsIbf ftins giuiiH unb SRps-
Fern I9on frtbrr f9 nItbnstIaTtn, Hnb iibT>
Habm baltIbi be sOH btr GrlirrH stablirit
@aiipirtbl&afi. gIIs tibiisn Wuf'sr uub
OrssIlpIsIfL (bfmnft tr ,,ean'alr gcIfS.
frtuHb,'0 fanb CT baIt feppbI III tsm ~ hama.
lissy Bet pcn Trpf. Srfr tirIsiriIn Gafiia
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fpaitr III br fneIIi&tH IuibsrIi&sn StirGt In
Columbia 8frbfnbung unb Sfrbirrif araisn.
nuuB. Nu& rrfrfutf eT ilt tirs5 trpbIssTtifn.
ten Bniraufns III tfm bon ibm bfiTiftsnsn
@s2lrI- unb TaGast.G .G,ll4Sfi na& iitsrIseI'
f&fn Saftn. 9n bf1 ItBifn 9abrfn mar feline
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8rIuR bon ,usi bsfnun6SucIItn Snabsa, bic
ttm iuarbaIb Wo9tufri bur& bsn Hutrbilt-
Ii&tu Sob suirifTsH tpurtsH, baiis ben fGlimm.
fen G'alab auf feline pbyii&s nnb 9tiRiSr
1b6iiSirit br faR In NiianibrcpIs ausluaritn
br0bif. IIS er uas Srr jp,. @oGtn gum
ltBitnmaI btfu&Is, ul&rmifH MIR fiber bic
fGIimme @tra ntn ang In itiufw afubsrfn
obns frttli& lu ntula, taB feline trbiids piI>
9sTfabri 70 baIb iGpn ibr gnSs tTIti&m tpilrSs.
8risNs isIusr ai&s! Rn ibn 70 esnau Iana-
IT, pis iuir psib tS BubI bnB unisr iftnsr
rautsn @ubsnfsiif ein sutre Sr1 itIu8, has
nanienIIi& itSrm lluttIrn uub liutbrIiRrn
tnPinItiS cppputrif, unb baS irrb Ifinfs IaHarn
TuffnlbaIlts IN bfr Gnmbr INNER brntI&
esbItrbtn N. Gr mare itfn Rrult gsEt fen,
battle CT ni&i feline MaHssI unb 8ttIfr stbnbt.
Der 9riiur SGsrI brdi lit MN ale.
Cine brtbciaatf Muiisr, zine SyFau unb
irtf Slinbr unb swri S&Brarn, bic fIas In
Columbia, bic nnbfrs In philadelphia (an Srn.
SObn G'cID SfTbsfraibsL tranrrn trm gsiI6Ia.
ffnftI mad, unb blrIf aItf 8Tfunbr pfrbfn ibm
ttn Ifsb@plltS 9lnbrnftn btpabrrn,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-07-08
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au& iifs tIu SerrIfr, brr trn 8rsitu swinst
DAT r, arfauAsn, btII'm GIfbr lnst.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-07-08

Reme Mnseisen. - 8OIs'HSs ntu' VII
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,,iiuna", nnf BtI&t eir unitrt egiE aHfHni'
fam maben:
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-07-08

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8IrilG', 9ncGfn. unb Wus-
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-07-08
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fdbu SOH drau gfntr efbaIin. iluli8 iibr'
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arpbnt auswabI q pesereteu, u.i.py
lifiS nnf paHb batrn miro, 10 biiisi CT bde
pHbIiiam uHb isiue drrunbs Tatbtna uEl FIRE
itTnFIt afusigir ynIrbIbafl
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SauiseuIg, apIil 29, iS75-ii.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-07-08
8ntter In brei ailnuten oemad,t.

sir f0Iasnbts biirst tn ..sasatIns gSIsr":
lnin BEN rcrJasli&m Slsb bn DrusbIas-
billie Saatrsi bfs Srn. 9. 81. pianiiuirn, Ct
esuibHaiT sfs WlaSiiOn Saufss IN pOtsiOpu,
btiInssi ii9 cline iIsin ssbaHie Stub. bic TT ltIns
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H. hab bas srIueat llmVfbrfH itn IN Butler
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uurwarit. tinsn 9ffu& atiattsit, frbItr %
bsIri SuPPrr an Butter, ipcrauf be 8rau BON
Saus Thbm ppn bn RH& bItffr Sub abi&Upf.
it, siHiss @iHuisn NIT tfm Nisdr umrIibris
uub tabarp zine Butirr sVssuGis, pit mon fs
nIFi bfFr RiInfSsn fSHnif. Die ilsiur Stub
eitbt nitt sid @IIt aaf ttn @aL nIIsIu, mas
Ir gift il spH SSuisII&n 0uaIiiai.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-07-08

Rerf0nli6e8, - @abrnb kIeln unb
lfbtn gBO&e trfbrin uns pIrSr mrtrue
8rtunss NIT 9riu9sH. Sin SObn unIgrs
S&paetrs Ndtrmaua ben GiutIHuali,
Opio tunr bIrj bIr bdIitn trn iunstn Better
1feop Hipt 8rFaHnt tpfnu niSi feline GpuEHe
Hdfrniain bon Gbamtsrsburs bel ibm astpiIsu
mare, ba Ct Gin gang RaliII&tr ihner Mann
iIt uHe mir ipn i&UH isii msbrsrm Satrtn
ni4i aslsbtn bdtitn.
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@frbi9 anS @fore Btib mann bon
Sbambrsbur8 bstbTifu uns NIT Bsluasn,
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mann mIilbhIt, 70 Iire,n bic ,eSppsn" fEIr aHs
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-07-08
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Siaats. 3riiuna":
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Srine rI&tias aua6Ihns tinarI$idt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-07-08

Sine neue 9laee. - Sn GIspslanb,
Ohio, unb IN GbarlslOn, Glib. Carolina, bat
t,ns ttsnfaas aus 9nIsFisu btRrbsnbs eant.
PLACE - GIGbs - ibrr Grf9tinnn8 stnlabi.
@iiaIunrHpris iinb lls auf bsn 8armtu unb
iommfn INNER nabsr, lt matlbirrn brrils
ted IN bic Sdultr unb NualfH WthlRm unb
Sbisrs. Die unsIHdIi&e Mfni&btit tpIrb i'm
ntr mtbr arPIaet srpib elm sulss !3iRtn,
inStR ia burb Irabiicnfn ftiBsaslll II {:
@tn @Olt Iist bnt ben iI4tigt rr. GsurS.
byiinRr, panirs, GariCiftlfSfsr, 9tifeutr, &tt-
Iauls, Stuf@rstfn, gBarsen, qauir, NOaaui.
too, @sIOmanssI unb tfrsIsiGsn bnbfn f&OI
felt gtraumfr Bet bic @snlten brIaaIsi unb
nun icmmen aud nod bic GlCtt, birir efmriu.
fen anS uirtrirGRli8Nrn aafr Yluilnaarr.
@rarH bic btbsnbrr StuI&rfdsh bic fur&ila.
men ErblGulr, bic snif&lcdtntn aariUfsIISftr,
bic mufrIrrnStn Musluiics, bic eutmitbIesn
9GuIs unb bic pbIrSuatii&m Wan,sn fam
man iiR itCn sinIsrrmd6sn iGRBtn, absr A.,
arn ben aufbriu9li6sn unb unpnmtitIiGsn
GICb, TtI&n Isiikn bios unisrs SnuSibIrf
trIaiiiait, 8ibt 60 biS jrbt nod ffin @iith
60 fsbt ~ brfsn, tn5 oIritS llHssItrTT ni&i
iur QantPIngt tpirb, trnn ionh birs bsS Su.
drns unb araBrns triu Gnbr, zine Yrlt6fii-
ehus, Tie fItb IN b'r ssBtnparifsen Bet fstr
I@lftt bfjabIt.
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G5cSci,Gfts : tDebcrn0bmc,

TU TlHttTisiHrrit ttuahTi6tist binmit
iGirs drnnef uno tas pubIifum nbtIbauPt
bal ~ hsn b(finnleH
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SBsstasIIer fir RsiItaSr.

gfnnfpIpaHth Central GiisnbabR.
.3uat rtiIaHeH has ptnHipIpania 9ilrnbatH
Depot III Shrri5buTa tdGlif Rif fpIai:
Yin ms ndrb aGai %, 1875.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-07

Miss Jeanne Patterson is reading in New
Orleans.
Hon. Han king, Mayor of Jackson, is
circulating among his friends in this city.
Col. d. Skillern, Tax Collector of Wayne
county, and Mr.. Stirbben, Of that county,
are in the city.
Gen. q. P. Buell., lady and son left for
New York yesterday afternoon. The Cen
eral has FIVE months sick leave.
A. W. OVertOn, Of Gallatin, and A. II.
Rutherford, Jr., Of Paducsh, Ky, visited
the Cotton Exchange yesterday.
Mr.. Louis M~ehTeyStein has returned to
his post at Rosenheim 4 Bros, after more
than a months delightful recreation with
his Old comrades in arms, in Wayne county.
Gov. Porter attended Wednesdays races.
The Vice President has been strongly urged
by the officers Of the Association to be pre-
sent to-day, and it is hoped that he Will
do so.
DIR. a. R. Winfield, agent of the Arkan-
sas Female College, is in the city attend
ing the meetings Of the Methodist aUthOri-
ties at the Publishing House, and canvass
ing for the institution he Teprepresents.
Mrs. Andrew Polk recently gave a charm
ing entertainment in the PalazZo Salviati
in Rome. The Princess Of Savoy attended
in a pale sea-green costume, and wearing
for Jewels the famous necklace of twelve
great strings Of pearls; but the belle Of the
evening was Mrs. Isaac W. How, formerly
Of Boston, but nOw Of New York.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-07
ALL OVER HI CITY.
The Snlnhnr Snrinr Is onen-

The Sulphur Spring is open.
Yesterday was a glorious spring day
thrice welcome
Ascension Day services were held in the
Catholic and Episcopal churches yesterday.
The wild geese have begun flying north
ward, and tie backbone Of the weather re
belliOn is broken.
The Board Of Missions of the Southern
Methodist Church meets atthe Publishing
House this morning.
The picnic of the Knights Of Honor will
take place on Tuesday, the 18th inst. The
Supreme Lodge meets at indianapolis next
week, and we learn that many Knights
from Nashville and vicinity will attend.
The ErOsOphian Literary Society Of the
University Of Nashville will award two
gold medals this evening at 7;30 o'clock
one for the best original Grafton, and the
second for the best defamation. A COM
mittee Of competent judges has been Sc
lected to decide the victOrs in the contest
which is 10 come of. 1t will take place in
the hall Of the Society. The public are
invited to attend.
Wednesday morning = lady dropped q
purse containing S2I2.55 in the market
house. 1t was found by a poor woman,
who turned it over to Assistant City Mar
shal NOrvell, thinking the owner would 90
TO him to make inquiries concerning it.
Sure enough the lady came to inquire after
the purse. The Assistant Marshal gave it
to her, and at the same time made known
the circumstances Of the finder, remarking
that it might not be ont of place to reward
her honesty. The owner Of the purse
generously handed him ffty-cents to
give to the finder when hs should see her.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-07
New Advertisements.

Insure IN the State Insurance Company.
Thompson Bros. x Kelly have a pleasing
announcement for the ladies in city notice
column. They are Offering a large lot OF
last seasons dress goods at 49, cents ayard
less than One-half of their former price.
SheriH-s sale Of land on Whites creek
pike and lots in EEing's addition on Satur-
day, May %.
An elegant single carriage and harness
aud q handsome family mare for sale very
cheap.
See nonresident notice by the Clerk Of
the Dickson County Court.
The reputation Of HOtetter S Bitters i'm
proves with age.
Hagan * Cartwr CHI offer for sale a No.
l Arkansas plantation Of a thousand acres,
on Mississippi river, and NOW in full cult
walton.
The Southern Club Agency in this city
is now furnishing magazines, newspapers,
etc, at a great reduction from publishers
prices. Catalogues furnished Oh aPplica-
ton.
The Burksville starts on a dOwn-river
trip Ionday next at 4 P. NJ.
The Bolivar H. Cooke departs for the
head Of the river at 4 o'clock this evening.
J. H. Williamson, No. Z Cherry street,
will bore wells to order and guarantee
water.
A splendid variety OfTacing pictures and
other sporting scenes for sale cheap at Sc
North College street.
On Saturday next, on the premises, j..
W. Hagen. trustee, will offer sale all Of the
stock aud fixtures of the well-knOwn Rid
dleburger restaurant and saloon on Church
street. See advertisement On second page.
A good cook wanted at Diehl & Lords.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-07
REVIVAL ECHOES.

The Gospel Meetings still Attendea
by LARGE and Orderly C~rOWds-PrO-
gramme for Three Day-BishOP
Pierce TO Preach at the Exposition
Building Sunday Night.
The evangelical meetings were conduct
ed yesterday BY Messrs. Whittle and Bliss
at the usual places and hours. If 70 avoid
sameness our report is cut short let this
not be taken as an index of waning public
interest. Large crowds attend the meet
ings daily and immense m~ultitUdes at
night. Nor is there any apparent back
wardneSs OF the part Of individuals in re-
Yealing their concern. No matter how
large the crowds, the most unexceptiOnable
order is kept and the undivided attention
Of the vast assemblages given to the evan
gelists.i
There were from three thousand 10 thir-
ty-fve hundred persons in the Exposition
building last night, and this meeting was
not surpassed by any other in manifestation
of interest. Mr.. Whittle addressed the
crowd at some length in a very earnest and
engaging manner. His object, as he said,
was to present the plan Of salvation in its
simplest and most practical light. He
spoke TO the point and made a deep impress
sion, as the sequel clearly showed to all
present.
at the conclusion of the address, Mr..
Bliss sang a solo, "NO Other Name is
Given etc, and then with the choir and
audience sang 81 Do Believe" etc, during
which invitation was given to anxious IN
believers to rise and many responded. Be
fore the conclusion Of the song, Mr.. Whittle
pointed to an apartment formed by a can
yass partition TO the right Of the stand and
invited all who wished to converse
with the pastors 10 retire to that en-
closure duringthe singing Of the concluding
stanzas. He said this arrangement had
been made to save time in holding the after
meetings, a half hour being required
usually to dismiss the main thrOng. Our
reporter noticed that about sixty persons
respOndedtOthe invitation thus given. The
audience was dismissed with benedictiOn
and the ministers present and the Evan
gelists mingled with the heavy-laden.
PROGRAMME FOR THREE DAYS.
The following programme has been laid
out for to-day, tomorrow and the next day,
which is the Sabbath:
To-day (Friday)-Frayer meeting at the
building at y N. Inquiry meet
ings in the churches at 4 P. NJ. Bible read
ing, by Messrs. White and Bliss, in Nc
Clure's Hall, Edge6eld, at 4 P. NJ. Gospel
meeting at the Exposition building at s
NJ.
Saturday-Prayer and inquiry meetings
as usual.
Sunday-Serviees by the pastors in their
churches at IL A. NJ. Meeting erctuSiUeig
for young men at Exposition building at
4 P. NJ. Lecture by NJ. White, subject,
"The PrOdigal Son" and singing by Mr..
Bliss.
At s p. NJ, sermon by Bishop Pierce,
followed by inquiry meeting at the build
ing, and also inquiry meeting for young
men at the First Cumberland Presbyterian
Church.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-07
MEDICAL SOCIETY.
A Meeting very Interesting 10 The
Profession.

A Meeting Very Interesting 20 the
Profession.
The Nashville Medical Society met at
the Health Office last night Pursuant to adj
iOurnment, Dr.. Van :. Lindsey, President,
in the chair, and present DR.. Z. ID. Win
sett, Secretary, and DIS. Paul +. Eve, l..
G.. Noel, Van 5. Lindsey, j. 4. Drauehn,
r. D. Winsett, J.. b. Mcconnell, Ira Con
well, Thos. Powell, ". j. McMurTay, w.
ID. Haggard, \. G.. Tucker, 10. MayEeld, j..
Saudek, j. W. Maddin.
Mr.. James FERRIS aud Mr.. S.eger, medi-
cal students, were present as visitors.
DR.. j.. A. Draughan was unanimously
elected a member, and came forward and
signed the constitution.
DR.. Paul T. Eve then, by request, gave a
full account Of his trip to the american
Medical Association, now in session at
Louisville.
DR.. W. J. McMurray presented a very
peculiar and interesting case Of Hydro
cephalus. He said a few nights since he
was called to woman in travail, found an
old granny woman" in attendance, and,
upon examination, found that it was a
bTeech presentatiOn-the body had been
delivered and the head still remained in
the SuptIlUI slLdll-dAA OA pl1-AAe LIS
hand in the mouth Of the child to ieX it,
the body dropped from the head, the old
granny" having tugged aud pulled at it so
long that she had severed the head from
the body.
The Doctor, not being very well, left the
patient until morning, as the head had re-
ceded into the uterus, and she seemed to
be resting well. The next morning when
be called, he found she had % had q pain,
and rested comparatively well. He then,
with assistance, performed ~CraniatUmy, and
after d very hard trial succeeded in taking
the head away. The patient was now do
ing well. The Doctor had the child's head
before the Society, and any M DESTROYS Of
seeing it can do so by calling at his office.
DR.. d. q. Noel, the essayist tOr-the even
ing, read a very valuable paper on the SIN
terdental Splint in Fractures of the MaXll-
larry Bones" He gave a very good illus
tratiOn Of its uses, and having one prepared
especially for the occasion, presented it to
the Society for inspection. The paper was
replete with useful facts. The Society be-
ing well pleased with Dr. NOels paper, re-
turned thanks fOi the able manner in which
be handled his subject.
4 resolution was offered by DR.. Lindsey
to amend the present constitution, III some
very important particulars, which has TO
lay over for three months before final ac-
ton.
DR.. W. D. Haggard was appointed essay.
list for the next meeting.
Adjourned 10 meet the first Thursday
night in june.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-07
THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL COURT.-The Court is still
engaged Onthe misdemeau0T docket, having
Yesterday reached the neghbOrhOOd of No.
LOO.
LAW CoURT.-Jno. Clayton and wife
vs.. Mayor and City Council; city dismissed
and plaintiff taxed with costs.
J. B. Garfield vs.. Con ODOnnell and j.
T. Merritt vs.. same; attachment dismissed.
j. 7. Dement, ct al vs.. Polk Brown; no
ton % dismiss petition.
Court adjourned till this morning al 90
o'clock.
SUPREME CoURT.-The first section is
engaged on the Franklin docket and the
second on the Davidson law.
FEDERAL COURT.-United States vs..
Jas. Wortham ct al; verdict set aside and
new tIiai granted on affidavit of Edmund
Cooper, attorney for defendant.
United States vs.. Il. =. jenkins y CO.;
jury respited till Monday morning at ten
o'clock.
United States vs.. ". b. Chatln; judg-
ment for the United States.
GoodhaIt vs.. W. II. Parkes; motion 10
strike out pleas sustained and leave grant
ed TO defendant TO amend oath to plea.
United States vs.. Samuel w. Smith e.
al; verdict for $3.50.
United states vs.. Hodge & Smith con-
tinued on affidavit of defendant.
United States vs.. r. a. Childs; United
States IS. 7. r. Lawn; United States vs..
II. Dunlagey; United States vs.. J. W.
Morris; United States VS.. Peter Freck;
United States vs.. Silvia Sullivan; United
States VS.. w. a. West, and United States
Is. Frank Andersen; verdicts for SO and
costs.
United States vs.. John Manning: death
of defendant suggested and proven and
cause abated.
United States vs.. J.. D. Wilson; verdict
for $50 and costs.
United States vs.. c. p. Wheatley; death
of defendant suggested and proven, and
cause abated.
United States vs.. J. J. Carter x Co..
continued on affidavit Of defendants
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Hotel Robber FoIIed.

Early yesterday morning, a chambermaid
at the Maxwell House noticed a man enter
ing No. 196, the room of Mr.. Ross Handy.
She knewathe stranger had no business
there, and at once suspected that
his purpose was robbery. With great
presence of mind she locked him in and
then ran for assistance. The noise woke
Mr.. Handy up, but the fellow explained
that he had happened in there by mis-
take. He commenced pounding OF the door
and a belLbOy o o came along and let
him out, not knowing how the case stood.
When the plucky chambermaid returned
with a policeman, the rObber had escaped.
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s. POWERS & SON,
Burns Block.
Corner Public Square and
Market Street,
DEALERS IN
FINE CLOTHING!
Gents Furnishing Goods.

Cur Stock is now complete,
consisting of all the latest
styles i'm Dress, Promenade
and Business Suits, all Of
which they invite the atten-
ton Of buyers, to examine,
knowing that their Goods
cannot be surpassed i'm this
or any other country.
Call and examine s. Powers
& Son new style Grape CASH
mere Coat aud Vest, new
styles and new shades i'm
French Cashmere Pants.
NeCkWear in great variety.
Remember the place. s.
POWERS & son, Burns Block,
Corner Public Square and
Market Street.
49, - I'll
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e~ENTLEMEN's FURNISHINGS.

GENTEEMEN'S FURNISHINGS.
New Style Boys Hats at Gray
& Mobiles.
Beautiful Styles Children'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 & Mobiles.
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me MethodIst RIshops.

The College of Bishops Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, is still in session
at the Publishing House in this city. The
sessions are held in secret, and it is Gus
tomary not to reveal their proceedings, ex-
cept the assignments for their visitatiOns.
1t was understood that the assignments
would be made yesterday, and a reporter
was on band at the time Of adjournment
last evening 10 get them, but was told that
they had not yet been completed.
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cody 4thp

President was: "How strange and
sad that the burial place of one who
shed so much luster upon the military and
civic annals Of his country should be thus
neglected and forgotten" He expressed
his qualification that the Legislature of
Kentucky now has before it a proposition
to erect a suitable monument over Gen.
TaylOI's remains. 1t would thus appear
that Mr.. Wils.n has a proper veneration
for the memory Of the three great men
named above, with two of whom he was
associated during their public career. We
live in a busy age, and are too prone to
forget, after they have passed away, those
who have done the State service.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

Lewis Prowl, colOred, was sent to the
county wOrk-hOuse for thirty-six days by
Justice Campbell, yesterday, for not living
according to the rules Of Propriety.
Lou Campbell, colored, was bound over
by Justice Campbell, yesterday, to keep the
peace for six months toward Mary Scmggs,
cOlOred.