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Smyrna times., 1877-10-24
ms SOCIAL LIFE Is san FHANcIsco.


sisrj ne Hrst arrived here he took rooms with his
r-lh-law, who lived on Eddv gtro, 1 " ith ms
s Decaine acquainted with some ~ +i IL - iiIoutu
srac'1 IIlty. MIs COOpcTs sister * 81 iad,,
ana 10y ~ an VINO know her a woman ~ .a5! aa5iIl! re-
of friendS e anu had consequently a lar,,e I'LL
cisco Throuoh' uie educated people of san 49,
s1oietv NJ 81 Her ne gained admittanca ~ @ iail
aOcey. Mrs Cooper herself was a ie 'CS INTO good
- "Iiu ike, being quiet unasstn,iy,,, , very
egi.C CVVOpef Vas extremely affnble aSd I llOspl-
ib ibis ,ilS klhy regards Of all who kneyv
@ Ie iiehdsnp OF many. About ciybt ~ ~, iiiIl, ana
ago COopeFs siSter-in-law got anntbar zen zen months
~ on "a INTO II, taking her furniture aI0n, ana
iu.IIllsled the house anew buyinv main ~ at
PeslEe furniture. There was 10 9ffn,n,, u ~ ~
inyf an ~ tle whole outlay for the comuefa ff
eT5,jo te hOuse was not over $500 He al that ti
cbp-c9e9 only one seryant-a ChinamanN ,rt IlllS i
Snaige OF the kitchen and who also fo1i. 81 @ no nad
se,tId dVsseS Lhat Cooper had bought Afer cat,; c
RI f.g az ms own house, COODer bppau 10 a,9erti5
on ai us III quiet way. lie aDDeaTpd fo 10 ',
to ora % IOpenh hearted and his delight seemed 10 81
wife fiJeosuIe Ia 70 thOse whom he knew He and III
tb Seluon went out riding Wfthout t.I ~ u LIE iis
@ tneIn some Of their lady friends Ue ,,a Hs ~ win
,vbo hhsDad seeming 10 live only for bis Wiz &C.
1S 1J ne could not do too much lie ,vas III III
apv new pleasures for her and meyer 1vo,t y,
heg pish ~ amusement or interest without tsI,i ~
yotion of LII enc made an idol of him and the DE-
o ~ each 10 the other was the fren,,art % J ic
tbi eIoaon among their friends Al No tino pS 9p Vi
teeluence mere was there the least sboS, - iis
Tvhiof he IN living, II we may excenf tha etot1
foreor;ae e pegan 70 keep soon after he haoa,' bI
hn5se ooa a. ~ was seldom that he had vino n Ne
= uurlng the visits of friends no ,,i9 some
. a oo.ee " champagne but no one who tDnns out
tht saW anytnns which would lead tban, ~ ti ii
&c., es leauilg Iast life. About six nnontbs a
sS 49, &pssan " keep four horses-tyyo fr fbe saf
i0t ihe earriaee-and several dogs. OF horses
Smyrna times., 1877-10-24
THE coorERs AT san JOSE.

Of bi [CltGn coI to Cooper visit to san jose the report
wife down ~ Wa Greatly exaggerated lie took his
b recreation carrying his horses and dos WHIT
tioned nv va a. M custom wherever he went lie men
,t ,tc1 lle act 0i ms proposed visit ia San L. - ~
, t;tr & WIN whom he had become acquairtc to iT
S oIG that he occupied desk in NobIa'S Gi "
-Ies3er was, and said that he wished tbat ,ii
,iga c4ull send his own wife down gt the sGn
~ ~, a. sile would be company for his wifi ,vb iie
.'i HeaItl Nhlie there Cooper did moi inr " a.; s
'y dissipation whatever. He has alv,o " t se III
n ,I9us W man drinking almost absolutely non D
cboai,ae sser had always a high opinion Of CoGnag7,
@ , ter ana was rs surprised and indipnont a. ~,
'e "Heh inc exposure Of the forgerics Was made al!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-24

Der res beilissn 9atsrs par iibsrra16ent,
aber Der @~ommaneant, nett s%nifernt ZEN
u%nbsfannten pritfsr fdr ben paplfi
balten, cadte jsBt ni6t anpsrs, ais .;
er re b56it wabrldsiplih nit einem ST.
inniSen, srpsifeIoS absr NIT einem Gu
crinslins su tbun babe, uno scs bic
S@sGe Der Serfsrmsiiter, rsrlelte,
Dem mir l9cn besesnet iinb, ul6ien
slei6.
,Salte eisien bp9pircisen Germ im
0epabr'am", ricf er, ~mpr9en pplsn
mir ieben, Oh er Gin @abnfnniser cctr
elm Sstriiser 1T.
Der @drtsr lief ii6 has ni&t ;rpeis
NAL laasn, frOb. Gem %suprinsli6sn, tibs
men Strafprsrissr Gins sstsn gu tSns
men.
n@bsr i'd Bin Der papf = Plus TX"
rief feline Seilisfeit, als sr fab, ras Ger
Srrtbum nit sinem ialiH,msn Spafs sns
Ioute.
uDas pOlsn mir Morsen unterlus
den. perieBte Der Starter nit Iarepni dem
Qdhsln. lsf.5
80 bin Ger lsitbaftise Yapf, risf sr
Iautsi, unp id bin 70 psrflsipst sefpmmer,
UNI ;u leben, ME Die @sfansenen bsbans
celt peycen. Sisb' bier, unp ramit seiste
er Zen 6iiberrins.
Srrtbum mar ni6t ldnssr msbr mSss
LID. Der Gpmmanrant unc Der @irter
parfen fi6 pem papie ;u 6dsen n k
ten am 9srseibuns fir ibr unebrrrtiett
ses Setrasen.
Golsenpen Sass %sepdbrte Plus Z
8aetanp unc allen politii1en S,rtres
6ern anneifte.
Der 8trfermeifer turfte In Ieinem In,
te bleiben uptsr Ger Sspinsuns. ras sr
ferner nidt mebr au6e une isine 0sfan<
sensn frsunrli6 bebanpele. DaS that
er aud treulib.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-24

Sabre fcnnten psrseben. ebe eurpis
rpieter mad Deut1dlano fam ; ME uns
wabrIdeinIid, ras Glecncrens 5anr
ranr nod fret iein rperpe, unc feline
eissns Stelluns mare ia cani aud nur
UNI @snises sebeitrt.
Gr. trat an has eebfnete 6eniter Wona
teni6ein erbelte Die 9anplhaft srcBars
tis rastsn bic runfeln GelIsnmahsn ess
Yilatus In ben nd1tliden 6immsl, unc
iicbli6 ipissslten iid bic ei6ter Ger
Stab. unc Der Srtibaften In BEN Ger.
Gr erfannte bic 9iua Res 0rafen pom
Irauenrrrf /; bort brannte nod elm aitt
In benz pbsren Stcdpsrf 0ucpis ldaute
IS lanst an, 70 lanse, bis ras es ibm
riinfte, ss babe fid NIT zen belen Stsrs
men pss Simmels rermildt. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-24
YiuS TX. uno Der 0etan8ene.
Cine pabre gsssbsnbsit. austem StaIsniI&rn

0iHe papTe CtBtptHptu. Vue ptm JIulttHtIWCH.
Oils i'm Mnfans cieIss Sabrbunrsrts
bic Garbonari Cen Sir6entaat purb fall
lte Mnflasen sesen Die pdpflide &ssies
runs unp lpfsnpe 0%srbsisunsen In @uf>
rubr periester, isl man@er unerfabrene
lei&tsldubise Singing ben 8eri&wSrern
,u unp sab einen piQfommsnen upc eff
risen Npcfel Der Nepolution ab. Gin
lclhsr, ben mir aus Hidf6t fur feline
Samilie furs 0astano nennen peQen,
so6bersia. feuris, pom slibenesr 9iebe ;u
isinsm 0aterlanp srfiat, bate fib einff
an sinsm gomplot bstteilist has Sielen
paS Qeben sefOfst bate. Gr puroe cesbalb
gum Icrs psrurtbsilt. Der Gag ;u cen
So,bsreitunssn aufpsr Gnsslturs MAJ ses
troTsn. Sur psrS 6arfridter bate nod lei,
mes Mmtes su parteil. Da nabte iid lem
llnslidliden rim Yriefer sen bsihsices
mem Meueern. Die 5bransn, caS iu:
senrli6e Glitter. Der Nusrrud aufri6tiser
Heue uns Gle Grssbuns 0aetan's pedten
ltin Sutsreis unp er psriu&te Jpn 81
trSfen.
% Batter, srpiessrte Der Serbreder,
LID fdr6te ben Gop nidt absr wie fam
ib nit sinsm lcl1en Ssrtre1cn auI mel
em @spi1sn Dor 8cttss &i6teritubl sr'
Sbsinen."
SD bite, iparten Sis sinise Nussntli'
de-, lasts Der Yrirter gum S&arfri6tsr.
Gs lag Elm FOLDER Grnft tn Der Sitte pss
Wannss 9pttss, pas Der S&arfri6ter
fsinsn Ginpurf pasts.
Der Mtte lief Iofort mad Dem 0ati.
fan. mari ii1 rem bsilisen Batter 81 6is
Sen unp repsts 10 iibsrssusenc fur Die
Yesnapisuns pss iunssn 0srI@wSrers.
pae Die Ioresfrafe in le~tenslansli6e
3srfsrbaft u%msewaupelt wurce. Muf piss
len Sefebl @rsspr XVI. bin puyce @aes
tanO pisrsr mad isiner Belle ,uradsss
fibrt.
Der iunse 0sifli6e mar Der Graf
% a Serretti. Giniss % Sab.
re ipdtsr ieben mir esnitlbsn als plus TX
auf Dem pipili6sn Throne. Die Crime
runs an rem nuslidlidsn Smuggling bats
ts ibn ME psrlaGsn UNI 70 srtunpists sr
li6 alsbalp na1 Jpn. .9ebt sr nod ?
Slbnt er nod feline Srrtbamer In Ter
punttln 0ruft teS 8erfsrs !? SD nil
ibn isbsn. sd NIL pi1tu, ME Die un'
slldti&sn 9efansenen bsbaneelt wsrs
psn." Damn Iudte sr Die Muttsr Sac
tano'S auf unp zines Nbens srIbtint Elm
sinia& seflsipstsr prisier an Ger pfo,t'
Der G~nselsburs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-24

0ertaao. Gr bate isco6 unsern, eaber
psnis 9elerntu u. f6 su unterbalten. mar Ger
6auptswed leinss eebens.
Setn Srurer Nlbrsht paseaen bate bic
Gramina CUR riplpmatiiden Garrisre gut
~beftanren. Der 8srftano mo- bel ibm
BET Weitem porberrfdenper ale ras Ssrs;
in ieiner Natur lag IS ipariam su iein. u.
in ietnem san;sn @eIen lag eipas Se,
re1nenees. ~
H Ssitcsm ibm bic Girfin jsnen Brief
In 8esus auf feline Seiratb ss19riebsn
bate, wuste ie Direct Ni6ts mebr BON
ibm.
8is gu pem G%usenblife, an psltem
Waria in's 8lpfer einsetretsn mar, bate
Uilbelm ftsts mad @uesn bin ras bette
Ginpernebmen nit Ieiner Wutter bepabrt;
er erfannte ZANZIBAR, mas pisle Wutter
ibm sepeltn mar. .Sbre &ittuns."
paeste sr ;u iussn, lift Die elmer
pornsbmen alien 6rau unlsrer Belt: man
mus fid sbsn ui6t porum finmern."
Ole er aber fab, pab feline Wuttsr
Ni6ts easu that, un, Waria su iener
6siratb su peranlai1en, bic sr fir isbr
usrfdnpis sebaltsn bdtte, loncern f6
I9lieslib pobin ausiprad: Waria ba,
be 8ceatipn ms 8loiter su seben. unp
man tiirfe tbr Nidts In ben @es lesen,
pa bate aud er fh melt mebr BON ibr
suridss;csen, u~miomebr i'm iein Srursr,
osrleBt rur6 Die 6anrlunesmeiIs Ter
Gdritin. feline Seiratb bshefenc, parin
beftdrfte.
Soft nimmt Spfer an. babe bic SIR,
fin, als fe ibrem S6lOfs sufubr, miro
Gr rurd ras refine Spfer meiner Maria
Gid niht pieeer Die Sersen meiner
SSbne STnsn. Deer fol- Der @laute unr
nit ibm ras Slid auf INNER aus un1srer
6amilic Ideipsn?
MalniB mar erreidt; sS mar Elm ld5s
nes. siemlib srOsss SdlOB i'm 8snuils
IancesS tYl srtaut. Gin anlebnlider
part umsab IS, wel6sr ii9 bis an pre
bewnlpste Sdselfstte pes b5bmil1en
WittelsebirSes binsc9.
Die Sirfin rur6ldritt bic Simmers
rsibe peS erfsn Stodss ; tie erIhien
ibr sinlam unp trauris, als fe aber am
dusnien Gnpe rerIelten ibr Sdrsibcas
bret erreitt bate, ais ie einen Ylif
auf bic Yeridte BON ibrem Solpital unp
ibren @obltbatisteitsanitalte mari pslts
pdbrenp ibrer Atpeienbeit eiusesanssn
rparsn, ca fiblte ie ii4 BON Neuem.belebt
u. anserest lie wuste, bier fanp fe einsn
@irtunsstreis, cine ununtatrodsne Ibds
tisfeit.
On ienem Scnntaa Worsen, an psls
dem Waria Salpinssn ibre 0elibee obs
selest bate, mar G'eonore unsepSbnii1
tribe aufseffanesn unp bate auein eas
Saus serlaHen.
S9loB 5rauenrprf lag auf einem Sis
sel unit mar umseben BON prddtisen
8dumen, pelde Den Yarf bilpsten. Gin
flarsr See ipiese!te ras alte Sdlps nit
lsinsn boben @isbeln pisrsr. Bepals
bette 8erae umsaben ben Gee, unp bet
flarsm @sttsr lab man bic sadise 8stts
Der bayerilten une Iyrpler Nlpen lber
pieislben b~inresrassn.
T8ortlesuns folst.l
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-09-20
"That Husband of Mine,


l. the title of enc of the most reada
BILE novels lately published. One
hundred Thousand copies of it were
sold in less than four weeks. As the
title indicates, the story is told by the
better half" of the matrimonial es-
misunderstanding, of course, the
feminine half-and, unless all signs
fail, the book is really written by
woman. The author says Of Charlie,
the hero of the story, that {" he is not
by any means remarkable, but he has
the fewest faults, the manifest virtues
and the least tact of any man | ever
saw, knew, or heard Of" He makes
innumerable blunders; invites CONS
pany to dinner at ill-chosen times and
without announcement; will not I'M
derstand his wifeis hints and mods at
the table, but noisily asks an in
depreciation Of them; in short, plum
ges his wife into any number of ems
barraSsing situations without the least
consciousness Of the fact; but through
it all is the same big hearted, afec-
tomato, manly fellow. With all his
faults, a multitude of women would like
to accept the precise counterpart Of
"That Husband Of Mine" For sale
by Lee & Shepherd, Boston. Price,
= paper, SO cents; cloth, 81.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-09-20

1t took Enloe, of the jackson Sun,
over two weeks to recover sufficiently
from the effects of the Milan hop and
the Irrelevant barbecue TO write an
account Of the former. In fact, we
don't think he has yet gotten entirely
over it, judging by the following
Aowery extract;
The ball room was in the Masonic
Hail, which was brilliantly illLmin-
ated, and sweetly adorned with the
beauty and youth of Jackson's fair
sister. The Milan string band, which
as Gne Of the best in the State, furn-
ished the richest of music, and under
its inspiration every heart said "on
with the dance, let the JOY be uncon>
fined" The graceful forms of the
gallant and the gay, and the exGui>
site loveliness of the fair hIilaneSc,
hoated through the mazes Of the
dance, in orderly confusion, demon
strating the fact that the Terpsiehorean
art is the poetry of motion, and the
appropriate amusement Of hearts that
are light and happy. Time flew by
on dGwny pinions, and the golden
hours chased the shadows westward
before the darpled eoprsers of light,
and yet the gay jewellers scarce new
fatigue. As the "wee sma" hours
approached, the happy party dispersed
and went home by the light Of the
"pale faced Cynthia" who on this
occasion had especially engaged to
hight the streets of Milan.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-09-20

The Californians are making war
on the Chinese. They have burned
their houses and driven them out of
enc county.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-09-20
EXCHANGE

The Turks are wooling the Rus
SLAMS at lively rate.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-09-20

The statistician of the Department
of Agriculture reports the condition
of cotton the first week Of September
as averaging for the whole cotton sec
ton the same as in September last
year. Florida, Louisiana, Alabama,
Mississippi, Arkansas and Tennessee
make higher averages than in 1876.
The Carolinas, Georgia and Texas re-
port less favorably, the greater reduce
ton being in Texas. As compared
with last month Florida, Arkansas
and Tennessee only report improve
ment. The percentages of condition
are as follows: North Carolina, SO;
South Carolina, So; Georgia, II;
Florida, 90; Alabama, 81; Mississip>
pi, SO; Louisiana, 80; Texas, 20;
Arkansas, 80 Tennessee, 100. The
caterpillar is present ia AL Of the
Gulf States and in South Carolina,
Uur Ilae dOno lItuIv damage sts yet ca
cept in Texas. In several parishes in
louisiana, the loss is considerable
injury to the crop. In the Atlantic
States there is much complaint
of rust, but in some cases from injury
by beating storms,
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-09-20
County Directory.

COUNTY OFFICERS.
J. B. Arnold. Sheriff.
NJ. c. Holmes. County Court Clerk.
r. Z. Rainss. Ciancery Clerk. Trenton.
T. J. Williams. Chancery Clerk, Humboldt.
VIM. Moore. Circuit Clerk. Trenton.
NJ. II. johnson, Lar Court Clerk, Humboldt.
Ions. Willisus. Coroner.
]. c. Long, Trustee.
Josiah Cooper, County Surveyor.
Woo liver. Superintendent nblie Schools.
Y. r. Cox. Register.
CITY OFFICERS.
s. T. Rankin, Mayor and Recorder.
V. L, Ware, City Attorney.
J. L. McDoEald. City Marshal.
S.H. Hale. S. b Williamson, R. f Edwards.
J. II. Dickinson, ", E. Reeves and Eli Stone,
Aldermen.
CHURCHES.
Baptist-Church street. ] p. Weayar, Pastor.
Preaching FIRST and second Sundayseech month.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening, Sunday
Ichool ga. IN.
Methodist-North Main street. A. l.. Pritch-
EFT, Pastor. Preaching second and fourth sun
days each month. Prayer meeting Tuesday
wenipg. Sunday-schooI am.
Cumberland Presbyte.-ian-At Friendship. 3
miles east of Milan, J. A. Dunlap. pastor.
Services fourth Sunday ira each nonth.
Cumberland Ppesbyter'ian-ReV. T. W. Can
non pastor. Services, at the Methodist church
lst Sunday each month
10. OF.
Milan Lodge. No. lew, !. Williamson,
n g, II. C. Rye. v g. J. II. Dickinson. Sec
rotary. j, A. MeAlisier, Treasurer. Lodge
meets every Wednesday night,
MASONIC,
Milan Lodge. No. l9l-'Aeets Saturday 10 a:
al. before the Sd Su nday in zach month. DR..
NJ. D. L. Jordan. Mac ter. II. L. Dickinson,
Secretary,
Lavinia Chapter No. 56-Meets Saturday be-
fore the Sd Sunday in each month. NJ. ID. l..
ordan, If. z, II. l.. Dickinson, Recorder.
Lavinia Couneil, No. ;i9-Meets Friday night
IN or before each fur moon in March, June,
September and D,ece nbcr. NJ. d. l.. Jordan,
7. l. NJ. S. Ii. Hale, Recorder.
PATRONS or HUspANDRY.
New Hope Grar. ge n O. 9G=Mects ID We'd sday
in each month, at + friendship. A. u. Hurt,
Master. &, 5. Cunr! ngham, Secretary.
Walnut Grove Gran &C, No. 43-Meets Satur-
day before fhe secoI.d Sunday in each month.
r. II. GOODMAN, MIS- or, ]. A. Gillem, Sec
rotary.
l. o. of t.
Milan Safe Retreat Lodge, No 65O-M eets
in the Masonic Hal every Monday night p.
m. Members of the rider cordially invited to
call. W II Algec. " CT. V LWare, S.
Frien dship Lodge, so, 35l-Meets at FrienG-
hip, 3 miles east of Milan, every LIST and ID
Saturday, at p. m. lanes Lessenberry, W.
c. 7, p. L. Atkir n, Secretary.
Laypia Lodge, No.. SI.-Meets every LIST and
Vi Saturday nigh Is in each month. J. 3.
ro.,nes, ". CT. i TT. A. McNesl, See.
Hope Hill Lodge 40. S5l-meets the second
and fourth Saturdi nights in each month. W.
P. Cnidress, V. C. Il. John W. Bum, See
rotary
X. OF H.
Libbfiy Lodge. No - :. meets first and third
Friday nights in ca I'll month at their hall in
Milan, NJ. d. L. oIsrGap, Dictator W. E.
CANNON. Reporter.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-09-20
THE SUN.



TIE different editions Of The Sun during tho
next year will be the same during the year
that has Just passed. The daily edition will on
week days be sheet of four pages, and on Sun
days sheet Of eight pages, or % broad eolumnss
while the weekly edition viii be a sheet of eight
pages of the same dimensions and character
that ars already familiar 70 our friends.
The Sun will continue 10 be the strenuous ad-
yocaie Of reform and retrenehment; and 81 the
substitution of statesmanship, wisdom and IN
tesFity for hollow pretenee I'm beeIIty and iragd
On the administration Of public affairs. ItWiil
contend for the governments of the people Dy
the people and for the people. as opposed 10
government by frauds in the ballot box and IN
the counting of votes. enforced BY military Woo
lenee. 1t will endeavOr TO supply It's readers
. body now not far from million OF sOuis-"ith
tke mOst careful. complete and trustworthy ac~
counts Of current events. and viii employ lot
this purpose n numerous and carefully sgleeteu
staff of reporters and correspondents. IT. r.
paxts from W asAlngton, especially, W.T. VIZ, DS Iuii>
accurate and fearless and it viii doubtless con-
time to deserve and enjoy The 1atred OF 'hpso
who thrive by plundering the Treasury OF ! ~
usurping what the law does Lot give them. Nh,io
II viii endeayor 10 merit the confidence OF the
pubIie by defending the rights of the people
against thceneroachments ~ untHstlnel PoNcr-
The price Of the dai5y San Tas be 1S cents u
aonth or $3.50 yeas, post pald, or Win the
SUNDAY edition $3.50 year.
The Sunday edition alone, eight pages, ei-%o
y year. post paid. -
The 81 skiy sun. eight pages of = broad col
umns. Will be furnished daring lStl - the rate
of 81 a year. post paid
The benefit of this large EedaetiOn from the
previous rate for The Weekly can be enjoyed by
individual Subscribers without tie Deeessity Of
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our friends choose 30 aid in extending our cir
eulatiOn. We shall be grateful to theEo, and ey-
err such person IS no sends us ten or more sub
scribers from one place viii be entitled to one
copy Of the paper for himself without charge
At one dollar q year, Postage paid. the expenses
Of paper and printing are barely repaid; and.
considering the size Of the sheet and the quality
Of its contents. we are con ideDt the people viii
consider The Weekly Sun the cheapest news
paper published in the world. and We trust also
one Of the very hest. Address,
del4-6t THE Sun, New York City. Ny.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-09-20

President Hayes is an Odd Fellow,
and a member of the Grand Lodge of
Ohio.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-09-20

Gold is falling, and wheat is look
ing up. That is good.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-09-20
TRAINS GOING NORTH

TRAIN 40. from Montgomery connect, at
Calcra with Selma. Rome and Dalton Railroad
al Derdtur with Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road for the West. No. from Memphis con
meets Bat Humboldt and Milan for the West.
also from points South for Louisville at
Guthrie with st l. " ) f R'y; Lebanon juno.
with Knoxville and Richmond Branches; Mt
Cincinnati June. with j 4 j. X L for the
North and Enst! vt Louisville with the L. $.
Mail Boats for Cincinnati. and with q 4 VI Ry
and J VI II X for the North. East and West.
TRAIN No. runs daily from Montgomery
and daily except Sunday from Memphis, hav-
ing direct connection from Little Rock, and all
points in Texas 10 Louisville; connects Mt De-
catur with Memphis & Charleston r r: at
Guthrie with ST /. & l. K K for the North and
East, ut Louisville with q { NJ aud. j NJ & r
for the North. East and West.
TRAIN Ma d from Memphis connects at Me-
Kenzie with c & st !. R'y for the Southeast.
From Bowling Green it will be run MS accom-
mediation to Louisville, making same cOnnec-
films M 4
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The Porter Rifles, of Nashville,
have accepted an invitation to partic-
ipate in the competitive drill to come
off at St. Louis on September 22d.
GAINESVILLE Tobacco Leaf: The to-
bacco crop promises to be the largest
ever grown in the GAINESVILLE District.
1t is a rich, heavy growth, unusually
free from worm eat.
Nashville last week paid fifty cents
per pound for the FIRST bale of Ten
nessee cotton and eighty>five cents for
the first Alabama cotton. 1t pays to
send " first bales" to that city.
Col Marcus l.. Pillow committed
suicide in Nashville last week by
shooting himself with n derringer.
He had been suffering with a chronic
kidney disease, which was the cause
Of his destruction.
There are at present about 1925
convicts on the books of the peniten>
tiary at Nashville. A majority of
the prisoners are colored, and a large
number of both whites and blacks are
engaged at work in mines and on
farms of different individuals living
in this State.
Nashville American: Capt 10. P.
Glover Left for Basque county, Texas,
where he has a farm, last evening, to
90 extensively into sheep raising.
Capt. Glover was at the Capitol for
five years, where he made a large
number of friends, and more recently
an agent at the Sewanee coal yard in
this city.
Paris Intelligencer: Yesterdays
Gazette contains the valedictory of
Mr. c. W, Crockett, who has bought
the Dover Record office. We regret
to part with the cheerful and genial
companionship of Charley, but as he
thinks it is to his iutGrest,. we heartily
wish him abundant success in his new
enterprise. He expects to issue the
first number of his paper tbs week,
which will be called the Stewart
County Gazette.
Brownsville Bee; We saw astrange
sight a few days since in little ne
gro boy who had never had but one
leg. Where the other leg ought to
have been there is Il stump about six
inches in length, having on it two
toes, The stump has about the mo-
lions of foot. The little boy is now
six years of age, and gets about well
on cruteh, He is the son of George
Smith. colored, who lives in the north
western portion of this place.
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Louisville spread herself in homo

Louisville spread herself in honor
of the President Monday and Tuesday,
and Nashville followed suityesterday.
Wade Hampton was present and di-
vided the honors with him. The
President, assisted by the Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows, laid the corn
er stone of the Nashville custom
house
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-09-20

Percival d. Richards, in travelling
on the New York Central Railroad
between Lcckport and the Suspension
Bridge, stretched a wire from the To-
connective to the third car, and with a
set of ordinary hand telephones sue
ceeded in communicating readily with
the conductor on the rear platform of
the third car, although the train was
running nearly forty miles an hour,
he occupying a seat beside the en-
gineer.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-09-20

Ali Pasha, who commands a brig
ade of Circassians in the Turkish
army, is a brother of Col. Fred De
Funiak, chief Engineer of the Louis
vile d Nashville q Great Southern
railroad. He was born in Rome, and
passed through the Crimean war as a
Lieutenant of Engineers in the Turk
ish army. At the emo of the Crimean
war he entered the Turkish army.