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Norfolk. Va

NORFOLK, September 27.-Three nurses,
sent from Norfolk to Memphis. named Nor
decai, Parker and Dixon, attempted Yesterday
to return to Norfolk, but were put off the
train seven miles from the city bv order OF
the sanitarT ---tnor1tles. The police were
ordered to prevent their entry, but they got
in at late hour. They were arrested at
their residences, taken to the pesthouse, and
the clothes they brought with them from
Memphis were burned They will be strictly
guarded for ten DAYS.
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ACCORDING to Mr.. J. H. Chinn, acting
cJserver, toe thermometer at am. yester-
day registered So degrees, with the wind
northeast. At 2 pm. "a degrees, with the
wind northeast, and at PM, 66 degrees
with the wind from the northeast, and threat
,.uruc, refr
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HODeheId, Ark.
From an Appeal Correspondent

HoPEFIELD, September 27.-Please pub
hsh the following, a slight tribute to a good
man: flames Ford, formerly of Galveston,
Texas, has nursed me through an attack of
the yellow-fever, and, TO his watchfulness
and care, l am indebted for my rapid re-
covery. Were all nurses like him, sober and
industrious, l am sure the mortality among
yellow-fever patients would no. have been so
great. James, goodbye, and God bless you
is the sincere wish of your friend
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Huntsville. Ala.

HUNTSVILLE, September 25-Three new
cases CT fever have been developed in the
past twenty-four hours. All Memphis refu.
fees, namely, Edward Meek, nephew of DR..
Goodyear, druggist, Buck Simmons, conduc-
tor Somerville accommodation train, Thomas
Both, who, l believe, was recently connected
with the commissary department of the How
ards. Not the least excitement over cases
developed. ALPHA.
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THE Howard Association for yesterday re-
ported III new cases. Twenty.eight deaths
were reported, of which numhe- &c
colored and Is white. IN MAKES d 'o'ai VI
cases 70 dot r.,.J, and deaths, 1857.
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PhiIadeIphia, Pa

PHILADELPHIA, September 27.-The citi-
zens' fever relief committee to-day report the
receipt of FIVE hundred and twenty-five dol
lars. Total to date, fifteen thousand FIVE
hundred and seven dollars.
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died last night at the residence of Mr.. Linn,
on Lookout mountain.
Mrs. Hunt, living on Georgia avenue, near
Ninth street, died this morning at halt-past
one o'clock, of remittent fever.
THE SICK. ,o
Mrs. Wilkis@Nslck of fever near Mission
Y6Ge, where she and her family refugeed
upon the first alarm.
There are two or three suspicious cases on
which the doctors have not as yet reported or
fully concluded as to their remedy.
Rev. G. H. Bremen, pastor of the Ger
man Evangelical church, was taken sick late
yesterday afternoon, at the corner of Eighth
and Market streets. His condition was no.
ticed by Rev. Mr.. Bachman, who procured
buggy and took him to his residence on
James street, near Pine. Physicians were
called, and we understand that his disease
was pronounced to be Yellow-feVer.
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SHELBY COUNTY
EMMETT BANK OF MEMPHIS,

MEMPHIS, September ID, 1878
OWING to the prevalence and continued malignity
~ OF the yellow fever, have this day closed the
Bank The fever having inFd,ied the cashier 8 fam
lily and LETT me without assist nts, thought this the
most prudent course 70 pursue. Funds deposited at
the German Natioaal Bank. Will make my head
quarters with the Ninth National Bank OF New York.
and am prepared TO respond to all calls Of deposit
Ors. Special deposits In my charge. I-hope the
abatement of the fever VIII permit me TO resume
business at an early day THOS. FISHER.
President
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NOTICE.

I'm account of the prevalence Of yellow-fevsr al
Memphis, we have opened an office, temporarily, {
No. 60 South Main Street. 81. Lou Mo-.
where our business win be continued as heretofore
We are prepared with every facility for handling cot
ton and our friends are invited to send US their con-
sienments. which will have the best attention Our
business house in Memphis Is NOW oPKN. AND
WILL REMAIN OPEN Respectfully,
WILL i''---' PORTER, TAYLOR & co.
MEnFpHIs September 49, 1873.
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-YEATHER INDICATIONS.

Wan DEPT, OFFTCE ca. SIC. OFFICE
WASHINGTON. September ~, 1 am.
For Tennessee and she Ohio uaHev, full
ing barometer, S0Vtheast to southwest and
possibly high s0inds, tcarner and partly
CLOUDY ieSather aud occasional rains.
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Grenada. Mics.

GRENADA, September 27.-Tne Towards
will leave here in few days, as the fever
has exhausted itself. No more funds or pro-
visions are needed. There were no deaths or
new cases to note to day, An earlier dis
patch noting one death, was for the twenty
four hours ending at nine O'Clock in the morn
ing. The death occurred yesterday.
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Brownsville. Tenn.

Special to the Appeal
BROWNSVILLE, September 27.-No deaths
in the last twenty-four hours; four new cases:
w. T. Dewing, a nurse from Shreveport
Mr.. Bester, Tom Ware, and Ida Wilder, col
ored. Several bad cases on hand; we have
money and supplies sufficient for the present.
LEWIS BOND, President.
R. L GORDON,
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Knoxville.

KNOXVILLE, September 27.-Passengers
going and returning over the Kenesaw route
are going through, ola Cleveland and Dalton,
without delay. There Is no yellow-fever east
of Chattanooga.
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Pass Christian.

Pass CHRISTIAN, September 27.-Thirty-
FIVE cases to date and deaths; IL under
treatment and doing we'll. The fever is of
mild tVpe
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CLOSING RArKa

Eesferddy Of eotton and gold: Liverpool cot
ION, ISL. Memphis cotton, -. Neso
Orleans cotton, . Use. Neio York cotton,
II lie. Hs'c York gold. 100 5-s.
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WE extend to our cotemporary, Buchanan.
OF the Grenada Sentinel, warm and heart
felt greeting, and congratulate him that he is
again at his post and affords such encourag-
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Germantown. Tenn.

From an Appeal Correspondent
GERMANTOWN, September 25.-As a mat
ter of interest l send you list of the officers
of the committee and contributors to the
Germantown relief fund, as follows:
OFFICERS.
L. A. Rhodes, chairman; A. ]. Wright,
treasurer; R. R. Evans, secretary.
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!, GreenvilIe. Lawrence and

VICKsBURG, September 27.-Nothing ad-
reported at Bovina. A special train, with
nurses, physicians and supplies, left here for
Lawrence, Lake and Bovina, yesterday.
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city and Handsboro, Miss

MISSISSIPPI City, September 27.-Twelve
cases and two deaths; one death IN the
country and one suspicious case in Hands,
boro.
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Canton. Miss.

HICKMAN, September 27.-Five deaths,
among them DR.. ]. w. FAIRIES. Seven new
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Ocean Springs, Miss.
Hickman, Ky.

OCEAN SPRINGS, September 27.-Three
new cases and one death to-day. Total cases
to date, sixty-six; deaths, twenty.
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LEWIS BOND,
r. L GORDON,
S. N. PROVENl
OnlDntte6.
SECOND DISPATCH.

Special to the Appeal
BROWNSVILLE, September 27.-Only ejkht
new cases to-day and three deaths-Dr.
Wills, and Mrs. Kilt, avolunteer nurse-up to
nine o 'clock last night, but 1t is only sus-
pension. Four or five are reported dying,
among them the brave daughter of DR.. ]. II.
Howell, Miss Mary Belle and Mr.. F. Pleitz.
Juan Raynor, another Howard, is on the list
to-day The move to the country helps some,
but we have plenty of them yet, and will
have till frost. DIR. Ware is doing well.
w. WE WESTBROOK,
Secretary Howard Association.
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THIRD DISPATCH.

Special to the Appeal
BROWNSVILLE, September q. - Willie,
SON of NJ. V. Holbrook, southern express
agent, has just arrived from their retreat in
the country and ordered coffin and grave
to be dug for his father. GRAHAM.
Operator.
Mr.. Holbrook was well known in Mem
phis, where he resided several years, an en-
ploye of the company in whose service he
died.-EDs. APPEAL.
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winOna Mics.

New ORLEANS, September pa dis
patch to the Young Mems Christian associa-
ton from Winona reports several new cases
of fever there, and asks for doctors and
nurses. DR.. t. J. Woolf goes there to-
morrow.
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NOTICE.

HAVING opened an Office at No. III Marke
SHIPMENTS OF COTTON AND FILL ORDERS
for supplies for our friends and patrons who cannot
the yelloW-fever.
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YELLOW FEVER {!

az This mass will be sent free to yellow-faver
sufferers who are unable to pay for IT, and trial sup
ply Will be sent without charge to physicians desir-
ing to test IL In their practice.
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Stanton, Tenn.

STANTON, September 26.-Tbe yellow
fever scare in Stanton is about over. The
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CoReevfIIe. Miss.
From an Appeal Correspondent

MARTIN, September Z1.--Une new case.
No deaths
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Martin.V

CANTON, September 2.-New cases ff-
teen; no deaths. We think the worst is over.
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M. Gavin & Go.

NOTICE.
Until yellow-fever subsidies at Memphis, we are
Louisville and St Louis Letters addressed to al
No. 2O9 North Main, st. Louis, Missouri, and No.
139 Main street, Louisville. Kentucky, will receive
our attention NJ GAVIN Il CO.
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FOTRTH NATIONAL BANK,

MEMPHS, September IL, 1878.
THIS Bank Sfll he closed on account OF the PreSa
lence of yelloX-fever and the imPossibilty OF
getting assistance Communications In regard 20
It's business Will receive attention, until further no
tice at GAINESVILLE, Tennessee. c.-N,
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Grand Junction, Tenn.
CzootaI a.


GRAND JUNCTION, September q. AN
Associated Press disr atch from this place,
dated September 18th, appeared in this morn
ing's APPEAL, headed and reading as from
"Grand Gulf, Miss which, if not a typo
graphical error, will do injustice both to this
place and Grand Gulf Please publish cor
rection. No deaths to-day; four new cases.
w WALL, Operator.
CORRECTED.
The following is the dispatch above alluded
to, corrected:
GRAND JUNCTION, September 26.-Many
mistakes having been made in the public press
regarding yellow-fever at Grand Junction, we
now ask the press generally to publish factSS
as regards our past sufferinEs anu our real
wants in the future. We send the following
list of deaths to date:
Mrs RW Bell, Miss Moore,
Sam Brook, II Brook,
Mr c Williams, Child of Dennis,
Flannery's wife and child Nathan Hazard,
Old Mr. Hawkins Bette Hayes,
Mrs Clampell and child, Jones, express agent,
Mrs Lloyd, Harry Lavender.
F NJ Lavendey, Jasper Lavender
8 4 0Wsns and wife, CV Pre s aud child,
Major Joe H Prewett, ThOs Prewett jr,
Mrs Stinson, CT Stinson.
Saml Stinson, Mrs NJ Smith,
B Swami, telegraph op'r, Ellen THOMPSON.
W woods a 4 children, Jas Woods.
Total deaths, forty; convalescents, twenty
three; under treatment, eighteen. We do
not need doctors, nurses or medicines. We
do want wine, brandy and ale, and money
with which to pay nurses and grave diggers.
We have perfectly reliable and responsible
agent to whom all contributions should be
addressed, J. M. Morey, who will use all
such economically. Send TO DIR. H. Bentley,
representing the Mobile nt-get-away club,
or to N. H. and E. l.. Prewett, resident
physicians.
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DAEIl.

ROGERSoN-On September 20, 1878, of conges-
ton Of the brain, JULIAN A., fourth son of Mrs.
Mary A. Rogerson.
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STATE NATIONAL BANKS

MEMPHIS, TENN, September z, 1878.
TNHIS Bank will be open during the epidemic for
tTansacting General Banking Business. Any bust
ness intrusted to Us Will receive special attention.
ia. HAYES, Cashier.
Owing to the Prevalence Of Yellow Fever
a and around Memphis we have temporarily
removed to the office of SIEDENBACH. sCHwAB
CO., Sal Broadway, New York, where all communi-
cations should be addressed to US, and from which
point we Will be pleased to ship goods to all Of our
friends who may desire anything in our line.
As soon as the Board of Health may decide that it
is safe TO do So we Will open In Memphis full
stock OF Fall and Winter Clothing made exclusively
for the Southern Trade, and continue business as
heretofore. SCHWAB co.
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knights of Innisfail Relief Com.
Temple of Homer.

JAS. E CLKARv. Chairman, Desoto ST Ensinehoosa
F1lIsfS Q, SULLIVAN, 232 Front street
lAXES FARRELL, 1916 Main street
e7sF- HEADOUARTERS-S17 Second street
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ONLY two clothing stores open In the city now,
one of which is the large and deservedly popular
wholesale and retail establishment Of GRUBBS,
AUSTIN & BERRY, 1913 Main street, who are over
stocked, and are selling goods at the marks put on
them when there was competition. Terms strictly
cash during the epidemic. Business hours, $50
a. m till 4:3Opm
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,vrv,s Jssrz,scxcoxPAs

OFFTcE PLANTERS INSURANCE COMPANY,
MEMPHIS, September 81, 1873
This ONCE will be open from am TO pm.
during the epidemic for the transaction Of business
D. T. PORTER, President
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GEO. 3. ELLIOTT and Horace g. Briggs HAVING
(T died Eug. W. Moore, the only surviving mem.
her of the Relief Board Will be glad 20 hear ron
sny brother needing assistance Word LETT 81 the
APPEAL, Office Will reach me. BUG. W. MOORE
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n. ID, Associatien.

ON account Of the prevailing epidemic me 9aa "
dispense until November 1st whSo sp IN mcSs
ng Will be called for consultation t, ~ nen'o
IN hA suspended without fine until tns+ = pr..st
1Gs.TG SAG. L. LAGRnS ~ fresI
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THE ARCHER INSTITUTE

Mrs ARCHER, late PRINCIPAL OF Patapeco re
vi male Institute" near Baltimore; mas removeo
her school to washington City. School duties 10
sumed September 26th- For circulars sddrees
1An1 Ansanchnaatfa ave. WashinRton, ID. q.
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RELIGIOUS.

Rev. Mr.. Briggs will preach at the Meth
odist church Sunday morning and nihgi.
Rev. J. VI. Bruce will preach at Willow
Grove School.house next Sunday at T. Pm.
Elder $. II. King will occupy the pulpit
at the Christian church, next Sunday
morning at II o'clock.
The confessions at Mr.. Barnes meeting
at Greensburg now number 1875 and the in
tereSt is growing daily.
Rev. Arthur Little, pastor Of the New
England Congregational. church ut thlca-
go, gets $4,000 salary.
Bishop white, Of Virginia, has refused
10 administer the rite Of confirmation to
any one unless be or she promises to re-
nounce round dancing.
Rev. VI. @. Briggs, local preacher OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church, North,
united with the Quarterly Conference Of
the Southern Methodist Church, here, this
week. Mr.. Briggs has preached some in
teresting sermons during the meeting, and
appears to he gentleman Of culture.
A few years ago our Methodist brethren
were the only ones who INDUCED in camp
meetings. Now, however, Presbyterians'
Congregationalists, Baptists, Lutherans and
other denominations have established their
camp grounds, and under tents, in taber.
n4cles and leaiy hover, send heavenward
their songs Of praise and ierveni prayers.
AT the close Of the year ending Goth Of
June, the Southern Presbyterian Church
had . Synod., 65 Presbyteries, Liz Min
listers and Licentiates and l,ss3. Churches.
The whole number Of COMMITMENTS is
lli.57S. an increase of 2,02S during the
year. The baptisci non-communieants
number 1895 and children in Sunday
Schools Gs,l2l. The total amount OF
Contributions Of all sorts was 81 ,03l 900.
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GooDr At his residence, IN Monday
night, Mr. Lorenzo y. Goodc died sudden.
ly from M attack II paralysis, in the 7o'h
wear of hi- age. Starting lie ~ poser ~
any tcly. without even the slightest clu-
cation. Mr.. Goode, nv strict application
to hnsincss and faithful Observance " all
his premises aud contracts, amas-c,l by his
own excrtions an estate valued at from
$4,000 To- $4,000. Even before he had
the means To hack him, he possessc'l alcretlit
second hardly to any man in the county, a.
great was the confidence reposed in his
honesty. No, until he became II egc did
he learn 10 read and write. but his sound,
common sense and good Judgment were
recognized all over the county, anil in 1869
he was elected TO the Legislature, where he
served til 1871 with good deal Of credit.
Socially, Mr.. Goode was greatly beloved by
his neighbors, Tor more charitable man
or n man more willing TO hear his share Of
the burdens Of the community was hard t.
find. Ills wife and seven children, or their
immediate heirs, survive him. Mr.. Goode
was for many years faithful member Of
the Christian church, aud died with a
bright hope Of future Happiness. His re-
mains were inferred in Buffalo Cemetery.
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LSyCOLN COUNT WINS.
Uayaesburg

SICKNESS.
Mr. William Padgett's wife and two Of
his daughters are III Of Typhoid fever.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. Mamie Wolf, Of this place, ha.
ust returned home from Missouri, where
she has been to visit her husband, who !.
in business there.
DEATH.
On the 9Th inst, Mrs. Lucinda Long
Of a cancer ......O On the 9Th inst, little in
FAINT Of Thos. Wilson'......On the 18th
nst, Mrs. Emily Singleton.
MARRIED
On the 2l.t inst, at the residence Of Sam
uel Upthegrove, by Rev. NJ, A. Middleton,
Mr.. VIM. Routon to Miss Lucinda Rog-
ers. This makes Routon's fourth wife.
BIRTHS.
Born sometime since to the wife Of II.
$. Gooch, boy. Also to the wife Of Au-
gusta Padgett, a girl; and few days since
to the wife OF W. X. Reynolds, a bouncing
big hoy.
CURIOS1TiEs.
Mr.. Jos. Eubanks, near Buck Creek,
raised radish 2jl inches in circumfer-
ence. lie says he has the radish to show
to any body that disputes it..""Mr. Thos.
Gains, near this place, has a bunch OF rye
in his field with 63 stalks in il sup
posed by all who have seen it, to have
conc fror one grain Of rye. Who can
heat that? X. ID. =.
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PinOfo,rn

HOT.
The weather is hot enough to give q
snail the thumps IL he travels out Of a
walk.
FARMERS Busy.
The busy time with the farmers will soon
he over. They are making hay while the
sun shines.
NEED RAIN.
4 good rain would be very acceptable
Just now. Corn in this locality is suffering
for the want of it.
PREMIUMS.
Messrs. Rnhe Harris and Tom Robinson
brought bnck number Of blue ties from
the Kirsyille Fair.
SCHOOL.
Mr.. Thos. Baker, Of Mitchellsburg, com
menced teaching school al Bright's SCHOOL,
house last Monday.
GOING To CINCINNATI.
The colored folks of this place are ma
king great preparations to take trip to
Cincinnati on the Excursion next Sunday.
NOT QUITE But ALMOST DROWNED.
Mr.. John Hampton came very near be-
ing drowned last Saturday while in bath
ing.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. J. II. Arnold, of Richmond, was in
town last Sunday. Messrs. Ben Grimes
and 7. S. Farris, of Bryantsyille, were here
on Monday last.
THE CRAPS.
Some few crops of wheat have been
threshed in this neighborhood. The farm
ers say that it is not turning out "a well
as they expected The oat crop is said to
he better thad il has been Tor years.
PoKISG FUN AT A. BLACKWELL ELKIS.
The editor Of the Gdrrdrd Ne'a offers
little apology for not having more new
last week. lie says he was so closely con
fined that he was unable TO lumber aroun'
and gather local items. We sanction ever.
thing he says, for We saw him pass through
our town last week. lie was very closel.
confned-we won't tell who was with him
though
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GaRE4RD tOUNTY NEICs.
Lancaster.
AND THE LORD BIZ PRAISED.
Tl.a ,,lJ wava has come

AND THE LORD BIZ PRAISED.
The cold wave has come.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. Jno. Armstrong and his bride have
returned to Lancaster from an extended
trip, and will remain A few days at Mr..
Frank ]. Whites. Miss Lila Smith has
gone to Harrodsburg for a visit. Misses
Mamie Cook and Helen Reid, Of Huston
willie, are the guests Of Miss sallie Huff
man.
THE KIRKsvILLE FAIR
Wa attended by goOdly caravan Of Ian
castarians. The most Of them were so in
tent upon the fair as to bring home but
confused idea Of what took place in the
arena. Mr.. Clarke Farris took two premi-
ums. The man with the patent churn
and several of his co-workers in the won
derful, were present.
GEOLOGICAL SURVEYORS.
On Tuesday afternoon party Of Geo
logical Surveyors, numbering twenty, paus-
ell To take breath in our city. Among
them were students and Professors from
Harvard, Louisville, Bowling Green, Lex
iugton anu New York. The tall tower Of
our Courthouse proving attractive, some
Of the party made the ascent and took a
bird's-eye view Of the broad landscape.
ELoPEMEST.
Married at Jacksonville, Ind, ON We'd
nesday, the 2lth inst, Miss Maggie Love
Yantis to Mr.. Jones Salter, both OF this
place. The bridal pair returned on Thurs
day, to Judge X. l.. Grinnan's, acoompani'
ed by Mr.. W, y. Mason and Miss Fannie
Scott. Neither party having attained the
age legally enjoined for matrimony, theil
friends had advised little patient waiting
for Father Time 10 mend the officially; bu
Il seems that yonth Is mighty aud will pre-
vail.
A VISIT TO GRAN ORCHARD SPRINGS.
Last Friday evening party Of ten o.
twelve persons went from this place Il
Crab Orchard, To see frierds and spen,
several hours in agreeable social eommun
ion. We arrived at the sunset hour wheI
beautifully -attired children and gaily
dressed visitors were starting out for th,
evening airing Not since the anle-bellun
days has there been such an array Of hand
) some phstons, barouches and buggies a
the Springs. la other words, the "tnrn
outs" are splendid and numerous. Tn
grounds were lovely in the soil rosy glo'