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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-07
Baltimore Conference NJ. T.. Church
South.

SOuahs
SALEM, ROANOKE Co., Va, March s.
The Baltimore Conference N. +. Church
South met here this morning, Bishop VIM. NJ.
Wightman, presiding.
The following mioistors Oh the superan1uated
list were passed: Rsys. +. B. Sargent, S.
KepIer, A. A. Eskridge, T. Hilderbrand, J.
w. Tongue, Ii. Hoffman, w. Fl. WheeIright,
w. Hedges. E. Wety, Jehu Hank, Il. L..
KreRlo, E. G.. Jami5on, j. w. Evan and e..
Stevenson.
The Baltimore district vas called aud the
characters wero passed.
Rev. r. R. S. Hcugh, Rev. J. a. Kern
and Rev. A. l.. PiIzer were appointed a com.
mittce 90 public worship.
Dr.. McFerrin addressed the Conference 10
relation to the publishing house, Representing
its condition as very hopeful.
MILEAGE FOR VIRGINIA LEGISLATORS. -
The Richmond State of yesterday says:
Several members of the House called on tho
clerk to day. MIR. John Bell Bigger, for their
certificates for mileage. The clerk informed
them that the Speaker had notified him not
to issue such certificates; whereupon some OF
them became very indigant and demanded it as
their right under the law, aud announced their
intention of contesting the matter 10 the courts.
There is great diversity of opinion among
tho members in regard to the matter. Some
think that all who desire to draw mileage should
be allowed to do SO. while others who are well
versed 10 law saY that no member is entitled to
mileage from the fact that they were in the
city at the time the Governor issacd hi. pro-
clamntion.
10 1857, when Governor Wise called an extra
session Of the Legislature, jus. as Governor
Holiday has done, he stated 10 The p.oG!ama'
ton that the members would not b! catitled to
mileage
Nest Of the members Of the H0us, vii! leave
to night and tomorrow. ncTning Tor their
homes.
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TIE MCDONALD FIsHwAY.-This invention
of COL Mcdonald. the State Fish Commissioner,
was placed on exhibition at the Capitol to day,
and attracted great attention. 1t presentsa beau.
tiful application OF q staple physical law aud
the results attained by it are marvellous. With a
slope Of 80 degrees or mctc, and over dam Of
any height. the water may be discharged down
the way With velocity perfectly uuder control,
thus presenting to the fish an open straight
su;ce dischareing current OF moderate velocity
against which any fish can easily swim. The way
may DO built of any material sud dimensions,
and in any locality. According to tho estimates
of engineers and builders one Of the dimensions
adapted to cur smaller streams may DO built
over dam ten feet high at cost OF less than
500. For shad ways up our main streams Of
course much more expensive structures will be
State.
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1870 Cattle we're ;'ered. sll Of which we-o .,i,
g. is53c per ID. i Sheep sold ali!c J!c uo- ~
20 Milch Cos: sold 2! 25sSE per Lcsi, ~.
ke. bris: '''
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FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. Mar. G.-There
has been some activity in the market during the
week. and prices have advanced. We quote:
Flour at to Sc IS for super to choice family;
Wheat I00IllS for fair to fancy; Corn 40adl;
Bye t0a52 and OGts 32s24.
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CINCINNATI Hoo MARKET, Mar. s.
Hogs dull; conmoa 90aS3 50; light G,JaS} go;
packing S5sSi 10; butchors' l0lSf 25 rs-
nipts = COO shipments $50
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QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET, March c.
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RICHMOND MARKET. March 6.-Flour IS quiet
st 4 C0aS6 70 for fine to family brands. The Of
ferings and sales Of grain were as follows: 1853
bushels Of Wheat A. l05sl12; 2220 Of Corn at 4j
a4J, and 1913 Of Oats at 36s3T.
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FRESH AND Sailed FISH.
Fish received dsily from the fishing shores on
tho Potomac. ard supplied TO consumers il
Quantities TO suit. either fresh or sailed by cX-
perienced packers.
Stalls Nos. | and 2, City Market, and Fish
House No l, Corporation Fish Wharf.
Country orders solicited ard satisfaction gr r
snteed. [mh3.3ml GEO. 4. PRICE & co.
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LTNcHBURG MARKET, March 1.-THE receipts
OF grain are very light and the demand is good,
particularly for prime Wheat and Oats. We
quote: Flour 50aS625 for fine 10 family;
Whea: e0alOQ, as to quality; Corn 42a45; Rye
55aG0, and Oats 33a35
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New YORK, March 7.-St5cks firm. M5,sr
sd. Flour dull. Wheat quiet. Com active
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Bargains! Bargains! Bargains!

Special bargains just received ct tho POpU.
LAR DRY GOODS STORE.
Ladies Silk Embroidered Bslbrigsn Stock.
ings only Csc; Ladies' Colored Bordcrod Pure
Linen handkerchief ZOE Pure Lincn Napkins
l0c; Pure Linen Table Damsek 81.
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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. Mar G.-Hogs-
dull and 5slGc lower; choice heavy. 9jsS4 50;
mixed, S6OsS3 80; light, 70as3 IS. Cattle
Receipts, $3.50; shipments. 2. COO; market more
active but prices unchanged; shipping, 20a
s. u; butchers, steers 2 7UsS4 20; cows. Goa
s. DO; stockcrs = t0aSS 20; feeders GOaSA 40.
Sheep-kecsipts, 2. 500 shipments 1900; mar
ket Elo II ard tending downward; 8UsS525
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Owing to tho increasing demand for my Lsger
Beer, am now making 200 bushels of G SAlNS
per day, which l will sell at much reduced
price, Fifteen bushels for one dollar. This feed
is known 10 be superior to any other.
ROBERT PORTNER,
NH 3-lw Alexandria Brewery.
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GARRARD C0UETr.
Lancaster.

Rain set in on Saturday, aud a small
sized GOOD Of three days violence was the
result.
The supper held last week for the Pres
byterian Church was pleasant little az
fair. with plenty to eat aud small fees.
Proceeds, $50.
On Tuesday - Ennell, Of Kirksyille,
captured Newton Saunders, who was under
indictment for carrying concealed weapons,
and brought him TO the Lancaster jail.
Invitations are out for the Governors
Inaugural ceremonies. Your correspond
ent had intended giving you pen picture
Of the affair, bat the Concert at Richmond,
in which she is to take an import ant part.
will conflict.
Circnit Court, which has just adjourned.
sends the following recruits to the Peniien-
tiary; sweeny Morgan. 0 years; John May
field, year Josh Ray, years; ID. Smith.
alias Praiher, yeara. The 0raRd Jury
returned about 80 indictments.
The colored Fair set the community all
sgog Tor three days Of last ~eek. The
band Of music from Harrodsbnrg made the
echoes ring with full, round tones Of har-
monY such A. few white musicians pro-
duce. On Friday night the Town Hall
was given over to the tender merciea Of ye
sable lhrong for Minstrel Troape and a
Hop On Saturday afternoon the unusnal
cargo Of hilarity was about To sink into the
troubled waters Of dissensioa, bni the 20.
lice secured orier.
The Amateur Concert Company, led by
Mr.. FL. Gardner, will give a Concert at
Richmond on Tuesday eve. September "a;
another at Danyile on Friday, 9Th proE.
will come In lnrn, and We hope
10 meet with warm reception. Among
HE solo singers are Miss Ella Landram,
whose superior voice combines the attract
I've qualities Of the coniralto and mskzo-
Ioprano; Miss Leila Smith, whose clear,
lighly-cuiiisaied tones give style and
clal to her performances, and Mis- kats
'yherrili. whose youth alone should en-
ure for her sweet simple song hearty APP
llanss. Msssrs. Sandiler and Gardner viii
i've 6ns solos on the cornst and violin. II
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FsTkL Row An old-fashioned rock.
FIGHT on Lexington Avenue late Tuesday
afternoon. Stones few like hail, and
blood bespatsered the ground. Two 81 the
men, Williams and Barnes we're terribly
laccraied and bruised. whisky depriv "a
nearly all Of the comhaianis of locomotion
Sebastian wns the man who made the A..
sault. The officers followed on the Sugar
Creek pike NJ far ~ the toll-gate, when
SimI~ln, one Of the party, turned hack 10
repel the capturer, when his horse ran
over a hog. threw the man, and fell on
him. II is thought that he will die.
The Lancaster Male Academy will open
on Monday next under the guidance Of
Mesar.. ,. \. Hudson and J. h. Kinnsird.
franklin Female Institute, Bourne and Iii-
lard q, the helm, will have competent az
sis,ants, Mrs. W. A. Ysniis presiding over
the Primary Department. Mis- Mary
Marksbury will have the Public School.
Mrs. Joshua Ietcher and Mrs. W. u. Hop
per will take pupils At their residences
Mrs. r. d. Potts has been Petitioned BY q
number Of her former pupils 10 take a mn-
sic class. No arrangements have, as yet,
gone into effect. Lancaster promises 10 be-
come quite scholastic, especially a. the
colored people have also several Summaries
In operation.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. Chas. Finnie, Of Mem
phis. Tenn, Ia taking refuge with nj. sis
ter, Mrs. @. W. Dunlap, Jr. Mr.. William
Sellers Is visiting this, the scene Of his
former fortunes. From Danvills our re,
cent visitors have been Messrs. Chas. Rodes,
y. W. Jones and IARue Thomas. Mr..
Chas. Hardin, Of Harrodsburg. was In
town last Saturday. Mer~r. John Logan
and VIM. Green, Of Hhstonville, paid M
flying visit recently. Mes-rs Steve White
and VIM. Greenleaf, Of Richmond, were
here on Tuesday. Miss Josie Casey has
returned to her home In Frankfort, after a
months soiourn with friends here. Miss
Annie Mobberly, Of Horrodsburs. Il the
guest Of Miss Bette Huffman. On Thurs
day Geo. ID. Potts len for Alexandria, Va,
where he will attend college. Among those
Of our citizens and visitors who attended
the Lexington Fair were Col. Walton and
wife, Mis- Susie Finnie. Miss Mollie Hop
kins, Mrs. +. d. Potts and Mr.. Woodford
Dunlap.
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R0cKcAsTLE COUNTY.
nc. ysrasa.

The announcement that the per capita for
this year will be only si.25 Ia crushing 10
many Of the teachers Of this County. Their
remuneration, slim enough before, will he
a mere piiianoe now.
The backbone Of the drOuih was broken
last Friday night. and from ihsn until
Monday evening the weather clerk dslly-
cred his aqueous supplies bouniiially and
uninisrruptedly. We don't think we'll
need any more rain for six months.
Elsewhere will be found the proceedings
Of the Rockcasile County Teacher Insii-
tuie. The session closed last Friday. and
the entire proceedings were greatly enjoy
ed BY all present. Prof. 7. Q. II. Vance
lefl on saturdays train for Henderson,
y here his engagements call him this week.
lie made many friends during his stay
hers, and We hops he will return NEXT year.
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Good Goods and Low Prices Have
Placed US in the Front.

We have ordered large quantities of Fall and
Winter Goods and must have room for them, con-
Isequently we are almost giving away CLOTHING,
Doors, SHOES, HATS AND FURNISHING GOODS to
get space We came here to benefit the people as
well ourselves, and therefore urge you to accept
these valuable opportunities for buying at your
own prices. We find that One Price Cash bust
ness is the only honest and safe principle. 'Tis
mutual advantage that the cash-paying customers
can and do appreciate. Our direct arrangements
with New York and Boston Clothing and Shoe
Manufacturers give prices and quantities unpar-
aleled i'm Kentucky Allow us to show you
goods and then act as you think proper.
Yours Very Truly,
GEO. H. BRUCE g. co.
n. B.---Merchants orders promptly and satisac-
tOrily filed.
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LEXINGTON RACES
KENTUCKY ASSOCIATION.
FALL MEETING OF 1879.
Monday. sept. oth.
faeeday. sept. 9th.
"wednesday. Sept. 10th.
Thursday. sept. l1th.
Friday. bspt 18th.
saturday. bept. 18th.
8 Races each dag. Races 10 commence
promptly al Z o'clock, =. n.
For particulars, SEQ 0fhciAl programmes.
~. ROBINSON, JR, Psest.,
D. NKHrssH JonEsoN. seey. asO


Ny virtue Of dsed Of trust. sEeeuted 10 me b.
Mm- Barton. for the hsnsht u his ereditOn, uin
ON wRDHEsDA snPTDMBER ~.
1873. Al ths hate rssldeaes q Wa Barton, ~ nlles
Easi u hnst0nEils, anar a pullle aaetion the oil
oulnE plopefty Isl, tract u abont 40 aeres, ~
Iss W.. .s ~; q 10 T. Az f,ss,nf q 20
the lniproyomenis l. - : hlsh state u cultivation
and 4 = sod And =. aay ether Ia thai part % he
oounty. "A. Tract u aboat 80 eersl, West " h.h,
honilns On the Pike. and lnelndlng aolne VERY nne
land. Thsas two tracts yin b. offered both spa
Ialely and one onIITe tract the ho1l hid 20 pIe-
vail 81 Irari u about u eeres. adjoining husion
Vile on the North and flenting On DanvIls Pie
and knosn a. the q. b, Cooper arm. good aud
duelllng-houao and Other Improve
lnentI 0n IL. sth. Ahoai 100 acres Knob land IN
paTcell, on Grcen River, near Mckinney station.
5th. The iolloslng personal proIertyi D Mulee,
Work Hofse, Csitis stacks Hay, and about ~
acies gfouln Cprn. TEAMS Personality On cred
Il u snoa, the Land Tor cash; baanoe n clla| Ia
sialInenis u add lyeais, .lth interest fots.4.en
Il ven Ian l. so and ior seeding purIo4ll 18th 9Th.
barton and wik viii unite 10 The deada
ss0-st JAAks PAXTON, Trustee
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R0rEE COUNTY.
Danrnfe.

Circuit Court Monday the is, Small
docket.
The Lexington Fair will draw many Of
our citizens this week.
Caldwell n Roberts have sold their stock
Of Groceries to DE-. II. p. Boslsy and Jos.
W. Fleece.
Centre College and the various schools
viii begin operations next week with tho
prospect Of larger attendance than last
year.
J. Wesley Durham, VIM. Lucas AMI
Beid S. Nichols will represent Utopia
Lodge Of the knights Of Pythias at the
meeting Of the Grand Lodge in Henderson,
on the 10th.
The South District Association Of Bap-
lists, convened in iis seyenty-seventh An
nual Session last week at Perryville, trans
acted the usual routine Of business and adj
jOurned to meet next year al Lebanon.
Mr.. VIM. Rue ieft this week with ten
horses for the Springfield and Bardstown
Fain. He expects before returning home
to exhibit at indianapolis and to enter the
contest with with his premium horses at the
great st. Louis Fair.
A good many refugees from Memphis
have found temporary homes IN the town
and county, among whom is Judge Elicit,
formerly judge Of the Supreme Court Of
Mississippi, and the draughisman Of the
resolution, when the state Of Of Miss. seeded.
A committee Of the First Presbyterian
Church has before il several plans for the
reinodeling Of the old Church building.
Work win begin in a few weeks. A lofty |
-pire and other contemplated improve
menls will add greatly to the looKa Of the
ancient sanctuary.
The first Combination Stock Sale wss
held at the Fair Grounds last Friday. The
managers did not realize their expectations,
md the friends Of the enterprise were not
by the result. A fair crowd |
Intended, but the 81 orthon cattle were
~, ~. on.,;,v ~ ,.n,n, L;d.l.,. IT,
-. 80 ~.. w;,ndr.ra s.v..,v-svs
ro,,wold .hssn wsrs Iii =, an ,vs,.ss oil
,hon, e. ~, or.. ,nd "a r., hnct.
a number OF our citizens are looking
Westward with the Intention OF an early
departure thither. Capt >. +. bArbee and
amliy leave Tor lenVer' Ooi1 about seP'
lst. Mr.. Ind Evans expects To accompany
hem j. II. Davis goes to Kansas CITY,
where he VIII engage IN the live stock trade
The family OF the late D. L. Minor JAilef
d boyle Sonn'y' WI ehahee 'heir nome 10
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SPECIAL NOTICE
BY
s.A. MIDDLETON, Tunnel City.

Ivill pay the highest market price
for Slaves In Cash or Trade in Gener-
al Merchandise st the Lowest Prices.
Will also take good Flst-Rails. Tan
bark. Lumber and all kinds Of Coun-
try Prodnce I an agent for the oele-
brated Fish Bros Wagons. which I
will exchange for Slaves, &c. I will
recsivs Slaves delivered at Caldwells
Eubanks and Pulaski Stations
s5t-fm "A. mInnLEroN.
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TIE Post and Nesps. Louisville, pre-
tendedly Independent. is as much of
a Republican paper MS the CONNER
eial; and Col. L. Polk johnson. who
has recently resigned his position ON
il, did not desert the ship an hour too
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The Fraudulent Hayes gave 81, 900
toward the payment of the 5000 at
torneys' fee for defending the LOuisi-
ana Returning Board thieves on a
charge Of perjury. Hayes would rath-
er pay his $50. 1000 salary than have
Cassinave and ths other knaves tell
how they counted Louisiana for him.
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ron SALE.
PUBLIC sALF-
No. 1 FIFrY FIFTY Farm

II not SOLD privately before, I will, on MONDAY,
SEPT I, 1875. County Court Day, hciorc the Court
H0aso door In stanford al o'clock precisely, sell
my farm situated On the Hanging ioIk, In Lincoln
County, on the stanford a Jacksonville Pike,
miles from the iormer and from the latter place,
and containing 90 acrss Of No. ! land well water
ed. improvements extra. 1hoso Who wish 10 buy
would DO we'll ~ my place heinre day Of sale.
Terms al sale. a69-2t .. ". IASLET
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We are informed by Judget W. s.
Pryor that the Court Of Appeals will
positively refuse to pass on Col. Tom
Buford's application for a>new trial.
and that the Governor will appoint a
special court for his particular case
during the month of September.
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GOOD FARM FOR SALE.
viii sell, on easy ternls ny hArin, situated two
miles 0oia STANFORD, on the Danville Turnpike. u
CONTAINS l27 ACRES.

llas upon u a brick residence With AZ I0oms and
hfick kitchen aud cellar. a Il, perhaps the hcsi
huill rcaidcncc 10 Lincoln 90, An necessary oui-
buildlnga good oIrhardi good csierni neger-iall-
n1sly nls. About 100 acres Ia hlue-Iass and tins
oihy. A beautiful homo An a nlliraic nelfhhoI-
~ 7ss-em.ee@ 81 " JOSEPH HALL0U.
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ANOTHER stiking example Of Ken.
lucky justice and the cheapness at
which life is held was given last week
in the Jessamine Circuit Court. A
mule thief was tried and sent TO the
.Penitentiary for 2 years. and Wilson
Fain, for the cold-blooded murder Of a
hotel porter, who awoke him from a
drunken sleep and asked him to 60 to
bed, got the same short sentence.
When a cowardly murder like this,
without any extenuating circumstan-
ces that We have heard Of, is let OF
with such nominal punishment. is it a
wonder that crime holds such high
carnival and murderers stalk defiant
~ over the State ?
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AT PRIVATE SALE
Desiring 10 move West, offer Coz sale privately,
MY FARM OF 400 ACRES,

yiled into two, OF 100 acres each, aud would d.
vide Il TO suit purchasers Much u the land 4 rich
aud two tenant houses. Mood abundant Lasting
sater In every Geld. Terms easy. Call on ~ nd
u sss-aa RIOS. ". nLACHERnY.
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President T. ID. slandiiord Is again pat
% the necessity Of coniradieiing the IMPORT
that the Baltimore a Ohio X. Il. Is about
20 bag the l.. 4 N. a G.s. X. X. His road
l. As able 10 buy the b. a Q. as'thai Com
pany Il 10 purchase he l.. a n.
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Coz. MOsby. minister 20 China. has as
covered that seward, his predecessor, Stole
nom The u. \. 0ogermeni over ~, 900 du-
<in< ~ Appoln,usui a minister.
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Ia addition 10 our socl of IfaniraTe, Tin.
rars, iSapie and F;iney GrooTies, CSaJecfion-
ries. G9aBs and ToSaonos, 90 aGaa keregtle,
Issp a complete aOek u Quemlsrs Ond Glass
wrs. W. hare jsa received di,eci from in
pOriess, an a~uni'nsaf y Quesnauare and Glass
SaSs, and ell the ams at root-boffom prices.
HavinS iaicly Mad oar Stare room frightened,
rsGaisd AID painted. ~s arc lsilsT prepared 1aA
snr % furnish orr euuiOmers waA articles IA oar
lins. IN Sumnsr good. us hare lee Cream
Fieesas. Water Chaisra. lemon Scraps, Saqars
aAd Aciis Haze ai4o nag Id ef C'udlsa.
Ssyth@, SAaiAs, Cradle Fingers, WAet1iO''es,
Baeieys Sections Rie4josls, Grah lSAorels,
alfbusAsi4, dc.
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Tbs killing Of Col. Dixon by Banks.
dale at Yazoo, Miss, because he re-
fused to withdraw from the canvass
as Independent candidate for Sheriff,
was an ugly affair, but We see no rea-
son for giving it such a political i'm
portance as the Republican journals
are doing. II did not arise from the
prescription Of the Republicans or the
negroes, but was the result of animos-
tiles among men Of the same political
party, each striving for the leader
ship. II is simply case Of murder.
and that's all there is in il. But the
Stalwart sheets are in for any thing to
divert attention from the Conkliag-
sprague uastiness and the cowardly,
cur.like action Of their glossy god.
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SECRETARY snERMAN's fasoritism
TO theNew York National Banks is
about 10 get him into trouble. The
syndicate there composed Of National
Banks owes the u. S. Treasury 49,
O00.O 200 for subscriptions to the 4-pcr-
cent bonds, Of which the First Ma
tional is debited with s3S.000,O 900,
and for which Sherman holds no Sc
curity whatever but 100000 Of il
own unsold bonds. This money i
now over sixty days due, and Mr..
sherman, who is bobbing around the
country trying to raise a boom for
himself for President had better be al
home getting this transaction In ship
shape, or he will have to undergo an
investigation on the opening Of Con.
Qrese.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE

Taken In exehsnse or 0ooa,. ct the highest mar
bet raist Bring me yoHr HesliIy, fsaiheFs, Ena
Batter, Wax, villa Game, lard, Raeon, 0igaeng,
then 10 their fall value
=. n. BAvIs.
ssasu Near the Depot
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uIscELL.Sroua
GRANTS TOUR
AnnrNn TUE Manln.

A complete rccord Of the Journey q General n
8. Grant through furope, Asia and Aifica, With
graphic descriptions Of The places visited, INTEREST
Ing Incidents, enthusiastic ovatlons ~ Empcrora
and King. Illustrated Prize, -. 80. Outaclis
all other books. TERRITORY rapidly taton. Agenta
wanted. forshcc A McNskin, Cinclnnail, q.
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YELLOW Fever continues To rage
with undated fury in Memphis, and
considering the small number Of peo-
pie remaining 10 the city the number
of deaths is remarkably large. Du-
ring the week ending last Saturday
there were 14S new cases and 81
deaths, the total number OF deaths up
10 that date being III. At New Or
leans Mrs. General j. b. Wood died
of the disease. and the General and
little daughter are down with it.
Thieves are holding high carnival at
Memphis. and the mounted patrOlmen
are unable to disband them. There
were two new cases ofFever and seven
deaths there Wednesday.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-08-29

THE Republican Convention at Gin
cinnati nominated Geo. w. Williams,
a eolored man, for the Legislature.
and thereby has arisen q rumpus. The
white Republicans refuse to support
him. and the Gazetis, which b eIieves
that negro is ct to vote but not to
hold office, has gotten lis back away
up because OF the nomination. As
long as the RAIDS eau use him as
a tool, every thing is lovely. hut when
he attempts to assert his rights. they
become exceedingly disgusted with
the man and rother.