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GENERAL HAzENS PROMOTION.

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Ing to friends here and IN Mentor General Hazen
has always resided General Garfield. and IL ~ gen
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ufh MA
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MIRLNE INTELLIGENCE.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.


Indications
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weather
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uit
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PRESIDENT GARRETT REELECTED.
BALTIMORE, Dec. S.-John W. Garrett was
today reelected president Of the Baltimore and
ohio Railroad Company for the year ensuing.
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,hri.tmn. Arpenl for Poor ChIIdren.


The 6Gr g,9 ana ,nS '' OF a % r6 sG o tie eb
%l.i '5,u VIZ INV ,ol ss. mi fienIiess without
from the Ging storm and f..7S ha cnd anu bare
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j1oiitiral Notlce5.


Republican Primary Elections 49,
in the several Assembly DIS
trots teir respective headdu1rters on TUESDAY
evenng December so o'clock for he pur Ose OF
elcctn gates the central committee LOT
me en- uiug wear Delegates sppOrOned As follows
De
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Proof can be that gratifying
results have foowed OF CASWELl, MASSEY 4
CO.'S EMULSION or CoDLIVE Err OIL " IrH oUINiNE
AND PEPsINE l.ll7 Broadway and 90 ethsvA
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Excepting the debt 20 Mrs. Perry, of Brooklyn.
which is a balance due her on deposits WIN
the firm. these liabilities are for advances
on imported merchandise. These lmportatohs
are specified the bills OF ladng as
follows: c. McCulloch Beecher 81 Co., 600 bags
OF coffee by steamship Alpers and 1000 bags oy
LaSseli Blake Brothers ~ Co. as agents OF Tue
Mechanism IndIscbs Handrlsbank, 5l2 nall
chests Ping Suez tea by Fleur Castle, la hall
chests 0OlOng by City Of Toxic. 100 hall chests
Ooiong by Belgic, ga half chests Oolong by Cor.
don Castle, 2 half chests OelOng by CITY OF
Pekip, sos half chests Oolong ny Again.
nemnon, 440 half chests 0olopg by Glencoe;
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TRIRUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

'Es lHOUK-. Morning. Night
1-e 12345G7s 12l23l5e ololll
% trT I II IT Ii 81 n d. y
% hVi-T = ~ l-r- -. u - II - - ~,
q sssSl h N M s ~. x ~ j 5 ..Iss a
] . n f1s4. y, u - 81 "a 4 L. ~ Z. ~
/ : EI1gE! IL Y ~. d ~ IL 4 9 -
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ARNOLD & co.'s SUSPENSION.
EFFECTS ON THE COFFEE TRADE.

EFFECTS ON THE COfrbE ihANH'
TIE MARKET PRosTRA1En' But NO FoNiifN f'lA'
rRrs RrpoRrED--rHE LIABILITIES or TIE sUs-
rrxnrn r1p, RELIEVED To FxCErD Sl,000.OoO
-cprpiross PrFFERRlD UNDER TIKI ASSIGN
urxr-AN INJUNCTION BY JUDGE DANIELS IN
FAVOR OF CIR DrrOes or o. G. KIMBALL
The failure of b. G. Arnold g. Co. has pros
trated the coffee market. but no further fah-
ures have yet occurred. n statement OF the
affairs of the firm Is in preparation, anu
meeting of creditors will be held when 'ilis
statement is completed. It's believed that tne
liabilities will exceed 100000. The deed
of assignment was recorded yesterday under
which creditors were preferred whose CLAIMS
exceed S2l5.OOO 1t is hoped by friends OF the
firm that it will be able to pay I1s
debts in full. Judge Daniels granted an IN
junction in favor of large creditors OF u u.
Kimball. of Boston. restraining the dlspoSal
of property held on his account
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An OLD M4N'S CRIMES.

JEALOUS OF HIS YOUNG WIFE, HE FATALLY AS
SUITS HER WITH AN AXE AND COMMITS
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CONGRESS WATEL-The puresi and safest OF O. eathar
nc waters all Irritating waters lrelgl ahd
domestic they pair tie dlges organs ana kaneys
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CENTRAL PARK SAFE.
rHE INwoop size REcOMMENDED.

THE INWOOD SIZE RECOMMENDED.
A REPORT IN FAVOR OF TIE SITE Al INWoop
ADOPTED BY THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES OF
Tbs WORLDS FAIR COMMsslON-FEAtUREs OF
THE VARIOUS SITES PROPOsED-wHY TIE cEN-
TRIAL PARK sITE WAS AB,NDONED.
A report was adopted by the Executive
Committee of the Worlds Fair Commission
yesterday, recommending the lnwood site for
The Exhibition of 1888. The site contains
go acres. The report also gives the reasons
why 1t is deemed advisable to withdraw the
application tor permission to use a part Oh
Central Park for the Fair.
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ARNoLD-suddeny, OF diph iberia December ll45 q m
East stst Lillian. eldest daughter % Ut .
Minnie Law Arnold aged years. months anc II
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DIED

III notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed 'otth f!i
| adj
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-11-25
MURDER MOST FOUA.
stabbed 20 the Heart.

A man named McMilien killed vii.
liam Greer at Humboldt last Tuesday
about ten o'clock. McMillen had q
difficulty, it seems, with little bro
Their of Greer some days ago and a
law suit resulted, in which McMillen
was cleared. McMillen and Greer
met on the railroad on Tuesday, when
the former began to curse the latter
without any provecation, whereupon
Greer began to pull off his coat, when
McMillen rushed upon him, stabbing
him two or three times in both rides,
one of the cuts severing bis heart.
McMillen worked in the wooden mills
and Greer was employed in the wagon
and buggy factory. The murderer
was arrested by deputy sheriff Pruett
and incarcerated in the calaboose, and
on yesterday was carried to Trenton
and placed in Jail. Great excitemeus
prevails at Humboldt and the officers
had considerable difficulty in keeping
him ont of the hands of mob. 1t
is certainly an aggravated case and it
remains to be seen what the coort will
do with the prisoner.
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The Nashville American.

ne aext Presidential election will determine
Szzsstisss Of Tital i'm portance to every citizen
Il the Union. Upon its results will depend the
psrpesuity sf our republican fern Of govern
nat. Alithese questions will be thoroughly
<isssseed in the preseHt session Of congress. 1t
Is cur desire and purpose, SO far as VIC can CEN
sT4hute TO that end, that every citizen lshali be
fully Informed upoH all these questions Of such
vast Msment ls cur national government To
~ heneeforth al in Periai despotisn? lie the
bsronst - rsie the BALLOT Are the rights Of
sHs Scatter, expressly reserved ia the csnstitE-
den. 10 yield to centralized sictatienf Shall
arroSsutaEd iHperious party leaders, under
tAs cry Of Liberty. rob tas citizens Of Liberty
6hnll Nan N on be the emily deity who shall be
aeknewledgsd as having divine rights? Shall
lsbsv be deprived Of its Just rewardi In order
e bring il within the means of every man. me-
shanis. farner and lakorer. in ail voestioRs.
even in thsss hard times. 10 intern himself
vAss Political parties are proposing. va have
reduced the terms Of the Weekly Anericaz to
ONE DOLLAR year; For six months IS
cents; Three Dsnths. 40 cents. The real valae
Of the pager " u net be decreased with reduc-
ises Of price: bat will be vastly increased in
prSp@rtiez 10 Pries. Address
THE AMERICAN.
Nashville, Tenn
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-11-25
Seven Days AAOat.

In this fast age, since railroads have
checkered our country so thickly, ma
ny of our younger readers know little
of the real pleasure to be enjoyed in
steamboat travel. Given a good,
safe comfortablesbe boat, competent and
polite officers, and a steward and
cook who understand their business,
and we do not know of a more de-
lightful mode of travel. The writer
Of this recently enjoyed trip of this
kind up the Mississippi and Ohio
Rivers from Memphis to Shawnee>
town, ILL.,, on the steamer Vint. Shin
kle, j. A. Lindsay master and Col. j.
ID. Moore clerk, with a company of
pleasant people, and We take occa,
sions to thus publicly thank them for
their royal courtesy to US. Colonel
Moore is an old Virginian, was a COLI
onel of artillery under Lee, and is
noble. wholesouled gentleman to trav-
Ell with. Capt. Lindsay is a most
thorough officer, a polite and accom-
modating gentleman, and makes all
at home. In fact. we failed to see
an officeron the Shinkle who was not
a gentleman, from the captain down.
Meeting the steamer j. d. Parker at
Shawnsetown,s I'VE we're transferred to
her with hearty haud-shakes from
our friends and find words of intro-
duction 10 the officers Of our new
floating home. We were soon made
comfortable by Capt. G. B. Russell
and his accomplished, attractive bride
and tie excellent and handsome clerk
Mr. r. w. Mccoy. Before going on
the Parker, we feared that we would
not be so pleasantly situated, but we
soon found that we were, if possible,
faring better than ever. Everybody,
from the captain to the cook, col tr. D.
ed to our enjoyment, and We have a
lively remembrance of the little acts
of kindness rendered by the prince of
stewards, Mr. Lehman. Both these
boats helong to the line run BY the
Memphis and Ohio River Packet
Company between that city and Gin
cinnati. Every boat Of the line is
good, and all are doing an immense
business now. Capt. r. w. Light
burne is the general freight, passenger
and ticket agent at Memphis, and a
better man for the place would be
hard to find. We thank him for
courtesies extended and hope we may
some day be able to repay him.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-11-25

Send for the illustrated catalogue
Of Watches. Diamonds, Jewelry, Sill,
verware, Silver Plated Ware and
Cutlery, issued by Mernod, JAG ard
d Co, corner of 4th and Locust >ts.,
Odd Fellows Hall, st. Louis. This
is the largest FL m in the west or south,
and carry an immense stock. All
goods in this house are marked in
plain figures and but one price to all.
They make speciality Of Engage
ment and Wedding Rings; also, of
bridal presents in solid Silver and Sill
yer plated ware. Before purchasing
any of the above goods, you would
consult your own interest by writing
to them for designs and prices. Ad-
dress Mermod, Jaccard & Co., 4th
and Locust streets, st. Louis.
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Memphis Conference.

The Memphis Conference of the N.
E. Church, South, met in Trenton
last week and was presided over by
Bishop McTyeire. The SESSION was
pleasant and short. We are indebt-
ed to the Herald for a list of appoint
ments, the principal ones of which are
as below. In this, the Paris, district,
Rev B 4 Hayes Is continued as Pre-
siding Elder.
Paris station A L Pritchstt, Paris
circuit A n Sears, II B Covington su-
pernumerary.
Huntingdon circnit T j McGill.
Mckenzie station II M Sears.
Gleason circuit K K Nelson.
Spring Hill circuit J T Virgins.
Bradford circuit F B Davis.
Irrelevant circuit B Sears.
Milan station NJ NJ Taylor.
hurry circuit B B Eisenhower.
Paris Landing circuit + Swift.
Big Sandy circuit w H Blalock.
Camden circuit d Hines; ID NJ <
Collins sqpern1merary.
Mckenzie College E B Chappell
president; E B Plummer agent.
Lexington station, Jas A Moody.
Paducah, J NJ Scott.
Dresden, D B Written.
Martin, j I G Collins.
Rutherford, B F Peoples.
Trenton, Guilford Jones.
jackson, LIST church, E. &. Hamil>
ton; East Jackson, W e Sellers; West
jackson, J NJ Major.
Humboldt, g K Brooks.
Trenton cir, B Aedlin,
Brownsville, w I Harris.
Lavinia cir, w o Lanier.
Spring Creek, ] II Garrett.
Next Conference to be held at Boil
ivar.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-11-25

Why l. W. Harper's Nelson County
Whiskev is preferred above all other
brands is because it is the most regu-
lar and most perfect product, incontes-
tably, ever made. A longexperience
in the manufacture of the Harper, the
large Capital OF the Distiller which
GABLES him to hold his Whiskey un>
I'll it has fully matured, together with
the fact that the Whiskey is bought
by and shipped to rae direct from the
distillery, accounts for the unvarying
it has given those best ed
ucated to fine Whiskey. W. II.
Coley, sole agent, Milan, Tenn.
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BEST OF ALL.
A Charming Trip to tise Land
of Flowers and the Magnif-
iceRt state of Texas for a
Mere TriGe. A Golden
0ppOrfunity.

Opportunity.
The most charming and delightful
excursion of the season is to be given
to New Orleans and Texas on the I'd
of Dec. prcx., under the auspices of
the famous Collins BROS. The line of
travel will be over the Chicago, st.
Louis and New Orleans railroad, max
ing close connections with all inter-
secting lines, and at New Orleans with
the Star & Crescent K. r., for Hous>
ton and San Antonio, Texas. Rates
are astonishingly low, and hence now
is the golden opportunity to visit the
Crescent City with its flowers and
tropical fruits, and the Lone Star
State, all empire in magni6cence and
extent of territory. There is now a
lull in business, and heace the mer-
chant, mechanic and farmer with his
sisters, his cousins and his aunts should
take advantage of this first class trip
to the Paris of America. New Or
leans mt any season of the year is al,
ways gay and brim full of pleasure,
and particularly ut this season Of the
year, when the opera and theatre are
the centers of attraction. Ifyou have
dyspepsia or any other disease a tour
of this kind will greatly refresh and
benefit you. Don't forget the date
and make up your mind to go, for it
is strictly frst-class excursion, and
wesvarrant one ofthe most enjoyable
ever given by the kings of excursions,
Messrs U. l.. Collins C Bro. Buy
your tickets early. The fair from Mi
Ian to New Orleans aud return is only
much less than half the reg
ular rates. Let Milan and adjacent
towns furnish large delegations, for
there is tons of fun ahead for all.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-11-25

The pride of a mother, the life and
JOY of home, her children, hence
her grief when sickness enters and
takes them away. Take warning then
that yeu are running a terrible risk.
if they have cough, Group or whoop-
ing cough, which lead to consumption,
if you do not attend to it at once.
Shiloh's Consumption Cure is guaran-
teed to cure them. Price 10cts, so
cents, and S1.00. For lame back,
side or chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plas-
ter, Price 25cts. Sold by NJ. d. l..
Jordan.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-11-25
A FisticuR,

Mr. Morrow, night operator on the
c., st. L. q n. o. railroad, had a
difficulty with Sam Scott, colored
barber, on Tuesday. Morrow. we
learn, whileintoxicated entered SCOTS
shop, whereupon a fsticuff ensued.
Scott locked the door so no one could
gain admission, and the fight went on.
Morrow was cut over the eye while
Scott escaped unirjdred.