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AUCTION sALEs-Pusmrs DAYS.
by George ". Poindexter.
Real Estate Agent and AuetiOneer,
No. 1900 Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF a BEAUTIFUL
i AND DESIRABLE TRUCKING FARM OF
FIFTY ACRES, ON THE WESTHAM ROAD
ABOUT TwO AND A HALE Mills WEST OE
THE CITY. AND hnJ0INlNG THE LANDS ~
X. PATTERSON AND OTHERS, WITH
DWELLING AND OTHER IMPROVEMENTS.
IN FIRST.RATE ORDER BY virtue OF The pro-
visions OF n ctrtsin deed OF trust from WIN. VI. Hall
and wife Ia the undersigned dAicd September Z3,
1879 and corded In the clerks Office ~ the toun-
~ Court Of Iienrico ~ u. 1903. p. 34Ol default
having been made W The payment Of certain note
therein secured wi prOcc, 10 sell at pnblic auc-
ton on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 23D,
al II O'Clock NJ, The abOve-des cribai LAND. con-
tanning abOuf FIFTY ACRES. This land i ~
high state of cultivation. Is especially adapted 10
trucking I'm healthy location. and In 4 neiRhror-
hOOc Of rapid am substantial Improvement " mas
upon IL FRAMED DWELLING, two stories, re.
Gently enlarged and thoroughly repaired, new
barn. and all necessary out buildings. The atten-
iion OF parties desiring su property h especially
called TO this sale.
TERMS: sufficient I'm cash 10 pay expenses ~ sale
and a note Of 5000. with interest from Segiemher
%, 1850: S67 80 que March %, 1881: $3.50
dur September 20. 1881; $3.50 Que March %,
1882: aud sl,567.j0 due september 70. 1882
ba'ance upon such terms Is may be- announced AT
sale. GtORhh 81. ft6NDrN lth'
"a 30-Sfe2 46s.IO,13,l6,l s,2O,22&23
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DETLR~BURG RAILROAD
FORECLOSURE SALE.
CIRCUIT COT ET or THE UNITED STATES
FOE THE FOURTH JIut, iAL ttEftil AND
TnE EA>rt"N DISTRICT oF VIRGINIA
1tkinN. BrDA q ~ 4. 7 nls.

AhiaS, BroS a tn ~ y 0ts.
The PeterSJurg RpthooJ CoapoayJ
Ey virtue Of an' pa ,u3nt 10 judgment and &C.
cree of foreclosure and sale Icunrrtd auG entered
ON ih. : IA daV at september, $50. ana amended
Inv decree uf.r,d on ft.. 20ih day OF December.
$50 hy said court, In he above entitled action. t.
{. R,msdeli, Master. appointed therein 10 sell All
ana singular the n."rt2aeed premises. franchise,
and rioperty. rrA iirr-oual, and mixed. mentioned
In The said jndgmcn aud decree. par cu.ariy IN TIE
81 section thereof bel, The same mOrtsaged or In
fenced SO 10 be. 20 Thomas Branch aud John g..
Davis. truete-s by deed bearing date the 1T day Of
May. 1872. do hereby give notice that on
WEDNESDAY TIE 2JTH DAY OF APRIL, ssl,
at2P. NJ. at the from door OF the cu,rom-house Of
the United State, IN HE CITY Of Petersburg. Va.
sta proceed to sell ~ Hubble auction. 10 the highest
bidder. the following described propertv-,iI
ALL THE PROPERTY OF THE PETER BURG
RAILROAD COMPANY,
Including all ;he
LANDS AND REAL ESTArF of said company
ia the citN OF Petersburg state oI virginia. and al
Weldon and CASTOR. y. G.. aud along the line Of
the road, ami along he line OF the road between
said places In tie counties OF DinwiOdie. Prince
George Sussex. aud IRE, uyilie. In the state Of
Virginia. and >orihampton and Halifax, IN The
>iate of \ouh Carolina: together wih
ALL IMPROVEMENTS on SAID LANpS:
ALL RIGHTS. PRIVILEGES. AND NDNAN-
TAGFS THFRET0 APPFRTAINING
ThE ENTIRE kOADg u AND TRACK:
THF ENTIRE ROLLING.sTOt MACHINERY.
RAILHGGD srPPLiE~
ALL OIHFt PROPERTY. RIGHTS, PHlNI-
LEGFs, AND FIR NCHlsFs APPER-
TANNING To SAID RAILROAD IN THE
STATES OF VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAR
DINA AkD ELSEWHERE.
as fully set forth 81 Inc said ia gincnt aud DECREE
copies Of which wul be furnished 10 persons apply
Ing therefor.
said ale Wi he made upOD the terms specified la
the decree Of sse. of which bidders will take no.
tice. aud subject fO certain subsising prior eus
upon fhe prt mifcs. particularly described IN the
said jud vmcnt aud decree-a statement Of which
can be seen the clerk Office OF The said court
prior TO he sae. and al the place OF sale on the
day OF sale. T.. l.. RAMsDtLL,
Master.
RICHMOND, VA, January Is, 1891.
ia ls.lawtds
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FREIGHT.
EtOOD NEWS FOR TRAVEL e -.
~ LEES 10 OR FROM EUROPE. ..-uSsi:s..s

ALLAN LINE KOlAL NAIL ~TFANlEH~
VIII pr,.rm the following s,rtire dmirg winner
,e3,1a le~O-.el From bALIIMIlY ON TlI~
DAY. NOVEMBER 10TH. and ENEPE NITEE-
= tIE TUESDAY, for LlN fRPDDi. rif OrFENS.
EDWN; from BOSTON EVERY THURSDAY
Tor LIVERPOOL ria LONDONDERRY. This Line
offer, superb cabin accommodation and makes
slItiALrN as 10 Kind treatment 90 ,f,cr.ec pd~>en-
gers Rate FOR Storage auG INTERN. date - low -
hy aHy ir,--cl1ss iu". For outWir1 ana prellld
tickets apply 10 \. W. CARRIER. $40 east Main
st't,t. agent al Richmond. OF 90 LEN r. x AIDtN.
General Passenger Agents, 2O7 Br adwav. New
lHA lo1 south tiuh street. rhilad,lpui ) state
street, Boston. pO96u
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~ George :. Na-hJn 4 ION,
Real Estate = geui, aud ApciiOncrrs,
No. 7 Ninth street.

DEREMPTORl SALE or THOSE
i GtAITIFGI. BUlLD'NG Lots o. IN ~
TN.\INIiI >IRtE1 FNtI\G LlbBl NIL
T. RRk.-lu pur nance ot decree oi the h1uccry
CouIt ct the ely IT Richmond. entered ON the 4
son rs. VI &. lc.gcriy'> admin, rilor. viii -c on
the pIcu iscs on
TIUR>DAN, FEBRUARY lOTH.
az , o'c och T.. NJ. those BEAUTIFUL LOTS 'front.'
ing a. atn So 100 and tNf. uGing back I26 feet
to AN ~ g, II t,et VIDE. io be dyded 10 suit The
view ~ UUTchI>ers.
Terms: enc fourth ca.h: balance az six and
tweiY" mon H.. ucSo tarc NOTES to t given for De.
fCTr'd pGNmenfs, win interest adiri, and itl" r..
tan,d uhtl The Who.e # tn pUrchi,.- money is paid
and 4 COZ, vance ordered by the Cour.
\. s.. KELLEY.
ja3O Special Commit ,oucr.
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BOOTS. SHOES. a..
Ops AN" ENDS. III

CENT EMEN's CORK SOLE DAliiI~.;
price, 80. ..t. t.-
GENTLEMEN'S pOUBL F-SoIt D.Ni EH
S5-od price, -:
GENTLEMEN, HuA-IoE tAllt..-.
price, -. ...-
GIN n tMt\'> MACHINE ~tA tt' 'Nt'
s2.5O-old price, - SO; .
GIN rLEME\'S LACE. AND El DO
Sold price, $3.50:
MISSES FoNt ID >hOtS, iacl srd .
price, ~;
BOYS CONGRESS GAITFe-. $l-..f'
LADIES CONGRESS GAiri ~. ....
~ 80 and $3.50,
LADIES SLIPPERS. Sl-old price, - Ilt
can early 10 secure bargains. d. a. 'hl,t.
h2O Tenth aud N'' ''
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William Eu''er Dunc,n and samuel l.. W. Bar
trustees
The Atlantic. Mississippi and Nho Railroad COM
piuy and others.
Ey yirlur orauG pursuant to Judgment and De-.
cree Of foreclosure and sale rendered aul "ntcicG
at ne Nurii trrm of the said Court. SO. iu the
aboyc-eulitl'd action. |. Matthew r Peasant
atuoit.l therein 10 s. n ll and ~iugular the
,tri,.r,t 'HcEn PBENISfS FRN\CIIf~F,>. aud
PROPERTY, BOTH REAL, PERSONAL" and
MIXED. mentioned IN the complaint 20 ITO" -ild
actun. and I'm th- sad judgment and decree. pcin.
the same m"rE12cd, or Intended 81" z" ""' 10 the
plaintiffs and Francis Shiddv since deceased. hN "a
mortgage brlrlma d1te the gin day oi >sptcm5,r'
1871. 90 hereby give notice th1i on
MONDAY THE lsr DAY OF NOVEMBER. lss0,
ATI2 O'CLOCK NooN,
at the north front door Of the Cl,tom-H,1.e of
the United ~,atc>, 100 the city of kcnnout, Va. !
snail proceed >cli AZ public 1uC ". io thr hEhe
bidder. The fol0wiug.dcscrIb,i PbOPtkiG-thtt
T. 10 saw:
ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE. AND INTEREST OF
THE SAID
ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AID
ONO RAILROAD COMPANY
IN AND To THE FRANCHISES OF THE
sAIDtOMPANN, IFS ENTIRE
LINE OF RAILROAD
extending from Norfolk, iu the state of virginia
3
gcihcr win
ALL BRANCHES OF THE SAID LINE OF
RAILROAD,
Ali REAL ESTATE,
RIGHTS OF WAY.
EASEMENTS, FIXTURES,
MACHINERY,
RDLLING-STOCK,
TOOLS, EQUIPMENTS,
RAILROAD SUPPLIES
AND ALL OTHER PROPERTY, RIGHTS,
PRIVILEGES, AND FRANCHISES APPER-
TANNING TO THE SAID
+ RAILROAD.
a fully aud ~ large sci forth iu the s1il Judgment
aud decree. pfiutcf roUIt- Of which Wil hc for
waricd uy ne undersigned master by mai 20 those
applying therefor
>ucu sale will Dr made ON the terms specific" boo
the decree at SAFE, oi which bidder, wil rake uo-
tee. ana subject 20 CcrJm >ub-i>'lug prior liens
upon tine premises. particularly described 300 lho
said iudg qtut aud decree. ana statement ot wucA
WIl be- open tor the in-m c:iuu of bidder, tuirty
dly@ prior tO aud a. lhe itur # sale.
NJ. g. Pl.FA~ANT~. Muster.
RICHMOND. Va, July >. 1850.
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The stock Is all prime, aud consists Of
BLACK AMI COLORED SILKS.
Ri.AiK aud COLOBED SArINS.
BLACK ana COLORED NELNETS,
BLACK and con ORED PLCSfiE>.
DEES> GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
BLACK MERINO aud BROCilf >HAWLS,
HANDSOME CLOAKS aud DOLMANS,
WHITE GOODS and LINENS.
REAL GCIPURE and FRENCH LACES, CUR
TAIN LACES.
100 600 yards HAMBURG EDGI\GS and N
SERVINGS.
$50 GENUINE LLAMA LACE >HAWLS and
SAtQUEs, -
UNDtRWEAR:
Also. LOT DUMtSTlCS, &c.
The attention Of the ladies aud The 'Iade particE-
larry requested.
JAS. MACOOUGALI. Auclionccr.
+. T.. COOK S1le,uan. f.
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BY sutton < Co.,
Zeal Estate Agents and Au"tioneers.
No. HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VERY
i DESIRABLE THREE-STORY STOCK BIl, X
RESIDENCE No. us WEST GRACE STREET
AT PUBLIC AUCTION-In execution Of a certain
deed OF trust from Don T.. Haley and wife 10 The
undersigned as trustee. dated MAY 10. 1877. ana
Of record IN Richmond Chancery Court. -. y. J 10
\. Page 370 Will Offer for safe, upon the prem
tsps, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY -, 1851,
at ~ O'Clock Z. NJ. being required to TO by the
holden az the note secured 10y he said deed default
having been made In The payment thereof. the
aboyc-descubod PROPERTY. Iue House con-
taips ten rooms; gas, water. bath r ON, and 'ui-
vert connections. and an The modern improve
mcni,. 1hi, PROPERTY i, located IN one Of The
most rlVdll Improving portions OF Nh" civ. aud
would call the attention of parties wishing 'r-
sirahc resi- fcucc or 20 iuv Stntnf IN properly p1N-
iug good percentage, ana with me prospect OF au
early lncr.a.c in value.
TERMS The deed requires cash A. 10 plyiug The
cost and cNIenso, IF sale AID to paw N note Of
$4,000, with Interest from May -, $50. % d1N ot
sale; vet Scry liberal terms VIII be giNel.
HOWARD NWlNtFORD,
JOHN ~, CLAIBORNE,
fc Trustees.
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Dh ELPHIA. RICH = ssgH.
= aOSD. AND NORFOLK STEAM..ss.lXSh
SdiP LlNE.-FOR pI,lLADFl pHIA, FALl
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RIVER
THREE TINES 4 WEFK.-UpAi further no.
t.e the steamers 90 this lne viii make tr-weeklt
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY, con.
meeting az Pniladtiphis with Clyde's New s.ngiSnc
Line Tor Fall River.
QUICK TINE FREQUENT DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES.
5AdES W. MCCARklCK,
General soH, .ern Agent, Richmond, vs..
WI LIAM T.. CLYDE & CO.,
General Managers,
no2s No. IL South Wharves, Philadelphia.
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~DH Hs.$I

EOR RENT. THAr ELEG Mt tT=
u AND DESIRABLE tIRST-"LASS kFSI- ~
DF\Ct 40. 1900. al northeast corner Oi BROAD
ami 1Neifih streets. containing about sixteen
rooms. beside Kitchen a. servants rooms. n has
AL modern improvements. AMI Will D. uut IN good
order. There l. also on ulc lot stable AMI car
riagc-hOu,e. AppVto n. SELDOM TAYLOR.
Real Estate Agent and AucfOrcer.
fo G.Qt IlcVfnfh and Btuk sfrcptr.
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EOR RENT, THAT NICE DE n.
II TACHtD BRICK DWFLLlNG ON The III
west line at Twcnty.tnurh between Broad aud
MgrShali st:c-is. containing eight rooms. gas water.
aud The usual convenience. ana j. in thorough re-
pair. Truly desirable and nr,t class dwelling.
Ken, very low. Apply 10 $4,000.
ROBERT T.. LYME.
f.. & n 1912 Main street.
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REAL. ner.vn AG.NrS. DC.

T.. u. CIiATFIN. ROBERT H.bfLLIAM.
u Il. CHAFFIN n CO.,
Al. REAL E>Th1t Agents
AND AUCTIONEERS,
CORNER TENTH AND MAIN >TEEEIr,
sen clty and couItry Urop ry. priyaev or at auc-
tlon: collcc- rents IN Eichmo Il, Mauchr-t ter. aud
country. ana MAKE prompt returns al saUe: money
loaned on city aud coultry real estate; deeds ~ri
ten ana ackuowi,dgmeni taken; lands shown free ;
buyers aud sellers introduced 10 m1Ae their bar
gaius. Wi,c or call for tree Iirgtaid Rtdk Est0te
J-urH0f Nrarc the lar-tst aiycrtlsers Of real es-
tale ~ America, except western railroads.
Reference by permis ion: first National Bank.
ia 7-d.Sw,&w3nl
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REAL ESTATE ST PRIVATE >.LE.

DOR SALE OR ENCHANGE.-We( ~
4 have tor sale "a GOOD BRICK STORE a..
truruei lrt) IA q hu~Ittss neg bOThOpd ou Frank
TIA sir. O., wt'h large DWELLING above. win uri-
waite entrance. WI sci for S3OOO. or exchange
81 \ Tor about the sdm" Nslur. Apply 90
FRANK u iii x o.,
fcS 30 llCs Main street.
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IoHAttO-SEfD.

WHITE hurley TOBACCO >Etl'-
w \ supply Of the GENUINE >ftp '-..
from Ohio, irosh aud reliable, received iut '''
by ALLISON X ADDISON
ls22 taS ,tl'et
orders by mail promptly attended 90. .,,.,,,
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HOTELS.
MERCHANT TAILVKtA6.
IOHN LATOUCHE d son, IA
MERCHANT TAILORS, w
No. 1 NORTH TENTH STREET
tCTICAI TAIIORGl

FbACIICAL IAILOhsI,
re pecSfally call the att nson OF be public To their
VARIED STOCK ~ FINE GOODS. which will be-
made up IN the rest style OF cut. trimming. and
workmSlsbID, sati faction Seaianteed. Moderate,
prices. ja6.eod
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP Z ~.
~ COMPANY. ss-z, 90.

Tit company vii IlspS.,n one ~ tier splepf.t
steamers old DOMINION, WYANOKF. NAN.
HAIDAA, ISAAC BELL, and RIGHNOS D.
high water.
They hive splendid saloons, stAte-rooms. and cath
The fare, accommodations, and attent ions are III
surpassed.
~hIps gong north laud az Pier 81, North river
foot ot Beach street. Shps coming south saii from
Per 43. North river, foot OF Christopher street.
tahin fare 20 New tOcA, stZ steSTAze. - az
as
Freighs for points beyond New YORK forwards.
with dispatch, ana charge made except sctaEl oa
oenses Insured,
Freight received until O'Clock Z. VI. daly
FOR further Information AppJ "
GEORGE ". ALLEN q co. AyeEu,
nav 10 0acn fntnnaDv's whHrvrs. Ro..kCtt
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AUCTION sALEs-Futurc Day..

By Jno. +. Laughlon. Jr AuciiOhccr,
1906 Main sttcct.
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DOR RENT. THOSE THREE TEN. -
Il FNENTS No-. 700. 722, and 726 south III
tine street, containing live room, each ics
kitch H.. Rents very a,nnable ANN 10
JOHN I. GODDIN.
Real Estate Agent.
f. 3-end3t Bank aud Eleventh s'rccis.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-05-28
1t Can Not be Questioned.

The right of citizens of this country
to assemble peaceably and petition for
a redress Of grievances is inherent, and
cannot be questioned nnder our consti-
tuition but the utility and advisability
Of such assemblages must be the meas
nre of their prOpriety.
The settlement Of the State debt has
been made law by the Legislature,
and it is therefore no longer question
in politics, or to be voted on at the bal.
lot box. If the law is questioned, il
can only be done by the Judiciary de-
partment Of our government, and the
decision of the courts must be final
If the courts do not obstruct the oper
atoms of the law, it then goes into the
hands of the executive department ant
the terms of the law will be executed
This is the course the settlement nov
takes under the injunction granted by
Judge Williams.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-05-28

Rev. Dewitt Talmage lectured in
Nashville last week, and we give an
epiteme of his teachings. His subject
was "Big Blunders."
Blunder the frst-Plurality of &C.
equations. Men should find their
proper occupation and stick to it, for
they can only do one thing and be great
only in that.
Blunder second-Bad temper. Moth.
ing puts man to greater disadvantage
in the contests of life than bad temper.
Blander thirds excess of amuse.
ment. Some amusement, like that of
Ritchey's-who goes fishing once a
years right and healthful. But the
battles of life are not won with sport
ing guns (hear, we huntsmen y and
there are things to be caught that can
not be caught with fishing line (hear
we fishing editors, for an editorial fog
ging Is one Of them).
Blunder fourth is forming the
wrong kind of domestic RELATIONSHIP
means SIMPLY marrying the wrong wo-
man, Thousands of men are failures
in life because they are weighted down
by the ill-temper, misunderstanding, Cos
slipping and extravaganza of their
wives; thousands of women rise like
the kite when held down by trifing
husbands. 1t is therefore better for a
man to be of no account than a wo
man. A bad husband stimulates a
good wife, but bad wife destroys both
herself and husband.
His closing advise was very oppor'
tune, but will not be needed ia very
great extent. 1t was this A.: Go to work
young man. We move to amend by
adding the words, land young ladies,
SO as to make the whole lecture reaC
thus: Select one occupation, avoid bat
temper and excessive amusements
marry right and go to work, younl
men and young ladies.
The teaching is time-honored, for i
was about what was said to Adam anC
Eve when they were young and setting
out ia the world, only Adam had n,
choice as to his wife, except Hopkins
which meant Eve or none.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-05-28
Choice Books.

Sargent's School Etymology is a work
prepared by Epes Sargent as text
book in schools and, rs its name indi-
Gates, is devoted exclusively to the de-
riviation of words, the prefxes and
suffixes, and the rules by which they
are combined to form derivative words,
1t presents the Latin and Greek roots
with their notifications and meanings
in such a manner as to make the Eng
lish scholar proficient in the Latin and
Greek origin of large families of words
from those languages without having
studied them. 1t is indeed just such a
book as all students need whether they
study other languages or not, for it is a
store-house of information on the sub
ject.
GRADED PROBLEMS IN ARITHMETIC
AND MEN5URATIoN.
This is choice book prepared by s.
Mecutchen, A. NJ, Professor of Higher
Arithmetic and Mensuration in the
Central High School, Philadelphia.
1t contains $500 carefully graded ex'
amples to suit any series of arithmetic:
that may be used, but is a complete
work on arithmetic itself, containing
all the necessary rules and tables usu
ally found in other works.
1t contains about the amount O
matter that should be put in an ele
mentary book on practical arithmetic
and is presented in an attractive style
SMITHS ENGLISH GRAMMAR.
This is a time-honored textbook
long used and generally approved il
this country, prepared on the produc
i've system, which is the method adop
ted recently in Germany and Switzel
land.
1t is work that commends itself
public favor, and has been long endor,
ed as a standard work on grammar.
All these books can be had on appl
cation to j. W. Panlett, Knoxville, {
DR.. j. B. Rtchey, McMinnville.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-05-28
From Cassville.
CAssvrILE, TENN, May 16.

CAssvrLLE, Tenn, May 16.
Editor Standard Il am a regular
reader of your paper and would advise
all those wishing to know the impor-
tant news of the day and the markets
to subscribe for it, as | consider it the
best paper this side of Nashville and,
in fact, it suits the people of Warren
and adjoining counties even better than
the American, which | also read, as it
gives the home markets as well
as the foreign. This, together with its
general newsand spicy communications
from all parts of the country, makes it
one of the best papers in the country.
There is no news of interest to report
since my last. There is great deal
Of fuss made about the work Of the
last Legislature. There are many OBJ
jectious to the 1908 bill, the road bill,
the registry bill, the fish law, and, in
fact, most everything that was done.
We need rain here at present.
CAMP.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-05-28
The Injunction Granted.

The bill filed by certain citizens of
Tennessee, thrty.six in number, to pre-
vent the issuance Of new bonds under
the 1908 settlement of the State debt,
was granted by Judge j. j. Williams
on the Goth, and taken before Chan
cellor Merritt, of Nashville, on the Oath
and motion to dissolve the injunction
will be heard in few days. Judge
Williams directs that bond of So, 900
be taken with security from complain
ants.
The following attorneys are the so.
licitors for compliments: Messrs. Graft
Il Cooper. G, w. Heiskell, Cant 4
Patterson, Marks, Fitzpatrick & Gre
CORY, j. j. Vertrees, Thoma & Hunt,
Z. T. Taliafero, N. N. Cox, S. A.
Champion, A. j. Caldwell, David
Campbell.
The question is now before the
courts of the country and will take tn,
constitutional course for its solution
To the final decision of the court
every law-abiding citizen ought to b,
willing to bow. To such decision w
submit the more sacred rights of per
sonal liberty, life and the pursuit o
happiness, and of course should b.
willing to abide the result in this cas-
This position we haveever main
tanned, believing that they who az
peal to the courts should abide thei
decisions.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-05-28

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic prevents
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Tullahoma House.

THE Hotel de Cornelius is now in trim for
i summer visitors. Fine water, pure air,
mountain breezes and all eonveniences and
comforts at reasonable rates.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-05-28
From Irving College.

Fine rain Sunday night.
Corn is looking well, and farmers are
hopeful.
Cadets had fine excursion to the
Stone Door, near Beersheba, last Sat
urday, All seem we'll pleased with the
trip and now have commenced to look
forward to the commencement exer
cises, which will come off on the 18th
prox.
Health of the vicinity generally
good, only one case Of serious sickness,
Geo. Mitchell.