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The whisky distilIers of the Uni
ted States have determined to make
an effort next winter to get Con-
gress to reduce the tax on whisky
to so cents per gallon. They will
have a powerful lobby there.
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MADISON ACADEMY,
RUTLEDGE,
GRANGER COUNTY, TENN.

TVHE SCHOLASTIC YEAR WILL
x be divided into two terms OF eighteen weeks
each. The fall term will begin Monday, August
29th, 1881. EXPENSES. First Class-Pri imary
Speler, lst and I'd Readers and Geography, So 20;
Readers, 1st Lessons in Arithmetic and Primary
Geography, 81 so; Third Clsss-5th Reader, Prac-
tic0l Arithmetic, Harvey's Engligh Grammar, In
termediate Geography, History and Composition,
S10 All highsr branches 80 so. One half Of all
tuition biils due in advance and balance at close
Of the term No deduction except in cases of pro-
tracted sickness Board can be procured at from
mild but firm and strict discipline. Studeuts will
be taught their duty, and will be expected TO per-
form it. All temptations will, far possible
be kept from them. For further facts, address,
J. NJ. DAVIDSON, Principal,
sept 31-3m* RUTLEDGE, Tenn.
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/ ier.
Mcclure mission, supplied by H. W,
Wample
Gladeville circuit, E. Blake.
EstillvilIe circuit, Jas. Mahoney.
D. Sullins, president, E. f. Hoss,
vice-president and professor, and r. N.
Price, professor, Emory & Henry Col
lege.
E, E Wiley, president Martha. Wash
ington College.
d. SulIins, president Sullins Coll ege.
w. G. E. Cunningham, sunday
school secretary.
F. Richardson, editor Holston Metho-
dist.
JoNEsBORO District Il. L. II. Car
lock, presiding elder.
Jonesboro, D. W. Carter,
Jonesboro circuit, J. NJ Wolf.
johnson City, ]. I. Cash, jr.
Union circuit, J. r. Cunningham.
BIountville circuit, T. F. Glenn.
Kingsport circuit, r. E. Smith, J. K
Wolf.
Rogersville circuit, D. r. Smith.
GreenevilIe circuit, A. G. Blanken
becker.
Rheatowon circuit, j. w. Robertson.
Fall Branch circuirt, J. A. Cook.
Taylorsville circuit, L. NJ. Cartwright.
Watauga circuit, j E. Naff.
Irwin mission, to be supplied,
MoRRIsTowN DIsTRICT-C. T. Car.
roll, presiding elder.
Morristown, G. w. Simpson.
Morristown circuit, j. r. Payne.
Messy Greek circuit, j. n. Lostspeich.
Rutledge circuit, w. 2. Doane.
Tazewell circuit, j. J. Brooks.
Powelrs Valley circuit, J. w. Bow
man.
SneedYille circuit, W. II. Horton.
JonesviIle circuit, w. r. Barnett.
Stickleyville circuit, G. 6. Bird
Rye Cove circuit, w. NJ Belamy.
Newport circuit, J. r. Walker.
St. Clair circuit, 7. D. Crumley, G.
Taylor. supcrnumerary.
Strawberry Plains circuit, S. T. Nc
Pherson.
KNOXVILLE DIsrRICr.-J. S. Ken
nedy, presiding elder.
K oxville, Church Street, G. c.
Rankin.
Knoxville, City Missions, w. B.
Pickens, Knox circuit A E, House
holder
Seviervilie circuit, A Kincaid.
Jacksboro circuit, r. A. Hutscl.
Andersonyille circuit, J. r. Stover.
Clinton circuit, j. G. Runyan.
Lenoir' circuit, s. r. Wheeler.
Morganton circuit, w. NJ. Boring.
Loudon circuit, A. G. Neal.
MaryviIle circuit, John D Hickson. |
Madisonville circuit, NJ. D. Swain !;
one to be supplied,
Jas. A. Lyons, Sunday school secre-
.ary.
Jacob Smith conference book and
.ract agent
J II. Bruner, president, F. NJ. Grace
md IL. Hamilton, professors, HIwassee
College.
H. p. Bailey, principal Knoxville
District High School.
G. w. Jackson, principal Bellevue
High School.
CHATTANOOGA DIsTRIoT. J. Boring,
resi- ling elder.
Chattanooga, Market street and city
mission, W. W. Bays.
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Senator Brown, of Georgia, has
taken possession of the desk former
ly occupied by David Davis.
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The President has but one broth
er, Major VIM. Arthur, of the regu-
lar army.
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WESTWARD.

Connect at PETEnsBUHa with nlrbtTaft A.
lelefnhurg y. u Tor iurEmund aud tho Narti srt
'l.!h,s gii the line - Chesapeake ohio m W.
a. BUkkENtLLE connect uith Hirb.,....., A
DarNi!e =. ~. o. and from the Rauth.
~ - NshhNka with Virginia Midland nm
~1y 90 ana from the South and North.
Al bklATOL with Tenn IA. a. "a u.H....H
Tor al points South aud sauih.Ws.t
,- 80 1as Through hloepors frlm WaslIurtau a.
New orleans Via Knoxville aud Atlanta
Vile - N..Aih aaa hhah"
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For Young Ladies,
Conducted By Dominican Sisters.

THIS INSTITUTION WAS FOUNDED IN 1sgo.
A and stands upon an emiuence north Of the
city limits Of Nashville, overlooking the valley of
the Cumberland river. For beauty Of scenery,
pure air ond healthfuness, IL Is not surpassed 6y
any institution, either North or In tho south
Sickness is almost unknown. Chalybeate water,
constant in supply is upon the lawn, aud the
purest white sulphur just outside the grounds
The wholesome country diet and facilities for ont
door exeerise, offer peculiar advantages 10 pupils
OF delicate constitution. The hAuE Tor 1tddv
musical rehearsals, recta ton and d0rmitores srs
well ventilated, having been constructed with
view OF promoting the health and comfort OF pupis
The education OF youth is the special cailin1 of
the Dominican Sisters f; to qualify themselveg' Tor
this high duty is their constant aim. The Acad-
emy refers with confidence for verifcatiou of ia
past efficiency to its many finished or duates ana
its pupils throughout the South.
The course Of instruction embaces an tho usnal
requisites Of thorough aud accomplished educn-
uon, fitting the pupil for the hghes eociai circle
or the office OF teaching Special classes are formed
for such wish to prepare themselves 'for teaeb-
ing. The Department Of Music, both vocal and
Instrumental, is superintended in the post sble
manner. To prevent bad habits in lingering be
ginDers receive lessons every day, All the putils
are taught TO sing besides daily lessons IN vocal
exercises by competent teachers such pupils whoae
years and natural vocal powers At them for partio-
ular lessons, may have their voice cultivated after
the most approved style.
library Of choice and standard works I'm opsn
10 the young ladies'.
the pupils are kept within the line OF duty more
by a sence OF justice and Eonor than bv fear al
penalty. 10 encourage diligence and polite
aniiable department, notes Of appreciation Arc
awarded every week, and cards Of excellenos every
month.
On or,e day Of every month the pupfs entertain
the teachers with vocal and Instrumental uilsfe
reading Of compositions and recitAtions from tie
best authors. The object Of these sxerciseH A
the cultivation Of TASTE habits of sef-possession
and ease and grace OF manners
Weekly instructions are given IN poTtenesa
and etiquette aud all that constitutes correct,
lady-like department.
Pupils OF all denominations are received no
unerence IL made on account of religion nor
undue influence exerted to bias the religious opin-
ionf OF pupils differing in creed
French Is taught by native teachers
The Academic year consists of two seasiottu al
hve months each II commences on the Art
AoneAy IN september, aud terminates with Clos
ing Exercises about the 18th Of June Az tbe 80.
and Rewards distributed
For further particulars address
Snperioress ST. Cecilia academy,
aug Sly NASHVILLE -rFns,r
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OF THE HoLsTON CONFERENCE, NJ. f
CHURCH SOUTH.
WYTHENILLE DISTRICT. B. W. s
Bishop. presiding elder.
Wytheville, j. G. Lowe.
Wytheville circuit, B. F. Nuckolls
John s. Brown.
Marion, ] L. NJ. French.
Marion circuit, M. S. Watts.
| Newbern circuit, w. H. Price.
Central circuit, 3. W. Fielder
Jacksonville circuit, G. w. Summers
Hillsville circuit, r A. Kelley.
Fancy Gap Mission, to be supplied.
Elk Greek circuit, G. K Miller.
Independence circuit, J. II. Weaver.
T. T. Salyer, supernumerary.
Jefferson circuit. J. S. w. Neal.
Leadmines circuit, J. H. Kennedy.
JEFFERsoNvILLE DISTRICT. C. w.
Miles, presiding elder.
Jacksonville, L. K. Haynes.
Liberty Hill circuit, W. D. Mitchell,
Buchanan mission, J. c. Bays.
Saltville circuit, M. L. Clendenen.
Sharon, w. II. Kelley.
SeddOn circuit, G.. S. Virgins G. w.
*. Green, supernumerary.
StaffOrdsville circuit, George Stewart.
Pearisburg circuit, w. L. Richardson.
Princeton circuit, D. II. Carr.
New River circuit, to be supplied
by J, W. Bennett.
BluestOne circuit, A. T. Brooks.
East Tazewell circuit, P. S. Sutton.
Mcdowell mission, to be supplied by
I. N. Boyd.
ABINGDON DIsTRICT-E. w. Moore,
presiding elder.
Abingdon, D. Atkins.
Abingdon circuit, w. NJ. Kerr, r. J.
Warehouse.
Emory circuit, A. J. Frazier. J. A.
Davis uperDumeraIY.
Bristol, r. II Parker.
Bristol circuit, J N. S. Huffaker.
Bristol city mission, J. F. Smyth.
Mendoza circuit, D. H. Comann.
Lebanon circuit, G. a. Maiden.
Elk Gorden circuit, W w. Hicks.
Dickensonville circuit, Geo. A. Fraz-
ier.
Mcclure mission, supplied by H. W. /
Wample
GIodaviIIn circuit F. Rlokn
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G. a. SNOW g CO,
Opposite PatentOfice, Washington, D. c.
, 1881-08-11
s'7@-.7''----
CAPT. COOKS CAMPAIGN,

Capt Cook, OF Brownsville, Licking Coun-
ty, O., bids fair to beco1ne rs famous rs Capt.
Cook OF Pocall0ntaa memory through tho
simple process Of slapplng tue mouth Of q
scoundrel nalnott George Morrison. Alen's
mouths arc often struck. but tho Interest Is
,lsualIy confined to the sIapper a1,d slappec,
but in this caso .5,00o persons, men, women,
and children, miIltoualres, mechanics, boot
blacks, sewlug-girls, lawyers, doctors, don
cons, ministers, and hostlers, heye alruatly
r1Yn up md congratulated, Capt. Cook tor
ILLS act, and each day thousands upon thou
sands more Buckeyes are rising up, and 80
rapidly that the Cincinnati Commcrcial,
which Is the organ OF their per cent,1n graf
itude. can hardly find rooIn to print the
1,aines Of the donors to the fund. Tho occa-
sion Of Capt Cooks back-Eandcd npplfcn-
tlon to the foul mouth of Morrison wns the
public remark Of tho latter that he chopped
10 God Garfield would dle." It was
m unfortunate day for Morrison, rs
Capt. Cook heard the romnrk, and The slnp
on tho mouth followed 1t rs quickly as tho
thunder follows the flash when It strikes
near by. Tho Captain was arrested and
fined by Bourbon Justice 800, Including
costs, for assault. Tho Commerc[tt1 thero-
upon suggested that tho people should pay
hiy fine nnd purchnsea testimonial for Hin
by cont subscription, 80 that tho largest
possible number could indorso tho slappinx
by contributing toward tho funsl Tho idea
took like wilsire, aul the paper tad hardly
been delivered to Its subscribers bcforo cop
ters ca1,1o raining Into tho ofllco like hail
from cloud. Twenty-Five thousand ,non,
women, mid children In Ohio laye forward-
ed their hnslles atd cofns, And uleta are i,,l1-
drcds Of precincts tint sent In word they
want to bo heard from, wl.ilu M enthusi-
astlo deacon IN Toledo rises In n1eetlng
and proposes that Capt. Cook lit lin agalss,
60 that tho subscriptions can bo doubled.
Whero this thing will end no one can tell,
for many Democrats, and cven 5oma ox.Con-
fcderatcs, are beginning to pour in their pon-
tllcs. and tho movement Is spreading Into tho
outside States aud threntens to take tho form
Of n National subscription. The trouble IL
TINT there are many laIllton people In this
country who want tho President to eet we'll,
and would like to testify to II lu the lnnnner
proposed by Tho Commercial. tTllpro arc
probably very tow llands III the United States
that did not ttngle to repent Capt. Cooks
dose whon they read tho Infamous wish Of
the feliow Morrison, and II the Inter ilas any
sonsltivcness at oil IN Ills composition 1t must
be q source of rathar dismal consolation
to him as he considers how many
there are who would like to express t]loIr
opinion Of Him Us Cook did. II tARro nro any
others who share Ills sentiments, which for
the sake Of common decency 1t is to 10 topetl
is not tie case, 1t Is likely TINT they will be
, 1881-08-11

A STATISTICAL journal III FRANCE has
complied tables to show the comparative IN.
crease Ut wages III TINT country during tho
inst twenty fout years. Ever ut the aivnllce
the earnings Of French worktncn, from
All American point of view, arc extremely
low. Tho avcrage computed for Afty-one
distinct trades Is only M couts per &lleul,
or S3.63 per week, Tho compensation of
women Is very much lower. THIS average
for them In eleven trades is 3l,4 cents per
diem, or s1.s7}}1 per week. The highest paid
worknen quarter OF century agp and
now oro decorative seulptors. They re-
ceived % cents In 1857 and are nov pnttl p,1&
cents,-an increase Of aoH cents. Tho lsaIr-
dressers both then and now bring up tle bot
tom Of the list. They received ~ cents In
1868 and ara now glad to get 443s cents per
diem. Between these narrow limits nil tho
other trades are found. Among women thu
1enr-makers are the best n1ld makers oi
scady.tnado linen the worst paid The nv.
erage wages Of worktngwomen have risen III
nQuartet Of century only from o0]S to 81 u
cents per diem, an Increase Of 10s{ ceIlts, or
6l per cent,
, 1881-08-11
PERSONALS,

" notice by the papers TINT Louise ts
thinking os potnlnE hnna aRalr."-LoF,s. :,
Gen. QEant will attend the Michigan Htate
FAr Aext mouth. IT ID uao hoped that gs. julien
Will DO pfD4Hnts = = =. F.. ''At:
German. college students are rapidly b.
coming Amerioanixoh. Ettty OF them waro
recently ancd for raising riot In Gotsiugeu.
6ittinx-laii 1as uaaud one OF t,ta dau8tl-
ters !" Tho. WARTS. Over" Tals IT, tae t,sst In.
tlmatIon that hltttus-Dulls molhcr"la.Iar is
dqad. r., 49, e.... '.<'r -, <t:
A Philadelphia drug clerk h)underetl In
eonpeuadIa9 aaoso tor blu own taking, and Loaf
hls i!fe thereby, Drug clerks arc sometimes not
20 useloas ~ TINY seem. - 7t''- 'A'-;' :. 49,
"rlzatro McGInness It IL believed
that tho base-bal{ championship will remain Ia
Chicago auothor season. 1huro aro necessarily
sosEs unpleasant features III large otty.
4 London pApsr says that "Nargareg,
Queen OF liAiy, takes al tnteross In deoda Of
daring. When sho p4asod through Milan tho
other DAY aho ressIyed saa eQassrtsd With tAs
, 1881-08-11

Alx-IA.CtIApELLE In this season Is not
m Inviting aummor- resort, fts hcat IL described
as snhterreatrlai. and tho atmosphere ns sui
phurous. and yet this unreasonable state OF tho
wonther does not keep out plous pilgrims. Tho
ancient city OF ChaslctpHgnc, and In which thls
Emperor OF 4 thousand years ago !!ea buried.
Ia crowded With pilgrims frum nil paris of tho
country. who havo como To look upon tho pre-
ef0us relics 10 tho Cathedral, which Aro exhltt-
1trl once III every tpn years,-the sQ'oAtlod gar
mont OF tito Vlrkln. swAtidlinR cIotAas ot tho
Child jesus, e1olh tn whIoh rested tho head OF
John the nuptist, and tho blood.staiued scarf
worn by Christ at tho cruol0xion, Eager crowds
stand In tho troelcss and narrow strcots await
ing their turn for admission to the Cathedral.
Tho houses nre Rayy decorated With tia8s Il,
honor Of the oyont, and from morning until
night tho sulphuroas city Ia thronged NTH the
pilgrims. r. .,
, 1881-08-11
THE BOURBON CAMPAIGN IN VIRGINIA.

eA*1ss@ 3s3s1~' 33'
The Bourbon campaign III Virginia, both In
It's candidates and It's platform, Is US arranta
specimen Of political hypocrisy as could we'll
lie Imagined At tho head Of the ticket is JOHN
W. Daniel, q typical bourbon, ono Of the
hlue-blooded samples Of that class which bs-
lleve In the divine right Of tic Virginia
''chtvairy" to do the voting and control the
governing OF tie State, and III the Stats
right OF VirRiula to act III all matters IT.
respective Of tic National Government, In
, 1881-08-11

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sot"1thstahalne uao alsem,me!s anu tno
pse,ao assurances OF M' Oh il1'',1e' Ut sm's
Mlslahce NY oSlia"at,oi. "ppc"'" nho uls.
t'netlon wthont Alhefchce' Dl!homheS
may unae5s.ana tslo o''iesenee' b,t. 10 NY
n'" - WI pe .s n'at1eI "i nun" ut'.e"My ~
sce "nete a.' ill'al1ss p'olec,o.a'e , alao,s
from noeual a'.,cS"!lo1'' !,a espeel"lly Wnen ~
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As 10 lt!!".' ~. l1'ta't. e1''elent - .'ose
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