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The schooner Commerce was iowed TO Sheooy.
gan. Mich, TUESDAY wlJuOuJ q crew. The crew
deserted her at Hammonds Bay FOR some cause,
walked 10 the city and secured an attachment on
the vessel Tor their pay.
AT sterling, Neb., saturday night, Lettie walker
the seyen-year-oid daughter OF "A. " Walker, was
shot and seriously wounded ny her father, who
mistook her for a burglar.
During the brief Thunder storm In Baltimore
yesterday. colored man named John Thomas was
Killed by lightning.
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=. r. SMITH, CIVIL ES0INEER, KILLED BY NEGROES
A dispatch from New IBERIA La, says: .'Infor-
nation by courier has just been received OF the
Eining OF Nj. T. p. Smith, civil engineer at Free
town O negro village 10 miles northwest of New
Iberia. Rumors have been coming In for several
:own. and armlng for the purpose OF aveneing
their supposed wrongs In Abbeville and 81. Mar
tinsviiie. The exiies Of these latter places have
nsGO shss toe zoe
place there yesterday between the whites and
blacks, resulting In the death Of M. smlth. Ru-
mors are 70 the eject that another white man has
been wounded Inc reports ana meager details
have caused great alarm here. Mr. Smiths
brother at Chicago has been appr1sed OF the affair
HIS body was brought into New l0er1a tonight
paTish in which me blacks iarFsiy oufnumber the
whttsA and e the last election chose several OF
thssr color = town onlcsrl They have slnce besn
sss1 e ~ sse
and white men were sppoinIed by Gov. NlchollG
In The adtolning pariah of vermiliou the regula-
ton have oeen riding about nigbis whipping vag-
house where . negro was living with . whtte
woman, and were bred on ana wounded ~ the
woman maas-meeting of whites and blacks
Oh q 90 sfssr tSs ~hippiss q I'D chsfscssn.
but IL aaly victim was g whlss naA
DouzA uon vmn cnnssBuy ASD erAuU
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sssys q zSSirs, csssss1 Hs wss seeonpsssed
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Upoa saSisg ~ csosssry osA Doulsngsr a.
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nsbsrs oasssss esanssss % invspva usmna,y
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I'd EDITION.
--latest TalGglans to The Star.

Protest from the Egyptian Govern.
mont
LONDON, August 17.-Under the direction OF the
poIte the Egyptian government has protested
agalnst tne establishment Of an Italian pro-
tectorate over Zuila
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HOUSEFURNISHJNGS

II b. LlPRLuX
u. uofmeriy S1,h 7. Hanson Has & Coz
WALL PAPERS.
We have Just received q large es,psixr,n.n, -. 49,
spring 2atterns We are selling ali Ia xbite BE- s
nom SC. TO 80. Embossed CHI from 3e r. N
.ork guaranteed nrst-ciasS freseo FaintinS and
Uniting . specislty ~-A
}. b LEPREUx BRO. SOS stux
9Th street cars pass the door. mi
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

kNABE Pnsos
bSLSI Aid IN TONE. TOrTCU wORKMAysurp
49,. AND DURABILITY
..rpeciu attention Purcnasers IA invita- 70 our
view Artst,c sly les" finished in designs OF
,HioHESI DECORATIVE ARR
s..SD-hAND PIANOS. A me assortment D.
A-4As-s n.~~cs<e a. Sraess- PIANOS FOR RENE
wA KNABE 4 co,
nyI Sl7 Market Spaca
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HI DREW THE MONEY AND DlsAPPRARID.-About
300 Italian and other laborers on the Raritan
River Railroad, at south Amboy, N. J., are on
slrike because Charles K Van Houghton, o Jersey
City contractor, drew IS 600 last Friday from Gen.
and has disappeared. the ILauans became %
threatening yesterday that Louis vallegt, their
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Washington Grove.
WHAT Is GOING ON AT THE cAxP-xEBfINa.
ar If Tn Rur


Correspondence of The EVENING star.
WASHINGTON GROVE, August IL, 1888
Missionary day in camp was peculiarly interest
ing yesterday, and although the mercury was
climbing toward ninety, was genuinely enjoyed
by all present.
welcome thunder.cloud passed over the Grove
in the early afternoon, giving US q nice shower,
that LETT the camp cool and dripping In the sun
light, without vestige OF dust or discomfort-only
delicious sense OF calm relief.
AT O:50 am. Rev. Dennis osborne, the native Hin
900 missionary, arrived, accompanied by his son,
richness. He Delighted all by hts One rendition OF
many OF the songs OF his home. Mr.. Osborne gave
lengthy talk on the characteristics OF his coun-
try, and closed with thrilling appeal In behalf OF
the cause OF Christ One hundred and seven dol
lars was subscribed by the congregation toward
the endowment fund for establishing Christian
school in India.
AT 3 O'Clock the meeting of the woman's Foreign
Mission Society convened in the Tabernacle, at
which Mrs. McKendree Riley presided The choir
sang "Watcnman, tell US OF the night and the
scripture was read by Mrs. PlatI Rev. D. Osborne
again addressed the meeting.
crowd from 18th Luke. 18th and 10Th yers s
he arose and came unto his Father"
DR.. B. b. Hamline, OF Everett, Pa, arrived yes
terday, and will preach this morning at IL O'Clock
d.. Geo. Elliott has also arrived
Dr: Mayor has been In camp several days but
Will leave to-day, causing much regret among the
mons. He is not well, however, but hopes TO re-
turn 10 the camp the coming week.
The sick are all convalescent. Many strange
faces we're to ba seen In camp yesterday, and not
few OF them have come TO stay.
Considerable excitement was caused here yester-
day afternoon by nearly two hours delay In the
coupled with total inability 10 ascertain from
the railroad representatives the cause OF the de-
lay. 1t was feared that some disaster had oc-
an accident at Knowles to an express train on the
b. and o. s piece or single track. B.
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IRVING PARK CAMP. August IL, 1883
30 far as spirituality Il concerned this promises
to be the best meeting ever held in the grove.
GOOD order prevails services arc well attended,
seekers at the altar are numerous and many par
sons ask Tor prayers
RevA Benjamin brown, Of Lynchburg, and J. Il
Snow, OF Maryland, arrived &C the park to-day.
The morning sermon yesterday was preached ~
Rev. w. II. steward, ana the Afternoon was gwen
up 70 the temperance cause. Rev. Brown, Atss
Annie johnson and Aiss Harriet H Bsasm
delivered ADDRESSED At night Rev. J. Il Snow
Thomas WIN preach. AZ . 2 n Rev. BENJAMIN
walker, Of Richmond B.
PAID FIVE DOLLARS ron HE Fun.-John Wll1amA
oolored. thought he was having good time yee.
terday Afternoon when he walked through the
Division" frightening children. with toy Nosfol
but when Ofncer ElnS came along John changed
his mind. His fr1ghtened Victims then enjoyed
looking q him going % the P0aics ssssson Hnass
arrest This morning Judge 1ub nneo MN n
TEE Car % Pucum wnHsl-ln the case Of
the New Orleans Base BAH Park ASSOCIATION agI
the Warrington Madonna BASE BAH club and WIN.
WtdneF, 70 restrain the last named nom playing
with the Warrington Cluh the compla1nAnts nleo
. motion to-day Tor pEeuninAU injsncsaon
ASSAULT CASE DmulG11A-ln t1e Hollce Oouft
this morning Richard An0etooA ~ We1tknoWn
assault On Gsfhaniei Do7l On wednesday, an1
MOI. WnfaD wao ehAsUeo wa - enoun o
MARY e01fA youoee0nys Doeh eoeee Weso -
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USE HORsFORDe ACID PA06PHAfR
Dr. L c. O. Turner oolfax. Iowa. says. 81 sm suY
much pleased with IN msstai dsprsrsios fruu s.sD
sxuubls"
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kuLENs CHALLENGE TO kBRAfN.-A dispatch
from Chicago last night says: "Yank Adams has
received q forfeit OF 81 900 from Pat Killen of
ST Pau, accompanying a challenge TO Jake Kill
rain TO night, bloomsbury rules. wIUh the smallest
allowable gloves. within 800 miles OF Chicago fot
OF the world
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SnH 6rRUcK HIM WrH 4 CHnEL-Nary Frund.
white, was charged In the Police Court this morn
Ing with an assault on Rose spearman. colored, On
Tuesday evening. The latter test,ced that she had
been In Ara Frunds employ, but left because she
was sworn ak She attempted 70 get her clothes
abe said, when NrR Frund cut her arm win 9
chiseL The defendant teotfned that Rose pushed
her nr11 and che took up che cheel and struck her
The court imposed noe Of g. -
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A NGOsTURA BiTTERs THE WORLD RE-
hnowned appetizer and invigorztor. imparts . deli
clous flavor To al drinks and dyspepsia. dar.
rhea fever and ssue Try it but beware OF counter:
by DIR }. q. v. sIEGERT 4 sons. IA
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The Yellow Fever Epidemic.
A STEAMSHIP FROM PENSACOLA QUARANTrNKD NIA
CAPE CHARLEa

MARRIAGE IIcENsE.-A marriage license has been
Issued by the CLERK OF the court to Washtngton
Ptnnick ana Julia Lee.
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During the ~ hours ending at o'clock this A.
ternoon deaths were reported TO the health once
e. follows: Jno Truckson, white. 76years; Mary
T. elliott, white, IS yeas; Mary Z Magunia
whits, 81 years; Augustus Bacon, white, g years:
white, months; WIN. l. windsor white, 81 days:
SAINT Nichola colored, IS years; Henry johnson,
colored, 8 years; Smith Z Smith, c0lofed, 10
Gardner, colored. year.
tn. Doc WAR.-Poundmaste Einsteln made the
largest haul OF the season this morning. capturing
thirty-nvedogs and one goat The men have done
exceptionally good work this week, capturing NOT
less than twenty-five dogs any mornang.
SENTENCED voa ezHAlMa wAfUn.-Fayette
Waters. who was arrested yesterday " Detectives
4AtCingly and WheoloE, On charge Of stealing q
silver watch nom Thomas w. Cooper, Vas nned
Is o. 30 days ~ Judge Aflls to-day. 1ne defend
pawn, but his stoly wss n6e corsoborated An sp-
peal was noeod
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Rockville Happcnings.

0OCAVlue t1apPe010GSs
BOLD HIaHwAYMAN AND BURGLAR Is FINALLY
CAPTURED-THE COMING PROHIBITION CoNvEN-
roN-ELEcT1oN AMONG GOOD rENPLARs-NEIGH-
BoRHooD NEWS AND GOSSIP.
Correspondence Of The EVENING STAR
ROCKVILLE, August l6, 1883.
The prohibition party OF this county Will hold
mass-meeting here on the 2lst instant for the
purpose OF forming thorough organization for
the presidential campaign.
The order OF Good Templars OF Potomac have
elected the following Officers for the ensuing term
John Collins c. T.; Miss Ruth Lynch, v. T.; John
Houser, X s.; K Ingalls,, T.; Mrs. w. 0nutt, +. s.
S W A S sesfp5 Ly Rern.sd re6na
Miss Hattie Parsons X. H. s.; Miss Lynch, I. Il
s.; VIM. Collins, lodge deputy.
Gloyd, died yesterday. aged thirty-nve years.
Mr.. Jos. Charlton has sold his farm, OF lis acres
near Mt. Zion, this county, TO Mr.. J. w. Benson,
A democratic meeting and pole-raistng will be
held at Boyd Station on the 25th inst. II will DO
addressed by Col II. kyd Douglas, nominee for
Congress; Hon. j. s. G. Blackburn, AMI other dis
tinguished speakers
ON Wednesday evening, as Misses Gather and
Williams, OF LAUREL Nd, were driving along the
public road In the neighborhOod OF Unity, this
county. they were accOsted by man going In the
same direction, who asked them TO let him ride a
short distance In their carriage. and they con-
sented. Upon reaching lonely part OF the road
the man sprang from the vehicle, caught hold OF
the bride Of the horse, drew q revolver and DE-
maO0ed Vi TIC tdotco tacif knOucy. tbty computed
and gave him about s., when he also demanded
their watches, but was refused. and upon the Ia
dies making an outcry he became frightened and
made his escape TO the woods. He was described
by the ladies as German about twenty-one years
OF age and about feet z inches tall During that
night the same man made his appearance at
Laytonsvtlle, and during the early hours or the
next morning broke into the house Of Nj. w. b.
Mobley and took gold watch, Q suit OF
clothing belonging 70 MI. Mobleys son, . satcnei
and some provisions. The inmates OF the house
were not awakened until their usual time In the
morning, when their loss was discovered and q
search made for the thief During the day he was
found in the neighborhood. taken before = justice
Okthe peace, where he gave the name OF Jean SUIT
lantz, and said he came here rrom Germany about
year ago. When arrested he was dressed In Mr.
Mobley's suit OF clothes, had his watch with sew
eral Others, and q revolver. He was brought here
and lodged In Jail this evening.
Geo. W. Turner, Martin Sewell, and Geo. Carroll,
all colored, were lodged In Jail here this evening
and will be taken to the house OF correction to-
morrow morning under sentence OF six months
Imprisonment imposed by Justice Dutrow, OF
BOyds station, before whom they were convicted
OF stealing corn from The held OF J. IL Delawder OF
that neighborhood 4 A. n.
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MEDICAL. &c.

MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BOTTLE
vi or two Of DR.. BROTHERS. Invigorating Cordial
Viii cure any case Of nervous debility and loss OF
nerve power. Il imparts vigor 10 the whole system
Male or female. 9Oo b st. sw; aul6-Ims
II AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF AN
IL experienced female physician should consult Mrs
Dr. WILSON, 100 Park Place n e, between b and G
and IN and 12th sts- ne. Ladies only Remedy IS,
au16 6rs W.
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LADIES GOODS.
GUPE RfLUOUS HAIR DESTROYED. LEAVING
Ono tsace by electric needle process endorsed by
every JrOninent physcSn Ten years practice in this
city. Electrical treatment for ladies ndchildren
au7-ln4' MRS. DR. GABRIEL. 1871 q al NV
MLLE Nj. j. PR.SD1.
1913 L 1t. NV. (Nrs. Hunt'sl
FINE FRENCH HAIR GOODS
- sp.cial selection In SHELL AMBER. and DULL
JkI OkN ANESTS.
Hair dressed AID Bangs shingled. ty2S-lm.
EkENCH DYEING. SCOUTING AND DRY CLEAN
= lSS ESlAbLlsHMENT, 120o New York ava
uon- ANON AND CAROLINE LERCHs formerly
VIII A Fischer and Maison Iriess Paris tA2l-ly
A MON EIScHER's DRY CLEANING ESTAB-
ALlSHMENT AND DYE WORKS, 9O6 @ ST. NV
L4Sles and Gents Garments Of all kinds Cleaned and
Dyed Without being ripped. Ladies' Evening Dresses
stpeclAIty- Thirty I'VE years experience. Prices
nedersse. Goods called for and delivered- sI4
A LL~NOOL GARMENTS MADE UP OR RIPPED
Ndy~1 q soOd mourning black
A. FISCHER
- SC6 g ST. n W.
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Ger TIE BEsr
The CONCORD HARNEss
We are the Sole Agents for this Celebrated Harness
and have constantly on hand full stock which we eeu
at CONCORD PRICES. Beware OF limitations and see
that you get the genuine Concord Harness " Sole
Agents Tor the WHITMAN SADDLE than which there
better
LUTZ BRO,
4e7 Penn. ave, adjoining National Hotel
full stock Of Trunks and Satcheis Of the best
makes. at very low prices ml2
SUMNER PIcruRrs
Light and attractive subjects for the Country snd
Seaside Bridal Gifts. &c. "PLAYING DOMINOES,"
MYSTERIOUS Music" Jean ALBERT .CUPiD's
AIM Tolettl Cooman's latest. 'MUSING" RING
AhOCND- A-hOSf" Dyorak Paintings Mirrors
Etehinss. &c. AL Ro9EAs' GROUPS
-, -. JAMES s. EARLE SONS
ye26 SIG CHESTNUT ST.. PHILADELPHIA
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Aama u. &. Name o. g.
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THE HATfrELDs AND McCoYs AT PEAcE-A dis
patch from Huntington, W. Va, gives ". p. Floyd.
OF Logan County, OF that state, as authority Tor a
denial OF a reported collision last week between
the Hatneld-McCOy factions In Pike County that
state. lie says that there has been no clash De-
tween the parties. and the Hatneids declare a de-
termination 70 obey The law aad stay al home
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The 0eiser was one OF four vessels owned by the
Thingvalla line and was considered their crack
ship. Most OF her passengers were Western
people, who were booked by A. Mortensen & Co.,
the general agents OF the line AT Chicago. Tue
vessel was an iron screw steamship OF Isis tons
burden. She was 32A4 feet long, 39.3 feet beam,
81 feet depth of hold. She was built at the yards
OF Burmeister VAIN At Copenhagen In 1851.
She had three maSts and was ntted with COM
pound inverted engines with four cylinders OF
thirty six and seventy-two inches diameter and
forty-two inches stroke.
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RANGE OF THE THERNoMITER-The following
were the readings at the signal once to-day; n
m, 70; 2 p N, 81; maximum, 30; minimum, "a
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FINANCIAL

NJ W. cOhSOA JNO. W. MCCARTNEY
u Member N Y. stock Ex.
CORSON MCCARTNEY
GLOVER BUILDING. 1419 h ST. NV
Bankers and Dealers IN Government s<onds
Heposits Exchange Loans. Collections
Railroad stocks and Bonds, and al securities listas
On the Exchanges OF New York. Philadelphia Baston
and Baltimore bought and sold
Aspesialty made Of Investment Securities Distric,
Bonds and all Local Railroad Gas. Insurance. and eli
~ hone stock dealt in
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold Nv IL
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1888-03-30

ably beco me master of the situatio
The plan contsmpla.es first, the
establishment Of ten central agencies
to wit: Cbics 90, Cincinnati, Kan
as City, 1dtanapors maha, St.
C' az '',
- vau'.oe sHt l.or..v ?, r
oC3ai te 2 70 he
association Tor v llcl 1ey shall be
paid ate1 sala les; second the
territolY tributary TO these CONNER
cial points to be divided into eight
ptincipel districts and subdivided
into sub distr.c by counties bird,
the principal Of each csntrs agency
getbe witt a general spe ems
of the ass ic1, &c ap~
d, shall eonsututr an e-ecu-
BOARD, with power o regulate
ana
" 70 s M or PIC 0.o1
upon he markets aud TO dc any
and all other t4ings that shall in
the judgment appear to be ih'
best interest OF the association.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1888-03-30
w. A. H. Mcdaniel.
PREPARING :, his End.


The following stery which GENES
frem High Shoals. Ca, decidedly
outd@es anything of the kiad hereto~
fore told:
NJ. Pridgins, an old and, respec-
table preacher, has suddenly de-
cided TO preach his own funeral
sermon, and has setsfor the day the
second Sunday m April, and the
place a little church a few miles
from High Shoals. Mr.. Pridgins
h las ord cred his son to make him a
cSffin, which he directs must be
perfectly plain and locked with
paddock. He says the coffin will
be placed by his side in the church,
and there, in Ike presence of bis
friends and family, wac are reques-
ted to wear mourning, be will tell
of his lie and pay suitable tribute to
his ov emory.
1hl7 somewhat singular parson is
said to be a worthy man, of good
intelligence, enjoying the confidence
of all whe know him, and not at all
&c centric in the ordinary matters oil
life. But he i decidedly queer =
matte ct death.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1888-03-30
gherifA Sale Of Valuable Land.

W. A. & I. L. Mercer, vs. Lam Vinson
Dy virtue of venditioni exponus is
Dsued to me from the Circuit Court
of Hardsman County, Tennessee, in the
above stated cause will sell on
SATURDAY, APRIL 19s 1888,
in lawful hours in front OF the west door
of the court house in Bolivar, Tennessee,
at public cutlery to the highest bidder for
cash the following real estate to'wit:
The IT undivided interest of defendant
L. VInsoR as hsiZ and distributee of his
deceased bret hel Philip N. Vinson in a
tract of 19f acres M ore or less of land in
Civil District No. Is in Range 10, Sec
ton of said H ardeman County, Tenn
Being the same land conveyed to said P.
N. Vinson by Malachi Holloman BY deed
recorded in book 2, page 5S6 of the Reg is'
tiers office of said County. A more parti
eular description of said land viii be
shown on day of sale. Said land is valu-
able farming land and levied on and sold
to satisfy judgment in this cause This
March 81, 1888.
A f. YOPP, Sheriff
G. l.. & A. Miller, Att'ys.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1888-03-30

In the County Court of Hardeman Co,
Tennessee.
Charlotte Wilson, ct al vs.. F. ". Will
son, ct ais. Petition 10 sell land. No.
1905 r. d.
In this cause it appearing from the pc.
tition which is sworn tina the residence OF
deiendent Hugh Anderson Wilson j. un-
kne WI and cannot be ascertained after
diligent Inquiry. 1t is ordered that pub
Iicatien be made Tor four successive weeks
in the Bulletin newspaper published at
Bolivar, Tennessee, requiring sal Hugh
Anderson Wilson defend ant to enter his
appearance herein by or within the first
three days Of the April term 1888, Of the
County Court of Hardeman County, Ten
nessee, TO be held at Bolivar, Tennessee,
on Monday the End day Of April 1888,
and plead answer or demur to the petition
IN this cause or The same will be taken
for confessed as to him and set for hearing
ex parte. This 18th March 1888.
w. W FARLEY, e. & VI.
Cranes Fei.tress, Sol for petititionors.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1888-03-30
FOR EE-CONFEDERATES.
Fac D,s'-sl -o7 U7e in Z ~ Of Two
Re- rents.

Fac D,s'-sl -oz U7e in Z ~ Of Two
Re: rents.
Gen. A. j. Vaughan requs SITS ths
publication of the following:
To ne ", Ne te of ;,e Il q
S. a-d "a :. 1sa 0. Tenn IS Col-
zee
7 have UndertGksn the work of
getting up for the second velume of
the Military Annals of Tennessee,
the name of eve Y man belonging
to the 154th sr and 18Th Tennessee
regiments wbe was killed , battle
or died dur NO the war.
/ slso want the name Of every
surviving member OF these regl-
ments, the company in which he
enlisted, his occupation md post
office address.
In THIS work I earnestly k the
assistance and cooperation not only
Of the ST. wing members Of these
regiments, but would also ask every
father or neither who had son, ev-
cry wife who had a husband, sY-
cry brother or sister who had a
brother and every relative WHO had
a klnsman In these regiments, who
was killed or died during the war
to furnish me with his name or
company, and to furnish me with
the name of every one now IiYin :,
his occupation aud postofics adj
dress.
Ny sole Object in this work is to
preserve in history the name of
every mai who belonged to thai
gallant band of Confederates.
All papers in West Tennessee
who are willing to.assist IN this
wsrk will please publish this notice.
My address IS Memphis, Tenn, Your
cid co made, A. j. VAUGHAN.
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Brace Up.

You are feeling depressed, your
appetite is poor, you are bot hered
with Headache. you are fidgetty,
nervous, and generally out of sorts
and want to brace up, Brace Hp,
but not with stimulants, spring
medicines, or bitters, which have
for their basis very cheap, bad
whisky, and which stimulate you
for an hour, and then lie ave you in
worse condition than before What
you want is an Alternative that vii
purify yonr blood, start healthy
action of Liver and Kidneys, re
store your vitaMY, and give renew
ed health and siren 9Th. Such
medicine you will find in Eclectri
Bitters, and only so cents a bottl
at Savage d Emerson's Drug Store