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IodAN u
Ohiee Board of Assessors, Ne
cupREME COURT.

SUPREME COURI. 80,
- matter application Of the Commissioner of me
aud la behalf OF the Mayor Aldermen and Comno
ofthe City Of Hswfok relative 70 out hOAD Oh rSR
Lie DRIVE between the Nobery linz Of NINTH sykEEi
souhery Of Onehundred ana Fyhh street IN THE
CITY OF SENlOhk.
Tn. beard OF ofthe Central Park In the and
behalf Mayor Aldermen and C1mmonaty Of the City Of
E,wYog pnnan the poyons oft- Act OF the Leganie OF
New eued An act to provide Tor
laying improving eea portions Of the Cy and County
ofSe io parsed AP "a 1855 threehhs being present hereby
notice that they Intend To apply TO he supreme Court the
fret District Of the State Newfork special term Of
sid held the City Hall IN the City Of Newi ois on
SATURDAY seventh day OF Jolly 1896 M the opening the Court
Counsel be heard thereon ioF
the apponsn Commissioners Of Estimate and Appa-ementin
the and extent Of the Improve
tho laying out Of Road fooc Drive IN
City said Road Pabie Drive 90 the junction OF
Road Brosdway Eighth and th ninth
running thence Hohey and North aud following the
e where the said Road Public Drive
Tenth ard Eleventh running thsnee
ard equdisant between sid Tenth and Eleventh
ouihery line Of One Indrd and Third reet
the Southery line Of Oprhundred and
OF Bloomugds Road aud the Eleventh
thence Eorthesery and including the whole
and Ia width Of the land st
Ssuthey line Of Ouehundred and
Road Public Drive includes the whole OF .sid
Road Broadway between Fttynuh und One
hundred and Seventh perion thereof between
another portion Thereon
and 0nehrnded aud Fourth streets In the
NewYok said Road Public dv. OF general width OF
hundred and fly feet shown denat~d on certain Map
made by Gardner A. S,ge City surveyor and now on
York Juu. o iQ6 RICHARD OGOHMAN,
To he
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OryIcE oy THE srKkET CoanIssIosKE,
No. 257 Broadway.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, inelosed


VNO CONTRACTORS.-PR0P incosed in
will be received th
uni MONDAY, June l8 1866 st II o'clock,
euTbing and aging Ninth from One
Hundred and Twenty nth One Hundred and Twenty sixth aud
Que Hundred and Twenty st. nom m Junction Win Lawrence
For grading curbng gutrring tagging Hundred
aud EigLtsenth-st, from Third to Fourtbsye
For cgrbg and utteIins Thirty st. from Thdve TO East
River.
For tagging northeast corner Of Tbis and secondavc
ForHaggng Fourth-st side on two hundred and ysI
east, TO Avenue b.
rsfagging Eighty seventh from Third TO Fourthlve.
For filling Twenty fthst.. nom Second to fhirdsve
Tagging One Hundred
and FouTteenth.street. from Third to touth
For repairing pier foot Of One Hundred aud North
river.
Blank forms rropo.a together with the specifications and
men obtained oheeDaed Street Department. Now
CHARLES O. CORNELL, Stree. commi.,ouer
CRoroS AauKDucr DEPARTxSSr,
hKw-foRK June H. 1866
ITO IRON-FOUNDERS.-SEA PROPOSALS
thls Office, Rounda City Hall Park until II
THURSDAY 28th Of June, 1896, for the
supply Of Cast Iron WATER PIPES, via;
80 feet oi Cast Iron Water Pipe ~ inches internal Diameter
Pipe u ncbes internal diameter
1900 fe o Cast Iron Wafer Pipe inches internal diameter
IOO Iron Water Pipe inches internal dAsteT
4, tuns q STsnch Pines and other special castings
pipe pipe for the special cssting bat
bids either whole OF the 2nch pipe or Tor the
all pipe whole Of the special castings
Each proposal be ndoed Proposals for Cast Iron Water
Pipes and Special Ca together with the name o the bidder ana
date OF ~ Offering
The security reqnred viii be Teu Thousand Dollars
Specifications and Of bids be had application
THOMAS STEPHENS, } Croton
ROBERT l.. DARRAGH, Aqnednet
A. W. CRAVEN Board
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Professional Notices.

nR. N. BENEDICT, PRACTICAL ELEC.
~ TRfCAN Heals Sick Weak and Lame at his once No. 30
Esst tineenhst Third oice hours IL M to p m
EDMONTON a BARKER,
- ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS.
Over P.oule, N.tioa. Bsns CHARLESTON g. @
CHAaLss IL sIsosros. JrsoDoas " bAAssA
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Che Curt

HOBOKEN RACES.-Jrne 10, 90, 81 and %.
Il FIRST DAY TUESDAY June 49, ls66.-FiRsr RAcE.-A
Of for all $50
or play hall mile dash SECOND RACESeing pemisn
o sccor all and one h4f mile dssh TilRD hACE
The ferry stake premium Of 500 for all two mile
heats Closed with eight 80 follows Col Aepss
e Mr. NJ. II. Ssndfordi Col Phlo C. Bashi Mr. ys 3.
Watson Nj. Thomas Puryeni Mr. John Hanieri hssaa
SECOND DAY, WEDNESDAY. June 2o.-FIRsr RAcE-Haf-
die Race handicap premium for al two ms easn ovef
esh. hudls. Closed follows ZIGZAG l63 MAMIE CkAp
NJ B. Reads mare us n ROSCOE. lo3 n SECOND apr Kxn
@Penum Of $50 or all and quarter mile dssh ThkD
RACEA swe.pske premium Of $500 for threeyen od 90, oi
mares which never produced winner mile heats Siesea WIN
THIRD DAY THURSDAY. Juae 2i-FIRsr RACE;|SSsdnmnf
Premium Of 500 for all and bali ws esse- kkov
RACEswespakes Of too for al horses which have
never won and half mi ca Closed with three
entries THIRD RACE-Preniam OF $500 for s mile
heats FOURTH RACE-Tbs Sanford Stake ssweepstaks pre-
MUM twoyear ods dash Of half mile Closed VIII IL
FOURTH DAY. FRIDAY: Jaue z-rIRsT RAcE-stssPs
handicap premium Of 500 FOR az sboo three ps
fair hunting country ciosed with t6s ss,es 40
LIAMs. l35 NlGHTLOCK, 100 COPECk l5o % k0sCOE
l5o NJ Reed. mare 100 70 LADY WOLF. lio n. SECOND
RACE Sweepsske premium Of 600 fer three ods dad
two miles Closed with entries THIRD RAcE-The Press
Stake Of STec three mile heats Cosed
the Ferry Stake except that Of M Norris
The First Race each day will take place At u ?.
TRAINS OF THE ERIE RAILWAY from the foot ofChsmb ers
st. New.York viii the Course follows 81 10 and III m
.nalc n
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NATIONAL, STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY,
IN tLlMIrED) $3.50.
EEwYORK TO LIVERPOOL cALLIN0 at QUEENSTOWN


The size Of these Steamship admits Of spacious sisis Rooms
opening directly the the accommodations and ARE are
unsurpassed the rates lower thln any other line
An Surreon each snip free OF charge
CABIN passa> 100: seeTsge. SO PAYABLE IN currency.
Cabin passage by Wednesday, steamers, Ssl - o.
bring parties om LVerpooi or queens
for so currency.
issued Bank IN OTeai
lpeland be
not Be accountable ior specie OF a
sh ans their value expressed thereon are
AgDed therefor -. -
For freieh, CABIN passage the once o. the company
Broadway tecrse tickets the passage oe 0i "0
S'"p~n' w. - T. w. J. HURST. Manager
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BROADWAY THEATER
IL Broadway Of Broomest
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 49, 1855,
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO
MR.. O. H. GILBERT, STAGE MANAGER
CORRESPONDENCE
To GEORGE II. GILBERT esq
DEAR SIR: members and the entire
of aud i've happy say prosperous
months appreciation OF the manner
conducted the business department
rendering tor phmentsry
benefit TO be taken at as eaIy opportunity CONVENIENT
Yours truly q. COLLINS,
T.. EDDY
II. JORDAN,
r EVANS
w. c. RiNER kc., to-
pRo,pvAY THElrKn June1 IL, 1866.
To O. T. T. EDpr IA. JORDAN r. EvAss W. u hfShh
and all ne Attaches Of the Ibeater:
wa. with degree extreme qualification that received your
tho 2h and far has been pleasant season
hope may with the ensuing season Will nnd II
equally With Of Mr. George Wood worthy Mana
also rendered the thester viii mention Mono
evening is for benefit Yours ye5y trTy
TREMENDOUS BILL.
A. HOST OF VOLUNTEERS
MISS ADAH ISAACS MENKEN in gTea. character of
William in Black Eyed Susan supported with the ip strength o Inc
company.
The performance will commence with the opers,ic play Of
ROB ROY.
HELEN MACGRRGOR the great American sctress, Miss ELOsE
BRIDGES; Mr. j. NJ. FOSTER ROB ROY; w. d. SHIELDS
has superior BAILIE NfCOL JARVlE MI o. w MID
D.ETON noted Californian actor fhANClS OSbALDio-
TON, with a full casto OF the company. r~r,,,
Miss KATHLEEN ONEL with her celebrated song Of KITTY
FROM CORK
DOBsOS BROTHERS in their Banjo Qasrets ke
Professor DONNELSON and LA PETITE ANGELO tine rivals Oh
the Bni.lsy Family. In their Gymnasic Yeats
Box sheet open.
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Orea1 Steamers.

DASsAGE TO AND FROM
4 GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND,
BY STEAMSHIP AND SAILING PACKET
AT REDUCED RATES. -
nm TITS AVAILABLE THROUGHOUT ENGLAND, IRELAND,
SCOTLAND AND WALES
For particulars sppy 70
% TAPsCOTT BROTHERS. Co., No. &c sorth-st
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w SECOND WEEK OF THE
THIRD ANNUAL ENOAGEhENF
Of 'o' '''''' '"' '''IasiiR Mr.. DAN BRYANT,
F appearance 'h, lin sq@%s ss,;pn sns q ss v's artist
MONDAY EyENlNG June 49, and EVERY N0hT saIns h.
OesatiaI and intsrs.tin; domestic .as ds%. q
Mr.. DAN BRYANT
IN bis wonderfully artistic characterization Of
Mr. Cha Tom booonhh-
Mrs John p, ni R.nI
A To o"ess. wit. . great slyan. specially the successful
dr.S.;is.;ioH an aG.tiS By NJ v. si%yl :.isnv
Handy AsfS s1i tn.
Consh Roonsy song. .Ms hoss Cooke
NIBLOs GARDEN-Begins at G.
~ Third Viz Tifh Cd SaFaF F7%2Ra?i 24TfEs Success Of
MoSDAy EVENING June is viii b performed tfn time In
gear" the FIJI TnE f'Sis&Pf S%Gfs sH''f FfurE
TaE CooPEss
Ansr which for the frs! time beautiful Ballet, entitled
La sp psaaFSET n i. Gsss aisuPns
YOUNG AMseS 1fs thee THR
THIRD RAvE 4sp ASSE oS sATGRDxY AFTERNOON
NNoODs THEATER.-Admssion so cents.
w No. 5it Broadway, opposite St. NichOla. Hotel.
The tlooash ventilated Tasss in NswYOrh
MONDAY JUNE S$FES WEDNESDAY and
Prodseon of the new and original niyhOiosic. seror
%a''. wSThE { ssTTas IS for the
vii" ne" scenery Ts f THsEE TissP' ssTg sFs entitled
Ml.s SOPHIE woRRELL .n...~....sIx CHARACTERS
@ Nh: 5FsSh EsSr
eTd D&se ssG sSPf sasS D''1
& S::S joi. S p MISs Gsp';. ai.:
S'''.'' and ne TOO 'Sa' SUCH FoR dooD E4TusE
Seats should be secured in advance
TTNHEO THUMAS's GARDEN CONCERTS,
i AT TERRACE GARDEN,
Thirdave. between Ffty-eigh,h and Fifty.nnth-sts,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. KOCH BROTHERS
THIS AND EVERY EVENING AT 4 BEFORE
THEo. THOMAS HIgHLY suocEssEgL
oFUR ForEA SARPEs
A f% AND sshs # Tis EVENING
During weather the Concert will be given the large and
elegant si. SATURDAY SJR .@ an an xFTERSooN CONCERT
srAsSN fSEk TwFEEfslxn kS bohAGs GsTls Each
N. B. Entrance for carriages on Third ave-
OLYMPIC THEATER.
LAST NIGHT But SIX
Mr.. JOAN WOOD
In the aud interesting drama entitled
LAST WEE WI Sst,HE y s AEs, .SiSyi SShS WOOD
Doors open at u; curtain rise. at 8 O'Clock
EOX's OLD BOwERY THEATER.
l. lessee, Director and Manager L. FOX
FA4Rx hEhSEp % hso h Tra E asAsD X.
9E; y ps FS OF HoESEsaoE no ROBINSON WH
BENEFIT Of MIR J. MocLosKY
GEORGE CHRISTY'S MINSTRELS,
~ NEXT DOOR To THE FIFfH.AyE HOTEL TWENTY.
RIIISTRFET=EyERY WEEK SOMETHING NEW1N0 W
HEELS-GRlFRlN IN HIS GLORY-FlRST WEEK OF MID.
THE BLACK STAGE (AFIER YEARS OF STUDY BY MR.
MAN RAIDERs-SEw SONGS. DANCES SAVINGS. 40.
DAGEs HISTORICAL PAINTING
OF
ADMIRAL FARRAGUT, .-...
LAsHEp TO THE sHROUD OF THE
HARTFORD"
ENTERING MOBILE BAY TO ATTACK THE CITY OF MOBILE.
The exhibition ofths Painting undrr The auspices Of the
MERCANTILE LIBRARY
ASSOCIATION,
WILL OPEN ON TUESDAY. JUNE 10,
AT THE
SOMERVILLE ART GALLERY,
NO. s45 BROADWAY
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS
For Library Asorpsce at branch ofees NO ~ LiosJs
and No II West Thirty-four,h st., and at the door,
Gallery open from a. m. to Top
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN-NOW
~ OPEN at the New Academy Edhce Tweuyhirdst
and Fourth ave- FORTY FIRST ANNUAL EXHIBITION Of
ORIGINAL WORKS BY Living Artists. before exhibited
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prlnnng.
meooina CARDS. &t.

ATWM. EyERDELLs SONS, No lO4 Fulton,st,-
N WEDDING CARDS and ZINE sfAIioNLAh tE'AoAsoss
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CUPREME COURT, CITY and County OF New

CUPREME COURT, City and County OF New
- Yoik.-WIlILfAM T. COOKE, against GEOkOE y t,OhE
AGNES H. Co0KF JuIIA r. COOKE. EDWARD TOMPklNs,
EDWARD TOMPKiNs JR WILLIAM G. TOMPkIhs; MAHr
TOMPKINs and HENRY NJ BROoKs-n pur'asnce and oy VIZ m
order Of this made In the above eurd ch on
wear thousand eight hundred and irty
six notice j. hereby given al pcons having any gsnfs en
ncunbrance by otherwise on the
Of interest Of Of the owners in the Pr,mi;ss %
sciibed 10 produce 10 the Undsgned ue hee Guy ~
pointed N and by said order my o NO ~ S, ~ %
City OF New io before the 5h day OF Juy het
cir respective liens and together with asseoy
evidence Of the amount due thereon and 70 specify the
and the dates thereof espeyey Inc
described the complaint foow IAN that certain ot eo
land situate In the Fourth Ward IN the CITY county ana
State 4 New York snown and distinguished BY the street
which
e l737 made and executed BY James hoo.e'e
and Maria ha wife Of the City Of NrwYo Wism Cooke Of
and recorded IN the office Register Of th 'y
and County Few York In be No 81 Of onTeyance' psfe ~
de,e bed fellows A of ground atnAsd
wing and being Fh wad Of the City Of New fs on The
For street and facing Peef slip e9udrd On e
rorL nv Frout street by said James Hoose
vet on the Of Jacob Mott and tie west by Pk
s eonsnipx Feck twenty feet aud
Dated Nay y, 1896 yAnEs ILikSE, he.erss
JXNEs ". FOWLER PkzAnb Afissssy. Hhisss"A
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fcaal Noilccs.
JAxr. mArllcs t,,ra-y fr VI. 10. % Wast. :.
.,I.rnEllE COnhT ElNiS COINTY.-sARAH

t,UpNEME COURT. KINGS COtNII.-sARAi
= 81 HInGi EY a-. THOMAS sLOcOMh ani GiLHEHr L.
rtI ...,snf ons. Nid 10y icnuus. Noil' L
r ur4r~ istn 90 d~ sst orirr m ID" in ns above en-
filr ol e. ~ Nay, 5 notice sfeoy tNs,a y,
.fr so..r n. lr.0 hru Of WisHns, Mig
H.. I..fr- their claims ing them viii the on ei
ed onrd stii derrcial order dly
.rd~i l. toe lotn fuilhnr, Moniatue IN ts
Ell. OF BOA " l.d next a. y 9coch
room Of .f g. lso hrrrby that IN default o
te.nl A prot, nt us tne viii oe purrd OF the
bref+ of . che sii lite hrn aud n the "a d
te 1871 day Aiay 100 eud o'
te ina ui-uta entitled action Dnri May ~ "n
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD, Spring Time liable,
May 7Lesve james dip y sa m for Sreenpof' ana
stations lep m for syosset and way Aons -. y - "a
430 syoct and way sst9ns
p North Ip and station and on saturday nights 70 fasnh
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
WI Foot ard after Nov n Morning NAL trains
for stations will leave at 81
Mail Express all stations Of Mbun Q, +lO Morris
Express At p - oo,,oor, . o,.,,
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y .fd lanf ( rtw ofE-FtANClS ...............''s.
8 wO g. ptnia ssaio-i ABIGAIL L. ~ : Int E-y stamp:
WOLF de'entalf ous for hrif D. cent fshceru
-il iliv pubi l--t eel To Abi- ''''''''
hereby snnnoued and rr0uired
t~ conn s boo 6. which the Office Of
ti. .f. OF f.uuv q NtwN r.. on tie heVrnth
da, Of E il aud ny your 10 the SAID co
liant on o. NO. u william sr' % -tid
Ctv Of ths on on you,
nrh aud you ~, 20 ~ :" tlr .ia
fp wiu ms Aforesaid the piafV IN W. ~
Nov d ork JIn- g. 1876 . ,,.r, -
JOa II. l., FOAoE Psuta. iuora~y, Ne. u William street
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CUPREME COURT CITY aud County of New-Yon
CrpRrWE COURT. .-ELIZABETH McCL

- KEY Plaintiff. AIT 81. w. JENNINGS Defend
sptTo W ST. JENNINGS: You are hereby sum % cent stamp
oed apd the complaint IN this: eano~ed
sction which viii be hed In the ofhco of the Clerk
81 he Cy and CountY the City el In said cry
OF, the said complaint the sub
, !, hi office No William street in said City within twenty
exclusive OF tue day
Of oe service and you f the said complaint within
ff this action wiz tale Judgment
.rn % fr he sum hundred aud eighty lOJ dollars, with
nom the tweniyhd day Of January one thousand eight
costs di.buTscments o
JNO DLhhif A''''"eJ'
Da'ed March. 1906. A., 4, A., IL. ., a..
The complaint In the sction tied In e once Of ths
Clerk Of the City aud County Of Ne OH 81 the Np S " 'A
N,aI l.,sssM oy O ' JN) BERRY Plaintiff. Attorney
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p..s.orer Station Eew-Yorx Tweftvevenh.f
'e Fourth-ays Entranoo twenty seventn-sI
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Mv7a.wswNi y. - o.
I.ll,rewM.

CUPREME COURT. New-York County:-ANNA
y a. VALENTINE Plaintiff sslinst CONRAD WlsSkL and
MAODALESA WlssEL his wife, DcleDdaH.s ssHr
,o sery-dl To le defend US Rev
anti CONRAD wIssEL and MAGDALENA WIS stamp
sFL, You sr- tercby summoned aud required 20 ~ cent?
answer complaint mi. action which viii be HE'D Cancelled
In Of the Csf Of the supreme Court IN ths
che ana ouufy Seyiofk the City Hall m New fors If7
and 10 the said complaint on TIE sub
,crb Il his Office No ~ Nassanci New OH Cty within
service 4 this summons on yon exclusive OF
and fail tie said compn
" n N the tine sforpsd plaintiff action appy
Count for dcnuded Ia the mpntDstcd May 81 1896
he IN the Ofice of the Cefk Of
the Sup,te oart CRY Of NeYoTk June second 1850.
Je8 law 6wM. WESLEY OLkASoN flaintn's Attorney ~
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-28
TRUSTEE SALE.

DY yIRTUEOP A DEED OPTRUsT executed
ID 10 me Be- Matthew MHmueek. on the 10Th day
81 October. so which deed Of trust wa fled ior
Fegistrati0n ia book u. pages - and 81 on Sat
uIday The lst day of september. l'o1. on the
Premise IL the tate Matthew Wammack. will
sell to the highest bidder, on cfclit Of one and
two yeaTz ID per cent cash, balance interest from
date With bond and approved security and q lien
retained on said land until the purchase money j.
paid the property described in said deed Of trust,
e. soiiOHsi II acres on nhane.s ierk Of Aana-
kers creek, fn Davidson county. II can be divide
into two farms, good buildings On each,
Sale a u e'clcck. ~, j. a. BAkEk.
nnns-2E lrnElaa.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-28

The SeWanee Coal Mines
IN FUTURE WILL BE WORKED b Tie
Tennessee Coal Company. Ihs hugatph
little value 20 the public has been settled ana
the parties interested now confidently e,Rsfqt
10 supply Nashville and the other towns 10 SID
neeessary for this coal r. be tired 70 be geIcrsy
used. For manufacturing purposes and ier En-
rines this coal i believed 70 be suDeTio % any
that can be had in Icrnessee. They epcciaiiy
sh0ald try thisc0al. The Gempany w0rllng tnese
Mine feel authorised 70 say that th people o.
Nashville may rely upon them for ekhlAiN
heipg Hberaily pa4r0nizsd 70 rcducsthe pElee q
cS asla;rsS-a eHaRLfs 4 fkocToR
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-28

A DARKEy's DEFENcE-The Columbia
Ga-etic, of yesterday, SAYS that STEPHEN
IRWIN, an aged negro, having been guilty OF
violating one of the town ordinances, was
arraigned before the Recorder, and made
the following defense:
ct is de rite Of de colerd population un-
der de wise and freelogisticated farming Of
de Gubner BRowNuOw under dc circum-
stances Of de case dat de niger once of a
dark or punkin hue, is now de whitest Of
desc fegisted fields, and expiate from de
white. the rulde Of things in the excise Of
what seems alerorically sposed to the pro-
fundity Of dat party white rs de Niger and
sposed to think him better than themselves.
Eese are rights dat longs TO de colored folks
of des leviafed land.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-28

ECONOMY IN GAs.-We yesterday paid
a visit to the exhibition rooms Of CDR,
BoYNToN's gas multiplyer" and believe,
from what was shown, that everything
which in point Of economy is claimed for it
is strictly correct. From actual experiment
il was shown that 800 feet Of gas, when pro-
duced through this multiplyer, will give as
much ligh: as one thousand feet of common
gas, thus saving third Of the amount ex-
pended ia the use Of the ordinary gas. The
multplyer is in the shape Of a small square
tin box, about the size of n common meter,
20 which is attached the city gas. This gas
passes through a carbonizing process, and Is
then used through a separate and distinct
pipe, giving light from an inch burner
over three times as great land much purer)
as she same amount which has not been car
ried through the mulhplyer. The agent,
Mr.. BRIGHAM BIsHoP, who is in this city
for the purpose Of initiating steps for the
formation Of a company here, invites the
curious as well as scientific TO give him a
call on Fifteenth street, over the gas fitting
rooms Of JAMES BRIGHT, opposite the st.
Charles Hotel. From the impure quality Of
the gas used in Richmond, Mr.. BISHOP as
serts that the multiplyer win yield SIR times
as much light as that produced from, the gas
in lis uncarbonized state.-RichmoRd Tunes.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-28

For CHOLERA MoRBUs.-The following
prescription for cholera morbus, and all
forms of summer complaint is sent 10 us by
a philanthropic gentleman who has no end
TO serve but the promotion Of the public
health Il is from an old New York physl-
clan, and is certainly safe remedy, even II
il should not prove efticacious, as he is sure
il will. in every instance where il is fairly
tried:
For Cholera Mor5us and al Similar Chm
plants;
10 grains salts Of tartar, or what viii cover
a two cent piece.
10 drops laudanum.
20 drops essence Of peppermint.
To be taken in little water, and repeated
ailer each movement of the bowels. Two or
three doses usually effect a cure
The salts Of tartar counteract the consu-
pating effects Of the laudanum and pepper
mint
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-28
OVerfOn County Circuit Court
at Livingston. Tenn.
r. s. Wendle o.. Washington /. Hatcher.
Affaahmenf

Attachment.
TVHE plaintiff on AFFIDAVIT, THAT
i the defeudent il indebted 70 him, and Is nom
resident Of this State. Having obtained "a order
from D. II. p. Harris, Clerk Ct this Court, An
original attachment against the estate Of the de-
PENDANT returnable % the September term Of said
Court. 1856. and the same having been levied on
the defendants property, IL Is ordered BY the
Court AZ ne Courthouse IN LiTingst0n. on the 8th
Monday Of September 1876, % defend said at
tachment suit. or i will be proceeded With ~
Daltc. il d further ordered that this notice be
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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-28

Nal Gen. K. w. JOHNSON, Vice President.
FELIX X. CHEATHAM, Secretary.
ANSON NELSON, Treasurer.
JOSEPH SAUDEK, Gen1 Im. Agent.
THE LEADING OBJECTS OF THE COM
i PANY are to encourage Immigration to our
State and 20 supply the demand for every deserlp-
They propose to accomplish the first Of these
objects BY purchasing lands, where suitable water
power or other advantages may be bad Tor manu-
featuring purposes; and also BY purchasing lands,
in large tracts near cities, rivers and railroads.
These lands will be divided into suitable lots or
tracts and alternate tracts sold to the immigrant
at or near cost, the purchaser paying one-tourth
cash and the remainder IN one, two and three
years.
landholdors who desire to have their lands cello
nized.
The Company proposes to supply the demand
for labor by furnishing Mechanics Gardeners. and
all description of laborers. They will secure this
labsr BY being able 70 guarantee employment AZ
remuneratiVe prices in the most healthy and
genial climate Of the world, and they expect 70
satisfy the employer BY guaranteeing the deliver
ing Of the laborers to him at any shipping. point
or railroad station. Our system for furnishing all
kinds of labor to all parts Of the state we expect
to make perfect; For the detail We refer to our
The profits Of the Company win be derived from
the ultimate sale Of the alternate tracts Of lands
retained and from the building up Of villages and
towns in places adapted 20 that purpose, and from
the aiding Of manufactures and the general deTet-
Opment Of the agricultural and mineral resources
Of the state. and also from the direct ices derived
from the supplying Of operatives.
The basis Of our stock being the lands OF the
Company, any improvement Of them must nance
the value Of the stock IN the same ratio, ana
by be = safe and profitable investment 70 the
stakeholder.
Tbs principal Office wiz be in Nashville; Ten
nessee and the Company design 20 establish sub
agencies in every county in the state. cnbscrlp-
tion books are In the hands Of Arson Nelson
Treasurer; Felix r. Cheatham. Seorstary and
Jos. Saudek General Immigration Agent. who
are Authorized to receive subscriptions for the
s'O'N u GEO. II. THOMAS.
Pres Tenn. Col. 4 I'm. CO.
FELIX r CHEAIHAN. See'y- jneis-d