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The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-05-18


The Swiss cafe like the French Ones that it is worth
while describing 1.-THE main difference being in the fancfuy
dressed peasant girls with their lace boddces and long silver
chains who attend the customers but the Swiss in general
initiate the French nearly they such things
SMELLS.
Maearon pannetan d Mno and the real genuine Bologna
sausage very different article from that accustomed
call by the name) all the rage at the Italian
taurant which large airy and prolific in culinary SMELLS
Italian Here likewise you may get i'll the
way fruit such arees pomegranate fresh figs grapes
of hue and other rich productions of that prolific eli
mate.
One of the curious the South American restaurant
with tropical scenery painted the walls and native walters
and cookery.
DARKROOM.
The familiar sight of American barroom will be af
forded to such Of counrymen familiar with these
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NASHVILLE AND NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD
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900 fsVo A. NJ
SecousE washington and SOutheru via
Chattanooga.
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A New RAILROAD BRDGE.-A gang of
twenty-five workmen, under Mr.. II. Bolla,
will this morning commence, from the
Nashville side of the Cumberland, the
building of magnificent iron bridge for
the Louisville & Nashville railroad. False
work is now being put up, and trains will
run over the old bridge until the new one
can be built The present structure was
erected in the spring Of 1862 by the Federal
troops, its predecessor having been de-
stroyed by Gen. John B. Floyd during the
retreat of Gen. Albert Sidney johnson TO
Shiloh, and the work of rebuilding was ac-
complished in sixty days. The new bridge
is to be made up of the Fink iron truss,
invented by Albert Fink, Esq, General
Superintendent of the Louisville & Nash
vile railroad, and will be costly but du-
rabie piece Of work Until il is completed,
travel by foot over the old bridge will be
unsafe.
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TRIAL OF THE RAILROAD RoBBERs.-
The trial of the railroad robbers was called
in the Circuit Court at Franklin, KY, on
Tuesday, and was continued as 70 Owens,
Colbert, Yves. Finn, Wm- Finn, Payne and
Wainscott until the first Monday in Sep
tamber next. Chas. Smith plead guilty,
and submitted his case to the jury, making
few remarks, and asking their mercy.
He was sentenced to three years imprison-
ment on the indictment of train robbery.
The negro, Robt Hoy made statement
that he had been forced to do what he had
done liz the robbery, and the common
wealth dismissed the case and discharged
him. Evans and Cornwell were held in
bonds to appear as witnesses against the
remaining six prisoners. The court has
adjourned, having cleared the docket.
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THE@fsTTY

second Northern.
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REAL EsTATE.-At am auction sale of
lands on the Nolensville turnpike yester-
day, FIVE or six miles from the city, by
Messrs. J. L. & r. w. Brown and A.
Nelson & Co. agents, the following property
was disposed Of:
Eleven acres to Jacob RAIDER at $3.50 per
acre.
Two and a half acres to Richard Neal at
$175 per acre.
Five acres 10 D. L. Spain at S144 per
acre.
-Four acres to same livery rocky at $40
per acre.
Fifteen acres TO ]. A. Andrews at $l38
per acres.
Seventeen acres to Jacob RAIDER at 1925
per acre, and So acres to same at 500 per
acre.
These sales show an increased confidence
and activity in country lands, and all
things considered, brought very good
prices
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New York Drygooas Market.
New tailoring Establishment.

DANTEL j. SCANLAN WOULD BE
D pleased to see his friends at
NO. IS CHERRY STREET,
tNorth of the Maxwell House)
marl2 3m NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
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GRAND HEGIRA FROM A MAGISTRATES
OFFIcE.-Three brothers named Mayo
were brought before Justice Wilkinson yes
terday, to answer the charge of unmerci-
fully beating one Larkin, at political
meeting at Harpeth. just before matters
came to climax, the three prisoners in
some way got an inkling of the fact that
they had committed penitentiary ofiense,
and when call was made for them it was
found that they had mysteIiously disap-
peared, leaving the court to go on with the
trial without them. The police are after
them.
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CONSERVATIVE COUNTY CONVENTION
EDGEFIELD DELEGATION a meeting
of the Conservative party Of Edge6eld, on
the morning Of the 18th inst, Judge W.
A. Glenn in the chair, the following gen.
tlemen were appointed delegates to the
convention on Saturday next, the I'D inst,
to nominate candidate to represent Da-
wilson county in the next Legislature:
N. Hobson, Col. +, 2. Cahill, Dr. K. M.
Lytle, John Cowan, Esq, B. f. Sharp, C.
ojDonneIl, Jas. Farrell, DR.. G. r. William
son, John Morrow, Col. w. B. A. Ramsey,
Richard White, g. W. McGinnis, w. B.
Shapard, Jr, j. B. Matthews, DR.. A. j.
Lyle, Thos. Dunlap, d. B. Hicks, Ed. Law
renee. Harvey Campbell, Jas. Lumsden,
Jno. McClelland, c. Altmeyer, C. II.
Lesuear H. W. Hasslock, F. E. Williams,
Jas. T. Bell, j T. Crowder, Jno. o. Wright.
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THE Picnic AT THE HORTICULTURAL
GARDEN.-The picnic given yesterday at
the Horticultural Garden for the benefit of
the Church of the Assumption, North Nash
Vile. was one of the most delightful of the
season. We were not present in the morn
ing, and, therefore, cannot speak of what
occurred during that portion of the day.
We availed ourself, however, of the
street railroad, and visited the garden in
the afternoon. We found there large num-
Der of persons, an undue proportion Of
whom were ladies and children. The
ladies have more leisure, and are be-
sides more open to the appeals Of
beneyolence, never letting an oppor-
tunity slip, if they can help it, to exert
their influence in behalf of good works
And this was an occasion worthy OF them.
But men enough were present to enliven
the scene, and to give zest and spirit to the
entertainments provided by the worthy
host. We need not go into an enumera-
ton of the different modes of recreation
and enjoyment resorted to. They were
such as are usual on these occasions, with
some variations calculated to highten
the general interest and pleasure. The
Teutonic beverage, lager, did not flow
with its accustomed freeness; but gave
|pplsce to lemonades, sherbets, ice creams,
and delicious temptations TO indul-
gence, and quite a feast of good
things" was spread under the outrageous
boughs of benignant oak. Every one
appeared to be in pleasant mood, and
determined to make the most of the fast
fleeing moments.
The festivities were prolonged till late in
the night, the garden having been beauti-
fully illuminated. But Whist was done after
SHUTDOWN we can't say. We doubt not,
however, the night was spent not less
agreeably than the day.
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CLOSE OF THE BILLIARD TOURNAMENT
The billiard tournament of three months,
which commenced on the 18th of March,
at the billiard hall of Loiseau & Badoux,
closed at midnight of Wednesday. The
contest was participated in only by anna
teurs, and the prizes offered were gold
watch and a diamond pin, The pin was for
the person making the greatest number o.
points in one game, and the two persons
making the highest runs were to play a
match game for it at the close of the tourna-
ment. The watch was for the person losing
the greatest number of games, and has been
awarded to conductor Tom Moore, he hav-
ing lost two hundred and sixteen games
during the three months. The match
game for the diamond pin will be played
in few days by Oliver Towles and Charlie
Warren, they being the .yictors in the tour
nament. Towles now stands 179, to 10
for Warren.
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REcoRDER's COURT. = The following
fines and penalties were imposed in the
Recorders Court yesterday:
Disorderly condnct-Alice Branch, $40
--workhouse; j. Z. Carter, $50-work-
house. rs IS
Drunk and strolling the streets-Wm.
Carnes, S25; VIM. Wood, $25-workhouse.
Using language calculated to provoke a
breach Of the peace-Ann Hudson, dis
charged.
Tipping without license-Joseph Iraca,
S25-workhouse. ~
stroIling the street Ellen Woods, $40
workhotise.
Wasting hydrant water-James Quinn,
S..
Moving frame house without permission
of Council, $40.
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Valuable Iron Property
FOR SALE.

Jane Z. Bradley. Administrative. vs. the Heirs
and Creditors Of William Bradley. deceased.
DY VIRTUE OF AND IN OBEDIENCE TO
ID decree Of the honorable Chancery Court
at Linden. Perry county. Iennessee. n the June
term thereof, 1867. in the above titled cause,
will offer for sale TO the highest bidder. ON
Monday, the 5fh day OF August, Ise7,
All that valuable tract Of land known as the
CEDA AR GROVE FURNACE LANDS, contain
Ing about nine thousand acres, together With the
Furnace and other kuildises. Als0. a Dwelling
and storehouse. etc. Said tract eoutains. be-
sides inexhaustible Ore banks Onveniently
situated, aud timber in abundance, c5nsidera-
Bile amount Of Farming Lands. with several
farms now IN cultivation. and the Furnace Is
within two miles Of the Ieunesses River, az the
mouth Of Cedar Creek. where there is q good
landing. and Is accessible by bOa4s al All sea-
sons. The sale VIII be made At the Furnace
and on the following terms. viz. Five thOusand
dollars cash. 0ne-half Of the residue due Let DAY
Of November. 1855, and the other half due lst
dag Of OVenbcr, 1879. The purchaser will BE
required 70 give bonds with approved personal
security, ana lien retained. etc. This Jane
IA. 1861. K. NJ. THOMAS,
jupel9 4tw c. and N.
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FOURTH DAY OF THE WILLIAMS WILL

FOURTH DAY OF THE WILLIAMS WILL
CAsE.-Judge John S. Brien opened the
case for the defense in a speech of two
hours. His argument was adroit, inge-
Nous and compact. His appeals were
fervid, glowing and pathetic. His invec-
tive was as scorching as red hot iron.
1t was Mark Antony on the dead body
Of Cesar.
The argument for the plaintiff was
closed by Mr.. Spurlock. His effort was
one of great power The facts and the
law applicable to the case were reviewed
with searching analysis. The case went
to the jury last evening and will perhaps
be decided this morning.
This case has excited more interest in
our community than any civil case for
years. The high social positions of the
parties and the peculiarities of the case
have invested it with the absorbing inter
est Of tragedy.
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he may be-is entitled to the same rights,
and no other.1
He again referred to the necessity for
peace and unity between the two races
referred to the tax on cotton as a Radical
measure to tax The producer, and every
body knows that the negro is the pro-
ducer. He was frequently applauded, and
the audience paid marked and respectful
attention throughout
Mr.. Polk was followed by Governor
Foofe, Col. A. s. Colyar, Tom. C. Crunk,
John Bailey and John Washington, and
the meeting adjourned about midnight.
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To COnsumptives.-The Advertiser. hav-
ing been restored to health in few weeks. by
very simple remedy. after having suffered several
years with severe lung affection, and that
dread disease, Consumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To alfwho desire it. he will send copy of the
prescription used. free of charged, with the di-
rections forpreparing and using the same, which
they viii find a SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.
ASTHMA BRONCHITIS. &c. The only object of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription. is to
benefit the afflicted. and spread information
which he eonceives to be invaluable; and hopes
every sufferer will try this remedy. as it will cost
them nothing. and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings county. New York.
oct23-lyd&w
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ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT or SHELBY
FENALE ISsTTFUTE.-The commencement
exercises Of this institution win take place
tonight, at which time the graduating class
wiIlrender their ESSAYS, and the music pupils
will give us 4 test Of their proficiency in
thai choice art An address viii be deliv-
cred BY the principal, Mr.. George G. But.
Ter, 10 the graduating class. We hope 70
see large and aPprecialive audience pre-
sent on the occasion.
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The HOuse-mOving Question ian the
10th Ward-An Error Corrected

To the Editors Of the Union and Dispatch.
NASHVILLE, June 20, lS07.-GENTs /:
Ny attention has been called to an editorial
in your paper of yesterday, which does ne
great injustice unintentionally, and casts
reflections on the common sense of the
entire City Council The article says that
a resolution has been passed, ordering the
City Marshal to have all frame houses
fronting on streets in the 10th ward, re-
moved in ten days. introduced the reso-
luton in the Board Of Aldermen, and it
only orders the removal of shanties and
houses and parts thereof that are IN the
streets and alleys in the 10th ward. Please
correct this mistake, and oblige yours, etc,
Med. A. NoLEN,
Alderman 10th ward.
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RAILROAD PROPERTY CONSIDERED PUB-
Lie PRoPERTY.-A man was fned ten dol
lars and costs in the Recorders court yes
terday for leaving a drsy upon a lot be
longing to the Nashville & Northwestern
railroad, opposite the Louisville depot,
Judge Foster deciding that such property
was public, and that il was the duty Of the
police TO look TO il as much as to public
thoroughfare.
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IMPORTANT TO TAx-PAYERs.-We are
informed by Collector NorvelIIthat all par
ties who do not, by the first Of July, pay
special tax now due, will be fined FIVE
hundred dollars, in accordance with the
law in such cases made and provided. This
special tax is the tax upoh parties doing
business, and is levied through licenses
which are taken out at the collectors Office.
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PUBLIC SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A MORTGAGE TO ME
ID executed, October 18th, 1866, and registered
in the Registers office of Davidson county, in
Book No. 81. page 232, will sell at public sale,
ON Saturday, 22d inst
at II o'clock. at the Plough Factory. No. 336
South Cherry street. one Steam Engine and
Boiler; also. Planer, Jig-saw, Smiths Tools,
Press and Dies. and aii the fixtures used in the
manufaetnfe Of plows BY Harris 4 Co.
june Ii-l0t N. HARSH.
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NEW BooKs.-Coming Wonders ex-
pected between 1867 and 1875, by Rev n.
Baxter, author of Napoleon in prophecy.
The Last Warning Cry, with reasons for
the hope that is in me, by Rev j. c. Cum
mings, d. d. F. K, S. f.
A Key to the Bankrupt Act, printed
from the official copy-annotated, digested
and indexed. Price in paper 60 cents
bound 81 90.
For sale by John York, No. Al Union
street.
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THE WRoEG MAE.--The statement in
our synopsis Of TrinlbIe's remarks at the
capitol on Wednesday night, that jesse
Woods called upon the colored people to
come down from the galleries. is denied by
Mr.. Woods. The mistake was occasioned
by the person making the call having been
pointed out 10 our reporter as Woods.
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Music FOR THE FOURTH. Assurances
have been forwarded TO parties in this city
that the excellent band of the second
United States infantry will be sent down
from Louisville, to furnish music for the
grand celebration here on the Fourth
Of July.
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UNAPPREcIATED.-A party of youthful
serenaders, in South Nashville, were re-
warded the other night, after rich flow
of most rayishing melody, with a taste
fully arranged bouquet of poplar blossoms
and hollyhocks, dropped by some fair
hand from an upper window. Going to
another house, they were served in sim
liar way, and retired in disgust to their
respective hoTes, whistling disconso-
late chorus to the tunes which had been
so lsyishly wasted upon anappreciating
aaru
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EXPLOSION AT A QUARRY.-At about
two O'Clock yesterday afternoon, blast
which was being prepared at Hasl4m's
quarry, in the fourth ward, premsturely
exploded, throwing piece of rock through
a key of powder, and causing a second ex-
plosion, by which several Of the workmen
we're severely burned.
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"A GARD.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO TuR
~ Publie that i. John Cunningham Of Dick
son county, Tenneesee. have left she bed aEd
sons not necessary hersia to mention and fhat
for the future / shah no leneaf regard her a.
wife, o. become m any wise fesp9nsi5l 10 for any
dsi0t, o. deDts. or eontracls she may make IN NJ
mime This slst day of Nay. 1851.
j==s64ts JOHN CUNNINGHAM.
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FoRGERY.-In Justice Meachsm's court
yesterday, suit was brought against Levi
Moses as security on a note given by z. Z.
Coleman lor S292 An investigation proved
the signature Of Mr.. Moses to have been
forged, and he was released from all obliga-
ton TO pay the amount Who the forger is
has not yet transpired.
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MASONIC CELEBRATION AT COLUMBIA.
There is 10 be grand Masonic celebrS-.
tion and picnic at Columbia on Monday
next, and officers of two lodges, Chapter
and Council, are TO be installed. An sd-
dress will be delivered by DIR. II. A.
Young, Of this city.
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A MATCH between the Young Clipper
aud Evening Star Base Ball Clubs was
played yesterday and won by the former ;
Young Clipper Al
Evening Star 70
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CIRCUIT CoURT.--The case of Hughes rs.
French, suit to determine the ownership
of three hundred and fifty barrels Of whisky,
will probably be the fFst case taken up in
this court to-day.
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EDeEFIELD CONCERT AND TABLEAUx.
The grand Concert and Recitative
Tableaux Of Nations will be given at Edge
field Seminary, Russell street, tonight,
for the benefit of the Edgeield Presby-
terrain Church. This novel exhibition,
should draw full house, whether or net
its good object be considered.
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For THE DEsTIrUTE.-About twelve
thousand dollars, for expenditure in the
purchase of supplies for the destitute peo-
pie South, has thus far been received by
Mr.. V. M. Metcalfe, agent at this point for
the Christian Church. About four thou
sand bushels of corn have been distributed
in Alabama, Georgia and Mississippi during
the present month. Mr.. Metcalfe, the
agent, is not Capt. f w. Metcalfe the
RICH. hand man Of Mason, as many have
enormously supposed.
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To THE PUBTIc IN 0FEFRAL.-Your at
tention is respectfully called to the daily
arriTaI BY express. Of custom-made Boots
and Shoes, Al the Nashville Shoe Store,
- North College street.
inch. 26-3m. NJ. MoRaAxsTKRN.
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FIGHT IN SOUTH NAsHvILLE.-Two
colored women assailed each other in South
Nashville yesterday, with bricks, dre-wood
and various other. dangerous missiles, but
both were arrested before serious results
ensued.
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NATIONAL DIVISION SoNs or TEMPER
ANcE.--A dispatch received last night by
Mr.. J. X. Thompson, announces that the
National Division Sons of Temperance,
now in session at Wilmington, Delaware,
has determined to hold its next annual
convention at Nashville, in May, 1868.
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HORSE STEAL1Na.-Sheriff Patterson
yesterday arrested and lodged in Jail W..
A. Langlord, who had been previously re-
leased on bail The party who had signed
the bail bond concluded that he was on
dangerous ground, and caused the arrest.
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WASTING WATER-A man was fined in
the Recorders Court yesterday for neglect
ing to shut off the water Of fire plug from
which he had stopped to take a drink on
the night previous.
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THE WoRKHoUsE.-There are now sixty
three prisoners in the workhouse, most Of
whom are colored women. Seven culprits
were incarcerased Yesterday
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THE concert for The benefit of the Elm
Street Church Sabbath School will be re-
pc ated tonight. Price Of admission fifty
cents children half price.
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TO STOCKHOLDERS.

OyF1cE OF NASHVILLE Z DEc8ruR 4. +. Goa
NASHVILLE, May .. 1871.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT The
~ Nashville aud Decatur Railroad Company
are prepared 10 issue CERTIFICATES OF
STOCK 10 the Stockholders Of the Ieanessee
Raiiroad. ana The Tennessee and Alabama Cen
tral Railroad, whenever their Certificates OF
Stock in said Companies are surrendereds asths
oisce Of the Company in Nashville.
may3e In tB.. P.AT.l
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HEADQUARTERS OF THE MILTT1A.--Gen.
Joseph A. Cooper, commandments of
the Brownlow militia, has established his
HEADQUARTERS at this point
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AN eligible front portion Of an Office on Church
street, in the Maxwell House, can be obtained
by applying at this office, or at No. 70 Church
street. next door to the Masonic Hall. feb1 If
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fered for years from Nervous Debility, Prema-
ure Decay, and all the effects of youthful indis-
erection, will. for the sake of suffering humanity
send free to. all who need it the receipt and
directions fer making the simple remedy by
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to prof
by the advertisers experience. can do so by add
dressing. in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. 0GDEE.
mayo lyw No. ~ Cedar St., New York.