Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-19
NEWS OF THE DAY.

A "Board of Real Estate Agents" hal
been organized by gentlemen in that bus
mess in Louisville.
The problem for modistes now is gar.
ment that will permit females to bestridC
the velocipede.
Gen. Badeau's present occupation is
putting applications for Office in the fire
PLACE ofGrants headquarters.
A Chicago girl is announced as the
belle Of Dresden. The Saxons imagine
ter to own all the grain elevators
The Spanish University Professors de-
posed for refusing to certify to Isabella'S
unimr eachable morals, have been reins
stated
The Mute'S Chronicle is the title of q
new paper printed by the inmates of the
Deaf and Dumb Asylum at Columbus,
Ohio.
The New York Sun suggests that if
Mr. Greeley should be sent to the Court
of St James, among other achievements
he would Introduce new court cos.
tune"
The fate of the Constitutional COnvens
ton in Illinois is still in doubt, but the
general impression is that it is defeated,
for the want of a few hundred more
votes.
The Bridgeport Conn Standard pro-
poses that inasmuch as there are several
applicants for government positions, the
applicants who will do his work the
cheapest shall have the place sought for.
There is an interesting fight over
Supervisors place in Massachusetts,,
Hooper, Banks, Rollins and Butler, each
haV ng fayorite. Buffers man is said
to be Democratic friend
Hon. j. NJ Kirkpatrick has been APP
pointed Judge of the District Court of
Pennsylvania, to fill the vacancy occasN
Toned by the appointment of Judge
Williams to the Supreme Bench.
The Selma (Ala.) Times is informed
that Mr. Representative Brantley pros
poses to commence long and brilliant
public career by removing the Court
house from Selma TO Cahaba.
The Grand Duke of Wurtemburg and
his nephew visited the Treasury vaults at
Washington the other day. They exam
ined the method of printing, which is
novelty to them, and remarked that they
had no such establishment in their cOun-
try.
The Office and material Of the Temps |
have been seized by the Paris |
police, and the publication of that journal |
is suspended The French Government
has commenced prosecution against other |
Ournals for alleged violation Of the press
aw.
A fire at Quincy, Illinois, Monday night,
destroyed two three story brick buildings |
on Hampshire street, between Fifth and
Sixth streets, occupied by Speigel, Them
as d Co, furniture warehouse, and Mr..
Kohn, auctioneer. Speigel Thomas d
Co.'S loss is $4,000; fully insured.
kOhn's loss is not reported
Mrs Nellie Chase, of Topeka, Kansas,
will be a candidate before the next Legs
allure for enrolling clerk of the House
,he was employed in the enrolling Office
asst winter. She is said to be well &C,
Iuainted with the duties of the position,
/ beautiful writer and well educated
On Saturday last, Judge Leavittiu the
United States Circuit Court at Cincin natl
'endered a decision in the case of GoOd~
ears administrator rs. Berry, Taft and
,ther dentists, sustaining the Goodyear
patent, and forever enjoining the de-
endants from the use thereof for dental
and ordering an account
Among other things, he held that the use
# the Simpson patent was an infringe
nent on Goodyear's patent.