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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-06
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, May 5.-Mr. Edmonds re-
ported Senate bill to grant pension to
Mrs. Lincoln, with recommendation that
it be indefinitely postponed. The bill was
accompanied with report, which was or
dered to be printed.
Mr.. Vickers reported adversely on the
bill to regulate the importation of immi-
grants under labor contracts.
MIR. Mcdonald reported with an amend
ment the bill authorizing mail steamship
service between New Orleans and certain
ports in Mexico.
Mr.. Vickers reported without amend
ment the Joint resolution authorizing the
Secretary of war to establish weather
guages, and have daily observations made
along the Mississippi river and principal
tributaries.
Adjournment.
House resolution for final adjournment
on the 4th of July was taken up on mo-
ton to refer to the Finance Committee.
Lost-yeas 10, nays 81.
The resolution was discussed without &C
ton until the expiration of morning hour.
I'm n SnarI.
The House Usage Indian land bill came
up in order.
Mr.. Morrill,, of Maine, moved to take up
the legislative, executive and judicial ap-
preparation bill.
Mr.. Edmunds made an Intellectual effort
to get the bill to enforce the Fifteenth
Amendment
MIR. Howe argued that the ranking bill
should take the precedence, and several
Senators insisted upon adhering to the
agreed understanding on the previous day
to take up Mr.. Morrill, bill.
Finally the Usage bill was taken up.
A Legislative ScandaI.''
Mr.. Morrill,, of Me-, spoke against the
bill, the passage of which he said would
be Legislative scandal He moved to re-
commit the bill with instructions to report
the bill for the removal of the Usage In
dams to the Indian territory, and the sale of
their reservation for cash, as other public
lands are disposed of.
Another Smart.
The bill was laid aside without action
and the bill to abolish franking privilege
came up as special order.
Mr.. Stewart moved to pass over the bill
in order to take up the next special order,
the bill to enforce the Fifteenth Amend
ment.
Mr.. Ramsey called for the yeas and nays
which were ordered and the motion lost,
yeas 25 nays 30.
Mr.. Morrill,, of Vermont, moved to pass
over the present business and proceed
with the Legislative Appropriation Bill.
Carried 26 to 81.
The Senate then adjourned.
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The Knoxville Chronicle of the Sd inst.
says:
From our numerous country friends who
were in the city yesterday, we learn that
the prospect never was better at this season
of the year for bountiful crop of wheat.
They also report satisfactory progress with
the corn crop, notwithstanding the wet
weather There is yet prospect for a
tolerable yield of fruit, and but little doubt
but there will be plenty for home consump,
ton. Apples have not been damaged any
bv frost that we have heard OF, aud this
fruit will be plentiful and cheap.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-06

Rufled pantalets are reappearing among
the misses of Paris-probably because the
sex are preparing to march over their
wrongs, ruff shod.
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FRANCE.
More EIcctEOneering.

PARIS, May The Journal 06icid con-
tains decree convoking the High Court
of Justice for the trial of those recently
arrested for implication in the plot against
the Emperor long before the issuance of
this decree. NJ. Olivier demonstrated the
existence of a revolutionary party having
for its aim the establishment of a demo-
cratic and social republic, the members OF
which were resorting to systematic Wifi
cations. cutrages, calumnies, outbreaks
and assassinations TO accomplish their pur-
pose. -
1t is reported that the Government has
demanded the extradition of Gustave
Flourens. on account of his completely IN
the plot against the Emperor.
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the second sale of lots by the North
Nashville Real Estate Company yesterday,
attracted another large crowd to their
grounds-the attendance being equally as
good as that noticed at the first sale.
The sale opened finely, and the bidding
for a while was spirited The first lot sold,
admirably located too, brought the hand
some sum of $685. per SCOT.
Towards the close the bidding was not
quite so lively, and after ten lots had been
disposed of. the sale was postponed.
The terms of this sale were as follows.
10 per cent. cash, and the balance in one,
two and three years with interest.
About one o'clock the company present
were invited to partake of a magnificent
dinner, which had been prepared at the ex-
pense of the company, and there was no
letting down" in this part of the days
performance. Everybody pitched in with
a gusto, and the al-absorbing question for
the moment seemed to be who could con-
sumo the most of the good things pre-
pared.
Below we give the transactions of the
day, with the number of lot, the front feet,
the price per foot, the amount of every
mans purchase, and the sum total, to-
wit
No IL, 674 feet, Emile F Loi-
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THE CITY.
THE NORTH NASHVILLE REAL
ESTATE COMPANY.
Another Large Gathering.

second Sale of Lots.
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Mr.. Paine, from the Committee on
Elections, reported bill regulating com
pensation in cases of contested elections.
Recommitted.
Civil Service.
The House then went into the business
of the morning hour, being the bill to
regulate civil service. After speeches
against the bill by Messrs. Peters, Niblack,
Morril and Maynard, Mr. Kelsey moved
to lay the bill on the table. Negatived.
Yeas 43; nays 104.
The discussion was continued by Mr..
Benton in opposition to the bill.
Amendments were offered by Mr. Arnell
providing that the bill shall apply without
distinction as to sex.
By MIR. Loughridge, looking to the equal
proportion of offices among States.
BY Mr.. O'Neill, to strike out the pay
ment of fees for examination and certi-
ficates
The bill and amendments, then, on Mr..
Jencke's motion, were recommitted and or
dered printed.
Paraguay.
Mr. Orth from the Committee on Foreign
Affairs. made report in the matter of the
Paraguay investigation, and gave notice
that he would call it up for action as soon
as possible.
Mr.. Wood presented the views of the
minority as prepared by Mr.. Sherman, and
Mr. Willard did not think there was any,
thing in the record calling for an action by
the House.
The Senate amendment to the House
bill limiting appointments of certain Off
GERS of the Treasury Department, was con-
Cured in.
Pouring Water in n Sieve.
The Senate bill authorizing the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company to issue its bonds
for the construction of the road, and secure
the same by mortgage, coming up, Mr..
Wheeler, moved to put the bill on its
passage, and addressed the House in advo-
cRcy of it.
Mr.. Hawley proposed to offer an amend
ment requiring that all the land granted to
the company be sold to actual settlers only,
and in quantities not greater than 100 acres
to any one person, and for price not ex-
ceeding $2.50 per acre, and made an argu-
ment supporting that proposition.
Mr.. Wilson, of Minnesota, opposed the
amendment and denounced the bill and
the land grant system as wrong in princi-
pie and an outrage on taxpayers This
road has already received forty-five million
acres of public land, and this bill proposed
to give it two million two hundred and
fifty thousand more. He supposed, how
ever, it would be passed, for he thought he
saw in that provision of it which required
American rails to be used on the road,
a combination between land spectators
and high protectionists, and he intimated
that Wheeler, Chairman of the Pacific
Company, had, in his other capacity as
Chairman of the Committee of the Whole
ON the Tariff Bill, lent his aid to the COM
binat1on.
Dilatory proceedings were continued
thereafter until 4:5O, when, by vote of &c
to G., the House adjourned until Monday.
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SIXTH DISTRICT.
(lATE JEFFERSON ClTY.)

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JOHN SCOTT, Commissioners.
WALTER ROCHE,

SUPREME COURT.--Int the mat,er Of the appl
Tor and IN Ssha az Of Re Msyoa Aldermen coSo ps
2 rsS ely % ST Y s 3gS
sIiy.t1ird street, in the city Of New YORK. ''u
we. the UNDERSIGNED Commissioners OF Estimate snd
notice 70 the owner or owners occupant or ocoupsn
Of Az houses and lots And improved or pnlmproyet
concern. TO vita -
ment aud that all persons inisrc.tca 10 these proceed
nGs In any OF the lands affected thereby and VIII,
Hs S R2asdd y az G ose
our Chairman. at the ONCE Of the Com nlssloners
before the th day Of October $50 and that We ~ S a.
d a.. Iep Scss ss n 9e' Is,
october, 1870, and for that purpose viii be In attend
ance At our ssid ONCE each OF said ten days at q
That the abstract Of the ssit estimate and ss...y
estimates, and other documents which were used Nv NJ
a m S Sqn P nIe been ,S Il The o
York, there to remain untl the seventeenth day OF 90
8, That the limits embraced by the s.scs.msu, sfors
said as follows to witt All those certain lots piecs
the following bound, or limits ths, m TO say begin
ming s the point o. Intersection 81 the centre line Of
running thence eastery alouk the centre line OF Fy
SorLefy seng the centre line Of ESh6 Avenue % n:
centre line OF MY seyeph street, thence westerly
point ian one hundred feet Westerly nom he west
ery line or sid OF the boulevard thence outhtily and
hsl street thence casery along the ceuIre line OF SEW
entyrs1 sEeei 70 the centre ine q ath avenue and
to the point or y ace OF BEGINNING aut,
T@ Court COR e y he se OF PC III
term thereof to be held before the Honorable Geores
City & y eS on he q
gay OF October $50 inc opening OF the Court on that
as counsel can be heard there oton will be mais
Af pa .ss ' Sew o. sasH.i $50
yh lMNfATHp ds1AtEEMtkESl.r Commissioner.
WILLIAM II. TRACY. !
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Y,sal Hoiit.l

SVPREME COURT.
dermen, and Commonslty OF the Ciy Of New YorE
''' TO TIL, EXTENDING OF
on INC ,Iorthes and soathery ,de' thereof iron -
''s' p''' IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
We: the undersigned Conlmi;s9net. u estimate and
notice to the owner or owners. occupant or occSpi S'
OF az houses and lots and improved or un.mpfJvo1
same and to ali Others whom may conSsrn 60 " Tue
"a We have SGmSleSa our estimate aqd
zone whose interests are affected thereoy and who n,
wrtihs duly verified sccotdns to law, yT lanes II
Coleman. Esq, our Chairman at the once Of the CON
city q New YORK. on or before tue d day OF sepeu
second-1 hat the abstract OF our said EstImat. an,
Ass.essment togeIaer WITH the map, an sl,9 al The
used oy Us IN making report herein. haze p'n de-
posited In the once Of Tie Department Of Public
the 9Th day Of October, D. SO mere 70 ''"'O until
ors.sd 70 70 s% % al So.e Its. pss
OF parcels Of land situate lying ana being SAID eii,
seS tn named r H..
5 Of d sc CENTRE Il IN. s
. S sns se me- aq9
street thence TO the centre line Of HOBO
ken street thence westerly along tbs centre line Of
souRefy along the centre ne Of wcst street 10 IN,
centre n ns e ss9 to & s. n Rs
way thence Zen n9rhs her. s9ns TIC esnrs line o, Broad
along The centre line Of Resde street the centre lin.
OF hudson street. and thence southcry along the centre
Inc OF Hudson street 70 the point or place OF Begin
fourth-1hM our repor, herein will be presented to
ca term thereof TO be held by the Honorable George
Civ % s % Ne sr eog or The MOs 81. Gs
OCTOBER $50 At ths opening Of the Court tnat
se can be heard heleon smotion will be made that To,
'a b. sssg Nos eSs Srk KSSa,, IL 1870
JAMES Il, COLEMAN, lo,..,.-
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a. AS kBA f6of P IF IS
.,,d!iHotUT9hdf 0EIhfREss TRAIss LEAVE cHAM
bhSSsr k hFsM u b s 81 Al IL rs A. H. p
ki.iSSbvs;ls hSb - = sr pAi5I; EE% XTb M
s EfFh EIkrfso TT9dhxSahHfsyRkE
Emo aHiog9ac to cLEyELAhNSpp ASD sAL Is
H. fHE So & b. hRsiS TRaS ,SfT ,$Sss 70
sPfHHfssRaAs1 HS1S tiA1a aR Dli lily
l,isSSi f.i, y.rvg and NAY Mo A NJ and $50 P NJ
For biiddefown and Wsy. At $50 =. NJ. esd Ct. Sill
ssS SSRds AND ' %sy az SO 'a e. SIS
Cad IT, sfTsq % a5d ~ ss .s ' ana '''r
81! srS' Fs. ard T T;sa 'na n sac II Ms
' .m tss bsre. .. ~. n Ss 'sq i
For Iscf.n,sst and nil.ds.. rom I'D y, Depot. 4,
f .%s en- st. bepOt'AM' Nj tai' ,'iA
, % So WA sSg r ~ 1 R's.
raISs op az IS9s and s s.turd Ssp Sa
so s t ss ~ .ss
ders for the checking aud transfer Of baggage may
@ T eT'Hts and "a AZ! mafsn
$50 Fulton ST. BIoOsyn Depos loot o, Chamber, e.
Long Dock Depot, Jersey CITY and of the Agent, at
'"o p''"'p'wy M' X BARR, General Passenger Agent
h.p RuckER, General Superintendent
MAY 2. BD
.Daily. tFor Hsckenssct only. tFor Permout only
NEW 6 SHORT R s8S To Sb ST Z ko,sis,
TOLEDO, WABASH, AND WESTERN RAILWAY.
fRfInS2SH e shissErno CARS
Ths compssg have Completed ,herins to the CITY Of
- Louis and equipned NE Same Win new and beautiful
day cara and the celebrated Pullman wagner palace
Steering cars, thus ahordinE the puollc qurk d.
rect attractive routo TO al points West and South.
west Close and reliable connections made In the Union
depot At Toledo with all trains leaving New york and
Inc Wabash line forms the only continuous route from
Lake Erie to The Mi.sissippi River, thereby avoiding
transfers aud detcntlon incident TO oth.r lines.
Tickets sold at all principal uc$et otices.
facilities. ". l. MALCOLM
General Passenger Agent, Toledo,
GEO.H nc HRON ,. General Supet inten dent, Toledo
W. PROBlNsON, General Eastern Agent, 25i Broad
way. Now YORK.
V'O THE SEA SHORE DIRECT.-sag narbor.
II East Hampton .Bridge Hampton, QUO que WestH amp
ton, per Long Island hslr9sd rom James slip and Sith
ASA, ~. Grecnport, sag Hsrbor. and ca Shore.
10 A. NJ, North Port, Huntington. and way stations
Pm; Hampstead. and way stations a., -
iso. North Port ZIP. stopping At principal stations.
$50 y. NJ. North Port Huntington, Hampstead, and
ESQ Z NJ, North Islip. and way stations
All trains connect with branches to Hampstead. Glen
Cove Locust Valley, North Port &C, &C.
on the road. SIS
I OW FARE for Albany and Troy from pier a.
1 spring al, daily Saturdays excepted, At6 l.. NJ
Deck SOC. including ro M tl'o including berta. u.
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Matglu,rp.

UMBRELLA AMI parasol lslhes and hoop skirt
~ nacnucry iorsale cheap, l.. kAIIlTk, - LII.
PsDard ~
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SUPREME col RT. In the matte. OF the appi.
= cs;iC- o, sae Department OF PaIlc raks Tor sad
N behalf q the Mayor, Aldermen, anu Commopaty Of
the city of New YORK. relative to the opening OF
ELEVENTH AVENUE.
From Ftty-uinth street to the Boulevard,
IN IHE CITY OF NEW YORK.

Puisuaut TO the ttaues IN such cuie made anf nro'
Ndcd, the Department Of Pablo Parks, In the name
and on behalf Of the Mayor. Adermen, an Go u.non.
atty OF TIE " OF New YORK. HEREBY give notice that,
N pursuance Of TIE act OF the 3gslaue pfthe people
u the state Of New York. entitled AN act relative
20 the powers and dutlcs OF the Comm Gen.
ira Park pa sci Arm g. iSi1 Ict-ntas being pro
sent and OF the act of said Leg-iiurc entitled An
act 20 alter The map Or nlan Of ceran portions OF tbs
city OF " York and for the laylng out and improve
mtnt OF the same" passed April u, 1871 threc.nftm
being present they I'd to apply to he supreme
Court OF the State OF New York, at Sp, cial fern
thereof TO be hell bef re the Hon race Albert Car.
dozo, justice, " the New Court House nj the Guy Hail,
In the city " New ORR, ModAy the tenth day OF
October $50 al the opening of the Court tIat daV
or soon there after counsel heard Tor thu
appointment OF Commss loners OF Estimate and assess
uent IN the Aboycentlled matter. That the nature
aud extent OF the Improvement hercby intended IL tho
opening OF even q, enuc from Flfyniuth street 10
tho Boulevard, IN the city Of New orr,
RI HARD O'GO sMAS,
Counsel to the Corporation.
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SUPREME COURT.
- Ia the matter OF the appliC alton OF the Mayor Al.
dermcn ANA Commonalty OF the city OF New York.
relative 10 the extending OF
PACK PLACE
westerly TO West srccrbv widening Robinson street,
on the norheI AMI southcry sides thereof from Col
lege place to West street,
II TIE CITi OF NEW Yo'K
VIC, the unde. signed Commissioners OF Estimate ma
Assessment IN the HbOye,ntuel matter, hereby GIVE
notice to the owner owners, occupant or Occup MS
OF all d uses and lots and I'm. roNcl OF unmpttyed
ards affected thereby, ana to oil others whom 1t mar
concern, To WITT
That sny person or persons who may cOnsiior them.
selves agg icyet 10y said estimate and assessment viii
he heard IN opposition to tne before us nj tno
once Of the Comm ssloneIs. No. " Nassau street
room ~. "a IN the cty OF New YorN on the utn DAY
Oc Der, 1870 twelve O'Clock 4. that day. aud
At the same hour OF each and every wock day nerce
and uclud ne the rfto cnth ~ OF october lsl
BAT d New Yors, September Is, 1870.
JAMES II COLEMAN
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Sbippluo.
A NCHOR l.INEPAsSAGET CKETs,

A NCHOR lINEPAsSAGET ICkETs,
TO and from any Railway station 10 Great Britain Ire.
land, Norway. sweden, Denmark, Germany. Holland,
Belgum, and the United states, by steamers sailing
weekly, for sale - -
- '' ~ ~ iESDERsos BROTHERS.
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Stwin1 iRatoIn,s.

1 LII KINDS new sewing machine tor sale. 60 rcnl
~ or exchange Aso, bought ana are good 30
on1han", N"iy cheap monthly payments lG th.A 4
I,OR SALE cAcap-Oue IIowe's letter u mncrue
Il II Gay 81, on WNrrcy place,
SEWING MACHINES, AL kinds at no Leonard
- a. rented ami s1ll "a IA "a h.y payments
SEWING machines GU easy terms, IN wor,'atB
= 18th H., near 81
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Hltttin1s.

NEW YORK HISTORICAL SO"IETY.-A
stated meeting Will lie he'd NJ te Library Tues.
DAY evening, Oct.l al o'Cioox, Benson !. Los ing
Lsq Will read paper Tho late DR. Alexander M.
drSun the nrst En-raycr on Woo m AmericA, with
bTiel lttOry Ol tue Art" ANDREW WARNER.
Recording Secretary.
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EOTO NcFARLASD'S BOOK STORE, glJ
" Broadway, near sd ~ There you will hnd All the
no" boots 81 thr DAY and all tue standard wOrks AHi
sk9 choice Euglbl. Irenen. aud Sc0Ich statloRerF,
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JOiIN SCOTT, Commissioners.
WALTER ROCHE,


SUPREME COURT.-Janes f. Ayid, a!dais
Hackett, Mary .wmsn a1mlnistrariK, Sc OF u ID .ot
llackett, deceased, the Department tor the Survey
s., OF Bulldogs IN the city Of New York, AMI Osea
ward.
In pursuance of judgment OF forec sure and sac
entered IN the sboSrentltlcd action, anil dated ne
Z day oi September. $50, l. james n. Coleman N.
kcferr" named Ia sIil judgment vii sell, Wloush
Roberts itunirs Aucuonerr, Al the EI'lanes
saie.to 3m 40, ~ BrosdwaS a the city Of New lorS
on lhe l;th day OF October $50 Al u O'Clock noon;
all that lot Of lanf situate In the fwent'th NARA oi
Tue CIV OF NcW YORK between the SINH an TclIh
avenues, aud bouh led southcry nv ihrty.nntn street.
.orthcIy % !he centre line OF tn" block bewren mr.
tynilth ana Fuiurth streets, caStrry b. hHr IraSl
parallel TO he Tenth avenue and distant one hunl
aud tWelty .nNe ect thrrcirom, westerly by ke
al line distant one hundred lee, from taid lrnth
avenue containing twenty hye feet width, ron aud
rear, aud nlneyrth l itet nine inches - depth ant
beng known ulOn the mao of the Glass House ID 10
la'e q otge Hapcbe bN tbs Number sol, VIII ch map
j. el IN - once OF the Re-iser Of the city Ald
Is OF New lorS.
Dated New York, September 49, $50
JAMES h.. CDLE'AN. Referee
CHARLTs d EyANs HiAlnufs' Atiorne
y OTICE Is hereby given tbu let',rs Of aImusu q
y ton on tat estate Of Joan L.. johnson, 10
ceased, have been grated to tho unris gu,d by u,
snrr,g.te q ths ,clt a ID cgunn Of New OK ~
n'ru AMI a. having claims inln.t lhg estate VII
q, ase present them to W A. A,Juii NrON
Administrator ~ Beaver ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-18

| for cents per square yard; less than eight
| cen inches wide, thirty cents per square
! yard.
On hair cloth known as crinoline cloth
| otherwise provided for, thirty per centum
| ad valorem.
On hair-pins made of iron wire, fifty Der
centum ad valOrem.
On analine dyes and colors, by whateyer
name known, fifty cents per pound, and
thiGty-tive per centum ad valorem.
On buttons and on ornaments for dresses
and outside garments made of silk, or of
which silk is the component material of chief
value, and containing no wool, worsted. or
goats hair, fifty per centum ad valorem
On silicate of soda, OF other alkaline
silicates, half a cent per pound.
On sporting gun-wads of all descriptions,
thirty-hve per centum ad valOrem
On nickel, thirty cents per pound
On nickel oxide and alloy of nickel with
copper, twenty cents per pound.
On watches, Weaknesses, watch move
ments, parts of watches, and watch materials.
twenty-five per centum ad valOrem
On watch jewels, ten per centum ad
valorem.
On live animals, twenty per centum ad
valorem: Provided, That animals specially
imported for breeding purposes from
beyond the seas shall be admitted FREQ
upon proof thereof satisfactory to tho
Secretary of the Treasury, and under such
regulations as he may prescribe: And
provided further, That teams of animaIs
including their harness and tackle, actually
owned by persons immigrating to ~
United States with their families from
foreign countries, and in actual use for the
purposes of such immigration, shall also he
admitted free of duty, under such regula.
items as the Secretary of the Treasury NAV
prescribe: And provided further, That all
animals brought into the United States
temporarily and for period not exceeding
six months, for the purpose of exhibition, o.
competition for prizes offered by any agri-
mitted tree of duty upon bond being Art
given, in accordance with regulations to he