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+ $. mARSHAL'S uONTTION.
Information in the United States Circuit Court
for the Middle District Of Tennessee,
April Term, 1870.


WHEREAS, r. McPhail Smith, ESQ.,, Attorney
General for the United States for said District,
hath filed his information in said Court, in
behalf Of the United States etc. and of all persons
concerned against one copper boiler, cap and worm
attached, Of which VIM. McA1ahon is the reputed
owner, alleging, amongst other things, that the
articles were seized in the hands of VIM. Mcmahon
as being forfeited the United States under the act
of Congress entitled San act to provide internal
revenue to support the Government, pay interest
on the public debt, and for other purposes" ap-
proved June 80, 1854, and the act amendatory
thereof, approved March 8, 1865:
Now, therefore, in obedience to the monition of
the Court, to me directed and delivered, do
hereby give public notice to all persons claiming
said property, or knowing or having anything TO
forfeited, that they be and appear before said Cir
cult Court to be held in the Federal Court room,
in the Capitol in the city of Nashville, the 9th
OF May, 1870 then and there to interpose their
claims. JOS. H. BLACKBURN,
apr21-1A q. 8. Marshal III. d. I.
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TENNESSEE BONDS were quoted in New
York yesterday at 592 for old and 554
for new.
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CORN CORN! CORN!

TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND BURLAP CORN
facturers' prices.
Full supply always on hand and subject to0e.
der. J. II. OARDEY, SON CO.,
jan 26u Ccsnel Broad and College.
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THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1870.

GoLD opened in New York yesterday
at ll4I, declined to l14s, and closed at
114k.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-05
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT
LIFE ASSOCIATION
OF TENNESSEE

AFFORDS THE CHEAPEST, SIMPLEST, AND
N most accommodating mode of Life Insurance
that is now offered by any Life Insurance Compa-
ny or institution in the State
Article VI, Sec of the Bylaws provides that
all members between the ages of 10 and Is shall pay
the sum of 81 cents; . and &c. 20 cents 80 and 35
90 cents 50 and 40, Loo 40 and As LILO; As and so,
1.3O; so and SO, l.5O.
The above sums are called for only upon the
death of a member of the Association; and when
any member fails to pay he she is stricken from
the roll.
The admission fee is $780, $3.50 Of which forms
permanent fund, to be invested by the Board of
Directors for the mutual benefit of the entire
membership. Any member of the Association,
who may desire, can act as a Soliciting Agent, and
will be allowed one dollar for each applicant who
becomes member. zrhe funds Of the Association
will not be consumed in the payment of heavy sal
aried officers or agents. The representatives of
deceased member cannot receive more than Five
Thousand Dollars.
Females are admitted to membership on same
terms as males.
Who is it that can be so unmindful or negligent
of the welfare and happiness of helpless wife,
helpless child, helpless mother, helpless sis
ter as not to be willing to occasionally contribute
out of his earnings the small pittance asked for
by this Association, in order to protect those
whom he holds most dear from the humiliating
necessity of looking to strangers and to the cold
and uncharitabe world for the ordinary necessities
and comforts of life?
For membership, or for copies of the Bylaws,
apply at the office of the Association, No. Cherry
street, Maxwell House.
JAMES WENTWORTH, President
A. II. HURLEY. Secretary and Treasurer.
E. R. GLASCOCK, State Agent.
NAL till June
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THE government sold one million of
gold IN New York yesterday at ll4.sO@
11471.
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FLECEION NOTICE.

NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL INSURANCE Col
OFEIcE No. 80 NORTH COLLEGE ST.,
Nashville, April Is, 1870.
An election viii be held at the Office Of this Com
pany ON MONDAY, ID May next, for the purpose
OF electing eleven Directors to serve the ensuing
twelve months. ED. HICKS.
spr19-td Secretary
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Stockholders Meeting.

OFFICE OF THE NASHVILLE AND DKcAIuRl
RAILROAD COMPANY,
Nashville, April 10, 1870
f1 Frs of the Nashville and Decatur Railroad
Company, for special purpose, will be held at
Pulaski, Tenn, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of May
next full attendance, either in person or by
proxy, is desired.
Stockholders viii be passed free to and from the
meeting, by exhibiting their certificates Of stock
to the conductors.
BY order Of the Board. g. W. SEAY
apr14-td Rocrefarv
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WALL PAPER /!
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE, No. 80 NORTH COLLEGE ST,
NASHVILLE, April 30, 1870. }
IT MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIREC-
"A tors of this Company, held this day, a divi-
dend of Five Dollars per share was declared, pay
able on demand. E. D. HICKS, Secy.
NAL 1w [Bl
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snCTAT. REUNION.

rTHE NEXT GRAND SOCIAL REUNION AND
i dancing party at the Ambrose Hall takes place
Thursday evening next, the Sth inst. Rare enjoy
ment and splendid dancing win be certain features
of the occasion. may3 81
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INCLUDING THE HYNES' HOMESTEAD, AN
Il elegant House with towers, bath rooms, speak
ing trumpets, water through the house and
grounds, and every modern convenience; large
greenhouse over natural cave; porter's lodge {;
abundance of shrubbery, including magnificent
Park Square, containing nearly four acres !;
the best opportunity offered in the city for
great speculation or splendid home.
2. Eighteen beautiful brick cottages with Mansard
roofs, six rooms each, well ventilated; complete
houses at moderate prices.
g. Desirable building lots in all parts of the adj
dition.
Terms liberal; one-fourth cash, balance in 1, 2
and years, with interest.
ADVANTAGES of the PROPERTY:
1t is one of the most central, accessible and
healthful additions to the city Flowers aud fruit
adorn each yard to the various houses, and water
introduced in each house. This is good oppor-
tunity for great speculation, the property will
be sold at the price it will bring. The terms are
very liberal Spectators, persons in search of de-
sirabe homes, laboring men, all invited to at
tend this great sale ON MONDAY, 9th of May
1870, at ii o'clock A. M, on the premises. Omni-
buses viii convey you to the grounds, and good
lunch will be prepared for your coming.
7. W. BARNES, Auetioneer.
BROWNS & OHEATHAM. Agents b
"a North Cherry street.
Persons DESTROYS of visiting the houses and
grounds will be shown them by Mr.. P. Brew, s27
Church street. apr26 ids
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FL o NJ &c -
On Tuesday, Third Day of May,

the following tracts of land belonging to the estate
OF B. c. Robertson, lying in Dickson county,
Tenn. on Harpeth river, six miles from Cumber-
land and thirty from Nashville, viz: Tract No. /,
containing 225 acres; No. 2, l2S acres; No. 3, l60
acres, with a small farm on it ; Nos. and 5, I69
acres each; No. 6, 1862 acres; No T. 122 acres with
farm of or 10 acres on it; No. g. 100 acres, with
an improvement of 8 to 10 acres with cabins and
outbouses These lands are all in one body, and
have been subdiyided to give small farmers
chance for home. These lands are covered with
fine, large timber much of which is poplar, and on
each tract there is suciency Of tillRble land for
a small farm.
TERMS.-One-fourth cash, balance In u, Is and
"a months, with interest from date. Lem retained
and security required. @
VI. IL. HOWELL,
Clerk and Master.
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| HAVING RETURNED

to my Office, No. 7sH Church street, Will be
pleased to see my friends and patrons, especially
those desiring dental operations
apr26 I'm s. ]. COBB, Dentist.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
QS0 REWARD.
STOP The THIEF!

Stolen from the premises of the subscriber,
four miles northwest of Lebanon. Wilson
county, Tennessee, on Saturday night, April
cen years old, l5K hands high. some col
lar marks, little reel-footed in the hind feet,
q. little lame in her left fore foot, and her
years old, Is hands high. collar marks, and one
hind foot white. viii give the above reward
for the detection of the thief, or will literally
reward any one giving Information that will
enable me to recover the property.
Address me at Lebanon, Tenn
may5tf p. s. LESTER
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For Sale Cheap in FreeTerritory
I ARGE TWO STORY BRICK, FIFTY BY
IL sixty-hve feet, on South Market. VIII take in
part pay, residence in city. Also improved and
unimproyed property in city, Edgefeld and coun-
try, very cheap.
A. II. L ". P. HURLEY,
roar29 II No. Maxwell House, Church 81.
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IT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED IN
Il this cause, that defendant, Angus Mckay, ia
. nonresident of the State of Tennessee:
1t Is therefore ordered that he enter his appear
ance herein before within the first three days of
the next term of said court, to be held the first
Monday in October next, qS70,l and plead, answer
demur to compliments bill, or the will be
taken for confessed to him, and set for hearing
parte and that a copy Of this order be published
for four consecutive weeks in the Nashville UNION
AND AMERICAN.
copy-Attest: MORTON B. HOWELL,
Clerk and Master.
Demoss & Malone, Solicitors for Complainant.
mas 1aw4t
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In Chancery at Nashville.

STATE OF TENNESSEE,
Office Clerk and Master, Chancery Court at
Nashville, Msy the 4th 1870.
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I'll. s. PEACH.
No. 95 Union street, Under New The.
IN alter.

Is prepared to give personal attention 10 all
work in Gas Fitting and Plumbing st the shortest
notice, and at lowest prices. Would be pleased to
see his old friends and customers and host Of
new patrons apo II
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PooM ron RENT, WITH BOARD.

LARGE AND AIRY ROOM, elegant for the
spring and summer, and suitable for family, may
yERANDA HOUSE,
apr29-d North Summer st,
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A. Stretch, Executor, etc, complainant, vs.. JobI
r. Berry, defendant
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-05
OccupationaI Ailments.

Fresh, pure air is q vitalizing elixir. Who
ever 10 dstarred by circumstances from unre
stricted access to this invisible but powerful
stimulant, needs medicinal invigorant Of some
kind. The great object should be to choose
the best. Popularity is pretty good guarantee
CT merit in this scrutinizipg and intelligent
age, and tried by this criterion Hostetter's
stomach Bitters stands fret among the invigo
rating and regulating medicines of the present
day. To the wants of persons engaged in in
door emplOyments, especially in crowded facto
ries where even with the best possible ventila.
ton the atmosphere is always in some degree
polluted, this salubrious vegetable tonic is pc
culiarly adapted. The nature of the iDgredi
ents is no mystery. Itconsists of an absolutely
pure ditfusive stimulant, tinctured-or rather
surcharged--witht the fluid extracts of sanatous
teots and banks and herbs. The phaImacoBGis
has its tinctures, but what are they The juice
OF only a single root or bark or plant is present
in zach. Not one of them combines the three
properties of a tonic. an Alternative and al
aperient All these elements are blended in the
Bitters; nor are these the sum of its medicinal
recommendations. II is also blood depurent
and an antispasmOdic.
The balefui effect which air that has been par
tally eXhau ted of its oxygen by frequent
breathing produces on the vital organization, IL
notorious, aud when to this devitalizud atm0s
phere is superadded the mephitic vapOr Of hot
air furnaces, It bosomes deleteTi0us and depress
ing in the extreme. To enable the system to
bear up. even for few hours each day against
the facilitating influence of vitiated atmos
phere, wholesome tonic and Alternative is LIT.
gently required This grand desideratum is
supplied in H-stetter's Bitters, which as a
Notwithstanding. health protecting agent has
no rival either amosg ofiicinal or advertised
medicines.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-05
IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT O
i Wheeling. .
Dewey, Vance & Co. l.. c,.u,.rr
Us. In Chancery.
R,.onl, Dnthoctar ~ nj \

Frank J. Rothacker ct al.
Notice is hereby given, that pursuant to o
decree made and entered in the above cause
by said Court, at the February term thereof,
will, as Special Commissioner, sell on aturday
the 9th day Of April, leo, ut public auction d,
the front door of the Court House Of ohio coun
~, the following described real estate, com
monty known AS "Rothacker's Brewery" TO
wit: Che south half OF lot No 90. situate on
the east side Of Market street, between Jetfer
son and Adams stre-ts, in the city OF wheeling
Said sale was decreed by said Court in order
lst To enforce O certain deed OF trust made
by Frank j. Rothacker and Elizabeth Rathack
or, his wife, in favor Of Samuel +. Black as
trustee dated September Goth, 1858, now OF
record In the Recorder Office Of Ohio county,
West Va, in deed book No. 80 conveying the
above described property in trust to seenre the
spms incladed in ten notes, pay able TO Francis
Hegner or order, all bearing date october LIST,
1858, the amounts and times Of payment Of the
same being as follows: one for 500, pay able
April lst, 1855; one for $3.50, payable April lst,
1854; one for sSls, payable April lst 1857; one
for S4g7, payable April lst 1855; one for si76,
payable April Ist, 1859; ono for Si55. payable
April lst, 1869; enc for si3l, payable April lat,
lo0l; one for Sll3 payable April lst, 1862 one
for 1892 payable April lst 1868, and one for
1911, payable April LIST, 1884. THE debt secured
by said deed is entitled to credits amounting,
principal and interest at October LIST, ls69, 10
S6i5l 10, anu the amount ol principal anu inter
est claimed to BIO due, unpaid and secured by
said deed of trust, for which sale will be made
is $1,000 with interest from October lst, 1859, due
10 j. N. Camden, rs surviving executor of Lewis
Steenrod, deCeased.) ID. To satisfy, out OF
the proceeds OF said SALE sundry judgment
liens upon the equitable interest Of said Ro
thacker in said property.
The terms of said sale will be one.third of the
purchase money cash in hand and the remain
der in two equal instruments, payable in six
and twelve months from the day of sale, with
interest thereon from said day, said deferred
payments being secured By the purchaser giving
his bonds for the Same with COED personal Sc
curity and by the title being retained until the
same are paid. ALFRED CALDWELL,
mari I'd Special Commissioner.
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FOR RENT.

WHAT SPLENDID BUSINESS STAND,
/ southwest corner of Market aud Monroe
streets, now occupied by Adams Express Co.
Inquire of
mai3tf HARPER a. BIO.
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I.aughiin's Infant Cordial
The Child's Cure when
TepfhinR.

Sottens the gum, allays the pain, reduces in.
Aanmation, controls the bowels, curing sum.
mer complaint, dysentery, diarhea, fstulency,
&C., 60, Sc. We recommend the Childs Cure
with every confidence that it will give entire
satisfaction. We only repeat the expression Of
many of our friends. and can assure every
Mother that it is a remedy perfectly safe and
efficient more desirable 10 relieve Pain or Cholic
than Paregorlo or Godirey's Cordial, with the
additional merit Of being particularly adapted
for the little ones at this trying period Of life.
Try 1t and be convinced.
Laughlin's Infant Cordial. Mothers will find
IL very valuable. The Child viii be relieved,
get into gentle sleep and wake up cheerful
happy and feeling comfortable. We guarantee
each bottle, and will refund the prizes Of every
bottle not doing as We represent. Price, 25
cents per bottle.
LAUGHLIN, SMITH CO., Props
Wholesale Druggists, Main Street.
mil Wheeling w. Va.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
N RRlI,ay. TuR rSr nav ne

4
'APKlL 1870, at the trout door of z. Nc.
Donald's store, in the town of Burton, Wetzel
equity, West W at 10 O'Clock, A NJ, bv virtue
Of deed OF trust made aud executed TO me, by
Justus Eakin and Elizabeth NJ. Eakin. bis wife,
Josephus Eakin, Jr., and Achssh kakin, dated
on the sth day of July, 1861 and duly recorded
in Deed of Trust Book No 2, page 81, in the Re.
corder's office for Wetzel county, West Va,
will proceed TO sill to the highest and best bid.
der, J6r cash. two hundred and fifty nine md
tn 60 fourth acres Of land on the waters Of Fish
creek, Wstzel county. West Va about one-hali
mi West OF Burton, on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, adjoining lands of reter Barttugs
h. rs, ID. :. Remley, enry Church. VIM. An.
derson and Others, and being the same land con.
vsyed by Josephus Eakin to Justus Eakin and
Josephus Eakin, Jr., by doed dated -, and
duly recorded in the Recorders Office for Wetzel
county, W. Va, to which deed reference is here.
BY made for full description of said lands which
decd was made to secure to William Swift the
payment of eleven huudred dollars, evidenced
BY note gearing date on the eighth day ofJuly.
1909, and payable to said VIM Swift or order
six months after date for sllOO 90, on which note
no pay ment has been made The amount Of prin.
cipal and interest claimed to be due on the day
OF sac is sI,il5.sO, for which amount the sale
will be made VIM. v. H0GE,
mhloaw a. Trustee.
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SPLIN

Gustave Dore will arrive in America
before May.
What shoald elergymen preach about
Say fifteen minutes.
The British Astronomer Royal has q
salary of fl0OO year.
Fashion reporters take opera glasses
to church in New York.
There are twelve men at large in New
York who have committed murder.
Somebody calls baby "The Home
Methodist"
A man has been fiued $50 in Buffalo
for selling explosive kerosine oil.
Why would spider be good cores
pondenti Because he drops lire by
every post.
A London Court has compelled hus-
band to pay for cigar case and TO-
bacco pouch, bought by his wife for her
lover.
A couple of Englishmen have made
the ascent of Mouot Blanc in January,
and come down alive.
At Bristol, Tenn, q crazy man insists
upon attending church with his fiddle,
and no one dare meddle with him.
A brave husband is Peter Fuller, Of
Delaware county, Indiana, who, getting
frightened at what he thought was
ghost, crept to the back side of the bed
and made his wife lie before him.
The Historical Society of Will county,
Illinois, has taken steps to procure for
preservation photograph of every SOL
der who went from Will county.
Richard Grant White, whose appall-
ing wisdom in grammar and Shakes
peare has given a shock to the nerves
of so many steady. going pesple, in the
last GALAXY speaks of Mark Authony's
funeral grafton over Caesars remains,
in Julius Caesar" as having been de-
livered by Brutus!
The people of Ottawa, Canada, have
filed two columns of local paper with
conuudrums called ont by the offer of
silver watch, FIVE dollar bill, and q
photograph album as prizes for the
three best ones They are terribly dull
reading.
A gentle Quaker had two. horses, a
very good and very poor one. When
seen riding the latter, it turned out
that his better half had taken the
good ono. What said a sneering
bachelor, chow comes it that you let
your wife ride the better horse 7" The
only reply was, Friend, when thee be
married, the'll know"
A few nights ago, s policeman, who
had been appointed to watch certain
grocery store in Pawtucket, Rhode Isl
and, detected a man entering about
midnight, apparently as though be had
a perfect right on the premises. Ga be-
ing arrested and put on trial, the in
truder explained his conduct, and the
fact that be had key, by the statement
that the proprietors of the store had
hired him to "make butter out of lard"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-05
INDIAN MATTERS IN THE
SOUTH WEST.
View. of General Hazen.

ST.. LOUIS, March 4-General HaZen,
commander of the Department of Kan
sas, arrived here yesterday from the
Indian Territory, and furnishes the Re-
publican with an account Of the affairs
of that country. He says all the tribes
of Indians of the southwest held coun-
Gil st Antelope Hill in December, at
which it was generally agreed that a
war of determination should be inaug-
urated against the whites in the spring.
The policy has been changed, and since
then the Arrapahoes, Klowas, Chey-
enD.s and other south " estern tribes
have been peaceably inclined. With
care on the part of the Government good
order may be maintained. An import
ant council of all the wild tribes that
remain viii! be held on the North Fork
of the Canadian river, on the 10Th inst,
uader the auspicss OF Superintendent
Doag, the object of which Is to secure
peace among he tribes Of the State to
each other. Tue prospects of success IN
this direction are quite good.
The Quaker mission is extending its
influence and working benefit to the
Indian Reservation.
The infiux of railroad agents begging
subsidies of land for railroads are dong
much harm and endangering the INFER
ests of The whites now settled In that
county. 1t has become such nuisIncs
that the Cherokees have commenced
warning the whites TO leave their terri
tory. The contemplated acton of Con.
press, renovihg the Indians and open
ing their lands TO general settlement,
ia opposed by the mass of the Indians,
they claiming that the result would be
the reduction of niDe-tentbs Of them 10
beggary in FIVE years through the trad
ing and cheating propessities of the
whites. The more intelligent acknowl-
edge the country tso large and un-
wieldy for their use and favor cur
tailment of the reservation to about
one eighth their present dimensions,
giving members of the tribes who
chose to become full and complete citi-
zsHs, their lands selected by themselves
say one section to each, and the rest
to be placed upon reservations under
the same arrangement as now. The
vast tract of country thus freed from
Indian claim, and to be thrown open to
settlers in this manner, it is claimed
that the former pledges of the govern
ment will be carried out and a much
better state of feeling will exist than if
the Congressional scheme is practically
initiated By many it is thought the
fallacy of an Indian nationality should
be destroyed, but there is no benefit TO
be derived from interfering with the
distinctions and usages of the different
tribes.
General Hazen states that the couu
try through Southern Colorado and New
Mexico is rapidly settling up, and that
before another year is over every valley
along the southern tributaries of the
Arkansas, from Fort Lyon to the noun
tains, will be dotted with colonies SINH
lar to those which passed through here
o short time since, en- route for the Wet
Mountains. He describes the country
westward and southwestward of Fort
Lyon as capable demonstrating snimmenseI
population and rich in agricultural aud
mineral resources.
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ROASTED COFFEE,

A FRESH LOT OF SUPERIOR QUALITY,
n prepared by Us. Green Coffee used, Sc.
iected with care and is sound and pure. See
that our name Is printed on the package.
feb26 HENRY K LIST a. Co