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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-14

DROPOSAlS FOR bTATioi'hhh'
DkrAarNIsr or srArH. NAY q, 100,
Sealed proposais for Furnishing STATIONERY for
no yoaE sndnH June ~ lsI1 lin - reoeiyed ~ thls
Department until ths Asth dAg d Juns. 100, at u
,ihsaf ioan, for bidding viii DO iurpl.hsd uDOn SD
he BIDS vI DO oou.ldorsd ana accepted or rcJsotsd
Item BY. OF. 90 90. G .,. n. .H.-.." ..ls. ..a
ContrAots mast be eEoeutsd 10 tho saoosasfui bddsrs
within ton days after being called upon - 70 do .
Tho articles contracted for must be furnished from
te 10 time during tho year, In quantities pursuant TO
oaiens from the nppartmsne The entire Quantities
will however,, be callaA for during the Tear. .a
Zach propOsAl must be signed by tho Individual or
Ann making " and be accompanied ~ . bud nth
sgiac9nt gq.oueal pun equal 2 nm pes efah o.
pbeoT u Ito district n rlsh he reside Or DO
buslnosi % 1onn % be furnished b. the DspaImsnt
oondluonnd upon The eneeuon Pf oentraot foe iaI,
nishns such p0riona o. tho Articles may be awarded
nnder IT. and tho pariounanoo o. Tie same.
All deliveries vii be subject 70 lnspeotiou By
port detailed for the purpose BY the Secretary oi State
and to delivery o. Inferior article viii DO doamsd
sufficient 70 annu the oontrAot 81 tho Option Of
n,e enasSv onS DepHr''Ecn'
Ths fsliaIo % oonpb With Any 600 order undsr ths
contract VIII operats f0rsltuFe oi the entire pen
Ally Of The bond the Secretary 81 State mag direct
tho purchases - ppen Arkat q such quAntea q AnJ
Articles shall be neeesaaJ 10 supply the dedoienoi
caused BY suoh failure, and charge 70 the contraction
oesssy g psy or sne Tsa Hnh ahAh DO found ne
Proposals. unAccomPanied By satlsiaotory bond VII
not be considered, and contracts will DO awarded onlJ
p established mAnufae.ureu Il q dealsrs n shS AZ
1 uclea, ....# Rfr s.H hAMLION hlShf %.
/ me- eoAh osohetA4l u btAAaf
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Proposals.


49,. GEon1EfovtJ. D. a., MAY q, isap
Sealed prernaals ior buldina The apcrstru6turq of
the West and street bridge over E0ck crook VII 'be
Ieeeiyed untH June 9th, Inclusive. nddfnslsd FnFi
and inforscd. Propoaals for Inn BFidee. III
Plhn' spssliieaions and form a prupo.ai Gan bs
UhhrTe. Pr ~ 49, :
Tue right TO ysIsst any va Il r...r,cd. ..f..'
by ordar Of thu coulinttteaL n y. BOWEN,
Mayor q Mashnaton.
- III. n. SWEENY,
NJ. MAYOR of ueotReiown.
June %, tnclnsiye aF'@' y '''''' INV"
liy onler Of The ...H UnMnfTsrRR
te3die6AoodioaD
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-14
Proposals.


OETrtr DEroT oUAprth,tlsrEnl
L,1.-.-, untqaqo, nIsE May 81, ls7O, \
this once uptil y b, THURSDAY, the s1ih DAY d
jane l80 for Furnishing the Stationery rniuired A
Headquartofs MiiItary DivI1ion o. the Mis.oud. II
Oeless9 Ilin2Ia ios :, one q reg from, july iso
frSpe,ss 70 b ndorssd -rrpe.ila rot STATIONERY"
Byofder % Byt, Maigf General y. a. RaekeI, A. o.
~ ~ ,yhief q ~ ME- Ne JAn$ IithisS,
pRoPOsAfs FOR FiOUR
HsnilulroLra AHpntAty Ism, June 2, te17.
kealed propdala IN daplicair for TIRE supply o. the
rsp. q VT. htssnal With lloar from JufI lse, 70
pruniulo. - L f. TIIl1a wv rtTI ". l..T
Tho glpur 10 be dstprpa m saoh aaaattltes a. MAJ
20 isu ufss 70 tss sssired snd 81 sls dsya = ssa
be de.Gnaiod By the Ossamandlng ohoar, :. sliIi.
Pruppaala should Be IN duplieate, sealed, aad I'd
dressed 70 the Qolnnlandha Oaeeg, 1nAianapolia
AIsgnal and ganstea .Propo.ais nor Elouns they
M JuiS y sssh 'ss slSss - are 1s. y psus
us Cap, and Bre,. Major oosnIss, ana X 'oije4s.
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DRoPosAIs PoR MAIL BAGS.
R &C, or3gs 9E l..

wlsAtNoruN, ID, o., June ., 1e7n y
PropoaAs will be received AZ this Department hntn
Yocock o. n, tho 11th day Of July I5iO for furnish
Ing and deverinE, Within thros months thereaiter At
R Post ohse. Ia Oils eliy, tWo Thousand NAL Peaches
eafsrynes made e stf9nE nd closely wgyse SETON
circular bottom, iron rngs fan tvo Inches In DIANE
teri for handles, and light and ha1bls mouth piece
that can bo eAqy and securely fAstoaed WthA paddock
riso, narrow leather strap nyated or permanently
Attached TO Afford rcaty means 81 pnrnlnE up OF
EhthsrihE pouch N ths mlddlsi Or 10 oon1trictsd
IN any mAnnsE bast AlApted % the o. the mail
catching AppaEAtns o. the railway mall sortee vPe
enen ppnoh. showing pneulas6 what "A offered 10 be
furnished must Aeennpany each prOposal such Of the
epodinhena anbmittsd - with aAfety and oOnvo.
Tor II The prices Tor vhich tiSy we're onered.
. Ever proposal must DO accompanied with bond %
hIe hOua1ad DOLLAR ehssa'ed N ne bidder md tyo
fosta stsr OF The pAec q their residence and eond,
oned 70 ths falfllnent e such proposal accepted
A decision on the speeimens And proposals win DO
made before the 18th day u July, BIO. III
hfoposAla should 9s ineosedi An envelope, lndoTsed
senond Assiaiaut Postmaster GgngrAl
asNAn Nh .s JURY A. 3; ylsisa W -,
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PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES

pRoPosAIs FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.
oTSTcE on rHEAO 81
FonT PnTni.F, hAINE, May ", hsiQ .
Sealed prupoaah 10 duplicate, with COW Of this i'd
yersement attached 70 each and saIapaa Of each ~
ee, are Invited and WIN BE- rcoelyed a. thu once until
o'elook ,. ms june H. Tor snpptpk the Subalsienoo
peparmsnt q this WIN The fol0wlns spbsistenos
FORK, prime mes, l,aso Poandas
F1OUt "a bArrola, 10 quality oQnAl 70 extra family
BEANS, NhiiA, so ponds. .HH.. I'd ...
COFFEE, green RIO, 900 pounds. .T IT,. d. 20
SUGAR, brown. ~ pounds.
SUGAR, crushed, 90 pounds.
VINEGAR, pure eidor. 70 GAllona a..
LAID OH winter, % gallons
LAMP WICK, 10 balls - -. 4.
The above Hrtsiss 70 30 delivered at tbs post free Of
IN eA,o Of failure or dohelsncy In quality quantity
az the above mentioned ARTICLES then the A. o. T. At
Fort Pruble Maine shAi have power TO supply the do
heney ~ rarohAse ard the contractor win 10 charged
With the differences % cost 10 ~ =. .
Zach bid must ba accompanied BY guarantee signed
By two responsible persons and In case tho BID Il sc
copied and the contract entered into theJ VII leeone
eHEuig " sam sqnAl y qna hAli W 'asease
No I'D viii bo enfaftAnad that q not made 10 ae-
| eordAnoe With this Advertisements - :
The Goyomment reserves The right 70 roioot any or
| all bids resardod ~ disadvantagooua.
BIDDER have he privilege Of bong present at the
PToposala must DO addressed 10 the undaruEnod and
lndorsed Proposals. for subsistsnee slorsa.,",
myIstd Lat IA So kTtiilsl9. A US.a
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.lE.a Railroads 49,
,RxANDRA IoUDoUN AND iIAMpsnIRR

A LExANDRn Logp9gna AND HAMPSHIRE
Ia spTing ,9bedalo. befnnss ns,Sh ~ 5l9 Tgo
sad A.H.on Leave Alsssn,Sas =. % "a p; md d.,
fsss. iisnItsn a - a ", md ISIS D. m kFrso a.
ks..ia 4, . ? M III s IA p N, IN ~, 4 M
iilos s ,oSi q asaoa VIA ksnap ds Inc q
Ccsohss ioS PuTcoliyilie saieksr.ylllsi BsTls snd
inch iss,o rSsssuia SsS W NIsdisSufs
\ .vza dsas,si Tieis. Es.u.
TaRoggiaiIIii dBIEf iS NV SsYYI9sI RS
Il ..-,.- Mtsgss,aros, =, l s ~ aeon,
IN, OK s sssS. 4 IS I &
Lave dan, t sSs sasdssJsi IL H lsaS and
ON attgnAv ~ = ..# rs
Leays ar Nov York al 800 y M and Faa'iaphi. at
&c :tS e; Ss q F Fs.SsS. s.s 'P SS .,
Bsstsn be had 1t the ssAoa Oaos At all hours Of
.s6saaiS $ssssS %.sSisstsa. EsIiToSs ksS;go'
L.I.- Masler o. Transportation.
l. ~ COLE, General Tiaket Agent
gEO.A Z. k0ONTl, Agent. NasinEton.
IL AGTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD. 90
md filS Gisr siS nov run !;
- 90, Tor gAIyIMogE, ,~,s.
a. and ; % ISL 81 St Il w %I4 JfRHr1oSs
Leave daily, except SUNDAY, Al SO and 20 a M
- ana ''S p HfoR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave A. 60 Andg q a. y. Ahd2 20 p M No train 10
ORION AnnApO'i' "a an Spss 11SbAy.
FOR 8AITtMQnR
Law "is f 4 n NJ ff sSs ! ~ Pm
LS.E' n 4 " p sPS e t 90 f,t N Ry
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[A;LIL@IIi5
JOY FOR ALLlII
BALM or LIFE DEPOT,

. H..r BALM OF LIFE DEPUTJ
T CoRNER or Ninth AND II srnEHrs. \
wAHmNurON, ID, o., June a ielO. y .
TIE public are Informed that because the 2 AIN or
LIZ has beo0uie toilet article Of general and
becso0f the liberal patronage and tho fact that four
bottles sold for sanitary purposes 70 one foe curing
specific diseases liz proprietor responds 70 the 9eeT
ofi of his patrons and those who have
TONED the OF the bottles by furnishing othsr. p
psT Dat larger without Of price AdnltsT-
Alipa Of the BALM, Hereafter the BALM OF tIfE
will 10 furnished In quart bottles DuuEEiata having
tho original may exchange for the new bottles
4, A COOK, Dseoverer and PrupTtetor
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-14
HEALTH
Is WITHOUT PRICE.

u Will relieve suppressed Monaos rollsye an main a.
ne m2nthy Issiodr cure RheumAti.na and Neural
gA % Back and Uterua Loucorfhdea "FhltaI And
partial ProlApsus Utor check excessive How and cor
rgot AZ teEulartiea peculiar 70 ladies Il will remove
nss1 pnIiy The Bood give tone and strength 70 he
whole Vstem clear tho skin imparting rnay hue 70
the check and oheerfuneas 10 tho mind II Z a. surS
heufe In all the above diseases Qunine In UhiIis
end foSer Laftss hsutaslfss Of all the abosn
dseAsos siAs revealing their complaints 10 any per-
son which = aweJs moLubtnE 70 theI Prtds and
and the clergy For tall pArticulars, hstory o. dE-
eaao, and certificates OF h wonderful reader
IL Ieferred 10 tho Wrapper arpund the bottle.
For sale by CHARLES sTOTT.
VIZ. BRowS i mo, baltimore.
y mf3teodl p L----- Mholesale Agents
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49,. FqnT wLpnEx, MS. Ma L. I'm "
Propossl' 70 dupiiesie Nih COW d ihl. sdysrtiss
pelosk. m, tho 18Th n june iso m sSnpi,,ns
tho following OommlFJ storos 10 the troopa n thl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-14
Steamship Lines.


EoR MOUNT VERNON. Lg i
Tho steamer ARROW Capt Thomas stAchpolo,
leaves har wharf, foot Of Seventh street m-e-
DAILY, fs5ssgi hgsd 2, at Y a vi e :. 5l,,z
Alexandria, Forts Foote and MaahinRtgn, mNrshan
Hal, Maryland White House and lone. Virgtnia, re-
= gs'TIIs = - Jas. Sykes gsnI sup't
jalA asa"f s. ~. Oaioezwillard's Hotel.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-14

who have injured themselves ~ certain praetee M
dnged IN when AisnoA habit Frequently learned trofn
nlaty fet whom Asleep, and not cured tssde!
marriage Impossible, and DESTROYS both MIND AND pooJ
-ahould apply Immediately.
What p5 that young mar the hepe ~ ~ cum ,s
ad prospocis and enjoyments Of life, BY the conse-
qusrea q deyiAtng from the path OF nature, and M
dhlEng In certain seorvs habit such p'rons hOAi'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-14

DHUFUoAIo FUH UUItNs y IT T ""
HEADoulHr1Hs DrrlnrNENr or Tr1Asl
OnuH QUAHrTfsfAsrTnp OTrIcT, Z
AUSTIN, TENAa, Nay q 1870. }
Sealed proposals.. In tripeAta viii BE- rposiycd az
this once until u m, on MkDNKSDAN, the 18th Of
June, ts7O, for furnshlnF such quantlaa OF Corn
may Be- required from july 1910, 70 July %, ihf, al
zach Of the following named posts In ToTaa;
Austin, T ."".. Fort CLARK,
Fort Davis, Fort Mcintosh,
Fort pullman, Jefferson,
Fort Bliaa, Fort Oonoho,
Fort Duncan, Fort heKhvelt,
FORT Richardson. Rlnggold Bauaeka,
90 Port Brovn, ban Antonio, z.
a. Fort Grimm, Waco, .
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A FIRST.CLASS MISSION GOING
BEGGING.

| Just before the appointment and con-
firmation of Mr.. Frelinghuysen, the New
York World stated that Grant ex-
perienced great difficulty in getting some
one competent to fill the place to accept
the position of Minister to England, and
that no first-class statesman would accept
the mission because of the manner in
which the Grant administration was con-
Quoting the Alabama negotiations. Mr..
Frelinghuysen seems to have acted upon
this idea, for instead of accepting the
mission TO which he. was promptly con-
firmed by the Senate, he made every eff
fort to prevent Grant from comforting
upon him the appointment, and has stead
lily refused to accept it since his confrma-
ton. The Newark advertiser publishes
the following letter, which settles the
question
NEWARK, n. j., July 81, 187O.-To His
Excelency President Grant: Permit me
to express my appreciation of the dIstin-
guished honor done me in my appointment
as Minister to England, anhonOr the more
valuable because originating with one
whose confidence I SO highly prize.
Ireceiyed the official notification of my
appointment on Friday, the 22d inst.
Since then, and before, l have deeply
and disinterestedly reflected on the ques-
ton whether it was my duty to accept the
office. And having come to the conclu-
sion that it is not, | regret that the tele-
grams indicating the result to which /
have come-sent, the one on the morning
of Thursday, the 18th inst, as soon as
the rumors of my possible nomination
took shape in the press, and the other on
the morning of the 18th, as soon as l
heard of my nomination--did not reach
their destination in time to lead to the Sc
lection of another than myself for the
position,
Although my mind was fixed on this
subject when l telegraphed, yet the most
grateful vote of the Senate on my con
firmation, which am aware was to de
gree the result of a natural kind feeling
toward a recent associate, and also an
expression of views as to the national
policy, has led me carefully to review the
subject.
In view Of my domestic relations and
duties, which was gratIfied to find in
our recent interview you appreciated, my
own distaste for diplomatic position and
my conviction thaGth are others better
suited 70 the office, am brought to my
first conclusions, and shall forward my
letter declining the office to the Secretary
of State.
While l regret that my efforts to avoid
the public association of my name with
this Office were not successful, you will
please permit me again toexpress my high
appreciation of the honor conferred. am
with much respect, your oOedient servant,
FREDK. L. FRELINGHUYsRN.
The Advcrti8er says: "Acting upon
a sense of duty, and with desire to re-
lieve the President, the Senate and him
self of all complications, he earnestly en-
-deavored to secure the withdrawal of his
name. The rapidly approaching close of
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North CARnI.INA

On the 18th inst. Judge Brooks, of the
United States District Court, released all
Kinks prisoners brought before him, about
twenty-three in number, among whom
was Mr.. Josiah Turner, Jr., editor of the
Raleigh Sentinel. There was no proof
submitted that they had been guilty of
any crime. About twenty others held by
Kirk were taken before Judge Pearson,
the Chief Justice of North Carolina.
This appears to have been done at the in
stance of Gov. Holden, and Judge Brooks
granted rule against Kirk to show cause
why an attachment shall not issue against
him for not making sufficient return of
prisoners, for whom he Judge Brooks
had issued writs. These prisoners were
hurried off to Raleigh to be brought be-
fore Judge Pearson. 1t is likely Kirk and
Holden may yet get themselves into
trouble. When Holden saw that his game
of setting aside the civil law was uncere-
moniously ended by the prompt action of
Judge Brooks, he sent for Judge Pearson,
who arrived in Raleigh on the 18th inst,
when the following correspondence was
made public:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, STATE OF
NORTH CAROLINA, RALEIGH, Aug. 10, 1870.
To the Honorable r. NJ Pearson, Chief
Justice Supreme Court of North Carolina:
Dear Sir: In my answer to the notices
served upon me by the Marshal of the Su
preme Court in the matter of Adolphus
G. Moore and others, erpGrte, stated to
your Honor that at that time the public
interests forbade me to permit Col. Geo.
w. Kirk to bring before your Honor the
said parties; at the same time assured
your Honor that as soon as the safety of
the State should justify it, l would cheer
fully restore the civil power, and cause
the said parties to be brought before you,
together with the cause Of their caption
and detention.
That time has arrived, and have or
dered Col. George w. Kirk to obey the
writs of habeas corpus issued by your
Honor. AS the number Of prisoners and
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witnesses is considerable, would suggest
to your. Honor that it would be more con-
venient to make return to the writs at the
Capitol at Raleigh. Col. Kinks prepared
to make such return as soon as your Honor
shall arrive in Raleigh. -F rr-
With great respect, your obedient ser
want, W. w. HOLDEN, Governor.
To which Judge Pearson replied as fol-
lows:
RALEIGH, Aug. 10, 1S7O.-To His Ex-
cellency, Gov. Holden: DRAR SIR
Your communication of the 18th inst. was
handed to me by Mr. Neathery.
l will be in the Supreme Court room at
o'clock A. NJ, 10Th inst, to receive the
return by Col. Kirk of the bodies of A. G.
Moore and the others Gin whose behalf
writs of habeas corpus have heretofore
been issued by me) together with the
cause of their arrest and detention. 10,
Receiving the return after the delay to
which you allude of several weeks is not
to be taken as concurring on my part in
the necessity for the delay, or assuming
any portion of the responsibility in regard
to il. The entire responsibility rested on
you. was unwilling to plunge the State
into civil war upon mere question of
| time.
With great respect, your obedient serv-
ant, r. NJ. PEARSON,
Chief Justice Supreme Court.
1t looks very significant that Pearson
had long interview with Holden on the
,
with the Chief Justice at bis hotel on the
| 10th inst. g. ..h
A letter has been received in Washing
ton from Raleigh, which says the Demo
Gratis contemplate the impeachment OF
Holden on the assembling of the new
Legislature. They state that they have
abundant testimony to secure his removal
from Office by that means.
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CALI F0 eNeAsrIS5sse fH e

tn tho Hem Ocratic ana CohsSs'$e'O
voters of the state OF tennessee
On the second Tuesday in November
rovt the important elections for Members
of Congress, Governor of the State, and
Members of the Legislature will be held
It is deemed of the highest Importance, in
order to secure the complete ofFthrow of
the political party which has for several
years ruled and almost ruined us, that
there should be unity of action among the
Democratic and Conservative party of the
State in those elections.
The Executive Committee appointed by
the State Convention held in this city on
the 9th day of June, 1868, have, therefore
for the purpose Of preserving harmony
in our ranks and promoting unity of &C
ton in those elections resolved to call a
convention of the Democratic and Conserv-
alive party of the State to assemble at the
Capitol in this city on Tuesday the 18th of
September next at II A. NJ. for the pur-
pose of nominating a candidate for Gov
ernor, and taking such other steps as may
no necessarv tn. secure the thorough or
ganization of the party. The several
counties in the State are, therefore
requested on or before the 1st Monday in
September to appoint delegates to that
convention. GEO. j. STUBBLEFKLD,
Charm State Ex'tive Committee.
NASHVILLE, Aug. G, 1870. .--
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

UNHIs Is To GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON THE
i 18th day Of August, A. D. 1870, a warrant in
Bankruptcy was issued against the estate of Benja-
min &. Gold, of New Providence, in the county Of
Montgomery, and State Of Tennessee, who
has been adiudged Bankrupt on his own
petition: That the payment of any debts
and delivery of any property belonging to said
Bankrupt, to him, for his use, and the transfer
of any property by him are forbidden by law:
That meeting Of the Creditors of the said Bank
rupt to prove their debts, and to choose one or
more assignees of his estate will be hold at Court
of Bankruptcy, to be holden on the 9th day OF
September, A. D. 1870 at 1OH O'Clock A. NJ, at the
Office of the Register in Bankruptcy, before Alex
ander s. Bradley, Esq, Register.
T. J. HARRISON,
aug23-It Q. s. Marshal, Messenger.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-23

THE English Mission is going a begging.
Frelinghuysen will not have it; Trumbull
will not have it; no man of character
seems inclined to expose himself to the
treatment which Motley received from
this administration. 1t is reducing itself
to the necessity of employing only men
like Washburne and Sickles to represent
II abroad
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-23

The Iowa Radical State Convention
tried to dodge the tariff question. The
New England Radicals favor protection,
while those of the West want free trade;
but the Iowa Radicals are "neither for
nor against the mill dam. - ."-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-23

The Germans in this country are very
enthusiastic over Prussia. And now the
German ladies of Newark, N. j., are
giving private theatricals in aid of Prus-
clio
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-23
characteristics of the Company.

1t is differed by Underwriters Of long known
and successful experience ..-.
Its Directory comprises superior business talent.
1t unites local elements Of strength hitherto IN
known in this section of country
1t is with one exceptiOn) the first Fire snd Ma
rine Insurance Company ever started with q BONA
FIDE 81 600, 10000 paid up Capital, and ranks the
ninth in order in the Million Capitals engaged
in Fire and Marine Insurance.
Its business is conducted in the most liberal
commercial spiritual lines on desirable risks are
taken.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-23

IT is said that the son of Prussian no.
bleman is keeping a lager beer saloon in
Oshkosh. Sons of American noblemen
do such things without attracting much
attention.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-23

Ex-Gov. PIERPoNT, of West Virginia,
has really declined to run for an office.
His reason must be that he cannot be
elected. aaan.t #..-.l -..-.Hr. -rt.-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-23

TENNESSEE BONDS were quoted in New
York yesterday at GO for the old issue
and 81 for the new.
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NOTICED
IN BANKRUPTCY.

TNHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON THE
i 10th day of August, A. d. 1870, warrant in
bankruptcy was issued against the estate of o. W.
Herring, of 25th Civil District, in the coun-
ty of Davidson, and State of Tennessee,
who has been adjudged a bankrupt on his
own petition; That the payment of any debts
and delivery of any property belonging to said
bankrupt, to him, or for his use and the transfer
Of any property by him, are forbidden by law; that
meeting of the creditors of the said bankrupt, to
prove their debts, and to choose one or more
signees of his estate, will be held at a Court of
Bankruptcy, to be holden on the 9Th day of Sep
tember A. D. 1870, at 10Y O'Clock A. NJ, at the office
of the Register in Bankruptcy, before Alexander
S. Bradley, Esq, Register.
T. J. HARRISON,
aug23-2s Q. S. Marshal, Messenger.
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. ST. LOUIS
LAW SCHOOL.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL TERM OF THIS
i Law School will open on Wednesday, October
each. Students admitted to the senior class on
examination by application on or before october
s, 1870. Tuition fee 5000 per annum, including
use of library. For particulars address
HENRY HITCHCOCK,
Dean of Faculty
suls-lm 20S n, Sd St, St. Louis, Mo.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-23

The Bolivar Bulletin has come out fol
Gen. w. A. Quarles for Governor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-23
Mrs. Mag. VannOy Brown

WILL, on THE FIRST OF sePTENIBEB,
w open a School, on Vine street, for children,
boys and girls, between the ages Of six and four
teen.
For further particulars apply at No. So South
Vine street. aug2I-1w