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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-13
NEW JERSEY RAILR0AD-FRoM FOOT of


~ DEPOT ~ NEW YORK, foo; Of Liberty 81, North River
AMI after Nav 49, 1870 passenger trains viii !J.ows
LEAVE NEW-iORK fOH BERGEN-hYB. AND NENARK-At
6.Oo 6J 40 1850 $40 $50 $500, $3.50 l:lO a. u nj Loo
2N 800 $3.50 i0 49, $500 500 6c 6:I 100 I:i5 9t' $50
1875, 1890 p n - . ~. . 49,. . ~,
LEAVE NETWORK FOR WEST BERGES-At 600 7:lo, $3.50.
lilo M J:yO 400, $50, ESQ, 7i5, 9:yi 1913 II
II. K KICKER Superintendent
IL L BALDMIN Gen ias.engar Agent
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sAatulntrE.

IrOOT LATIES of improved construction, cheAp,
L ont srcOAd' aaud lathe, WITH slide rest.
4, 4. RYDER, 2l0 Centre tt.
'iuIH JOHN IiAHDICK STEAM PUMPs
now ht ius manuiat urcl 81 IS frLu lin St. T. ION.
point. AL orders promptly MED,
CORSELIA HAHDICK, Administering.
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SUPnEME. COURT.
s%cn sI and @i Of o Chg o. Nw
' TO THE KxTEsDlNG OF
Park ILACE.
c ;s s e M sn p .e RGs9'S
ION. ' ~. * IL I TIiE Gtiifff orNEw YORK..
ss,,ssmcn, IN tho aboyesnlliled ls,ter hereby give
p ~ 9p9s ara lbs and np5SyGd Or
ri st.Thst we nave completed our estimate and q.
IONS wnoss interests are Ss shS M
tosah 'eS SSan o as Of in esm
y oiE or before the III Jay Of Is ses ~ ..
sccond-iIs, the abstract Of our said Es,lm,,. ana
sdss iSssSso. ss w Ss sss a%sP an Y
ned a ps u A., making King our report hSren haze do
the siih DAY Of October, K b, $40 '0"'A' until
.tosssa isSss %t All iSo.c l,. ,i peccs
Snd oy nsdd and ioo Is "a
centre lines OF the following named streets that i, 10
Centre e OF @ S "a .Sc t.S. f ~
mT9 OF s stree an fasnog hcnSe norhe M
street thence northwcstey TO the cgntrc line Of op
hS2 SSV oS & W 'a street s
sonihery along the centre liae Of Meot street tbs
centre line Of Rector street to the centre line OF Bos
w hY1c ce5tr ,hI nD ?nS .S esnrs live o. noad
along tue centrs line Of Kesde street to the centre linz
Hudson street, and thence south along the c,nrs
uc OF Hudson street 10 the poiat place Of begin
ming. S-'
Fourth-1hN our report herein will DO presented IN
the supreme Court OF the state OF New Yorr At ana
cial tern thereof, TO be he ny tho Honorable
u. BARNARD, Justicc, In the new Court House. ii Ire
CITY Hal ~ tue city OF New ork, on the 3ist day Of
October. 1870 ut TIE opening Of the court on that Az
and that then and there. thereafter a. conn
be heard thereon, zion viii b. ma that IN
saiI report be cOnfrnco.
Dated New York August ~, 1870.
JAMES n. COLRlAN,)
JOHN SCOTT. ) Comm issioners
a Al ~
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IL A.LAwRKNCK, AUCrIosEsR.

IL A. LAWRENCE, AUCrIoHEsR.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF
RIVAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE.
Law RENCE, OAKLEY fLEURY
WIN sell. on tho prems .. on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST
"a, 1870. at o'cloeSP NJ.
AN ELEGANT COUNTRY aEAT AT
QUEENS. LONG ISLAND.
The house Is large built IN tho most substantial man.
ner and modern ttyle frarie. filled IN with brick. fat
TN roof two stories aud eea, cont. prlgrs hbrn.
&c. The grounds consist OF i've acres OF rich, M
able land, lawn around holse, aui ornamental shnir
and fruit trees &c. &c 1hiTtynve piiuies by tall
from New York city aud ten MINUTES walk from de-
pot Tue put chaser secure more land, II required,
Of low h.sures.
hho stock. farming utsnsils, So &c, will be Lold
the same day az 10 o'occr 4. VI,
Trains leay, Hunter FONT, L. at $50 and i);D A.
Al. and 1880 r NJ. FOR fur ner pertcu-rs inquire uf
LAwRSSCE. OAKLEY 4 FLkuRY,
10 l'res... New ork.
Or OF ID. HENDHICkSOH,
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9siroioep.
800 - ~-.s~.-- 49,. =, -, - . y p.
WAR; WAR; wARl-I

WAR WARi WAR!-Il Napoleon had con.
suited laat June tL1 Astrologer, PRO. MAR ,he
- historic tact that II Caesar hAl needed ~ irn
lnEt OF the s;ar3 tHe dangerous days Of Mrrcl wound
nave passed. and CGaar hAv- been murlrTtI IN tho
Roman csptol The stars have leeO.. and warning
or spnl halj', though from scientific pr.nclp.cs viii
reveal no paN, PIE elt, anu iututr, 10 ttuC tat
ne vtn9p lo'k with amazing wCrdcr lie t lli
name ana very cay, nnl caus"s spec marriages
sooner than any one living. II YOU VIII, to he ma and
hanpI lun VA ,Ois' i h'm i0m tui mission " me
tt!rs he VIII tegrN the cause nisIorunr az p,iuI
ness. lloaH, ~ m good lu"N, ald od. lie g. al
mo oouSli hiai. Ans science j. io"ord'l % nov
y hiuls NC OnI ,c'F'.tt mo - 81 ccl'lHg ~ 80
dgiiny otAAn6'nI. IA y Ia lesl wing ryI0Iruf Of
ms science on earth n r. stay CilI soon o. yo1
with TO consult The great wOnlir WIN WI o. 40
events ol YOUR wtols lie without As,IIs iiu any
questions. 81 Iilrd AYypur, uaAr l!th - Lat tLi
geht', On cents 10 81 Hours, "a. ~. t,gp 81.
4 STONlSBING,-AADAN MOuroh.,N..H
a. uanrn,ti p1l VIM NiN, Nrl 49, of i'I .., B,
zen AZ thhI cO' cettH IA w"ps No. Cas- De-. 80 IS %
sleodY marriages 900 lac t.r ll.' NrE' "N.rt
'hsrse, Irls noNs''1 RIi o,t'n F'u y ll.It'-' 80
tells your vrt{ thou ats ~ H't ~. i' "lJN ''.'
% Ne lvuni irf m kglr uIAsrlN $50 30 tat.
30 ~ kAsl Houston 81, h'lpa j., 49,. up. .' -
Kew YORK uenl 'mri A1t 4 iDu.it' I.."
4 -1OO,OOO.-1hp only mirprr 80 rH.. 1 So. J
medic a oiMryJyaH spin 't1A't % h.i. l'' .',''s
A MADAME ECEE3g- Frcrlrl ~ a'l- -
hs NOriolk hl,' hch hta tcyi Ice 80 % ''' ''.
4 OOK nERE so armruG .Hd 80 a. ~
Of her visitor cAu,rs ,pesiy iI4t.ia.s., rHt'''!
hoss long stpI,N-d shows lht uo'n - %. g. ~
marcy ~ Wcr 'lst -, between hln'i"1' '"'' .,
(jME. fENiolft. q l".ip", ','. '''
~ 40 luln", .n.'lOys caTrs4 a 49,,
Lsia %. AIc anniA t.Ai ~ S.h.I- - ~ . Hr-' u~~'
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Sltnmbonts mo gaiIruuos.

81 ak hB4SS RSFGS
ooiIiioV9iih Exrnrss TRAINS LEAVE CHAM
Bhf3YSr h hsA S asj sr Al rs A. 5 NJ
f hSP KY hsP ~ pa eDAaEs VIII Az ~
sSEHt1&a sS?SSSSFa$ g9;SEh'Hs
sT;%I, ,iRAiS fis6M gsSGEtsSSH 70 ByElfs:
fnsEAtbo, ASb %lH 1 +. H. ?RAis PROM INV
lPfGsaffdSbhz Asr R HSzS t2AvA sG bIT
az f?i s sirT H. and sRf ,S;;p M A. M and "
aaf Sunday .H Sny VS. 80 81 s c.sa r.
u. &. ss rs and "a, way $40 and t'P.M
S'Rr. ~ lhsatie Tran. 'Ii:oc r. u csa.I. .iiPWj
1913 aud It's % . & s "a and q s Rfeos r ss
. ns% ns s q D,Po' At 6!A 1918 All Il ~ 'e
FER G,s5sn.aSS and mn dale from ~ 81. Depot, =,
Prem cnsqr,I' st. Depot "a NJ. Nj .iiS isis
FGE ilismGnl is .Td way sGT - D'co
ISL GlS ) and ts.jj T. 81 siuria Ss' osl9 T.
Tskess i}I passage ana for Apartments in Drawing
lei 1T the Company once, 2i: 30 Hndg sroAdwaT
ga Fulton rs BooSyn DEPOT. 100. o chsmDs t0 e.
boss jersey City, AMI ' o. he Agents an At
the principal hotels.
wa. r. BARR. Gen.ral Passenger AGENT
L y FUCKER, General superintendent.
MAY 2 1870
'Dsily tFor Hackensaok only. tFor Piernont only.
TPTHTEs,slE:A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: li.9oI
ton per Long Is AMI IA rlad IRON james sip ana jth
NJ. tern $, ) A. ~ a1d $50 r. ".
MtsH; 81; Greenport sa! llaroor. AID en- Shore.
I'm. HcmI tcnd. anu way Stations.
$50 7. b.. GEetnport, Sag llsrUor, and the nsmp
40 North Fort Exp. itoppinx at princp1i stations.
al way stations
C5! ~. North LIN. and way stations.
trans lnICct - branches u H. np.te.s Glen
Cove, Locust Nailry. Aor.h PORE, &c. sc.
on Ia" ToI1, iL5.
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X,oi,ss,cul enros.

X,oitssicml earos.
A VOID QUACK DOCTORS i-Dr. DEHNUr
~ 40 beecNOr ~, graduate scientific nhl sci,n, cures
$disea;e'. nervous debility SKIN disorders. &C. Goa.
tultatIon flcc.
hR. IEwIS, author of Medical Com oanion and
~ Cade 70 iesl'h the olrts and success, lul
physician IN the C!y the of urinary aud Kindred
diseases HI remedies have been Carcfrliy selected
during practice OF FORTY YEAl,S and az guaranteed
% encct enres where all Others have failed TAT en-
can rely inlplicly on atpesdy cure. Once ana oon
sul.ibg iooms Leach 81. New YORK
MNS. HOLLIS, doctres,. hereby Informs her
w friends tnAt sue lns returned IRON EuTntr
MIS-. kOLLS. DoctFeES south Br 'oklyn.
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JAMES "; COLEMAN,
WE %&ErEn HhtJptnr Commissioner
SUPKRnECOURT- 90 u :-HcnTy ~. 1IsI10Ts,
and Nancy Enoek his wife, Isaac Goics.en. and Rachl
In pursnance Of Judgment Of forecic sure and sale
entered 10 the .eSve entitled action and dated the 2ad
70 sad Judgment Win 5ci through Eoc eiSsVs
mffqe ASsS 10 Zee e 1t aF EySTSae
OF August, ls'n, a, l. O'Clock noon s those foGr cor
oens IL city 81 Ss% ana bSan p sas ns
Su - sGe % 6s nns: %n - p on '
distant two hundred feet easteriy from the corner
avenue With The souheriy sI,i Ole undrc az 9n if Fot
TENN Avenue nnhins s sSS.ne ,s Th
Ire Inc o. the h!5ei ihence cas- cry along sail centre
TesS @ snH feet PGI HaTs' 10 WE ~
ami thence vcserv scns to. sCuicry sd Of on
Hundred and street Que hundred feet 10 Tie
BE- desrr0ed beng known s!ois llt.,hre- 50 10 My
hs oc OF tc . 2e ~ y Sn Una? cd "a
fS Ss Nd s saa N H Of GEoGars E"n s g
Ni .l city .aTyeyor. Tc..en.r Win ali Inc
e sTnt ss n%S o. e. e S Ss ian l a9e
to the esne thereof y!ng IN tSSi & ssd o gu '''e''
SieoiL, TnrSsfos &.Asssss rlnin'r. Attorneys.
SuPREME C0rRr-[No. p hlary 7IE-gd,0Tsi
and Ns5cy Eaosf is vile. Isaac o SIItcn aai RaSS1
p gqGiiSI 4, g, ladsgs9t o. I2rce "a sale
dsy cfJunc, 40 l. jaime. ii. Cciemaa, lac F"frc:l
ramelln 40 INDICTMENT. vii ell thfonsl ls,brrts a;
II e g; %y sfNss ID d,s
Hta t-iscc, or a. ~; ~ a. ~! tH'e oal g, ,,in
in lie ~ Of NV YorS ai b.andcd All ec' " y
toasilnd!eG - H. iSpHnt e i 'a;
vS w., I'm lC co, o, tofls ii'erseo
sxG street With ihe ea.eTl{ Inns q lcuth syenus
Feet ey cpr ~ inv VIZ r"th "N " ~.
p pcs hS1GS al2 'ad G,4 n
n in iSet SieiIn hes - hf s91'her sle Of one
tSs Sos,ber'r sis' OF Oat I AM 5lt agis
.S o Sn Ge EenyTeq Icss t. Ie Of ra,
70 lG!' iS to eT: We "a tog sgo o9 ig neg
Heg WI snGcg H.i MAP Of rr5pdrS o. i .;
TO i.nry y; E;a9hl' :, Ne; iork, Jnne. - ig'lcl,
~. aSa ,Ey' "a "a - ai'Aaaa, ~ y a3.se s9
&c ,ct e. iyrsofi Is o of III 3.! '''' 10
Dated new YORK Ar"n;t ia'g. ,,.,,,,.
NrcclL 1nvra1oSA ASS, rls,1as; ,dSraa'.
eSUrnEni& CDlIra ~. ~, - .,IIaG:
Eac}s sn Haagcy %P3cs, ~ "fr, la,. Goiistsa.
asra cs OF d d. s A. or t,-ecorr, an, al,
entered T. ,nc i!9yGe2l,a ,snSS AZ d.,ei ,:si
named n IN a imi M Vim , ~ i,eE,ee
III to,dnanT IN e ey ~ N,h v $500 W. ~;
q Ansl,t $50. At y c.oci eoon, ~ t5o!s roi5 CO.
benz In w en- OF NcW yor M nnni, az
.clss,I y e :" n iipn aai For YlS "a sr '
~ VI ~, TSVS, ~ o. We s3W9 ~ 2t o.
e. LS9' 5 E's9aS rgG i,cI 9GnG G r2rae,
the cen re Ia OF mo oac&i th,rcc tsciI aoI fad
VITA 1cntb ~ me n nsy,i ic,t ~ ~, ~, xxx
s ,SSSn sac Of ooe a5arel ,nl + ,,;s;
lTea aHl ESr!i;s, tIn street. qas h6 lrea c to ds
Lac o, Ssghha9; Tas sad 1t, 1Srchy ac el .
h,ccS 80 ~. on mAp olod N the enc5 Of m I!s,s
Map Of property 6clolGlas to icary II ,i.a hpfst,
ycD,, ho'r SIne, TX iih,es N,chn,oa iy slL,
2. q" eeicnl,n; in tHe shev. tltIcd 10 and
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Shiprlna.

1 NCHOR LiNEPASSAGE TICKETS,
TO ard hoTly Hallway station ia Great Britall lee.
and, NORWAY. sweden, DGgm1rK, Gcrmity, HJ,itnd.
DEL lam. and the United states, by stcsnc.s saln.
vCc-ly. for n.
A. LOWEST CUIRESCY RArEI
nENDERsoS nR)TuERs.
bowling Grt-n.
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The shove lots elegantly located on the highs,
point OF Bergen Heights. on streets Eradsd. tagged.
and adorned with shade trees command an extensive
view that from the location OF tine ground cannot be
destroyed. the neighborhood Is entirely FREQ from all
objections. drainage unsurpassed is exactly the iocs
tion for healthy quiet. and secluded home. and has
oniv to be secn 10 be appreciated.
The Pavonis Nv. horse cars TO Chsmoen ct. and $50
At ferries running within two blocks, will shortly
run past this property charter having recently been
obtained for that purpose; also. one block from Ho
bokcn cars.
Terms: 10 por cent and auctionecr,' foe on day OF
sale 10 per cent In sir months 10 pcr cent In twelve
montlsi the balance. 70 per cont, In tnrOo and ,r
years. -ss'
For further particular, apply 20 CHARLES p. NJ
COLL. Bergenwood nv. on tho proportyi THOMAS
ALDRiDoE. near tho Court Houses or " LEWIS E.
WOOD. 90 Montgomery st., jersey city. c..
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NOR LIVERPOOL, VIA Quoenstowni, carving
L TIC I q. Na.;,.-Thc LlN EgpOOL AID GREAT
NhsItl,N ~IENM CDNPANY will despatch enc OF
their tfs'-Ciaea. fl power iron atslUsp~ from
49, fiot %. y IT,. every WEDNESDAY. ss fuI1Wi3 .
NEVADA. ant. Grceu, ............Aug. q ct u. VI.
AnI'tNDl CAP. rcrn li.......AH-. u. 1t 4. NJ.
MlstONsiN. Cart. N.l4anis ......scpt. :. IL T. VI.
NAN'lAltAN cant. orsyth. .Sept II, At ~ A. NJ.
MI NESUTA. Capt Wmnerny. Sc T. n, a, Q e. "
Nhpis .s....s.......S.Nt Nv y A NJ.
oab,n pass.g ~ goa steoraEe passage (on:c, ~
Tor freight OF cabin ?. sage apply %
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Pubishe- OF newspapers will not inseTt this adyor
i:seMeLi uutss especially authorized to do 50. acr
JAMES oBHlk!i. sheriff.
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SHKHIYTs OFFICE,
New cour, House, City aud County VI New York
certify the foregoing 10 BE- true COY OF the or.
na notice OF electon received by me TINS day from the
SecTetary OF state.
JAMES O'BHIRN
hherin OF the CITY AID COuaty Of New York
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Enl g. lah

Enl G late.
g)AHTIuULAp ATTENTION - CALLED
10 the following salc the property and terms pre-
sent Opportunity 10 purcihtors that VIII not DO
again offered IN this part of tn, county;
AIDRI. OF WOOD
AUCrIoNRERs.
WILL SELL ON
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER g. 1870
Ms O'Clock p NJ
ON rnR GROUND.
FORTY
VALUABLE
BUILDING LOTS.
SITUATED NEAR THE RESERVOIR LATE nUD-
son CITY. N. JJ. on Dcrrenwooi av-
Carlton av, and Pssssic place.
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TOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEH>STOWN.-
lnnin ii.e % Royal Mail Steamers are apposate1
C,ly OF Washington, Saturday. AUG, g7.2PM.
CITY Of Pan, Saturday, Sep.. 9, II NJ.
G!U ctCork via iiahrD Tuesday, sept. g. Up. NJ.
C!ty Of llnd ~. saturday. H'It. n Q T. A.
and ench tn1cseinG saturday ana alternate Tuesday,
IT IA L .cr IS, North l,v T..
RATES OF PASSAGE;
fIsn(AnlN. Cn3lo bcrtaiJ....... .....,...s75 gold
turrCury
~ s'psrs, sl,1 forwarded - ilayre, nsmouTS. 10
tS.J IN, 80 ~ reduced 'lt.-,
Tche: g. BE- bonght here Of 1dera,e rates oy PER.
.o.s wishing 70 send Ter their fsiehds
FOR LugIer l1l1iIatlsl apply A. th3 CompAnNs Once
JOAN 81 DALE, AgeGt Us Roadway. New York.
NATION.E LINE or STEAMSHIPS
~ TO lINEiPOOL AND QuEESSiuN
HELIIi ,Hr.Ss, saturday, Aug. a. att 7. u.
huLNNh fhonas, SATURDAY, Scot. =, ~ 4. VI
lama taS aSe'''''''.......... Us ana t'S currency
I.re6.ld t. rage Iok's ROM Liverpool Qiosus.own
Lannonderry, and g.asgnw, 81. cIreasr.
STEAM 10 AND FkOM HANliR AND LONDON
every tor NJ ~ calling ~ Pym outn ~ land ages
DtEhAI.h, Saturday, Ascust "a stt
Snhn pas go ard ~ currency
Iasscngrrs boobed 10 Paris at reaucod rates.
Yer further iu DrInAt!on amply at the Compaiys
oIaces ~ broadway. y W. HURST Manager.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-11
For supreme Judge.

We are authorized to announce Hon. s.
w. COCHRAN as a candidate for Judge of
the Supreme Court for the Western Di-
vision of Tennessee. Election in August.
jun2 tde*
Col. THOMAS ]. FREEMAN, Of Browns
vile, at the solicitation Of his friends in
West Tennessee, has placed his name at
their disposal, to be used as candidate for
one of the Supreme Judges, if it should
seem desirable to the bar and the people.
apr26 tide 81 vT .-...-.r-
To the Editors of the Union and American:
WINCHESTER, May Is, 1S70.-Gentlemen:
Please announce my candidacy for one Of
the Supreme Judges for the Middle Divi-
sion of Tennessee, at the ensuing August
election. T. TURNEY.
may2O-tde .----..
We are authorized TO announce Hon.
THOMAS a. Il. NELSON as candidate for
Supreme Judge for the Eastern District Of
the State, the election be held on the
first Thursday in August, 1870.
may19-tde
In response to the published call Of mem
bers of the bar, in various counties of East
Tennessee, and Numerous solicitations Of
friends, 1 hereby announce myself as q
candidate for the Bench Of the Supreme
Court, for the Eastern Division of Tennes-
see. JAMES W. DEADERICK-
We are authorized to announce Hon L.
NIXON VAN DYKE as candidate for Judge
of the Supreme Court, for the Eastern Di-
vision Of the State. Election, first Thurs
day in August.
We are authorized to announce Hon.
JOHN L. T. SNEED, of Fayette county, as a
candidate for Supreme Court Judge, for
the Western District of Tennessee. Flee
ton first Thursday in August.
mayl3 te
MURFREEsBoRo, April %, 1870.
To the Editors Of the Union and American:
Gentlemen-As the most comprehen-
sive answer to the various calls upon me,
pnblic and private, TO become candidate
for the Supreme Court Judgeship, have
concluded TO announce myself as such.
Please announce me. Yours truly,
apr-A EDWIN II, EWING.
We are authorized to announce Col. JAS
J. TURNER, of Gallatin, as a candidate for
Supreme Judge for Middle Tennessee.
apr22 tide
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&c. "a. IVhiItcmOrc ~. Robert Scot
and Others

A traet Of land in the 9TH district Of Davidson
county, the waters OF NH CT elk, containing IS
acres and s6 poles.
TERMS OF SALE.-CreditI of 6, Il, Is and "a
months, with interest. Notes required with ap
proved security, and a lien retained. Sale free
from redemption.
NORTON sB. HOWELL,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-11
RATHER ROMANTIC.


a Young Lady Declines TO Marry
against Her Will, and stands IN
Suit for Expenses--AnOther Lover
Pays the Bill and Secures the Dis
puted Sweetheart.
The Pittsburg Commercial regales its
readers with the following romance:
The old and time-woIn adage that truth
is stranger than fiction was strikingly cx-
| emplified in a case before Penn street
alderman yesterday. The story, as nearly
us it cIn be asccrtained, is about rs fol
lows: Three years ago German family
residing in small country town in the
interior of the FatherlaDd decided to move
to This country. They were poor, and had
not sufficient means 10 transport the en-
tire family, and it was decided that the
eldest daughter, charming young lady
of some seventeen summers, should be
left among their friends while the rest of
the family tried TO seek their fortunes in
the new world. A young man who had
for some time paid his addresses to the
young lady in question thought that the
golden opportunity for him to win her
hand had at length arrived, and so he
made an offer of marriage, consulting
only the old gentleman, and telling him
that he was devoted to the daughter, and
would not only accompany the family
to America, but would bear the en-
tire expenses of the young lady. The
offer was accepted, and the young lady
promised IN marriage The family, ac-
companied by the young gentleman, came
on to Pittsburg, and the young man here
left them TO seek his fortunes in the
West, going TO Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
with the intention of returning at an early
day to claim his bride Circumstances
prevented him from returning until one.
day last week, when he came back and
claimed the hand of his farewell, we
will call her Christina. But, alas! for
bis expectations, the young lady had.
given her affections and plighted her trothl
to another in the shape of one of the:
workmen in rolling mill in the ninth
ward. Enraged at this sudden gloom
cast over his prospects, the young man
sought the aid of the law and determined
that if he could not marry the young lady
he would at least be compensated for the
expenses he had been to in bringing her
to America. So he commenced
civil suit for money expended in
bringing the fair Christina to
America. Among the items in the bill
were the passage money, pay for four
tickets to New York theatres, and sundry
bottles of wine and glasses of
the ''goOd old lager beer" The
bill which lie presented footed nm S2O5.s
and he said to Christina, ''Settle this bill
or mary me- She decided to let the case
come before the Alderman and have
hearing. At the hearing an acute attorney
who had been engaged for the young lady
questioned the young man closely, and the
bill was reduced to S42. Still the anxious
young man insisted that the bill should be
paid, or matrimony ensue. AT this point
the Pittsburg lover, whom the lady really
wished to marry, stepped up and paid the
S42, and, as result, there will probably
be a wedding.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-11
Chicken Cholera.

We notice in the papers throughout the
country, as well as in this State, that the
above disease is prevailing to an alarming
extent In some localities. hundreds Of
chickens have been swept off in few
days. In an exchange we find the fol.
lowing remedy, which is said TO have
proved entirely successful in many cases.
1t is simply chalk mixture-the kind you
give to your babies when they get ''out
of sorts"-and about the same quantity
"a teaspoonful Catch your sick chick
en-, open its mouth Gs your child's, and
pour the mixture down its throat.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-11

The Cleveland BIRHCr of the Sth inst.
saws: early wheat is now about ready
for the reaper, and we have heard no COM
Iiaint about the crop being injured by rust
and smut: On the contrary, the reports
indicate that it is the best crop that has
been raised in this section for many years.
Both the early and the late crops might
now be considered too far advanced to be
injured either by rust or smut, and it is GER
tain that the crop will be considered an
average one. Ten more dlys of such
weather as We are now having. will put the
last stalk in Bradley county lit .,hock
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-11
Nunerior Oats.

The Knoxville Why says Two spe,
cimens of German Black Oats have beer
left with US by Mr.. Jacob Schneider, who
is working the well known farm of Gen.
d Brooks, some four miles east of this city.
One of them, now nearly ripe, was sown
last fall, and the other, now fully headed,
was sown the 10th day of March Both
arc very superior, and wepredict for them
an extensive reputation throughout East
Tennessee. The black oats, no matter of
Whist variety, seem to do well in this Sec
ton. They are hardy, and prolific"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-11
Churchill LRHier, admir-, VS.. Martha
marIin and Others.

TIE House aIrl Lot at the corner OF Market
street and Hlls alley, part Of the McGehee plan,
fronting 20 feet Market street, and running back
10 the alley, half way between Market and Coles e
streets,
TERMS OF SALE.-s1, III. so to be paid on Nov
Is, 1870; 81 1850 be paid Nov. Is, 1871, and
the residue in two equd instruments at and Il
months from day of sale, with interest. Notes
required and q lien retained.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-11
CHE UNION AND AMERICAN.
REcONCILED.


III JosEPHrSE E. POLLARD,
What was it came between my love and M,
That fatal dayf
The sun was shining brightly as before,
The dial held tbs morning at our door,
The waves were singing up shiny shore,
When like phantom tw1xt my love ana ino
aa5 $50 Thst shadow lay
I could not give it either form or shape
~ -l = But subtle still,
II sped its dagger TO the conscious heart;
Hrent the low knot ruthlessly apart 81.
And. writing underneath the cruel smart,
We sought in vain the shadow To escape,
~ That struIk-to kill
But DER the chasn we clasped hands, and held
The severed cord;
Troths were not ever phghted thus TO break;
Hearts were not e'er united thus to break;
A sudden rapture--loving for loves sake,
We waited till the shadow was dispelled,
And peace restored.
would NOT have that shadow come again,
60 5re, rar With ruin fraught; 400. ..-
I would not have my heart so filled with fears
/ would not have her eyes SO drowned IN tears
For all the love and peace OF future years
l neer would welcome back the crushing pam
-f------ That shadow brought