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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-27
THE GRECIAN BEND.


That monstrous freak of fashion alb
surdly called the sGrecian bend,' is said
TO have b zen suggested by the attitude OF
the Venus of Milo, the choicest art treasure
of the Louvre, one of the few specimens
remaining of the best period of Greek
scuIpture-a statue, Notwithstanding its
mutilated condition, of Incompatible grace
and beauty, and the despair OF modern
artists. 1t seems impossible that de-
fer1nity so qotesque as the fashion
referred TO could have had such an
origin: but so il is said. 1t is fact that the
statue represented the goddess as inclin-
inp slightly forward, and this trifling incli-
nation. which was thought to be an essen
tial element of the grace Of the figure and
aitihIle. was made the excuse for the hid
cons trayestv with which the subservient
votaries of fashion have made us familiar.
II has ms, been discovered that the
s.Grpcian bend" of fashion has not even
the merit of a caricatTe Of the classic
model. that it is a misnOmer and a
SANDER upon the famous statue, winch
in its original form gave no pretext
for such distortion. During the siege OF
Paris. fine Venus was hidden in n vault to
preserve il from the casualties Of war. IL
had a narrow escape from the flames, but
the dampneSS of the situation saved it from
that peril When the danger was over 1t
was found to have suffered no damage, eX-
cept that the cement, which joined the body
where it had once been broken, had been
sofened and allowed it to fall apart, showing
that the separated surfaces had not been &C
curatelv fitted together, but the upper par
had been tilted forward by inserting wedges
which were concealed by the cement. Thu
famous bend was not given by the origina
artist, whose Idol of divine beauty embodied
i'm this statue has been the admiration o
the world for ages, but was the work of ;
comparatively modern and unknown re
storer, whose sacrilegious act has had con
SEQUENCES that he doubtless never c0ntem
plated Massachusetts, Spy.
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81 Read the following from a reliable Drug
gst of Michigan:
MARINE CITY, MICH, July q, 1S70-J. n.
Harris & Co.-Dear Sirs: The Aliens Lung Ral -
sam has arrived / wOsld not like to be without
it, for it has saved my life. took bad cold audi
cough and finally Consumption was seated upon -
me. [ was in a very bad state. tried every
thing that was reconmended and spent gIeat
deal of money, and got no help had the Al
lens Lung Balsam for sale, but kuew nothing 3
OF is merits. did not like to take Il, without
knowing more about IT. had not sold bottle.
When y0ur agent called ON me told him eO1.d =,
not sell a medicine knew nothing about z hol
urged me TO try il myself. did 30, and 20 NY
grateful surprise the first bottle stopped my
cough, and before the third bottle was taken my
lungs were healed and wen. and can now sPeak
knowingly to my friends and customers OF ne
qualities Of Aliens Lung Balsam- remain -
( spectfully, L. u OcA1NH-A~
I II Is harmless TO the most delicate child IL
! contains no Opium in any form
/ IL is sold by Medicine Dealers generally
| BERRY, DEMOVILLE s. CO., Nashville
/ FWIN, PENDLETON & CO., NashyiAe-
I LITTERER & CABLER, Nashville -,-----.-- ~.
OCT dtlmh23, 72ssw 1amEp ~ r q .l'lfiN.a
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called to order at 10 o'clock by Speaker
richardson.
PETITION.
Mr.. Speaker Richardson presented a
petition from a large number Of citizens OF
rutherford county, protesting against their
urnuosed detachment from that county
ana attachment to Williamson county,
Ref rred.
INVITATION.
An invitation to the House to attend the
Bedford County Agricultural and Mechani-
AL Association (colored), was accepted with
thanks.
NEW BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Speaker Richardson-A bill to
change the time Of holding Criminal Court
in Rutherford county.
By Mr.. Leach-A bill TO amend the law
authorizing counties and towns to impose
taxes for county and corporation purposes.
BY Mr. Lumpkin-A resolution appoint
inc Joint committee TO revise the tax laws.
A,opeI under a suspension of the rules.
M,ssrs. Lumpkin, Trousdale and Nc
Gaubey were appointed the committee On
the part of the House.
BY Mr. Parker-A bill to establish the
10Th judicial circuit.
BT Mr.. Taney-A bill providing that com
nissioners of the poor shall hold office for
three years instead Of one.
By Mr.. Walters-A bill to amend the act
authorizing Chaucery Courts to grant let
teFs of incorporation. -....-.
By Mr.. Allison of WilliamsOn-A bill 10
rn.onra-e manufactures in the State Oy
exempliug new manufactures from taxa
ton for Eve years.
Nv Mr.. Lumpkin-A bill TO provide fol
III, revision Of the statutes of the State.
Bv Eir. Lewis-A bill to amend section
3.4Tl of the Code and the act III reference
To bonds in attachment cases.
BY Mr.. II omas-A bill to provide for al
additional Notary Public in the Fourteenth
C:vn District of Hamilton county.
Bv Mr.. Parker: A bill to amend thu
criminal laws in reference to preserving TIN
peace and preventing homicide.
nv Mr.. II lrris: \ resolution referring TIN
several parts of the Governors message e
The appropriate committees. Adopted.
Rv NJ. Hinhe: A bin to amend the reve
nae laws by substituting twenty cents in
81 .ad of Sky cents as the basis OF taxation
Bv Mr.. Llmpkin: 4 resolution request
in. our congressman to uroe the modifIca
ton of the national banking laws. Lai
over.
,ENATE BILLS on SECOND HEALING.
To amend the aCJ iOi the pIOteSIlOl I
ShrriAs and ConstableS. Rejected.
To amend the act in relation to redemr
ti.n money. Passed.
TO prevent tie sale OF intoxicating dria
tc inebriates. Passed.
SENATE Bills ON THIRD READING.
Eepealin,. the act for the appointment
81. ,ia} iud 5 in certain cases, Rejecte,
HOUSE ELLIS on THIRD READING
10 cede The grcunds of the West Tei
II see Division Fair to The West Tenness'
A sicultua' and Mechanical Association
Referred to the COMMITTEES ON the judo
al.
ir~yidisg for the collection of Attorn'
Generals fee. Passed.
? To prohilit debtors of county academi
fr1m bolii!,, tie Office Of trustee OF sa
academies Passed. ..'f
= collac ,he revenue in the hands
c.a,.tcrs oi revenue. Passed. ~ "
gife Hou,e took . recess until 2;3O, VIII
ii .r.,s labled.
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Sole Agency for the -9nrlet.,' and
Prince a Co.'S Faracf
Church Organs,

,hs acknowledged favOrites Of all who are &C
ouainted with them - =. ! .s..,.,t sr.,,..,
pia,os and Organs (nsw and sHeonh HAi,.iJ X
= - low rates. Rent Supplied hl sYnent o.
purchase = a -. 1T. -,,-,.f.h-s NJ
,o1Is,is' ,,ric,s same rs Northern cifie~.
Every instrument fully WARRANTED "a afsS
UniOn street aud be c0nviueed. -
ssp1 depdSw3m Jas a. MeCAsS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Col. ALBERT G. CooPER, Of Lewis county
as a candidate for Senator in the rfth ScnafofiAi
District, composed Of the counties OF MAury,
Lewis Hickman and Dickson, 60 an the Vacancy
occasOned BY the death Of HOE. Thomas n
PEBBLES. Election, Saturday, Nov. 4 tel3 q
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For the sennts

We are authorized to announce j. T. l.
COCHRAN, Esq, Of Columbia, as eano.oase
for Senator from the Seventeenth (11thf Sena-
tOrial District, composed OF the Counties o.
Naury Lewis. Hickman and DicksOn, % Ill ne
vacancy Occasi0ned by the death Of Hon. Thomas
H. PEBBLES. Election Saturday, Nov. 4, 1871
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DOCTOg Yy6TT'FEEss

ToxorE LOCATED Is ST It,Irs TBAE ~, T7r-o
II l. "a sic.a - ssfy = sinfie So en-
-atat YeaereE. pissuss - brinl uatles " - =.
St-ua ais Sesri-aissppf ussitaat, hle 49,
with rurpst d-ugs re sssri IN TIE -
-aerz r- m ~ nfi"s. mailer 1ie ts.ist - -
,-i~ats srrutr Generalization free acbl &C -Hips ~
f,li-- -sS=7s ss-z-s-zu tsEdoh. fsis-'i - -.
~ nat J5csnfs ,arh 10th fr = u+ iiI f--s ~ ~.
curious doui ~ sug.ssi-sy' "a % hha~ =
Ssf .it.fsnu. n rtr1, M-rrzge fF@fI ye1Ae -
ID vaulaa ogsht - t--itf - a vsrHn< y 1877
sfIlsrs = ,r 5rtiaiJ iaapos-t qrr srieltir7<Y afs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-27
AVOID QUACKS.

A VICTIM OF EARLY INDISCRETION,
a causing nervous debility and premature de-
cav having tried in vain every advertised RENE
DIV. has discovered simple means or aetl-eafes
y t;b no will send free to his fellOw-suferers.
Address ]. IA. REEVES, 70 Nassau stTeef, New
York. =ss=----1 seoSh eosaoAn
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TT SAVED MY LIFE"

Words Of d RELIABLE DEagsIss. M
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-27

Is warranted to break up the most rO1blesonfs
Cough in an incredibly short time. There b no
remedy that can show more evidence Of rcal--.-
merit than this BALSAM for curing Consump-
ton, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Croup, etc - = -
IT ACTS ON THE KIDNEYS,
IT ACTS on THE LIVER,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-27
TEMPLE OF MUSIC. s.

TIME UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
aDnOucss 10 his friends and the public that
he is receiving daily his mammoth stock OF Pianos
for the fall trade, embracing
SaeinWay, Knabe q CO., Dunh@n
sons, and HRsues Brcs.r
conceded BY the Musical Profession q se nc
hest makers all Of which are offered &C tns lo%1s1
New York prices.
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WANTS.
FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.
FRUIT TREES.

EOR RENT I672-DwelIing No. % South
II Cherry street A. V. S. LlNDSLE1 *
SONS, 40 College street. oc1S eodlm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-27
THE HORRIBLE MURDER.

Mrs. Stigall was young woman with
only one child. 1t so happened that man
named Love was staying that night at her
house. With the information derived from
their wives, the two Harps left their camp
and went to the house of Stigall, got the
money and them murdered his wife and child,
and Love likewise. They then set the house
on fire and burnt up the murdered bodies
and all that was in it. There were two men,
one named Hudgens and the other Gilmore,
who were returning from the lick with their
hacks of salt and had camped for the night
not far from Stigalls, of which the Harps
were informed. About daylight the Harps
went to the camp of these men and arrested
them upon the pretence that they had com
mitted robbery, murder and arson at the
house of Stigall. Soon after the arrest, they
shot Gilmore, who died on the spot. Hhd-
gems broke and ran, but was Overtaken by
the Harps and put to death. These thing;
were stated by the women after Big Harp
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uoUSEOF REPRESENTATIVES,.

called to order at 10 O'Clock by Speaker
richardson.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-27

Mr.. Speaker Richardson presented a
petition from large number Of citizens OF
rutherford county, protesting against their
prnrosed detachment from that county
ana attachment to Williamson county,
Ref .rrpd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09
WHOLE NUMBER ITO.

CAV in an entire dependence upon the good
faith of the Germans.
General PelllSSicr evacuated Louis te
Saunicr on the fttl, instant.
Il will be impossible 10 complete terms OF
peace between the assembling of the assern-
by and the expiration ot the arnllstice,
wncn fighting may he renewed. 1t Is SAID,
con, lnUes the .\e~s. in that event. that the
German power 20 "TcIrnn France Will De
MOS: formidable.
Ewcn's extensive thread mills at Man
chester have been destroyed by fire, throw
IL. niEe hundred operatives out OF elupioy--
McLt.
Spec"! 20 he Wo,d.l
LcN:,1N. February "A long conference
took place to-day az The Prlsslan Embassy
between Empress ;IUgenie and BcrnstOt,, on
the resignation OF HamDetta. which, 1t IS
believed. indicates Ire abandonment OF all
hopes OF a republic. and makes the restora-
ton 81 tie empire certain.
L.NruN February The Echo 0u N0r9
las !. special dispatch rom Berlin to-day,
Sa ing :I". -hc contributions already eX-
acted h- the German Commissioners will be
.ic..uc:r! t~c1u .Ec amount Of the war IN
Gcanni:,: also. he value o: ,hc railroads IN
Ai>acc and Lorraine.
Tie .I,:L.r;na,l:v o: :.onlboix las nulll-
t.cJ. The l,o.,ica,lX election decree.
Lu>'u> February S.-The French pro-
v!rc.:.l ..t.>s generally argue for peace.
". :!truic. secretary oi jules Favre, has
been a',I,u,n-c" Ireiec, OF the department
~: -..c I!.:.i. Gu assuming this office at
Lie :c'..v. .:e issucd proclamation in
>i-;iny uI :hc liberty nt all parties in
elec'on % t,:e :or wNon. they please, and
Gcciu,iE. Ia, 4 nation stepped in mstor-
tune v;.n uc I"geuerated 10y liberty.
\ CORES pendent writes from Versailles,
Eeu:..a!.y - ;i,a- fresh restrictions are CON
teILpi;.reC 10y Iic government commander
IN conscHrenrc q tte influx of Parisans
into Versailles.
Provisions n Paris are sill at q low ehb.
There IS not enough -four to last until the
eighth Instant
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09
VIENNA.
The New Austrian .Nini.try-AmHestv by
che Emperor for Political and Pre.e
HHtn>es-t hanGcs in Tie Ministry.

V..S>t, February s.-1'he Oficim Ga.
..fc says: The Neyv Austrian ministry is
'no:"o"i.y united AZ" possesses the conf.
Ge1rs vi the sovereign. Il will give fair
play % III legitimate iirovinrialism, bu.
..r.- viii he 10 lv!. o.l. .Iol.llse with sep.
aIa-!.m 4: the cx;,cn>e of unity. 1t will up.
rod the constitution, hut will propose to-
Parliament me cn&c-,ueIt of laws partially
extending the Legislative and administrative
Authority Of he empire. They will introo
Gure :, bill providing for a direct electiors
and .nlaIging .iie rights of electors. The
ministry viii offer tcNgh opposition to als
obstacles IL the Wy of IS success.
The Elnperor EaS. bv an autograph de-
cree. Granted full amnesty for all political
and p.ess otiense. committed to the seyo
.u'h instant.
VIENNA. February 7.-in imperial auto
g,aph decree relieves Count PotOyslI and
lis colleagues OF :heir ministerial functions.
ard clothes Hchenwart Ministcrtof the Ins
.ericr. with authority % form new cable
re-. Other decrees follow appointing Hole
zestha.. Minister OF Finance: Schaafle, Mins
;s.cr"t Commerce: Jereck. Minister of Pubo
lie Worship, and School, Minister of War;
Tie Emperor says he believes the ministry
standing on the constitution and rising
above party VII .vcreed in consolidating
me pove. and promoting the welfare OF thg
(ur.rc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09


~" '.Cir'c !'!". .enttf Nt'"tcS " tV!'inE
20 ,rc ..;4...s.cu ci the d.sS.li;cn @: The
I,.,.,...... ., w. ,- .,.. o, -,
WY '-
re '.:t!r';
ieavu. national affairs and COMM" 20
those u OF: own state. we can no: see tina.
there IL any Democratic party left. hitcr
aGun.ir. nearly she entire platform of the
Heriu,v&n party. swallowing ;hc fourteenth
ara: ti:.eeIth amendments. ITS leaders found
Themselves witt, barely corpora,s guard.
~ The las. election. to follow then to the
halo. box. Beaten by :. large majority Il:
the polls. we now see the few Democratic
members who were fortunate enough TO be
elected :" ths Legislature have only one
course LETT open 20 them. ami that was TO
sappor. tic conservative mcmhcrs OF our
party. For this the hi;tcE-enaers headed
by the Co'mercic. Eutletin.o OF New Orleans.
wish 20 read them out of the Democratic
parry. and The consequence IS tina: the re.
mains III .ha: party are as snuch divided as
any party can we'll be. The oiargc~ Of cor
fupI!Or. whicl. are mace by the Democratic
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09
BORDEAUX.
Circular from Nini.ter rAraGO-KonaPartO
Family Ineligible TO the A>>embly-Ofi-
cial from Paris-Theutres still Closed.


BoEpEAvx. February 7.-Barckhausen
has been appointed Project of Gironde.
Minister Arago has issued q circular, III
which ne n0iutaius the validity of the de-
cree making members of families once
regent and imperial otiicehOlders ineligible
10 The assembly. The circular adds: THE
decree ct exclusion extends to all members
o. the Bnnap;lrtc family
The following has been officially pub.
listed in Paris:
In Il few days the government can ex.
plain it conduct III the capltulation OF
Paris. 1t was only after the most laboriOus
effort that the conditions relative to the
National guards. stipulated iy the conven'
tol.. could he obtained. Favre has noa
ceased ior single day in his demands in
favor o. those by whom he has been accused
ot abandoning 70 the possibility of being
driven from their homes.
E-icunc Avago has gone to Italy and
>!,.in Oh Il government mission.
Tie theatres in Paris viii not open unti&
he close OF the al,nistice.
Tine government has purchased severag
large stores. and will aid private eNertions
II eff ctua,lr supplying the wants of the
peorle-rcnounciug all claims to acqIisI'
tons. 1t permits the introduction and diaa
.r.hution OF food by any and all means.
Admiral Fer,.ind is 1t Lille.
The Paris Li1ette announces ,has
Dorian. ,he Superintendent of Public
Works n the Paris government, proposes
TIE withdrawal o: t"ance, professionally
ron IT, EauNheil treaty with EnglaasI.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09
LONDON.

German Army to Enter Paris on the Nine.
ieenth-Denth Of n Kentuckian from
Wounds In Paris BOmbardnlent-(,a,;,. h.
New Line from Bremen to Aspinwa.:-
Won der Tame Army--French Der,ana
for Extension Of Armistice London
Journals on the Situation in France
Destruction OF Thread Mill~ ut Man.
chester - Recognition OF Gambetta
Hopes of a Republic Abandoned.
Especial 70 :he New YO;s WOr.d.I
LONDON February S-The German army
will enter Paris on the nineteent instant.
Charles ". Swagcv. ct Louisville. died IL
Paris, on the secou, instant. from u wsulo
inflicted hv a She: i:ed during The BON
bardment.
LoHDoS. February S,-A. the Lord
Mayors banGue in Dublin. yesterday. Car
tlinui Cullen said the Catholics claimed and
expected TO obtain their own university
and schoo. ~ .he prcseI: ses,.on o: parl.:.-
meHt.
The ship Wilhelm. ,he first vesse! o. a
new line, has been announced to sail from
Bremen sor Aspinwal!, cI The tenth CT
MarcE.
Cacno., the Commissioner Of Defense oi
Normandy. has resigned.
Van der Tann's army occupies most OF Bur
gundy.
Odo Russell has been instructed to sus-
tain the French demand for an extension Of
the armistice. An extension is expected.
The Times, in an editorial on the situa-
ton, says the information from Paris in
dicates o longing for peace.
The Neses says the Parisians will vote TO-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09
Mrs. james 4. Oates.

Tic tuIiosque company OF Mrs. James 4.
Oates vii! commence an engagement a. the
Academy Of Music Ecx: Monday. In her
repertoire is 'Tht Faiy One With the Blonde
Wig" with which the company may open.
the New Yoci. Her0iI. World, Tribune.
Giot.. THegyc'". S"n and STIR warmly COM
meme! The troupe. WH%es' Spirit Of Nc Times
SAYS:
Mrs James A. Oates is a petite affair. wlc
commands attention at once b.; her absolute
freedom from the stale articles OF the bur
.es4l!e school. and by the power and pertrc-
ZION of her Voice. Belongin: to that :irliSh
type o.. actress which Lotta made possible.
size has :he advantages of vocal cultivation
and endowment seldom met with on the drs-
matte boards; and she has the good sense to
con'ine ley whole endeavOrs to the artless
;iiske:ies and seductions Of hImorcu. di-
ver-isemnI-. without once airllE. to please
the vulgar or extort sensua! laugh
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09
NEW YORK.
ExY orr Of Gold Yc-terdny->Hic:Ge of u
Bond Robber-Dnllne-~ in Wal;
Street Governments nAdvanceG--SOM,E-
eru. Nuu- -Stealnsl,in Arlix.lu


Street. Governments wAdvanceG--SoM,E-
erne Dull-Steamslip Arrivals.
EE; YORK, February S--rhe eXYc:: g:
gold today amounted to 1881 .o"G.
Samuel $. Stevens. the Bangor. Maine.
bono rohher. committed suic.'.c IN -"
V"n!ts today.
Arrived Steamship City of Erooi'vn.
:rrivcd out :.Alleppo. HISTORIAN. Ea.:'n
and Alexandria.
Dizziness wls the chief feature N Va.
street today.
Money closed easy at A"i. Sterling very
dull: nominally ga .9as. Prime discounts
Gig a.l2. Gold closed at ll;'s a. "a; uni
form through the day. Governments Eat..
sligh: advance: at the close. skies Of iS> q.
i!3l4. Five-twenties Of 1862. IL; "f iSu:,
llOas: OF 1865: HOE: new. ir:'i.; OF iSt..
l09a4: Of 1868. l092.. Ten ntorties. 1885.
Southern securities very dull. wi'h a
sight advance in Tennessees aHd S"r...
Carolina.. Tennessecs 81, new 63'e: VIZ
yin,as 6l12. new 6las: Louislanas 81. new c.:
levee skies -, sights SO; Alabama eiS!i:s
"S. 4ives Ge: Georgias 81 Il, sevens s.; North
C;rolinas Els. new 25 South Ca.o.!r.s .jl.
new xy3.
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q ali q
-. ,.,a,,. T.,..: ,,..,.
"ren"n >""ere's-i increasing 'he ,""'"-
ern o":r'se "''''it.ee~ i>"R.ofe" Loss
COIani-si"Hers- Health OF Judge hh>e
IhiProN,nts-ht' "H" H'rIor Dill
Four Million Appropriation.
WASHINGTON. February s-Nouse-Thc
brooklyn Navy Yard bill was considered
during TIE mc:nin. lcur and went over
without action.
The b;ll .ov tie better protection ". lie
Texas from: er. authorizing the Secretary ii
War :" crg:l.,c and employ citizens. ;rG
auproucia.:n. :'Ct.N0 therefor was dis
eIlSsed
Ny. Logan opposed Tie I'LL as giving en-
p'oymeE, % gentlemen on the Texas t-o2
tier VINO had noti..r. else % DO. !. meant
nu,lin. lLore Eo. less :han War viii Mex
leo. The I'll WIS finally tabled bv "a voce
oi - 20 -.
4 Joint resolution v.ss'! :ein!:tin" III"
duty cr articles sul,! q: .a.rs :oE he tcnc:ir
Of The French.
The l!!, e>t"i ..>i..n. La.ic.a. system. %.
etEca.ion was diseased. w.t!."1. action.
The HOis" tEen adjourned.
.>tno:e.-Nr. TrmbuIi reported io;.:.
resolution that Mr.. Miller, from! Georgia. rc
seated upon .akin. :hc oath administered
~ iim un,! a-kc.; present consideration.
NJ. E.m:,E'.s Objected. ana tAe bill weL,
over
\ resolution .ha. the Southern Outrage
Comr....ce te increased hy two HEN hc!:>.
tna. i may So during the session III ii"
Senate. and report from time 20 zine.
passed.
.le III. ~ VaV Susan NJ. Shelby. Of NJ
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09
A Quick Tr;n.
We copy the following from :ie Mobile

We copy the following from .ie Not.,e
Tri6ene OF yesterday:
The steamer Mary, Of the New Io-s and
re1nandina steamship line, arrived from
Cedar Keys on Saturday, bringing treishts
from New York per steamship Ashland, of
from point 20 point. This dispatch is worthy
OF the thoughtful consideration OF our bus:-
ness men, and shows the advantage of main
tanning this line by their support The rate
Of freights is low, and what is OF still
greater importance, safe calculations may
be made as to the time Of delivery. The
Mary leaves again to-day, and viii make
close connection with the steamer Catharine
Whitney, which left New York on the fourth
instant