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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-16
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Centennial.

LONDON, Aug. 15.-The Scott cente-
merry was celebrated to day by banquet,
Hepworth Dixon occupying the chair,
with the Duke of Manchester and Lord
Lytton, and DR.. Ramsay, as Vice Presi-
dents. Some four hundred persons were
present, comprising men of distinction in
the world of letters. At the crystal pal
ace, Sydenham, the day was also cele.
brated, and also in various towns in
Scotland.
The MOdesty of ChiseIhurst.
The Emperor Napoleon declined to
receive an address of welcome which had
been prepared to tender him, except at
the expressed wish of the British nation.
The strike at Newcastle continues, and
many of the striking workmen are emf
grating to America.
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KEOKUK.
ku-kluX.

KEoKUK, Iowa, Aug. 15-This eve
ming two negroes, named Jerry and Por-
ter, hsd an alteration on the steamer S.
Merrill, coming up the river. When the
boat landed at the levee both continued
to quarrel, when Jerry drew revolver
and shot Porter, killing him instantly.
Harvard, g clerk of the packet COM
pany, endeavored to prevent the escape
of the murderer, when Jerry fired on him
also, but missed. Jerry is not yet ar
rested,
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MEMPHIS.
Old Mortality.

MEMPHIS, Aug. 15.-The Scott centen-
NAL was celebrated to-day by procession
through the streets, the SEQ Oh, Irish,
Italian and German societies carrying
American flags and those of their re-
spective nationalities, preceded by a
band of music. Prominent in the pro-
cession were two Highlanders in costume.
After parading through the principal
streets, they proceeded to james Park,
where an Grafton was delivered by John
Ainsley, Esq, after which various Scotch
games ensued, followed by dancing.
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st. Patrick's United Brotherhood, a
new organization, met last night, and an
nounces that the object of their society
was to promote friendship and brother
hood among all classes of Irishmen in
the United States. A labor bureau is to
be established by them for the purpose of
teaching Irish emigrants such modes of
living as will cultivate their tastes, rem
der them more intelligent and lndepen-
dent.
The Chamber OF Commerce De-
nOunced.
At meeting of a local Democratic
association last evening the Chamber of
Commerce was denounced for refusal to
examine city accounts. The Times was
condemned for its slanderous attacks on
the Mayor and Comptroller, and resolu-
ton was passed declaring that the Mayer
and Comptroller should be heard before
adjudged guilty. At another meeting
Gov. Hoffman was declared responsible
for the bloodshed of July II, and it was
resolved to strenuously oppose him for
any flee he may seek. I-
EJim Fisk Turns over a New Leaf.
Fisk is cutting down expenses reduc-
ing salaries and dischargfDg supert1uous
clerks at Erie railroad headquarters.
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PERSIA.
Details OF the Famine, by way of
Bombay.

Details OF the Famine, by way of
Bombay.
NEW York, Aug. 15.-Advices from
Bombay report that the famine in Persia
had entailed dreadful suffering on the in
habitants of that country. In Ispahan
public shops there opened are selling
camels', asses, dogs and ks flesh, and
yet from 20 to so persons died daily.
People went about selling their children.
In Kassan and Kome, cities where corn
formerly abounded, the people had been
caught cutting down children for food.
Ia Khorassan Is 600 men had been swept
off, and the survivors used to rake up the
corpses for food.
On July 81, Mr.. Allison, Charge
d'Affairs at Teheran, who confirmed the
statements of the suffering by famine,
said in response to the request of Eag-
land for information as to the extent of
the famine: "The famine is over but
provisions are very dear"
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A PugiIiSt in jail.

A certain citizen, whose idea Of domes-
tic authority is not in keeping with state
and municipal regulations designed for the
peaceful and harmonious government Of
man in town he could whip, braVely de-
termined to exemplify his manhood by
giving his wife bruta, and most unmer-
ciful beating, was put in jail as a means of
convincing him that he had to some ex-
tent misconstrued the degree CT personal
liberty, and marital authority allowed by
the laws of the country. He viii to-day
be furnished an opportunity Of explaining
to Justices Wherry and Paul what possible
justification there could be in his disgrace
tul conduct.
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Cotton Weishers ELECTED.

At a meeting of the Cotton Factors of
Nashville, held on Monday evening last,
the following named parties were elected
to serve as Cotton Weighers for the en-
SUNG season, viz: Frank @. Kreider,
Jamss O. Owen and Thos. L. PrichRrd.
1t was agreed that these gentlemen alone
should BIS recognized as such, and would
be moreover required to give their undi-
v.dCd attention 10 the business, and ex-
anime each bale of cotton weighed. They
are also to make note of all bales found
to be mixed or false packed, damaged or
understandable weight on weigher's re-
turn
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JERSEY CITY.
Deliberate Diabolism

A Liquor store Incendiarized by
One of Hts Owners, and several
Persons burned Alive. EJ1o II IL
JERSEY CRY, Aug. 14.-About hall
past twelve this moraing q dull, heavy
explosion occurred at the corner of Wash.
ington and Montgomery streets. The
building is an old dry frame structure,
occupied as liquor store by Thos. Du.
laney. The upper floor was occupied by
two families. At the instant of the ex-
plosion fire broke out ia the lower floor
and within q minute had seized the whole
house. The fire department soon arrived,
but before a single stream could be thrown
on the fire the whole building fell in with
a loud crash. In the confusion i was
impossible to ascertain how many of the
inmates escaped. The dead body of q
servant woman, employed in the house,
was taken out about one O'Clock this
morning. Several other buildings 10 the
neighboThood were also burned.
m LATRR.--Three persons are now known
to have been burned by the fire at mid
night. They are the wife, niece, and son
of Henry Smith, who occupied the build
ing over the liquor store where the ex>
plosion occurred. The bodies of the
former have been recovered. Dulaney
has not been seen since the fire, while
his partner has been arrested on the
charge OF setting the building on fire.
The explosion blew the outside doors
of the liquor store across the street ard
through the doors of store on the oppo.
site side.
Two More Bodies Identified.
NRw YORK, Aug. 1.-Two more
bodies burned, that could not be identi-
fled, but were supposed to be those of
Durancy and MCGEE, were found in the
ruins of their saloon this afternoon, in
Jersey city which was destroyed by fire
and explosion Sunday night Mayor
O'Neill offers $500 reward for the arrest
of any person suspected of setting the
building on fire.
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FACTS every day prove that prominent
Radicals are becoming more and more
disguised with Grant. Here is an extract
from letter from distinguished mem
Der Of that party:
''This is admitted (by all candid men
to be the HttLest, n1ea'aest and most trif-
ling Administration that the country has
ever had. How long will the people be
humbugged by pretenders.
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LYNXBURG,
Appalling Instance OF Youthful
Depravity.
Three Children Burned by IA Young
Communist.

Three Children Burned by a Young
Communist.
LACROSSE, WIS, Aug. 15.-The Re
publican gives the following particulars
of the death of the Clark children at
LynxbWg, Wis. {: 1t seems that The wild
ow Clark, for the offence of beating his
younger brother, had punished her Oldest
boy, aged about IA years. This so en-
ragged him that he got rope, went into
the woods and hung himself, but was
discovered and cut down before he was
seriously injured. Towards night the
young ruffian was sent to build fire.
He did so. He then got can of kerG-
sene, called the other children to him on
some pretense, and poured kerosene upon
the fire. Ali three were burned to death
by the explosion.
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A LETTER from Miss Risley, one of ex.
Secretary Stewards travelling companions,
to her father, under date of July Z, says
that, owing to the fatigue of go long con-
tlnued travel, their contemplated Europe
an tour will probably be given up, and
they may be expected home in August.
The party were then at Constantinople.
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More Fatal Coal OH.

Miss Dougherty, young lady living at
Sonora, on the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad, was burned to death Sunday
night while attempting to light fire with
coal oil. She was slmoet entirely denuded
of her clothing by the burning fluid before
assistance could be rendered her. The
circumstance furnishes another terrible
warning against che too common folly OF
kindlipg fires with coal oil.
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CANADA.
GONG to Have q Live Princes,

OTTAWA, Aug. 15.-It is now posi-
lively asserted that the Marquis of Lorne
and Princess Louise will take up their
residence here Tor heightened period.
The Governor Generals residence. has
been prepared for their reception.
In consequence of the Washington treaty
considerable reductions are expected to
be made in the militia force.
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ARKANSAS.
: Elections and Crops.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, Aug. 15.-Con-
siderable interest is being manifested
among the colored people in regard to the
city elections in November. Meetings
are held almost every night.
The crop prospects continue excellent
from all parts of the State. AT least one
third less cotton was planted this year
than last
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KENTUCKY.
LesIIe's Poll.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 15.-Oficial returns
from ninety. nine counties are received,
which give Leslie, Democrat, 1l9,
Harlan, Republican, 50, 645. This leaves
thirteen counties TO be heard from, which
will probably Increase Leslie's majority
TO little less tn q 40, 900 as previously
stated.
SUnstrOke.
A man named Andrew Dykes died
from suustroke here to-day, and several
other cases not fatal are reported.
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IT now appears that the ostensble res-
son of celebrating the Scott centennial
at Edinburgh, on thu 9th instead of the
18th of August, was that the '.Advance-
ment of Science Association" might unite
in the display.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-16

LOUISVILLE was SO charmed with the
reception II gave the Tennessee editors
that it talks of having them return to
take another. The Tennesseeans have
not been heard from. So says the Gin
einnati Gazette.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-16

Since the outbreak of the horse plague
in Brooklyn, 1,l8O horses belonging
to the city railroad companies have
been attacked, twenty of them have died.
There are at present sixty laid up with
the malady. .-a..r .g
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Released from Jaii.

flannel Taylor, colored, who was sent to
Jail on Monday under a mittimus from the
coIored Justice Butler, on a charge of
csny, was released yesterday, evidence
being wanting to establish ths guilt CT the
accused in the premises.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-16
LONG BRANCH.
AZ Home

LONG BRANCH, Aug. 15-The President
remained at home to-day with his family
while George Frsnkensien made sketch
of the Presidents cottage. The picture
is beng painted for the Boston Art Gal
leTy.
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OF $4,000 pupils in the New York
public schools who have been vaccinated,
not one, it is said, has taken the small
pox. F-
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SAN FRANCISCO,
The Dead Hero of Corea.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 15.-The re-
mains of LIEUT.. ii. w. Mckee, killed in
Corea, arrived on the steamer Japan, and
viii be forwarded tomorrow to Lexipg-
ton, KY, for burial.
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TExEEssRE BoNDs closed in New, York
last evening at 761 for the old issue and
75A for the new. - ~ - a- -
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Co7ToS has sustained another decline
in New York, middling being quoted
at 1916. E trr
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BOSTON.
The Literary Festival.

Boston, Aug. Is The centennial an
niversary of the birthday of Sir Walter
Scott was appropriately noticed in the
meeting of the Massachusetts, Historical
Society tosdsy by addresses by President
Robert C. Winthrop, George Hillyard,
Ralph Waldo Emerson and Rev. DR..
Wa,erston. Letters were read from VIM.
Cullen Bryant, Oliver Wendell Holmes
and others Sir Walter Scott was elected
an honorary member of this society in
1922.
Ole Bulb
De Bull is reported to be seriously i'll.
He recently fel in 4 fit in the door yard
of his residence at West Lebanon, Maine,
and is now in a critical condition.
A Rival of Ben Butler.
The friends of Alexander II. Rice are
actively organizing for the purpose of
presenting his name to the Republican
Convention as a candidate for Governor.
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FRANCE.
Threatened Suspension of the
Treaty of Peace.

Threatened suspension of the
Treaty OF Peace.
LONDON, Aug. 15.-It is stated on au.
thority that serious disagreements have
arisen between the French and German
Governments with reference to the Frank
fort peace negotiation. Present Difficult
ties are likely to lead to further compli-
cations, which may result in a suspension
of the treaty of peace negotiated between
the Governments at Frankfort.
Paris Turns Religious.
PARIS, Aug. Ito dsy being the
anniversary of the Assumption of tine
Blessed Virgin, it is observed as holiday
here and in Versailles.
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PRESsrDErN,r,::
SECRETARY
WILLIAM A. WEBB. J .
DIRECTORS

1850 ~ NSA1s9s
W. ". BERRY, of Berry, DemoYilIs
& Co., and Pres 81 National Sank.
d. T. CARTER. Ii p.
& T. GARDkER, Of Gardner, Buck
ner & Co. .s. - 1900 -
A. g. ADAMS, of A @ Adams & Co.
D. WEAVER, Trustee Planters Bank
J. & GILBERT, Of Gilbert, Parkes &
Co. 80 =
TH0S. D. FIFE, Of Evans, Fits, Por-
ter & Co. ---'~-
VIM. PHILLIPS. of Phillips. Hooper
& Co.
D. S. RHEA, Of Rhsa, Smith q Co.
JN0. F0RTERFIRLD, Caahier Fourth
National Bank -. 49,.
R0BT B. MCLEAN. Of Mclean & Co.
JN0. T. WIRELESS, Of Whsles q
MeAhster ~ 81 ~
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THE EQUITABLE FIRE INSURANCE CON-
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It Is organized especially to keep money 1t
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Policies issued on
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FIRE-DAMP.
The Horrors of Pittston.

Death in the Bowels Of the
Earth.
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UNION AND AMERICAN

GoLD opened in New York Yesterday
at 1924 and closed at ll29., q7wt5g r4
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DWELLING HOUSES,
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at 1876.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-07

Tse SOMRRER0 CUANS, 81
which MORO PHILLIPS PKTOS
PLATE is sAs always has bees Elsnu-
faetareS, lana Of which he has s.ls ~ntrol
, for the Uaited stAtes.) esatains any FER
eent. more Bone Phosphate thaA Raw Bone,
therefore Il ~ more durable.
Alsrge pereeHtsge is soluble, and will i'm
Haediateiy yield it's nourishnent.
The Asmo~is it contains is pare and rea-
dy 10 yield its vslue-nct animal matter, ca
pable Of yielding its aErasnla after dscorn-
position in the sell.
Nothing iS spared in its manufacture to
reader It the ~sst valuable super Phosphate
and Crop Prsdscer In the market.
Eight years experience has proved to the
farmer that It is durable and can always bs
relied on as uniforia in quality; aad the nu-
mersus uaEclicited tesHsaoaiaIs continual
~ received Of Its use in Gems pstition with
ether Fertilizers faliy Attssts that itAAs not
been eKeelled.
Price, 35S per ton of q,osO lbs. Discount to
dealers. EOHO PHILLIPs,
Sole Proprietor sad Manufacturer.
For sale by ]. c. 4 A. N. stockly, smyrna
| Delaware.
nar-l3-sz.
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FANCY DRINK,

Made of Pure Rum, Whiskey, Proof rpirits
and kefuse Liquors, doctored. spieed and
sweetened to please the taste. called, ton
ic, "AppetiEers, "Rertorers, :" &C. that lead
the tippler on 10 drunkenness and rnin. hat
are true medicine, made from the Native
Roots ana Herbs OF California, free from ali
Blood Purifier and Life Giving Principle a
perfect Renovator and InviKorator or the
system. carrying on all poisonous m after
and restoring the blood to a healthy condi.
ton. Ma person can take those bittsH ac
corning to directions, and remsin long un-
we'll.
sIOO will be given for an incurable cas-.
provided the bones are not destroyed by
mineral poisonE or other means, and the VI
tai organs wasted beyond the point Of re
pair.
For Innammstory and Chronic Rheuma.
tism, and Goui, Dyspepsia, or Indigestion.
Bilious, Remittent and Intermittent Feyers
Diseases of the Blood. Liver, Kidneys. and
Bladder, these Bitters have been most sue
cessful. -rch diseases are caused by Vitiat,
ed Blood. which is generally produced bv
arrangement ofthe Digestive Organs.
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever YOU
md its impurities bursting through the ski
in PimpleS, Eruptions or Sores; cleanse il
when you hnd il obsiructed and sluggish I'm
the veins; cleanse it when il ia foul and
your feelings will tell you when. Keep the
blood pure and the health OF the system will
PIN, TAPE and other WORMS, lurking
in the system of SO many thousands, are eff
fectually destroyed and removed.
In Bilious, Remittent and Intermittent
Fevers, these Bitters have no equel For
full directions read carefully the circular
around each bottle, printed in four lanRua-
ges-English, German, French and Spanish
]. y AlKER, Proprietor, ol Commerce st.,
New York.
II. H. MCDONALD, & Co.. Druggists. and
general Agents, San Francisco and Sacra-
mento, California. and 81 4 81 Commerce st
Kew York, Sold By all DrHggiEta and Dee
.yz Sa2zswa.
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OIlEsss4A. DEL.

After an experience OF q years, and seek
ing to know the wants OF the Farmer, ht
vysS-5--n tlattcrs hiInselfto give sat
sss9SS1 fa5SsstS@ islactiOn in bis branch OF
--a,sszssgs Nj Nys1J business. All orders shsll
be- attended to With prompt.
ness and despatch. He has the sole right ut
this STATE fol tho Farmers FayOrite Uerken-
dorm PlOw. which he keeps constantly or
hand. md manufacturers all kinds OF PloNF
To order at short notice. With good mate
rials which he aims to keep nj all times, MI
object Is TO give entire satisfaction. Repals
ing done i'll BlnckSinithing and Whee.-
wrighting with despatch. Thanking mis- NJ
merous friends for past liberal patronage
he hopes by strict attention to business, /,
merit a continuance OF the same.
ssptl2tf l.. v. ASPRIL, OdssEs, DSl
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@-4a.aataMss, &f.
----,-~s~~--.~---
ia &RIE "a a. EC-
JOS EFF a. s1ns Tx

Has nothing TO do with the cclIar No. ~ Nsr-
ket ST., and having sold 1t to Mr.. Kelley. fah
reHuS ed to his Hotel and Restaurant, corner
Vf W;.teranG :;arkei Sta, Wilmington, bel
where he will be happy to nee his old fricn1A
AMI the pnbiie in general.
~ on - Il fJFSss NJ ~
esesss serve in every stS ~ ~
sxvssi and Families supplied WI ~
Is'ts''les'<A in any part Of the'city, s%
by the quart, hundred, or bnshel, leliy cred
free Of charge. GAME in season.
MEALS at all hours, at the low price at 30
cents. Country people coming in town, will
find II n convenient, cheap and please nj place
to get good meal.
- Permanent and Transient Boarders &C.
commodated. 4-c7-tf JOS. T. WAITE.
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Sfwtlrp, &C..
Il is Einishedg

Let those new come who never came before
And those who always came, Hew cenae the
moro.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-15
TEACHERS, INSTITUTE IN THE
FIRST DIVISION.

ANTE CITY, June ID, 1871.
Hon. T. W. Conway, State Superintendent of Public
Education:
The Teachers Institute for the first divi-
sion met here to-day under the auspices of
DR.. r. c. Richardson, Division Superin-
dent for the first school division of the
State. About fifty teachers are in attend
ance, and at least fifty more are expected
tomorrow. Miss H. N. Morris is present,
and the teachers of the division receive her
with the greatest cordially. 1t is under
stood that she leaves here for the purpose
of holding an institute in Franklin for the
third division, and in other places in the
State before the vacation commences.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-15

MAYORALTy OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hail. June 4, 1871.
mo. 894-Administration Series.
An ordinance apprOpriating money to defray the
expenditures of the Department of Com
merce for the month of May 1871.
Be il ordained by the Council of the city of New
Orleans That the following sums of money, or so
much thereof as may be necessary, are here by APP
propriated to defray the expenditures Of the De-
partment of Commerce for the month of May,
1871, and that the Administrator of Public Ac-
counts draw his warrants on the Administrator OF
Finance in payment OF the same:
Price Current Office, fifteen months subscription
SIS.
W. T. Redwood, repairing market scales, etc.
S5.
J. H. Peters locks, bolts and repairing, IA 85
Adopted by the Council of the city of New Or
leans, June IS, 1871.
BENZ. F. FLANDERS Mayor
true copy:
H. CoNoUEsT CLARKE, Secretary. jel5 1t -