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Can,to1 nemoraa, Association. q,

IN. "a
sociation was held. last evening ct the
Chamber Of Commerce-Rev. Charles II.
Read, ID. D., in the chair, and Capt. p. III.
Cogldan, secretary. The meeting was well
attended by many prominent citizens,
Among those who were present were Rev.
Chas. H. Read, d. D., Rev. John Il. Ed
wards, DID,, Rey. Chas. Minnigerode, y.
Id, Messrs. VIM. B. Isaacs, w. G. Elan,
VIM. S. ,Donnan, Chas. T. Workman, Hon.
Geo. Rye, Treasurer Of the State, Maj. A..
E. Courtney, and Capt. M. I. Clarke. The
greatest interest was manifested in the en-
terprise, showing that they were not only
anxious to carry out the project, but con-
Ffdent thatethe citizens of the State gencr-
ally would cooperate in the undertaking.
The form for an address was laid before
the meeting TO- be issued to the people;
which was referred to committee, consist
ing ,of,r Hon., George Bye, Rev. DR.. /, 3D.
wards, and Mr. W. G.. Elam. The :presi-
( dent of the association, Governor Walker,
was added to the committee. ztr..
|, "A committee, consisting of Captain p. G.
| FCoghlan, A. III. Kelley, and l.. l.. Bass, was
appointed to district the city and select can
yassers for the city, whose names are to be
reported to Mr. William B. Isaacs, the
treasurer. r -.
It was resolved to prepare lists. to be
placed by the treasurer IN the hands OF the
canYasscrs, for zsubscript lions. ItIwas also
resolved to circulate throughout the State
lists for the same purpose. ,a i @
The question OF appointing committee
to invite specifications and designs was also
discussed.
The following letter was received by the
Secretary from his EXcellency Governor
Walker::& q =, - - .-::.
"R1CHMoND, VA, May 16, 1871.
Sir,-I have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of your note informing me of
my election as President of the, Capitol
Memorial Association.
Please express to the members Of the
association my sincere thanks for the honor
they have conferred upon me, and the as
surance that it will afford me sincere plea
sure TO cooperate with them as far as may
be in my power in securing the successful
accompls of the very worthy objects
very respectfully, ssaap a23EA !. =
80 Your obedient servant, :rf!
E&g ;f-e.7. G. G. WALLER.
TO P. q. Coghlan, Esq, Secretary. y,
Other matters of detail were entered into
aud completed; after which the meeting
adjourned. NJ
| lit may be proper to state that any person
l.paying the sum of one dollar may become
member of the association, and the board
of directors have resolved to accept contri-
buttons however small, so as to afford an
opportunity to the humblest to aid in the
work, 1t is understood that the committee
appointed to district the city viii Solicit the
aid Of the ladies in canyassing for the enter
prise.l ~ ,,.,r.s.r. ~ z,s..s,
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ELECTION TIcKETs.-ssnd your ORDERS FOR eiec-
ton tickets to the Dispatch Printing House, you
Wish to get them printed cheaply, promptly1 md
In good style. 81 - els-.. sat -. is ie :!
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/ Bouquets made ss short notice st MoHToN's i
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Strawberry Twist, Dtsnora, Wine Sap, King q
Bee, and othercbolce brsnds OF Chewing Tobacco
ut the cigar store corner OF Main and 1Ith streets.
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largo supply OF plants for beds and borders
aS iMORToN,s flower garden. q 'ifasL.2 = r
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i sFINANcEs.-The State Treasury was re-
plenished yesterday, by, o deposit Of $500.
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Seventy five cent? will ,buy.a fne gRuzslnder-s
shirt at Z. b. SPENCE q SoN's genaeusenis far-
nisnpg store, 1900 Main street. 80
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eEHL9 ESTATE AT sPRrvATEsAE.E.

eEAI,F ESTATE AT PKTvATEsBAEEi
GALE OF LAND by virtue or the pro,
Z E by. .Hrs. Mary i. Duke, and by the Ieguest or
he nsaciary In ths deed, will sell g the nige:
an az Jdna next. Mrs. Mary E. Dake,s interest
tfonersevcatb OF about 90 aetes} In the TR OK
fEAND lying IN, I4orisa county, between .came eeIf
lakeso old mfU aud MIcAIsh PsRriah,e, ana tQx.
merIy owned by Mrs. Judith SUiih.a 5Ssgi sf,-ef
a5mT ls.wtts 8 - e. Is. BoWLEsS IIussses I
Ta0R SAFE PRIVATELY. ABOUT,
il TWO HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND on
Jamts river aud Richmond. taaG DnaytiIcs lan-
rs,ad yery near Richmond aud Manchester, In o
high' state OF cultivation |: dwelling, &C.; young
orchard Of about 4 $50 tIeefs fsfpE1hausttbi6b beds
Of tAe ansss grasnn'se: s,sn App! e. e AppERsoF. Ri
rny u st Bssl Estats Aseut and Anctioneor.s
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s,TMMER RESORTS.

,>--r0S ,,T0S uOUsE.-This new and bestltl-
/ FltN l ,,r rcsr,rt, tust fn,shsd and newly
u mi sarnmsted on the Blue Ridge meuntain ~
irnshSssas, Sss,St on .he Chesapeake and gnio rs s,o
road VIII pS 49, nar week for less than . month,
per month dsS Children under twelve ysars and
d S"I,rcd servants AAi'.SiH 8, Il. eoopLoE 4 co.
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Zee. . cars pass, Moa7os'a flower garden every

I Gauze underahirts at seyenty-fye cents apiece,
atEiB. sPENCE b EoNss, 1900 Main street.
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n n. WALKER g. CO., -
~ FIRE. MARINE. ANDINIAND
INSURANCE. AGENTS, .lss--..--
No 1Gi4 MAIN STREET.
undsr Messrs. Il. FL. Naury d Co.

buildings, merchandise, furniture, and personal
property OF AL kinds In the city and country, In.
ru,e' against loss or damags by nre AZ Inc loWeS'
Tobacco In warehouses and marine and inland
T1sss taken st the lowest rates. s-s
Lossss squitsbiy adjusted and promptly paid.
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,AMUsEMENTs.


"A SSEMBLY HAL l.
MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY, /.
MAY 18TH, 18TH, AND l7FH, ls1l.f qsEs4
4 GRAND MATINEE "WEDNESDAY % !,
AT . O'CLOCK r. II. ~
'sATSUMA's ROYAL JApANEsE TROUPE. .os
Star Artists Of both sexes from Jeddo, Japan.
WONDERFUL AcRoBATs. JUGGLERS AND
EQUfEIBRIsTs. &, s..t
THEioNLY JAPANESE TROUPE IN
4 Ess.# ~ AMERICA,
Appearing In their rich and native costumes st
~ each performance.
ApMIssIoS,s 75e.; reserved seats, 81 For sale +
during the day Ut West d Johnston's sookstore,
Msin street; sale commencing ON Saturday, May
18th, at o o'clockA. NJ s. ss'''s'
Admission TO Matinee: Adults 500; children r
under twelve years OF ages &c. s..e,.. -
a. sCHUMAE. ptgectorss II
W. R. HAYpRH, Agent. "a, 80. InYt llt-sth Z.
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20 IS p sszs fg K z Z,
WEDNESDAY, MAY II, 1915
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uoTEIs AND BoARDING.HOUsEs,
A CORNER OF MAIN AND 18th
RICHMOND, VA.
$3.50 PER DAY. $40
PER DAY.

This new and attractive hotel Is now open for
The accommodation of the travelling pubic. LIS
Main street near the post-cffice, custom-house,
All the banks. telegraph offices, and most OF the
wholes. ale an retail houses the city. The house
!, new and newly furnished end Its experienced
proprietor promises that 1t shall be hrss-clasS IN
all uf It's arrangements. -.s,-.-
The TABLE shalt have full advantage or TINS
ami other III srkcts, the BAR supplied With choice
liquors. and The wine cellar with the most select
brands. -
The LIVERY attached will supply the finest
,a,ms At all times, SURYELL COBB,
myl2lm Proprietor.
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peiargonum geraniums In bloom at MoHroS's s
flower garden. e.,ieta.si, 81 ttgs5i 3 8
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sss{g OPYIcz or iCo.orIHkTTNG AGSNT.o .oF} fs
..TnE VIRGINIA LAND AGHHQY.o tslss 4
EOR SALE PRIVATELY, DIV TELL,
IN hNG,S SardVACANT LOTS IL VARIOUS pafss
oY TIE city AID suburbs; FARMH lu 4l3s pAIta Oh
the STATE; alSo, MISERAL LAygS.
-. - Tf y. L. AgHER6ON, ssss
| NV fs-St Agent and ArStI6neer.
aT OTIS IN FIVE 4 Ten iASkEs
s,s9r u iEa FOR BALE. sss 3
80, ACRES or BgAUTIFUL TABLE LAND
frontipx On thes WilnsmsEmg tarpike, essf czsi
and adjoining The city Oh Rtchmond forsale sSs ss
IN FIVE 10 osTEN,ACRE sL0T
/, PRIcs: Sao0 PER 4CREs s.
Cne.afsh ecaah she hslancs In ~ u - sot
and ss ncathss ADray -. e s..,.
.@F' = Ess,s skICHANpSQNI GQee
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ElRE, MARINE, AND INLAND IN.
z SIRANCE. -
SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW Y(lRK. ------e - =.

We NEW 1OAsA.
sSH ss - -:
BRANCH OFFICE, 10 1914 MAIN STREET. y
We Issue POLICIES In the above drst-clxss
PERsoSAI PRofE sq }or prosestion Sa asaiait
ioss or damage by fIe. MARINE and inland
RlskS taken TO any point IN the United states.
aolicies OIL brick buildings issued for from one TO
i've years.
BATES az low as those Of any other company
equally reliable. AppiicalfOns solicited. - ~.
IL Fl ID NJ WALKER ~ CO. Apenfss -
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CT. GLAZE HOTEL,

CT. GLAZE HOTEL, :. .. =
- MONUMENT SQUARE. BhLTfMoRE, Md.
GILMUUR & SONS, Proprietors.
The Only tel in Baltimore furnished with
passenger elevator and fire escapes Has accom-
InodltiOns for three hundred guests. Terms, S3
per d.T. Opened May LIST. 1871. r.
my l0-"ed!m II. II. FOGLE, Manager.
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OK HALF-BARRELs VERY sSUPE-
~c RtDR PICKLES,
5oboxes MlLLEH'S STARCH,
81 cases BhAMDY PEACHES @
In store and for sale by
WAGGONER & HARVEY,
No. Pearl Block, lah st., Richmond. Va.
aDlD eZ1s Es.t
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- ,EsD OF rHR sBcoND TR1AL OF SANDS
Another Hung Jury-The jury in the
ease Of Sands received their discharge YES.
terday afternoon at 8 3o'clock, after reiter-
atfng that: it was morally impossible for
them to agree upon verdict. The Judge
said that under ordinary circumstances he
would keep them in custody until the close
of the term, but in view of the sickness of
two of the jurors he thought best to pur-
sue d, different course. After their dis.
-Inissal they were paid off. and most of
those from Alexandria went home last
night. =. 2.
According to- our information, eight of
the Jurors were in favor of verdict of
guilty, accompanied by sentence of ten
years in the penitentfary !. two thought the
prisoner guilty, but advocated shorter
term of imprisonment; and two to the last
maintained their beliefin his innocence. The
two who urged verdict of 1tnot guilty"
were lisbon Benedict of Richmond, and
Samuel Beach. of Alexandria, and OF the
two: Mr.. Benedict Was the most decided In
his convictions.
The accused will have his third trial at
the June term of the court, and he was
bailed in the sum of 81 500 for. his appear
arce on that occasion. MIR. John Nettles
was! his bondsman.
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111se'corAtfon OF Soldiers, Grave. :, !. :
81 Hebrew Cesnatesv. = - = .s.'' a4as

II 8R q 10
& s; 81, Iebrcw Cesnas,tery. y = a1a'
/ No people are more noted tiIan f,,e f5a,..
! 3isWs for respect and attention to p thai, s,
dead The remains of the ioved n,s,s s.e.. : =
Eueyoutiy consigned to their irsf s ressinas {.
pace and tue mounds which. cover fs,s,,s,
alWays bear marks OF ,afectionate care
ine feelings which prompt such attention.
never bear fruit more abundantly or fr,o,,a
gieaMngl than on the day set apart nv fhe
Hebrew LadieS Memorial Association9 for
Lhe Decoration Of the graves OF the Con.
iederata soldiers inferred within their
beautiful cemetery In the northwestern
part of the city. E'a' $3.50 ls''4 !. )
IL Yesterday this cemetery, was, as usual o,
such occasions, thronged with ladies' and
children, not iYqof the .ts chosen race .
DUE representing other lcreeds and peoples.
ana all OF one: mind in their devotion to the
cause in which the soldiers OF the South
laid down their lives. The tasteful iron
railing which surrounds the soldiers see.
lion was beautifully festo0ned with wreaths.;
and upon every grave there was q floral Of.
ferlng. ~ EIiS5f3f5 .E6 y G~R.f g \
The following Is complete list of The
Soldiers whose remains lie In the Hebrew
cemetery: H. Jacobs; E.. b. Miller; Corpo.
raj Il. Eiseman, 10Th Miss. regiment; M.
ibachrach, Lynchburg, Ya.;: s. Curry, 10th
Mics; A. Robinson, 18th Ga. regiment
JULIUS lark, 7th La; A. Heyman, Ga; 1t.
w. M. Wolf, Hagood' South Carolina bat.
tery,; Lieut.. 8. s. Lipman, 9th La.; Isaac,
seldner, 9th Va; s. Weiss, Ga,; Jonathan
Snuer, La; rJl Frank. Ga; Henry Cohen,
?. e; Jacob. A. Cohen, captain company A.
lEh LG., killed at. Manassas a.. Lehman.
South Carolina; III. Aaron, North GaroIina: !:
y. Eachracb, Lynchburg, Ya.S Sam. Bear,
georgia: [. Cohen, Hampton Legion,
South Carolina T. Foltz, Sixteenth Missis-
appl Henry- 9ersberg, Salem, Va, killed
May 81, 1862; j. Rosenberg, Georgia
Henry Adler, Forty.sixth Virginia Il. J.
Fourth Texas. killed January 81.
1872 lsS2 20. Wolfe, North Carolina IT. 'Hesse-
perg, Caroline county, Va. The graves are
all nicely turfed, and at the head of seachis
neat stone bearing the name of the sol
dier except in one. case, where the name is
unknown. -EEehF@ = 'A-4' LA < 8 = = 80
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This company, while issuing all approved and
sair styles or policies Invites special attention TO
tGeir system or GROUPING or TpNTlNE DlYI-
DE<D POLICIES, rendering II Re insurance avail
ttle an investment uneqIalled by any other
company. For agencies, apply to
j. b. MOORE,
General Agent for The S0uthstde, -
j. 2S-2.awlyk Richmond, Va
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yEOLTZ HOUSE, FORMERLY 7
W c 'Oh,c. CORNER sTH AND clay
SrRRTTS.-Mrs. &. j. WOLFE can accommodate
several families with comfor able and nice rooms
ci'irr finished or nnfurniBhed and gopd board
al moderate rsies. Please apply early. 70 SS
Lay hoardcrs solicited .s.@''.
my lo-eoc3t FERDINAND WOLTZ, Agent. :
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

K RohAA lN'oNA-oA 'oMf AN :
$lpfVoo WV
DEPOSITED with The Treasurer OF Va. $50,OG9
InsIres all kinds OF PROPERTY or NERCHAN-
Disc IL moderate rates against loss or damage
by fire. Losses paid promptly without discount.
PkYTON " ELLaKSON, Agents,
my 9-3n Corner 18th and Cary Streets.
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LAWSON EUNNALLY, President
Z. i. MEADE, Secretary. .r-- ...,..
WM. COULLING, Cashier. ..-,
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lITY SAVINGS AND INSURANCE
~ BROKERAGE COMPANY.
OFFICE CORNER OF TWELFTH AND MAIN STS.
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DIRECTORS:
II. $. Woodbridge, W,D. T. Taylor,
Client. II. Barksdale, John III. Greanor,
Mm H. Powers, JAS. Plcasants,
". K Quarles, w. H!LpcRe.
FIRE, LIFE, and MARINE INSURANCE ef
itctcd in The best companies at the iO,oeSt rates.
Interest allowed on deposits, and loans nego-
tl3ted. r". - ap Palm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-01-27
OVERWHELMINGLY

Put him Cthe negro) just on the same
footing under our laws as other citizens.
and let him with them hoe his own row.
He neither asks nor desires more that this,
and the Republican party will moi be salts
fed with less. This is the way
to have peace.
The above is from recent issue Of the
Louisville Commercial, Radical If our
Kentucky contemporary bad said "This
way ought to bring peace, 1T would have
been nearer correct. We have tried
''this way" in Tennessee, but not found
peace yet. On the contrary the Radical
delegation in Congress from Tennessee,
backed by the Radical party of she State,
are just as far from granting peace now
as they were upon the day that Gen. Lee
surrendered. Our State cons tuition and
laws give the negro the same right 10
vote, hold Office, testify, sit upon juries,
that they do the white man; and yet
Rsdicalism still wars upon the late dis
franchised 'Rebel" withall the nalignity,
if not more, than it did in the day of its
power. We do not ask to have any of
our laws granting privileges 10 the negro
changed, but we do say, 'Let us have
peace.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-01-27

we are almost prepared to behold with
out emotion, the final fall CT the great
edifice itself. We who live in the South
can, of ourselves, do nothing TO restore
the once magnificent proportions of the
grand and noble structure. We have no
power to resist-no power to demonstrate
and unless the Northern people come
to our rescue and take the care of the
public liberty into their own hands, and
out of the hands of q mere usurping
party, the day may not be far distant
when the General who was elected to the
Presidency from the head of an army and
with a sword by his side, shall be the
willing tool of an interruptions and am
bilious Congress in trampling forever
upon the last vestige of human freedom.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-01-27
In Chancery at Nashville, Tenn.

STATE OF TENNESSEE-Ofice Clerk and J
Master, Chancery Court at Nashville.
January the 20th, 1871. }
The State of Tennessee complainant vs.. the
Edgefeld and Kentucky Railroad Company
and others, defendants.
It appearing from the allegations of the bill
fled in this cause thst the names and res
idence OF q mum Der OF tho stockholders of the
defendants, the Edgefeld and Kentucky Rail
road Company, the Nashville and Northwest
eru Railroad Company, the Memphis, Clarks-
Vile and Louisville Railroad Company, Nc
Minnville and Manchester RaiirOsd Com
pany, Winchester and Alabama Railroad
Company, the Southwestern or Southern Rail
road Company, the Knoxville ano Kentucky
Railroad Company, the Cincinnati, Cumber-
land Gap and Charleston Railroad Company,
the Knoxville and Charleston Railroad Com
pany, the ROgerSville and Jefferson Railroad
Company and the East Tennessee and Western
North Carolina railroad Company, are al
unknown, as also the names and residences of
a number of the he ders of the bonds issued
by the complainant, the S. ate of Tennessee. TO
the before named Railway Companies, and
also of the h lders of the bonds issued By said
Railroad Companies, or any of them, and also
of number of the creditors Of said Railroad
Companies, and that the names and residences
of number of persons interested in said be-
fore-named roads, or Railroad Companies, are
also unknown, it Is, therefore, In pursuance Of
the provisions of an act Of the Legislature of
the State of Tennessee, passed the 2ist day of
act of 1870, chapter 49, for the sale of the in
terest of the State, in delinquent Raiload
Companies, passed July l, 1870" and of the
allegations and prayer of said bill in this
cause, ordered that all ssid unknown stock
holders, holders of the bonds issued by
the State 10 said C -mp6nies, or of the bonds
issued by said Companies, creditors of ssid
Companies, and other persons interested In said
several roads or Railroad Companies, before
named, enter their appearance herein at special
term Of said ChanoeTy Court at Nashville, to b.
held on the first Monday In March next Qs7I), and
that all Of said defendants, or many Of them Of
the differens classes as the COURT may deem sufh-
cent to represent al Of each class, be required to
answer the allegations Of the bill on oath, and put
in such defence to said bill as they may respective
" deem proper, under the provisions Of the said
act of the 2lss December, 1870, or the said bill viii
be taken for confessed as to them, and set for
hearing ex parte and that q copy Of this order be
published for four consecutive weeks in the Nash
Vile Union and American and the Republican Ban
ner. A true copy-Attest:
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR,
Clerk and Master.
E. h. Ewing, ". =. Cooper, W. B. keese, solio-
itors for Complainant. jan22 d4w
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-01-27

EVEN Radicals rejoice now when the
arrogant 'BOttled" Ben. Butler sustains
q defeat in the House Of Representatives.
When the credentials of Mr.. Corker, one
of the Democratic members from
Georgia, were presented TO the House of
Representatives on the Gath inst, Butler
objected to allowing him to be sworn.
He caused the memorial of the contestant
"a negro 10 be read then, with noisy
words and excited gestures, demanded
that his objection should he sustained,
and the case sent 10 the Committee on
Elections. Members of that committee
said the credentials were in regular form,
and the prima facie evidence in Corker's
favor was clear. They could see no good
ground for the refusal of his admission.
The Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette Gays: Nobody was
frightened by his Builer's) demonstra-
tiOns. Less than fifty voted with him.
but one of whom was a member of the
Massachusetts delegation This is only
one OF the frequently occurring indica.
tons that Butler 10 longer exercises the
influence or the authority over the House
which he at one time seemed 10 haye''
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-01-27

TIE New York Post says: q The
Confederate cotton loan, redeemable in
gold, by Mr.. Jefferson Davis government,
in 1868, is still bought and sold on the
London Stock Exchange. There are 60,
435, 700 of it in the London market,
which cost the subscribers about ninety
per cent. of its nominal value. Sir Henry
De Houghton is said TO have G386,OOO,
which cost him nearly par. Sales were
actually made during December at from
three and three quarters to five per cent ,
closing at the highest rate.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-01-27

In q case recently in the United States
Court at Raleigh, n. c., in which a Post
master was defendant, the court held that
all departments of the Government were
bound to sustain the currency of the
Government, and the fact Of a bin being
more or less mutilated was no justifica
ton for its being refused by any Officia
of any department Of the Government
This is right and proper. The Govern
ment should redeem in full its mutilateC
notes the same as any bsnk or any indi
Yidnal
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-01-27

CHILDREN have been SO ''Crammed'
with study in the Troy schools, that ply
sicisns have found it their duty to inter
pose and prescribe, not drugs, but fewer
lessons. 1t would be a good thing if q
good many parents, and some teachers
too, would remember this fact.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-01-27

TIE Philadelphia Bulletin (Radicall
declares that if Senators insist upon con
tinuiDg the income tax, eve shall he jus,
titled in assuming that their desire 10 con.
tinue in office host of retainers, is
greater than their sense of duty to the
neonle y
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-01-27

A BILL has been introduced into the
North Carolina House of Representatives,
making it penal offense to belong to a
secret political society. That is fragrant
disloyalty, as every Loyal Lacquer is
ready TO testify.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-01-27

In New Hampshire the canvass foI
Governor is said to be taking decidedly
religious turn. 1t appears that the Free
Will Baptists, the Methodists and regular
Baptists each have a candidate for Gov
ernor, and it is thought that the Metho-
dists will carry the day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-01-27

Ten years of Radical rule have placed
our expenditures four and half million
dollars above those of Great Britain.
What will ten more years of the same
kind of management bring forth
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-01-27

We see it stated that w. b. Stokes-he
of Calf Killer fame-Will be candidate
for sergeant-at-srms of the next House of
Representatives.