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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21
VOL XXXI....No' 9,45l'
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BhllAi"
uyNARY ABOLITION On, or srw T,sN WAS RECEIVED IN
Lh.-,'"',,,--TVE TORIES IN DILEMMA
PAlLlA"N'' LONDON, Thursday, July 90 ISL
- n Commons, this evening, MI
In tu0 1noed that the Queen had solved 'ilc pui
Gladstone canceling the royal warrant lelaI@ins
chase pfoD'' commissions IN the army lie decl'rou
the 80 of Lords though impughlng 'no
p"' ~s %, ts abolition had failed TO sustain ''o
Deh' -, Hence the Ministers had adVlseu ih',
eDaSo IKE this action which ehectuaiiy uiSposou
hg y,nston in accordance with the manifest WIN Va
esme Tbis declaration was received with Vehe-
.Dsnt cheering In the House. ,..o,,, h,ttor,v
he ,,oli and the Tory members generally DilVoi'S
NJ ,lo arbitrary course of the Government pu'
ehs,o 1vas defiant and' challenged the Oppo'i
~. 80 move a vote of want OF confidence
I'll Granville IN the House OF Lefds,
ial' Of tbe Ministry. and defended Their pon'y'
,r,possibe TO depict the scene III either
~ announcement Of the fate OF the ,'.
..o,o The Lords were doepV hoNo''
S s,--, &, .lo,r demonstrations In the Commons rs
tarishment, anger, and uncertainty WIZ ,,,y
r. ,r,es we're confounded and their leaders Wcro pA
os what action should be taken at an event
mn tbey were hardly prepared for,
.b obscure foreshadowngs IA The Sldnaa'a VI 80 .,
a., and 10 day. Tho opinion OF al Is thas inc
thc Ministry IS bold and even desperate o. 49, j
tooI,pg Il led 10 anticipate faiIeacIhs coAs'
ademocfatc sense. ,,o--,>
AZ FICTION RIOT IN RELAND-IHotoe. ~
nrwOcRATIC MEETING-ANOIHLR RAlLhOAO
ACOiDIN4' LONDON, Thursday, July 20, 1871.
Tho election for member OF Parliament III
ro,,,, Monaghan Ireland. viii unQucsuonaoly resNlt
a retprn Of Charles Powell Leslie, Conservative ana
M former representative Of the county. The voting Is
Ill a. nroyress but enough Is known to Justify the lore
r,re statement mob 5000 strong entered the Town
e,Noracan this morning, and disturbances OF serious
o.,re arc threatened. The keepers OF pubic houses
80 hon ordered TO close their establishments, ana
tocns have been hastily dispatched 10 Quell the antei
pated rl0t. ,.,,. ,,,-so ,or,, -,
s,r1av next tie anniversary Of the great Reform
ton Of 1866 which, it will be remembered was
h-oten up ,y the police after fierce conflict In which
Die papgs were broken down, much damage DONE and
many persons hurt
passenger express train from Manchester for LONDON
ran OF The track to-day. Several persons were injured
some Of them seriously.
Tho London Common Council has rejected motion to
give banquet ut the Guildhal 10 the Imperial ana
Royal visitors now IN England.
The prizes Of the Wimbledon Rifle Meeting have been
distributed by the Princess Louise Several representa-
tyes Of the Canadian Volunteers successful com
petors, and have received their awards at the hands OF
Her Royal Highness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21
A NEW RAILROAD ROUTE BETWEEN NEWYoRK
AND CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, July 2O-About three months
ago a Railroad Company organized here known as
the Kentucky and Great Eastern Railroad Company with
Col. s. W. Morton OF New-York President, A. j. Hold
der as vce-President, and Gems. Fremont and Banks
judge Cutler OF Marietta, Ohio J. W. Duke Of Maysyie
and James I. Brady OF Pittsburgh, Penn, as D-
Sectors 70 construct railroad from CINCINNATI TO Cat
ettsburg KY. under charter granted by the k ss.
This ia hut small part OF the Companys
purpose and that their real plan s to build another
railroad from Cincinnati TO NewHOrk CITY
thrnurh Kentucky across West Virginia, TO
point in Virginia, and thence by roads row low
constructing through York and Reading, Pa 10 the
caste terminus Those interested claim the new route
TO New York viii be miles shorter by MEASUREMENT
tban The route by the Pennsylvania Central and, IN
e0ualzng distances Of curves ana grades te
new route will be the shortest by little less than zoo
miles II IS announced that work will be commenced IN
Kenicy within three months, and that the whole line
will he finished ia less than three years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21
CRIMES AND cAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGfAfD:

James Sheffield formerly Postmssste. =. var
reutoa FLORIDA, ogni desiia san fraae ,,.,,,,
The Rev Mr. Phpps Us Mar. vas n' tie
ofKus.tOn, MAss., az his throat e''s'''''
small boiler in the repair SHOP q, ' 90
snI IN prcrdeaee. erpleiei yssttraay -
Elm wood cotton M aheb sa.e about " es' ron The
main bniailnE q, ..o,I 90 ana IS ,ha Tn.
... John SteW lore Commissioner Hslet Boston zee
mary sLaraei VIA snaassrg about SVo sOio OF STA e'@ "
&c Vii Ie d,pOsei Of Ga sA'u.a.' .
;S near Trcaoa He We. digging worms for tshag psrgS,ss
yes'e G froa h pocket AMI discharged he ball en
wbe1 hs asI elBso; aal He lies dangerous rendition
A traveller, whose name is not given, stopping
;he rso.d depot Harrisburg YESTERDAY rO.eed q '.s'1s
he had eareessy len the bag under be seat 81 NJ
s While SET ssh~sps n" traces o. We fSeetf ~
fyt bsta !sssfgve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21
EARTHQUAKE SHOCK IN NEw-ENGLAND.

CONCORD, July Ca very heavy shock OF
earthquake was felt here at 1885 o'clock this morning
accompanied by deep, heavy, rumblng NOISE II
nassed from north to south Buildings were violently
rocked and church bell rung Reports from the differ
emf parts OF the state indicate that ii was very general
At Portsmouth ihe old pastering in the Jail fell ana
the night workmen In OF the breweres ran out very
much frightened.
Adyces from Maine say that the shock was very gen
orally felt throughout that state ihe people "eto
greatly alarmed, but no serious damage WAS done
BosroN, July 2o.-An earthquake shock was
felt in this city and suburbs early this morning. The peo
MI, we're generally awakened and much alarmed, but no
damage was done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21
LOCOMOTIVE EXPLOSION AT MAUCH CHUNK
SIX PERsONS KILLED.

MAUcu CHUNK, Penn, July 2O.-The loco
,otve yuean on the Lehigh Valley Railroad, exploded
this morning at Coalport The engineer, fireman, and
our railroad employees were killed Ali the bodies have
heep found except that Of the fireman. which is sup
noed 10 he In the canal The body Of the engineer was
thrown about 800 yards up the mountain side, falling on
a tree One Of the employees was thrown across the
yer He has not been identified but Is supposed TO lie
man named Mussall. The bodies were all horribly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21
NOT ANOTHER CONNOLLY CASE.

Justin Carter, who disappeared from his
residence No. 40 Hamiltonst, July s, taking with him
his little son. age whose wife reported to the Police
that she believed he had murdered the lad and then
made away with himself, returned home' YESTERDAY
bringing the child safe and sound He has been visiting
acme friend in Vermont. Mr. Carter is sick and Is now
confined to his bed His wife thinks him OF unsound
mind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21

Dr.. T. T. Sherman, recently found guilty OF man
slaughter, by producing abortion has be'h 'oi'ehcsu 70
hard Ior in The Albany Penentiary for two years and
six months. -. .oootrod
The Secretary OF the Treasury has just received q
letter from Judge Richardson, who speaks rather en-
couracingly of the prospects OF negotiating the new
loan IN England although there Is nothing specific Oh
that point. .,,. 1,., =,
REPRESENTATIVE Beck and the Adiutant General or
Kentucky had an nteryiey with Secretary Boutwell, TO-
ov about Kentucky claims The only question In con-
troyqrsv Is tire fact to whether the troops furnished
aud e0npped by that state were actually mustered INTO
the service Of the United States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21
MEXICO.
OPPOSITION TO JUAREz-THE MAGDALENA COLO
NISTS.

CITY OF MEXICO, July H. via Havana, July
-Ine Lerdistas and Pordrsias uniting closely TO
oppose Juarz out the triumph Of Juarez Is considered
certain. The Mexican Government Is relieving dis.
dressed Americans from Magdaena Colony.
Inc report that negotiations were in progress TO
rune diplomatic relations with France il denied
roman catholic entered la Protestant church in the
sef.Lai' Htenolug 10 Kill the minister, but being pre-
seneu stained one OF the congregation. The country
" general Is Qulet kIdnapping continue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21
rcoIx MONUMENT ASSOCIATION.

spRIyGrrELD, H., July 2O.-The Lincoln
,,rment Association held meeting yesterday TO as
certain their financial condition 1t was found that they
had suaeent funds to pay for the monument with the
bronze statue OF Mr.. Lincoln, and also for grading the
rounas This will leave the four groups Of statuary
contemplated in the original design nnPrGmyldsd for
,r ~ ticv coud pay Ter the work They have done 40,
QUO ave now ont Of d"Dt. T." groups 81 atnary WIZ
90. sr aoo and vii be bought II TIE money can be
rails pf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21
TELEGRAPH NOTES.

Adyices from Sauto Domingo state that the
ts a. iioa L reOsd sgsnsi Ba and pronounced IN A'or oil
Gen LGP-rVn. -, -, -,
r. Simmons the owner Of the wheels tubes,
~ ~ ,i,ys ng The Kenncky lotepes, has instituted sail
ast The p,ltg rsha wLo seized them, h hr recovery o INC IN
plrnebts md - 01j csnAgts
The Executive Council of the Dominion BOARD
ofTas accepted ih invitation Of te National ~ w [ o
A.. IniJ S,at,, t. appoint Committee u rootid'I DC sug
me-. nt,u,e relations between The two eoanns~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21

LOUISVILLE, Ky, July 20-In the United
States Circuit Court, Judge Ballard has given decision
in the patent OF Joseph b. cartwright agt Joh H.
BRAND for infringement the patent known IA the
Moroan sde-s1ddle Tree" awarding Cartwright 200
damages Other manufacturers are similarly lhItihSS'
and an Important suit Is pending IN NeWfork CONCERN
ing the same Morgan tree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21
KFNrrcKY,s TREASURY EMPTY.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, July 20.-The Auditor OK
the state of Kentucky has issueda circular 70 ,s
o.Ipg claims TO him. stating that the condition OF inc
treasury compels him to cease auditing claims un 'n0
Excheouer Do replenshed from collections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21
SPAIN

CONTEMPLATED RESIGNATION OF THE MINISTRY.
MADRID, Thursday July 20. 1871.
The Ministers assembled this afternoon with
the intention Of rendering collectively their designations
TO the King 1t IS believed that the Cores win adjourn
unn the ministerial trouble is The King is con-
suiting with the leaders OF the different pardes with
view TO tie formation of an entirely new Cabinet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21
THE GRAND ARMY ENcAMPMENT.

WATKINS, N. Y, July 9O.-The Grand Army
Eneampment made excursion from Geneva 10 'uio
place to-day. A meeting was held In the Mou"'ai"
House. and addresses delivered by Gems. birn"n'
Murray Robinson and Long Col Marshall, Majors Long
anI p,ne and i ID Robinson of The National JcW""'
Cen Barnum also Iecited Barbara Freitehes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21
FALL OF A BRIDGE-Two MEN KILLED.

CINCINNATI, July 2O.-Davis Creek bridge, on
the line of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, 1--WE miles
west OF Charleston West Virginia, fell this afternoon
while the workmen were putting the permanent tim,
rera Thirteen wOrknen fell with the bridge, two Vt
ybon we're killed one was probably fatally Injured ana
,x were more or less seriously injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21
GERMANY.
PAYMENT OF PORTION OF TIE FRENCH IN
DEMNITY.
BERLIN Thursday, July 20, 1871.

1t is officially reported that 4O9,6o0,00O francs
Of the indemnity were received from France the 18Th
instant Of which 12OOOO5 were in silver; and $500 600
have arrived since the 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21
SWITZERLAND.
TIE RIGHTS OF EEUTRALs.
HEENE. Thursday. July %.

BEENE, Thursday, July 20, 1871.
The Council of State recommends that the
Federal Council take measures 10 secure the agreement
Of the Powers to denonO Of the rights and Obligations
81 neutrals binding on all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-21

UHEAl bI'N11' -, =, o.,
ruAnr ABOLITION s OF Er TH w As nrG TTHG'iS
sYsfEh-nO,' TIVE TORIES IN DILEMMA
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-24

There IS to 10 q review of the pupils Of
Edgefeld Seminary TO day in Mathematics,
English Grammar and Music. PTemiums
and certificates will be awarded TO he best
music pHpils.
4. !. Hughes las erec!cd on the corner
Of Woodland and Fillmore streets man
moth set of scales Of tho Fairbanks por-
suasion, Tor tho weighing of coal, corn,
oats. hay, cattle or anything else. Our
friend Hughes is deserving of no little
credit for this piece Of enterprise.
4 little daughter Of W. II. Hydinger
met with q narrow escape yesterday. The
child was in the act Of crossing the street
at W,aklcy corner, when horse attached
to q " g0n turned n Tulip street sudden
~. the wheel of the wagon striking the
c'ild and knocking her down. Il is nearly
miraculous TIA she escaped from being
5uu over and crushed TO death ae Tao wRg-
OF was hlpylly loaded
There viii DO services n 81. Apngs
Church tonight, commencing at Lalf past
7 clock, when q lecture appropriate 30
the season Of Isn't will LC delivered hy :hu
pastor, Rev W. j. Ellis.
We are glad TO learn that Charles Gang
bell who went to Florida some two months
ago Tor ms health IS rapidly improving.
Tie wag dance AZ the Red Men Ball on
Wednesday night was an interesting fea
turo o. the evening. There was large
delegation from Nashville present, as par
IN the art ot turpslchore, and the
affair was one Of he most agreeable of
She season.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-24
New Advcrtiscmcnis.

Farmers, wagon-nakers, and ownors OF
vehicles generally should go to the
Nicholson House on Saturday and soc the
improved axle skein Of A Rocks 90.
This is g Tennessee invention, and IS
recommended by over 100 farmers. a Il
axle is warranted to hold up for year
5000 pounds, and the a1l5 to last hve
years. Go and see It.
An experienced dry goods clerk wan ted
at Chas. Richheimer i Co. S.
E. LoiSe8u IL Co. have reduced the price
of their compressed coal TO $3.50 PEE
load.
See notice Of meeting of members ard
ex-membeas of Fenian brotherhood to-
night, TO make preparation for the celebra-
ton of ST. Patrick's Day.
Annual meeting of stockholders Tennes-
see and Pacific Railroad 18th OF March.
The iron fence and foundation on the
Custonhouse lot viii be sold a. auction on
Saturday; also about 600 feet stone flag
ging.
Gov. Seuter offers reward Of $500 for
the apprehension Of -. c. Farris, charged
with the murder Of Lewis Reed.
A respectable girl wants situation as
seamstress or nurse.
The Board Of Managers Tennessee L.
dustral Exposition are requested to meet
promptly tonight
Northern potatoes FOR seed, justreccived
in large quantities. hy Horton 6 Co. They
also advertise Cottmans celebrated sub
soil pillow.
The Spray for Cincinnati to-day.
Attention Is directed to the advertise
ment Of The Huntingdon Courier, which
appears elsewhere. The Courier has a
large circulation in West Tennessee, and
our merchants would do well to have their
cards inserted in that paper.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-24
Personal.

Among the numerous arrivals al The City
Hotel yesterday, We notice thu names OF }.
II. Henderson and bride, of Columbus,
Ga Col. 4. E. Scale7, Of College Grove;
Capt. W. II. Davis, of Lebanon: Judge J.
&. Wallace, of Franklin; Dr.. g. NJ. Par
due, Of GAINESVILLE; Col. j. S. Williams, Of
Robertson county; Maj ]. 4 Soribner, Of
HAMPSHIRE Col. Pickett, Of Alabama; Msj.
e. W. Hummer, Of Logan county, Ken
lucky; Dr. Pierce, Of Ohio; O. d. Mccall,
of Arkansas; Col Burnett, of Tuscambia,
A'a; E. J. ualve, of G-lVeston, Tex.
The following named gentlemen were
registered at the Battle House last night:
Col Z L GoIIaday, Lebanon: A. New
kirk. Warren, Pa; Col. J. J. Wherry,
Sumner county, S. p. Evans, Knoxville;
Andrew A. Rutland, California; Or. J. P.
Thomas, Christian county, Ky; Maj. S.
?. Dismukes, Fayetteville; j. w. Plum
mer, Chicago; w. Ii. Dickson, Giles coun-
IL: 4. FurgGson, Cotieevllle, Miss.
We had the pleasure Of meeting in the
city yesterday Maj Henry Heis5, formerly
Of the pIess gang IN this city, but for some
time past one Of 10 editors Of the st.
Louis Times. lie will receive a cordial
welcome from his old fIionds.
W. ". Goodwin. Esq, formerly Of This
place, now Of the BlCli City, il il the city.
Among the arrivals at the Maxwell
House yesterday, were the following: John
T. Tanner, E-q., Athens, Ala, W. NJ.
S.Idon aud family, Eutaw, Ala, Col. Gil
man Traftou, Louisville, Col VI. Nc
Ghee. Knoxville, Col Duncan B. Cooper
and S. ". Fuersol, Columbia.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-24
New Publications

McS5rs. Paul & Tavel have placed upon
our table, from the library Of select novels
Sir Harry Hotspur or Humblethwart, by
Anthony Trollope. It is double column
page publication Of Up pages, on good
paper, of clear type and is handsomely IL
Illustrated. 1t Is one of the very best pro-
ductlODs of the author of ''Orley Farm, "
''Phineas Finn 'Barehester Towers"
Tho Bertrams, etc, and is written in
IrollOpes own attractive and inimitabIe
style. Published by Harper Bros, New
York. From the same firm we have 1.-The
CryptOgIam' by James De Mile, also hand
sOmely illustrated. The volume IS one of
SURPRISING merit and written in astyle and
vein both clear and fascinating. l. con-
tains POI o1cellenly ..tprinted pages, which
when commenced, will have to be read
through by any reader of taste and d s.
elimination, Harper and Brothers, New
York.
Popular Science, by 4. Bernstein, ID the
title Of a 1GG page - mo. volume very
well printed and bound, full of interesting
practical suggestions on natural science.
We regard it as a very useful text book for
the family and the household. Chr.
Schmidt, publisher, New York.
W, ~. CcnIeE, I16 well AuOWn Union
street dealer, has favored rs with G0dgS
Ladics' Book for March, which is an at
traciive and interesting number. We are
Indebted to him also for yanIjLesliGs IL
hiStrated Newspaper. Mr.. G. has all the
late publications and periodicals.
We have received from W. 7. Berry
ScrtJHcr'S Monthly, an Illustrated Maya
zine for the People, for March. The present
number is one of rare merit, and is rim
tal Of choice reading and miscellaneous
literary matter. The table of contents is
rich in variety and attractivoness, pre-
pared by persons of distinguished talent
and scientific attainmenta.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-24
RIVEg ASD HgATRgg.

The river was still receding at this point.
with . feet on Harpeth Shoals Weather
cool, cloudy ard clustering.
The TalisIan arrived from Cairo with a
good trip, in part consisting Of >. 500 bush.
els of corn and a large lot Of iron.
The Umpire cleared for the head of the
river with light cargo.
The Spray arrived from Cincinnati with
a large miscellaneous cargo
The Ialisman Is the regular packet for
Cairo to-day at 4 p. N, Capt Wiley Sims
in cummnEd ard Brace Hunter in the
office
The Spray did not get OF yesterday as
advertised, but is up for II o'clock to-day
Capt Gus Brown in comm and.
The bonnie Mallie Ragon will be in port
tomorrow.
The grand cid Anna left Evansville YES
terday for Cincinnati.
Capt 5. p. Mcclure is with Wooldridge
snd Garth, New. Orleans, so the cards say.
Stanton Pierce Is tie whereof master
of the iuf1riGted Umpire. III IS.
Capt. Ben F. Egan departed last night
for the State Of McCrackeu.
P5niteItiary coavicts yesterday Unloaded
the Spray.
by Telegraph
MEMPHIS, FEB 2J.-Clear. Mercury 40.
River rising fast.
CAIRO, Feb. % Tyrone, Nashville
packet l A. NJ. River rose II inches.
Cloudy. Mercury g.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-24
Na.hYIlle Produoo ma,ket.

NASHVILLE Produce Market
PEANlas-The market is stiff and adj
vaneing. Sales from wagon to-day at
$1.45@i50 . bushel. The receipts were
heavy.
DEHD FRUrT-Market firm. We quote
from first hands as follows: apples 4c;
quarter peaches 7c; half do Sc. Sales from
store to-day of 5000 lbs apples at sc.
BRAN-We quote loose at 81 . ton; in
sacks $21.
PoTAToEs-In good demand We quote
Northern as follows: Neshanocks, . Dbl,
Is; Peach Blow, "a. 30; Russets, 81. so;
Early Rose, 1925; London Lady, $3.50;
Buck Eyes, so; Pink Eyes, $4.75; Early
Goodrich, $4.75.
FEATHERs-In fair demand. We quote
prime &c; choice 65c.
Eaes-Firmer. We report sales to-day
at 1S@19e.
HAZ-We quote at s25 per ton, de
livered in depot.
ONToNs-We quote at So. 10 par Dbl.
NAVY BEANs-We quote at 81 . bushel
from store
Broom CoRN-We quote at 2t@44c, ac-
cording to quality.
SAUB KRAUT-Sales from store at SO q
barrel.
BUTTER-Market weak. We note sales
OF country at 16@17c; choice do zoe.
GREEN FRUIr-Tennessee apples are
about exhausted. We quote nominally at
1904 2 Dbl; choice Northern are very
scarce, and have advanced to 81 3 Dbl.
BEEswAx-We quote at 25c.
CorToN SEED-We quote at 50 2 ton.
GNsENa-We quote at Coo.
SHIPsTUFF-We quote at $50 3 ton.
MDDLNGs-Are held at $40 3 ton.
RAGs-We quote at &c as the outside
figure.
WooL-We quote bury at 10000; IN
washed without burs e5@26c; washed
without burs 35@40c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-24

Col. J. G. ONoil has established now
and e. ousIvo chain and hame factory at
McEw.n's Station, Oh the Nashville and
Northwestern Railroad, where all kinds Of
chains for railroad, machinery and farming
purposes wilt be manufactured. It Is Op-
Grated by heavy steam power, with large
AID excellent capacities. The establish
ment Is under the supeIintCndenco Of II.
j. Gilgcy, gentleman well known ID the
city. We sRw some Of the chains made at
the factory 1t The Chattanooga depot yes
terday evening, which are of superior
quality. Il affords ~ pleasure to note the
going up and putting into successful oper-
aiion5 of factories and manufacturing es-
adjustments IL our city and section.