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81 course, knowing nothing Of JalA-
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y inglc firm OF furniture mMIu.la.
tliers III Vienna employ over four
thousand workmen, and produces an
nnally about 10000 pieces of fuuni-
ture,
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ABSORBENT POWERS OF MELLOW
SolL.--EEpegimcnts have shown that
Il mellow, loamy soil is capable of
absorbing in twelve hours, when cx-
posed 10 Il moist atmosphere, an
amount Of water equal 10 two per
cent. OF it, weight. Ii any argument
were needed TO keep the soil mellow,
here is Il most powerful one to con-
vince Us. For this property possess
ed by q mellow soil is one that in a
dry season is able to give it the pow
er Of maturing II crop, when hard
crcd surface would be unable to do
so \ surface that is impcnetrablc
to the atmosphere of course could
not absorb any of the moisture with
which the atmosphere is charged.
But when rendered free from Jumps
by repeated plowings and harrow
tugs, each change Of temperature
cause q circulation of air throughout
the mass Of soil, which is free then
to absorb MI the moisture coming in
contact with it until it is saturated.
SO, then, the more the soil is mel
lowed by cultivation, the less it is
iniuriously affected by drought, and
the better is it enabled to mature a
fair crop in spite of the absence of
lain Hearth and Home.
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The Rev. G. W. Thomas LES reign
cd the rcctorship Of -. Philips AZ
ianta, Ca. II Is proposed To- erect Il,
cathedral on the lot now occupied uy
st. Philips 1T Atlanta. Tie cathedral
To cost SIJ, 800.
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LIST OF PRIZES,
IL Magnificent Farm .......,SaJ, 600 90
81 Fine Dwelling House
and Lot, o Glade and
Spring SITS .....,...m......... $4,000 90
81 House d Lot on South
Main 0,20D 90
Main St..........~w........ 5000 90
1-I Business House On
South Main t.............. 1880 90
81 Business House on
Public Snmnre..m......... S,a5O,OO
Next - prizes building Lots l2l6 each 500 90
Next 33 prizes I" $3.50 each $3.50 OO
Next u prizes " " $3.50 each 600 On
II Elegant Rosewood P~Iano........ 90 90
over 60 60
81 Democrat Wagon.............. 800 %
lc-l CENTS Fine Gold Watch...."... 800 w
Ii to ljinclusive, il Elegant Tea SeLts,
5000 each. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800 90
Next 20 prizes in books valued III 70
$50 90
al SlO each. 200 90
23J-l Silver Toa 100 90
23G-l Gents Fine Gold Watch ......... 1876 W
Next 10 prizes, 10 Elegant Casters sj2 ,
cacn.... lU w
Next 4 prizes, 4 Sets Of Gold Band
China Observation-Disclosures. l2O 90
Oil Elegant China Dinner Sett..... 100 90
NcXt4 prizes, 4 Fruit Stands, 20 each 100 ~
Next g prizes % Silver"Oblets Slcach 100 20
els each....m.m....n........... 80 90
" Sprizes butter dishes Sl2 each. % %
b" 4priZeSiSiiyer Pitchers S2Jeach 81 "
" 4 prizes 4 Silver Berry Dishes,
80 each ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 50 60
I" 4 prizes 4 Sets White lima. SO 70
3O7-l satin finish Water Sett........... 70 90
Next two prizes 2Siiver Walters s@5
II $50 each 70 W
ON NrbauInr AZ Wilson S.xyinu
Machine 10 %
Sill Finkle & Lyon sewing Ma
20 W
312 i Elegant Boquet Castor. ....."... GO %
3l3-l Ladies Fine Gold Watch ....... 80 %
BAL Elegant Sett Ruby Jewelry... .. 81 o.
Si5-1 Silver Wine Sett. ........""""". 80 o.
Next IL prizes 70 Silver Soup ladies'. so DU
32S-l fine English Saddle and bride IS %
S20- Ladies' Saddle and Bridle.m... fl ~
S3C i Elegant Memphis Full Rig
Saddle and Bride. ..,...,m~m.. 40 60
33l-1 Elegant Memphis Full Rig
Saddle and Birdie .............. 3G %
100 Photograph Albums. 81. ."......... 500 %
100 Gold Pens and Holder, 800 %
100 Glass Sets. 900 W
50 Bohemian Glass Toilet SettS...... 100 90
Is Elegant Music LOxes, ..mmmm... 12j on
10 fDoubfe.barrei Shot Guns,"""""". $50 90
10 DOuble-barrel Shot Guns, ....... go %
10 Single-Barrel Shot Guns, ...... 100 On
| DOuble-barrel Greener Gun,.m.... 100 90
100 Elegant China Vases. 400 90
10 Smith d. WeSsOn Pistols, ".......... loo on
0 Four Inch R~evOlveIs, .mm.......... rs 90
20 Elegant Watches, ,.......m... 500 o.
10 Elegant Toilet Sets, .......mm.... 100 %
3 Guitars, .......... 81. . 70 %
3 Guitars. ..... 120 90
10 Elegant French ClOcks."mm...... 100 w
9 Sets Ivory Handle Knives and
silver Forks, GO 90
O Sets Ivory Handle Knives and
Silver Forks."..".....m.."....... IS 90
9 Sets Elegant Gold Band China,.. ~ 90
Two Thousand Prizes valued at y,
1000 90
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$500 OO. H5OO OOO.
100000

$500. OOO. $1,000 900. $500. 900
$685. 800 in Real Estate, S3l, 400 in Per-
sonal Property, to be drawn positively
October 3lst, 1871, by the Memphis Real
Estate Distribution.
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100000.

$500, 900. $500, 900. $500 900.
Si67,GOO in Real Estate, $4,000 in Per-
sonal Property, to DO drawn positively
October 3lst, 1871, by the Memphis Real
Estate Distribution.
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TEENESAEE

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4 First Class school for Young La.
dies. ADMINISTRATION Grounds. t23
screS-Healthy Location-Capacious Buildings
$4,000 Apparntus-Well selected Library of
II COO volumes-Large Recitation and Sleeping
Rooms, with FIRE in each-Abundantly supplied
Table-Full and efficient faculty-36 years OK.
perience-Courss Of Instruction thorough and
60 nplete-Prlces rsduced-Number Of Matric
ulates 1855, and ia Graduates-No Sectarian-
ism-Session opens Sept. 4th-Catalogues FREE
dec.10v WV. A. SyrTH A. M. Seo'v.
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Anl NAL Training.

We have all witnessed in our time
SAYS LaHd and water the astonlsh-
ing performances Of certain animals,
birds ard fishes, which were trained
for the purpose Of exhibition; the
majority Of these, though tliey. serve
to prove the possibility of q higher
training and Il more useful one, yet IN
Themselves they exhibited n lamenta-
bic amount Of waste labor and waste
power.
Long before Rarey's name was heard
as a "horse-tamer,n q secret existed, as
a family heirloom, among a set OF the
O,Sullivans in the south OF Ireland.
This family was known as ''Ihe Whis-
perers,' and they possessed the power
of rendering as quiet Is q lamb the
most stubborn and unmanageable
horse that ever existed. Whether they
did anything more to the horse than
TO breathe into his nostrils, we know
not; but by doing this and by kind
soothing, and other ways knOWn to
Themselves, they effected their purpose
and retained their fame. Putting the
question of drugs, or stimulants, or
other facinating means aside, and COM
ing to the point of pure and unadulter-
ated domestication and teaching, per-
haps there was no n person in mod
crn times who achieved 50 much sue
cess in animal teaching as s. Bisset.
This man was an humble shoemaker.
He was born in Scotland, in 172l, but
heafterwards moved to London, where
he married u woman who brought him
some property; then turning broker,
he accumulated money until the year
| 1850, when his attention was turned to
to the training and teaching of ami
mails, birds and fishes, He was led to
this new study on reading an account
of q remarkable horse show at the fair
ntS5t Germans. Bisset bought q horse
and dog, and succeeded beyond his ex-
pcctatiOns in teaching them to perform
various feat9. lie next purchased two
monkeys, which he taught to dance
and tumble on a rope, and would
hold u candle in Nv paw and turn the
barrel organ with the other, while hi.
companion danced. He next taught
three Gals to do many wonderful
things, to sit before music books, and
to sQuall notes pitched to different
keys. He advertised "Cat's OPERA
in the Haymarket, and successfully
carried out his programme, the cats
accurately fulfilling all their parts.
He pockctcd some thousands by these
performances. He next taught q lev
cret, and then several species of bird,
to spell the name Of any person in the
company, and to distinguish the hour
of the day ornight. Six turkey-cocks
were next rendered amenable to a
country dance, and, after six months
teaching, he trained u turtle to fetch
and carry like Il dog, and having
chalkcd the floor and blackened its
CLOVIS, he made it trace out the name
Of any given person present.
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Read Advertisement headed OPIUM and Nor.
NH no pntinp.
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Preparing Dried Fruit for Market.

The following directions for select
Ing. cluing, hacking and shipping
dried fruits for market will be found
.usonl to all who desire to obtain the
h.stpriacs:
Dried Apple. :~--golcCt sound fruit,
no, too ripa. BE careful to prepare
them clc,n. Let there bc no specka
oIthc skin on n part, and above
.aI. he sure thcy are well cured.
Dried ayYlc3 coming TO market with
gncrk, Of skin, or cores and seeds
sin on, never meet ready sales at
market price. "Slicod" apples al
ways pa>s Tor the additional trouble,
but yh.r lhis is not done, let the
above, az 10 cleanliness, be observed,
This done, and dried Of q bright CO.
prfcc.,
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List Of Leading Articles Kept in Stock.

Ncs. Il & 7sN. Cherry st., Nashville, Tenn,
noyil tiIlmsy26 Near New Postofnoet
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-01

THR New York Tribune says of the
New Hampshire election, which takes
place on the 14lh Of this month, that the
canvass is quiet, with a strong prOba-
bility that the vote will be light" This.
it adds, SIS unpromising" to the Radicals,
'sfor New Hampshire is often very close
in light votes" 1t "hopes" (only hopes)
to announce the election of Pike, the
Radical candidate for Governor. This
extreme caution upon the part of the
Tribune is ominous. To show how sta
tionary is the population, and how diff
cult it is TO change it, look at the votes of
1856 and 1870, which are fourteen years
apart:
Rad Dem.
-March--State.. ,479 32,O1
-March-State... 81, 912 1892
1t will thus be seen that the Radical
vote has increased only 433 and the
Democratic 361 in fourteen years This
year there is an independent ticket in the
field, which may injure the Radicals
more than the Democrats.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF DEED F TRUST Exc
ID cuted 70 the Nashville Building Association,
on the l2th day Of April, 1855, and registered IN
the Registers ONCE Of Davidson county, Tenn.
IN Book No. 20, page 238, will, on wEDNES-
DAY, MARCH I. 1871, expose to pubic sale, at the
Courthouse door in the city Of Nashville, for cash.
without the equity Of redemption, the real estate
described in said deed, stu 8ted in Davidson cOun-
II, Tenn, in the plan Of 4i2 lots known Nc
6avOck & WetmOre's addition to the town Of Mo
Gavock, and being lot No. II on the corner Of Al
berta avenue and Jefferson street, fronting 50 feet
jefferson street, and running back $50 feet, and
lots Nos 46 So u, los, 204 26l 262, $40, 233 all In
the said plan, snd more particularly described in
said deed Of trust, mOrtgsged to SAID Association
by II. W. SehoD. -..r..#
The proceeds to be applied to the satisfaction Of
the debt secured in said trust deed, there being
balance dusto tbs date Of 81 jas 50, without usu-
~ besides the cost Of executing this trust. This
18th day Of February, 1871
By order Of the Board q DirsctO s.
febl6 2w ANSoS NELSON. Treasurer.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-01

AT the recent celebration of Washing
toms Birthday, at the Cooper Union,
New York, letter was received from the
venerable Peter Cooper, giving that As
ISOLATION one hundred thousand dollars,
half the income of which he desires to
be used for the establishment of refer
ence and lending library for the mechsnics
and lsboring people of that city; the
other half to be used for other purposes.
But this was not all-he has authorized
the Trustee to draw on him, or his repre-
sentatives, for fifty thousand dollars more
to complete it. This is most useful and
meritorious disposition of money, and
will load the giver with blessings from
thousands of working men and women in
New York.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-01

The protectionists will every once in
awhile give their opponents stick to
crack their heads with. Thus the New
York Tribune of Feb. a said:
give cases of American woolens,
made wholly of American fleece wool,
were sold on the 2lst inst. by a Boston
house for export TO Canada, there to be
sold in open competition with the rival
British fabrics. The price obtained was
exactly that at which 100 coo yards Of
the same goods have been sold 10 our own
merchants since this year opened.
The New York Bulletin says: CIVIL
the Tribune tell us, then, what need The
manufacturers of these goods have for
projections If this transaction does not
prove that protection to woolens is super
fiuous, we do not see the point of the
fact"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-01

The proprietors and managers of the
Missouri State Lottery have sued the St.
Louis Republican for libel, laying their
damages at the modest sum Of 5000, 600.
The libellous matter consisted in the pub
LEGATION of an item of news, stating that
the Chief of Police had determined TO
use his power to break up this lottery
business, and adding some mild remarks
relative to the sympathy and moral sup
port by majority of the citizens which
the Chief would probably receive in this
work. The ReDubticaH promises to de-
fend the suit and to make it rather hotter
for the managers than they will desire.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST Exc
ID ecutsd TO the Nashville Building ssociatiOn
on the 2Ist day OF eptember, 1883, and registered
IN the Registers c flee Of Davidson couuty, Tenn
in Boz K No. q, page 263, v1ll, on WEDNESDAY
MARCH 1, 1871, expose to public sale, 1t the
Courthouse door in the city OF Nashville for cash
without the equity Of redemption, the reai estate
described in ssid deed situated IN Davidson coun-
ty, Tenn on the north side Of Cum berIAnd river.
In civil district No - containing 40 acres OF land
as surveyed By B. z. woodward, and sid By d.
W. ball 70 WA Bayley, and portrayed 70 said As1
sccistiOn BY Wm. 5ayley, pei. Z. ID. Payne bis at
tOrney in fact, as registered In the proper oficeI
in BoOz No. %, pages 264 and 265.
The prOceeds to be applied to the satisfaction Of
the debt secured In said trust deed, there being
balance due to this date Of 81 663 90 without usu
~, besides the cost Of executing this trust Thti
18th day Of February, 1871
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
febl62w ANSON NELSON, Treasurer.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-01

ANDREW FLETCHER, of Saltoun, i'm
mortalized his name with two uttersnces.
Heit was who saii: ''Give me the max
ing of nations songs, and care not
who make its avs" And when it was
proposed to him to take the osth of ale
glance 10 the British Government, the
Scottish patriot, who never accepted the
union of the two kingdoms, responded
81 would die to serve my country, but l
would not do an ignoble action to save
it." Andrew must have been a very
stiff. necked Rebel.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-01

A ooPYef the Fairfield Qowa) Ledger,
by some mistake, was sent to the Blooms
field Qows) Democrat, with but one
side printed. The Democrat printed its
edition on the other side, By way of a
joke, and sent it back-radical Republi-
can on one side, and intensely Democrat
ic on the other.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-01

TIE number of industrial failures for
1870 turn out larger than in 1868 or
1869, although their magnitude is less.
The inference is the increasing disad-
vantages of small capital. This is new
and sad feature of our trade, and grows
out of the enormous wealth of a few
capitalists; but another cause is strikes
among workmsn, inflicting hesvy loss on
employers who have small capital and
who cannot await events, as richer men
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-01

TEXAS farmers report that they will
this year plant more corn than ever be-
fore, and contract the cotton crop in a
proportionate degree. The large immi-
grafton has had the effect to raise the
price of corn and meat.
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TRUSTEES sALg.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST ExE-
ID cuted to the Nashville Building ASSOCIATION,
on the It'll day OF December, 1858, and registered
in the Registers once Of Davidson county, IN
Book No. %, page 276. I vii, on WEDNESDAY,
MARCH !, ISL, expose TO publ sale, at the
Courthouse door in the city Of Nashville, for cash.
without the equity Of redemption, tbs real estate
described in EAid deed, situated in Nashville, Ds-
wilson county, Tenn, being 90 feet on the north
ern part Of lot No. 70 in the pan Of EysiRn Grove
property, and running back to an alley, and bought
b. Joseph Alley from Isaac Paul; mOrtg1ged By
Joseph Alley 70 said Association.
The proceeds to be appied to the ssiisfsCtion Of
tbs debts secured in said trust desd. there being
balance due to this date Of 1896 ~ with cut usury
besides the costs Of executing this trust Ths
18th day Of February 1877.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors
fsbI6 Nv ANSON NELSON, treasurer.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF Trust Exc
ID cuted 10 the Nashville Building Association,
on the 18th day Of June, 1851, and registered IN
the Registers Once Of Davidson county, Tenn p
in Book 30 20, page III, I viii, on "WEDNESDAY,
MARCH 1, 1S71, expose to pnblic sale, At tbs
Courthouse door in the city Of Nashville, for cash.
without tae equity OF redemption, the real eststs
described in said deed, situated in Nashville Ds-
wilson county, Tenn being 80 feet Of lot No. $50
in Hynes addition to Nashville. on Ewing street,
on which Is . small brick house; m0rtgsged to
said Association By Madam J. P. De st. Marc
The proceeds TO be applied to tbs satisfaction Of
the debt secured In SAID trust deed, there being
balance due to this date Of S36.0s without usury,
besides the cost OF executing t1is trust This 18th
day Of February, 1871.
BY order OF the Boa-d OF Directors
fedI6 Nv ANsOE NELSON, Treasurer.
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TRHSTRE,S SALE

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST Exc
ID cuted to the Nashville Building Association,
on the IIth day Of october, 1856, and registered
in the Registers Once OF Davidson county Tenn
In Book No. %, page 3s1, L viii, on WEDNESDAY,
MARCH ], 1871, erpOse 70 public ss's, at the
Courthouse door the city Of Ma shv e, for cash,
without the equity OF redemption, the real estate
described in said deed, situated in Nashville, Ia
wilson county, Tern, on line street, between
College and Cherry streets fronting Is feet on ~
south side of Line street, and running back %
feet, more or less, on which IS tEO-stOry brick
house: mortgsged to said Assoc lstion by Gerfas
Seiferle and bis wife Victoria
The proceeds to be applied to the satisfaction Of
the debt secured in said trust deed there being .
balance due to this date Of s5T752 without usury,
besides the cost Of executing this trust. This l5t
day Of February, 1871.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
febl6 Nv ANSON EEI.SUN, Treasurer
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-01

A LoNDoS letter states that Maj, Vel
yerton (now Lord Avonmore) never in
tends to return to England; that the ex
posure of his conduct during the notorious
trials brought by his wife have made his
name detested all over the country. He
deserves to have his name linked with in
fanny for al time.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-01

Gov. CLAYTON, of Arkansas, has tele-
graphed to Washington that in order to
save the Radical party in that State from
immediate disruption through the present
troubles there, he has decided to resign
his position as Senator elect.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-01

We are indebted to Hon. w. c. Sher-
rod, of Alabama, for valuable docu-
ments, including the Congressional
Globe (seven volumes) for the second
session of the forty-tirst Congress.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-01

Tennessee BONDS were quoted in New
York yesterday, according to the dis
patches to the brokers, at "a for the old
issues and 6Sf for the new, and accord
ing to the associated press dispatches, at
$50 for the old and 639 for the new. 4. 700 g,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-01

MAYOR K1ABFIEiscH, of Brooklyn, is
called the ''watch-dog of the treasury. !"
His name is calf's flesh in German, and
he has an eye to the public veal.
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Grain and Produce.
ROpe and Bagging.
MEDICAL.
THE BRIDAL CHAMBERS.

EsSaN-s for Young Men. on great Social
Evils and ! buses, which interfere with Marriage
with sure means of relief for the Erring and
I1rfortnnafa A. Seased and debiltsted- Sent free
~ cbsrga in sea, ID envelopes. Address, How
ARD ASSoCIATIoN,. No. 2 8. Ninth street, Phil
adelphia, Pa, Iou4t uc"0"
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ONE of the delegates ~ the negro con
vention here last week offered resolu-
ton that a committee be sent to Wash
ington to "demoralise Congress " The
Radicals have done that long since.
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CoTToN was shade lower,rit New
York yesterday, opening at l5ic for mid
ding and closing at l5tc. -rult,,,4sw