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DEMOVED REMOVED REMOVED !!

LIZ OLD PRICES.
MARX NELSON, the well-known merchant
tailor has removed after being long q resident on
Broad street, to his own house, 1857 Main street,
between 18th and nth, opposite the Old Market,
has opened with splendid stock OF READY
MADE CLOTHIEG and CUNTS EUKNIsH-
VESTIN6S, which will be made up1n the finest
and cheapest style. have also adopted from to-
day the old fsmili n schedule of prices: cutting
coats, so cents pants, rs cents; vests, 26 cents.
an I'm 49,
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Domestic Markets -[BY TELEGRAPH.l

s, MEy 1onK ApE! lsG9tton dull and heavy
red Corn ic. bel Ie4. Poes s M,6 5s@
very firm. ~ ; : = -
BALTIMORE. April lo.--Cotton dull and heavy;
receipts. 224 bales: exports cosstwse. 900 bales
sales, e:5 b: LIS stock on hand, 10, 10 bales.
% ang price, WHEAT s rmp coea
dull I: white southern, 7s@7oc.: yellow southern,
Isc;; mixed western, 49, Oats doll at e2@s5c.
at $ls.5o@S2o. Lard dull and nominal at 1ls@ll.c.
Bacon dull and dr0aping: shoulders, 7sc. clear
ribs, sic. clear sides, 1Osc. Whiskey dull and
lower at S5c. ..s..s l-. a.
LOUISVILLE, April 12.-Tobaeeo =, Sales, 2os
packages; Tugs quoted at $s.25@$S; low TO me-
dium bright wrappers, Ss.5060*3O. ~
LOUISVILLE, april l2.-Pork dull at $50. Bacon
sss Packed lard i" kegs ''s Whisky a" at
ST. LOUIS, April 12.-Tobacco unchanged.
Hemp and bagging dull.
NORFOLK, april 49, Cotton dull midnll-g,
l3c. net receipts, 726 bales exports coastwise,
952 bales; sales. 60 bales; stock on hand, 4,l,l
bales. .... .. ~
CHARLESTON, April l2.-Cotton quiet; mid.
dlings, lstQrc.; receipts d25 bales; stock, 20 34l
bales.
AufFsTA April ,2Gotton IN moderate de:
ulauu UuL prices are easier ~ 1898. LOT IuluunR
sales, 420 bales; receipts, 100 bales.
SAVANNAH. April l2.-Cottcn in moderate de-
msnd; midollDg, lac. net receipts, s9l bales
exports coastwise, ?55 bales; sales. coo bales
stock on hand, ,o45 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, April 12.-Sugar-Prime, 9lG
lOc. Molasses - Plantation. reboiled, 3s@45r
Whiskey dull. Gold, Hog. Cotton easier, though
not lower; middlings, lIA@l4ic.; net receipts
4257 bales gross receipts, 4, 523 bales; stock on
hand 232, 18S bales. &c..
Foreign Markets-[BY TELKGgPHl
LONDON, april observation-disclosures a.
|. LIVERPOOL April 12.-Cotton quiet; uplands
7t@7fl Orleans. 7Bd.; sales 10000 bales lnclu'
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OVER TIE
- SHORT LINE. y - =.


F GHR RS f Asg
IRAIa No; L-TAG0UGH Mall TaAiN via
sassi e ssRS Of 1sEs
washington leaves the depot corner Of Byrd and nd
IN RteSmon sya M saaSSss Stepped. s
THRouGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG.
HHEGss tS 81 RHEWRsgn points IN the
EEEIGAT TEAMS VIII /. i leave Richmond on
WEDNEsDAYs and s.AATURpSAYs.
Richmond and Milford VIII be run daily Sundays
Eis5is sssssss ?. H. and arriving IN Rich
Apply at CoMPANY's OFFICE, corner Of
General Ticket and Freight Agent.
ED. T. D. MYERS. General sup't e1l
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
III ROAD-CHAHGE OF SCHEDULE.-On
and after JANUARY IIy 2. 1s7I ON
Train No. Through Passenger leaves Rich
psnS,ils 1t liz (. Il; arrives at Greensboro At
Train No. q ynchburg Passenger) leaves Rich
mond daily ats:lsA. H.; arrives at Lynehburg at
Train No. s (ThroughMan and Expreas) leaves
daily at 10: Z. NJ; arrives AZ GREENSBORO oaliy
at los A. N.
GOING EAST:
Train No. Through Mail and Express) leaves
Greensboro daily at A. NJ; leaves Danyille
daily at A:a7 A. M; arrives at Richmond daily at
1888 2. M.
Train No. Crhrough Passengerl leaves Greens.
boro' daily Except Sundays) ut II A. Nj; leaves
Danville at la5 +. NJ; arrives 1t Richmond at s:lS
2. NJ.
Lynchburg daily at 3 rs A. NJ; leaves Burkevtlle
at ! p. NJ; arrives at Richmond at 4:o5 z. 81.
Trains nos. l and connect at Greensboro with
Trains on North Carolina Railroad for all points
South.
Train No. . connects at Burkeville with Train
on Atlantic, Mississippi, and Ohio Railroad for
all points Southwest and South.
THROUGH SLEEPING CARS, without change
between Richmond and Charlotte, N. c., are at
tached to Train No. 6.
THROUGH TICKETS to all points South and
Southwest can be procured at the ticket once In
JOHN r. MACMURDO,
fec General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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ROBINSON'S PRACTICE, Vol. O..
The Principles and Practice Of Courts OF Su SaS
wuy Robiuson. Vol. O. Further as to the
Grounds and Forms Of Defence In PERSONAL
Actions. Price, $3.50.
Published this day by .,ur
fe Is WOODHOUSE u ffAhA An.
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Hos. JAS. VI. MASON reached Baltimore
by saturday afternoon, and will place him
~ under The charge OF Drs. Chisholm and
y. .r, Tor lie treatment Of his eyes, his sight
.*'!N@ become impaired in consequence OF
o"hIlia'cd nervous systcm.--NoJoK
.nu- Nnnk
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GarH NEW YORK.-The Old II

NOR NEW YORK.-The Old MTFFss
Dominion Steamship Co.'s ele-uSssszssSzlssasszsss
g4rt side-wheel steamship ISAAC Bell, capt.
BLAKEMAS, will leave her wharf ~ Rocketts
on FHIEAY, April "a, al II O'CLOCK A. IL. Freight
received until 10 a. Nj.
/ Through bills OF fading signed, and goods for
v7sried with dispatch to all polnts-nnrln. sou;H,
eat. snd west. Close connections made wish Gu
mar q line for foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed. 20,
Fare, sl2; Storage, SO; round-trlp tickets, a2''
For freight or passage, apply 20
JOHN W. WYATT. Agent
an 70 st No. Governor street.
NOR BOSTON-C U R r r I E & 1T
T. co.'s LIN~.--1he regular packed GEA
schooner SEAESVILLE, CHASE, master, ez7Sa.
viii have quick dispatch. For bala uce Of freight
apply TO SUfhlE q ~.
ap 10 corner OF lo-n anu OarS eIs'
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Examination of Artillery officers al
Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, April 12.-The annual
examination OF the artillery school is now
in progress. Gen. Barry, Gen. De Rodney,
Gen. Roberts, and Col. Baylor, constitute
the Board of Examination. The officers
have passed the critical course in satisfac;
tory manner, and are now being examined
In the practical course. a...4 "a, .s-... 81.
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iEorHrKa.
kTiO THE PUBLIC,

Il - 4s ~ s. & sg4 Il gas *
lTo THE PUBL
Please take notice that win open, on
[ SATURDAY, ArRIl, 8, 1s11.
NEW CLOTHING ROUSE,
IN THE ~ 81.
NEW BUILD1N
no. 1los MAIN STREET,
opposite the FIRST NATIONAL BANK, where
will be prepared to furnish Its patrons from an
I ENf1RELYsNEw STOCK
+ NEW GOODS AND NEW STYLES
y IN CLOTHING, HsJ.
(all purchased this season..
FOR .MRN's, YOUTHS, AND Boys WEAR,
Far surprising in
oua11Ty "a.
STYLE, and ~, @
anything Of the kind since the war. Invite the
public generally 70 an inspection Of the same.
3 ''3 WM. Ira SMITH.
land late T.s. Baldwin,
ap s.eodat 11os MAIN STREET.
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lLr distinguished Methodist divine, the
E":. James \. Duncan, D. D., president OF
k.u4olph Macon College, lectured at Cen
lal u. L. Church, Portsmouth, on Mon
a4! might, on the "Powers and Perils OF
IL" Age" The discussion Of the theme was
Taught with the most absorbing Interest
throughout, and the powerful, learned, and
q" -.n,lT-polishcd and impressive manuer
With which The subject was treated, en-
rAalncd and delighted all who listened to
TIE eloquent essay Norfolk Journal.
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VIRGINIA S E L E CT LIST OF

SCHOOL-BOOKS
ADOPTED BY THE
STATE EDUCATIONAL BOARD.
McGufey's Pictorial Primers,
McGuffey's Speller,
McGutfey's First Reader,
McGuffey's second Reader,
kcGuffey's Third Reader,
MeGuffey's Fourth Reader,
AlcGntfey's fifth Reader,
McGuffey's Sixth Reader,
Narvey's Elementary Grammar,
Haryey's Practical Grammar,
Guyot's Introduction TO the Study OF Geography,
Guyo.'s elementary Geography
Guyot's Intermediate Geography,
Guyol's Common School Geography.
All the above, together with any and every artl-
Gle needed in the scbool-room or office, can be
mad In any quantities required ut 1909 Main street.
'' N BENJAMIN BATES,
Bookseller and Stationery
NH n richmond, Va.
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asssGE 4ETEaak&EEGh,

MINIATURES ALMANAC. APRIL 10. 1871
an rt3ss.,....,..,. 532 anan rises......... go
>ua gL&.....,... 6.2S iiiEt tide. ....... II. s.
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NAT PATEET.--C Chair and bed combined.
=. u. Heathwole, Bridgewater, Va.
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n" iErE 7 0LICY OF TIE CONsERYA-
- At nlnmcnting upon Senator Nor
..:.- recent speech, the Norfolk Journal
...-:
1t, the Conservatives Of the South
:.-,-t ;hc>c !>Sues Of Mr.. Morton frankly
and promptly. Let us declare to the coun-
~ ;ha: our policy is peace. that our pur-
g. % = 10 prevent excuses, not to pcrpe-
,.~.r .a"m; and We shall elect the next
President bv = majority that will drive
%.asl~i>in from the field forever.
Tia" policy Of that party is plain. Let
ii, 4" warning now. They are endeayor-
III 10 drive us back upon dead issues. Let
81 lrca them To hight on their own reckless
- l.tloDS Of liberty and law"
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s:sssss.s ANS sTa9asba Azsy.

CONFEDERATE PUBLICATIONS.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH viii buy all Kinds
OF CONFEDERATE BOOKS, but high prices
statutes or laws OF Congress. All the new works
and the largest stock OF standard Law BOOKS
can be had on the best terms at 1918 MAla street.
an l3-J&w
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ID r I c E S
OF THE
MASON & HANLIN CABINET ORGANS.

Having vastly increased their facilities for
manlfacturc the MASON & HAMLlN ORGAN
COMPANY are now enabled to offer their we'll
known Organs, which are
THE ACKNOWLEDGMENT STANDARD OF
EXCELLENCE
among instruments OF the class, at prices OF m
frrior work. They print their lowest prices,
which are, therefore, alike to all-inVariabie.
The following are .. ~ ...
ILLUSTRATIONS:
rour.oc,,ve ORGANS &5o
The game, double reed. %
Five octave Organs, with tremulant, carved o
and ornafncntcd. .....,...'.' NV
The same, double reed, with tive stops....... Is
Forty other STYLES, up 10. AVoo
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All In solid black walnut. All the Organs maue
by this company arc thoroughly
FIRsT-CLAsS IN EVERY RESPECT.
They will not make the o.caled cheap Organs AZ
any price. The comparative superiority OF their
instruments Ia now greater than ever before, as
every competent judge who Will carefully examine
and compare must perceive. ..,s
ILLUsTnATEp CATALOGUES, with wo1d-cuts
from photoeraphs Of the different styles, full nlor-
mstioI, and lowest prices also. Testimonial Cir
cular, will be sent free to any addressI
MASON n HAMLIN ORGAN CO.,
500 Broadway, New York.
" 0"'' 49, r. L. d. WALFORD,
ana deodkwam OLD Main street.
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CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND VEST
C-INftS-Every yard this seasons goods-all
new, latest sty les, and made to measure at fair
prices. VIM. IRA SMITH,
an Ii - ~ -. 11nS Main street.
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NEW CLOTHING.-I desire to inform
1S the public that have removed my business
to hoo Main street, opposite First ational Bank,
where am prepared, with ample room and facii-
Ny stock will always be COMPLETE, and
consist of the LATEST OF THE SEASON; and
the deaire Is to please all, give them what they
to have an examination and trial before purchas-
ing. 3~s'E -.." VIM. IRA SMITH,
and late T. 8. Baldwin,
an IL 1l09 Main street.
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RICHMOND AND YORK. RIVER RA1RoAp.a ],
SUPERrNTESDENT's OFFICE,

SUFEhINTENUENT'HO FTICX, -.
RICHMOND VA. Feb. n, ia71.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE - REEFS
~ TABLIsHMaNT, OF DAILY 4LINE.--Oa
TEAMS on this road win run a follows: 80
PASSENGER TRAINS,
pi Leave West Point daily at A. H.; arrive 81
hssys a Richmond daily at P. NJ. arrive a
EREIGHT Train. WITH PAssAHeER cAa
ATTACHED.
Leave Richmond daily Mondays excepted a3
Leave Waat p ~ ~ ess roins ~ "a. ~
NJ; arrive at Richmond at P. N. i
Trains connect daily at West Point with first
class steamers for Baltimore. 20. 80 Z
Fare from Richmond TO Baltimore, IS.
Ihfongh bills Of ladiug given to ali points
NOhLE ano sO9Th. Freight received daily aud
) =. 49,. PHILIP T. YEATMAE,
General Ticket and Freight Agent.
VIZ. n. BRAGG, Superintendent. u,h %
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DOOK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
10 ExECuTED At THIS OFFICE,
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THIS DAY.

NH 10
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-25

Mrs. ELIZABETH CADY STANTON deiiv-
cred lecture in San Francisco 3 week or
two ago, il which she proposed to make
voters of women and cooks of men-that
is, she demanded the ballot for the form
-er and suggested that men be educated to
do the cooking. Here age her reasons Tor
the lstter:
"Men are adapted to do this work.
They can stand any amount OF heat.
They don't mind any amount of smoke.
A dozen of them will get together and
smoke a room 50 full that you can't see
across it. They like smoke, and cooking
will give them plenty of it. Men are the
best cooks. Now, the best book on
cooking ever written was written by 3
man. The quickest cooking l ever knew
Of was by man on shipbo2Td. He only
had one spoon, which he would dip into
everything, and between tlavors he would
lick it. A woman wouldn't hsve done
that-she would have diTtied 3 dozen
towels, and consumed vastly more time. "
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-25
WHOSE oX as GoHED f,

Sunday we mentioned the ggeat dis
elimination made by our Radical admin.
islra.ion between the veterans Of 1872 in
the North and those in the South. The
same difference is stTikingly illustrated by
the recent disturbances in the mining
regions of Kentucky, and those il Penn
syIVania the past spring. When the
Radicals dragged these uDfoTtuns,cs all
the way to Louisville, 20 appear before
the United States Commissioners, they
were certain they Lad at last captured
that mOnStrUEl hOrrenduD5, live Ku-
Klaz. the briefest investigation, how
ever, sUfices 10 divest It of sll political
complexion. This secret society of Es-
tel embraces Radicals and Democrats,
Federal soldiers and CQnfcderates, all
classes Of the community, in short, who
arc obliged to work for q living in the
mines. Inc disturbances are reduced to
labor riots, ard should, under auy respec-
table government, be dealt with in the
same manner in Kentucky as in Pennsyl-
vania or Massachusetts,. The cheap labor
imported into Pennsylvania were Welch-
men, we believe, while those who create
the ire of New England crispius are Chi
resc; those of Kentucky happen TO be ne
groes Surely the rights Of negroes are moi
more precious than those Of Welch and
Chineae. Yet the Pennsylvania miners
Were allowed to run on for months, cul-
micatjng in riot, blcodshed and cOnfagra-
ton, uaiil the militia were necessary TO
suppress thcm; AID the Federal Govern
meni, with iLe brau-pcw KusKlux law,
made to orior, never once offered to step
in, and trials before United States Com
missioners and United States Courts were
not heard Of. Tae State was left to deal
with The local disturbance, and tie State
hes ty the application OF wise legislation
compromised the maltert. In Kentucky
the riotcus miners were tried before the
Safe officials, bu. this did not suffice for
those who seek to make political capital
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-25

THE Grant administration has -ineugu
rated new plan of dealing with crimi-
nals. Grant pardoned Bowen, the biga-
mist, on the ground that he did not intend
70 violate the law. Now it is stated from
Washington that The deficit of $40, 600 in
tae accounts Of Naval Paymaster Wash
ington has been compromised, as 'ihere
are no evidences of fraud on the part OF
that officer. And yet naval court
martial before which Washington was
brought found Lin guilty of embezzle
mant, and sentecced him TO one years
imprisonment, and to pay heavy fine.
If, as the Treasury officials say, there
were no evidences Of fraud on Mr.. Wash
iugton's part, it would seem that the
court martial must have convicted him
merely for the fun of the thing.
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" ST, Bernard Coal. :"

: NEW COAL AND NEW SOURCE OF SUP
n Ply is opened up 20 Nashville OF this inyaIu
able article,
The ST. Bernard Coal Company,
Of Hopkins county, Ky, Evansville, Henderson
OF NASHVILLE and vicinity this superior COAL
which, for CRATES, furnaces, etc, is superior, and
for steam purposes, unexcelled by any, II is
hard firm Coal, bears handling, and Will prove to
be the most economical Coal in the market.
the Agency is prepared to supply any demand,
and at reasonable rstes, and fO- the present viii
offer inducements to consumers which viii justify
them in purchasing a winters supply, and he VIII
take pleasure in showing the Coal, and comforting
with parties wishing to purchase.
Depot at corner Of Summer and Crawford
streets under railroad trestle. Office, IA Cedar
street next door and adjoining Porter Block.
o. P. MCRQBERTS,
mAy5-3m Agent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-25

EBE New York San has sn account of
an Indiana man who "preaches like Mr..
Beccher, lectures like John B. Cough,
End gets married like c. G. Bowen. "
Indiana is great State to produce two
such men as Morton and this fellow.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-25
TUESDAY, july %, 1871.

AN Illinois minister siowedsway eighty
one dozen eggs as the proceeds of re
cent s'donation visit Would it be IT.
Ieverent to ncte the item as praise
worthy instance OF clay activity"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-25
To WhOm It f.ay Concern.

A NDREW STEWART AND GEORGE W.
n Slaughter have been discharged from our
employ, since July 1, 1871. All persons are here
by notified pay them no money On our account,
as We shall not be responsible for any debts they
mag contract. H. y s. HoDklES0N,
iy19 IW Louisville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-25
What We are Surprised 1t.

NHTE ARE SURPRISED THAT MEN IN THE
w City OF Nashville should rent houses from
year to yesr, and pay out enough money to pur-
chase home, when we have for sale on go long
time and at low prices, so many snug cottages in
the city and in Edgeheld. Real Estate will per-
haps never be lower in this country than IL is
now We Invite all to Tssd our Bulletins and
examine our lists.
ARRINarON, FARRAR d WEAKLEY,
Agents, NO. - North College street.
ie22 till oct3
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-25
Seal Estate and .Coueetion Oaiee OF

JOSEPH WIRELESS, 46 NORTH CHERRY
81 Street; special attention given 70 the col
lection of rents and every description OF paper.
Claims prosecuted through all the courts.
References: McAlister & Wheless, Nashville;
N, Hobson, Nashville; J. o. Griffith, Nashville.
on,ga dam
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-25
ElRH $P2iHGS HOTEL,
MadES0n CNuntY. n, ..


THIS DELTGUTF u PLACE IS NOW OPEN
Z for the reception Of guests. The location
is all that the seekers ior health and pleasure
can desire.
Situated Immediately on the French Broad
River, and surrounded by extensive mountain
ranges il affords 4 climate and scenery unsur
passed in any country.
The Springs are 4 most CurOusand remark
able phenomenon Of nature mot more than ten
stepS from the pure, cool, lICesionC water Of
the French Broad River, yet the waters of
these Strings range in temperature from 9St. to
Il2d. rahr., and their use has proved inyalUab c
in cases oi rheumatism, DrOpsy, Paralysis
CutancOUs Affections, and various other dis
eases,
Rare opportunities are afforded for hunting,
fishing, driving and mountain excursions. A
6aily Inc Of four horse 1Iai! Coaches run between
Wolf Greek, Z Tenn sud Ashvile, n. O., pass
ing Immediately by tie Springs, and sccoDmoda-
lion conye, anccs are always in readiness 20 carry
passengers to and from either place.
Distance from Wolf Greek to Warm Springs 8
miles: from GrGeneylle, Tenn, p miles, and
from AShVi.ls 81
abe roads aTs good, and the secenery along the
French Broad beautiful and picturesque. The
buildings are large handsome and cOmm0cious.
The Table supplied with every delicscg f the
season. Charges moderate: 81 81 p.T day; s.
per week; $50 per month.
An experienced physician is resident at the
Springs. Band Of Music Ia attendance For
further part, Uiars address
FRED ITTNER.
Warm Springs Hotel, Madison CD !, N. G.
iyZG j Z Fyt
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NOTICE! NOTICE.!

| vs|uE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE MCGAY-
& ock and Mt Vernon Street Railroad Com
pany are hereby notified that there VIII be an
Annual Election of Directors for the ensuing
wear. on the 25Ih OF July, at . O'Clock P. NJ,
at their office, corner Summer and Monroe
Streets. W. Ii. NICE AhLAED,
iuIQtd President,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-25
Executors Notice.

A Ii PERSONS HOLDING CLAIMS AGAINST
IA the estate Of Joseph A. Moore, deceased are
hereby notified that the undersigned have duly
qualified according to law as joint executors OF
said estate, and such persons are further notified
to ale said claims within the time prescribed by
PETER PHILLIPS,
MARY Z. MOOhE,
;v9 rsvvAvr Executors.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-25
TIE MiSSRS LANE

KTILL OPEN A BOARDING SoSooL FOR
w Young ladies in New York city on Wednes-
day, Sept. q, 1871.
For reference and circulars. apply to
j. b. O'BRfAN Esq,
iv15 I'm Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-25
MEDICAL.
Tho RridaI Cbamhor

szssATs FOR Young MEN, ON GREAT
81 Social Evils and Abuses, which interfere with
marr1age-viib sure means Of relief FOR the e--
ring and unfortuDate, diseased and dshilitEted.
sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address Howard
Association, No. s. Ninth st, Philadelphia, Pa
myI4d&wSm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-25

A LATE number of Hd1per's Monthly
contains an article on presidential noni-
nations. What is remarkable about it is,
not that it earnestly favers Grants re-
nomination, but that it admits tie strong
opposition to that step by hosts of Rsdi-
Gals, including many of the leading men
of that party, 1t sums up the objections
of these Radicals to Grant in the follow
ing words:
"The ouality of the Presidents friend
ships, the intimate influences which sur
round him, the alienation OF some
men of culture and high character
from his c3unsels, the appointment OF
certain unworthy Officers, his passion for
San Domingo, wha. is called his nepotism,
ignorance. indifference TO real reform,
and progress, and political publication
sIl these points are urgued with more or
less warmth against the administration.
Il is alleged TO be total failure, and it is
declared that there is universal party dis
appointment in its chief"
These objections are welghty enough
to kill almost any man, yet it appears
almost certain that Grant will be re-
nominated, simply because the Radical
factions can unite upon no other man,
while Grant has the government patron
age to help himself.
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