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The New York herald., 1871-02-25
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

ADJUSTMENTS SECOND PAoE-Fourth, fifth aud sixth
AsTROIoGY-srco PAeR-Fourth column
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soAAsPESs yssyEpssncosG rAsnri': .omn column
sGAk FOX
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spa ESA2 ssHzTE 15s
cLERRs 'seSSa and PAer-Fnh
AND isGa
sSAssA5s sn and sixth
ss's1a
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EuR6fExN sln eeamn
snS Fourth columns.
ROOMS XND TO
pI1rTpI TnIRp PAeEasiItn sIcd 4 column ,o
FEEsch fSTa COL
HELP WANTED -MALEs-srvENrn PAar-sixsh col.
HELP wANTED-FEMALEs- SEVENTH PAcr-Fnh
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c-rnsr PAer-second and
hoTELs-sEoosD PAer-First column
HOUSES ROOMS, 60, wANTED-sEcoND PAGE-Finh
lNsTKUcTi6N7 7sSeesp PAGE Second column
GEN RIAL ESTATE FOR sALE-TmRp rAeEN
Third column.
LOAN OFFICES-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth column.
LOST AND FOUND-SECoND PAGE-Thrd column.
MACHINERY-SECOND PAGE-Third column.
MARBLE MANTELS-TBlRD PAGE-Siyth column.
MEDlCAL-SECOND PAGE-Fourth column
MISCELLANEOUS ADvERTIsEMENTs-EIGHTn PAGE
Sixth column.
MlSCELIsANEOUS-THIRD PAGE- Sixth column
MUSICAL SECOND PAGE-Fifth column.
HEWSPAPERS-FIRST PAGF-Fourth column.
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGE-First column. we
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGF-Fourth column.
PROPOSALS -FIRST PAGE-SYth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-THRD PAGT--Thrd and Fourth columns
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-THIRD PAGE-Fourth
REAL ESTATE WANTED-TuIRp PAGE-Fourh column
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth column.
REWARDs-sEooND PAGE-Third column.
SALES AT AuCT1uN-SECoND PAGE-Second column.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PACE
Third. fourth and NTH columns.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Fifth
SPECIAL NoTICEs-F1Rsr PAeE-Frst and second col.
sPoRTITG-Doas, BIRDS, &c.-FrRsT PAGE-second col
STALLJONS- FIRST PAGE-second column.
THE TRADES SECOND PAGE-Third column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-THIRp PAGE
Fourth and fifth columns.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
THIRp PAGE-Sixth column
WANTED TO PuRCHASE-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth column.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth COL
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF LIGHTHOUSE ENGINEER THIRD DIS
" trict Tompkinsville, n. T., Feb. l6, 1871.
PROPOSALS. POR GRANITE

PROPOSALS PoR GRANITE
Separate sealed proposals will be received at this once
until Wednesday, 18th OF March, 1871 at II O'Clock ~,
follows.-
For about two thousand fve hundred 50) tons Of
granite in irregular blocks varying in weight from three
quarters Of ton 70 two delivered in iprap foundA-
on for lighthouse at Penheld Reef contract
10 approved.
For about ive thousand 5000 tons of granite In ire
guar blocks weight than ton each, In
protection wall at the site of the lighthouse at Bridgeport
Conn.,
placed similarly in wall at Long Beach Bar light Stallion The
SECOND and hra amounts are not required 70 be delivered
Proposals separately the price per for the
GRANTEE delivered placed At each OF the three places
named the shown In The plans and specinoaons
TO bo seen this olce.
Proposals must be duplicate accompanied BY guarantee
In duplicate with printed copy of this advertisement
axed to each PROPOSAL and addressed 10 the
endorsed on envelope, "froposals for Iranise."
J. G. WnODRUTF. l.euisnant Colonel Of Ensinsers.
AiRhtbouse knUneey, Third dhlytA
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FINANCIAL.

FlNANClALs
TTNION PACIFIC RAILROAD ooMPANY-THE CoU-
~ pons due March l, 1871 the Income Bonds or this
company, will be paid ONCE, 46 sears Building, Bos
ton and A. the banking house OF Norton Bliss Co.. 80
JOHN NJ. 8. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
SD MORTGAGE OF $4,000 FOR sALE-Two YEARS
n ss' ais %s 'A''
Rf.OVV. one year, on improved property In Queens
SeuI Sc sns msds ADDRESS s0Qs
900 mn TO LoAS-oN FIRST CLASS NEW
pCL.ONU York or Brooklyn improved Property, In
or also have pr
Counsellor at Law. 81 Cedar street.
$27OOOO Bs.oEpa ssw mgS., D Ssp
'''''' N' WIN. Il. BELLAMY, No. ~ Pine street.
$3.50 600 TO hoAs2S 8oS. MrRGyER Pro
E. NJ MASON, No. Centre street.
DRY GOODS.
AT R. II. hAcYs.
AT R. H. MAcY's.
AT R. H. MAcYs.
SPRING ENGLISH
STRAW STRAW
GOODS HATS
NOW OPEN. NOW OPEN.
Newspaper Who has felt the pleasure ,ha. !.
brngs2
Il always tells us of so many strange and
wondrous things
1t makes US weep tales of woe; IL hns with smiles
tells of the price of stocks, and much pay
for laces,
And when, and where how, why buy goods
at Macy's.
Has wars loud clarion called armshas lightning struck
Has jenkins broke his leg-or has there been storm
Has Mary's little lamb been found-or comets tail been
seenr
Or heiess with groom or Gretna Green9
All this and many wonders more you from this sheet may
CLEAN.
[Adapted from the poet.
First Lady-well. did you go Macys last weekY
Second Lady-Yes, l did.
FRS, Lady-why thought You belonged to society that
Sor a, hsy Would % 60 there
you il. you ever went BY the door even.
Second Ladv-Wel, did but / couldn't help Il.
] read Macy's advertisement last week aloud the
breakfast table, and there other ladies
resolved never to go there again, who heard
my resolution to to Macy's never missed
anything much in my life. All the little choice
ticles that had been accustomed TO get there
petely out of, and could find them except
at extravagant prices, and many of them all Find
ss with s ss ssa sss
from the amount and variety of those commissions
that they had suffered much / had by staying
away. We'll, went to Macy's Strange say the store
stood In the that 1t did before It the
A Of
paint refed foy the coming pleasant
faces behind the there 80 Often and
felt at home In o minute
First Lady-Well is he sold splendd Sash
Ribbon a Sc yard. and fine Jaconet l6c yard and
Ladies' Night Dresses al &c.,
Second Lady-Yes, true for bought some each
and when went home, displayed my purchases to nv
ssnds they insanty returned their old belief that
Macy's place, after ALL next forenoon
all went there shopping In merry crowd together
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, SLEIGHa, &c.
A 7 BARKER HAMLIN's
N CITY AUCTION MART AND N. Y. TATTERsALLS, /,
Corner Broadway and Thirty. ninth street.
MAJOR G. W. BARKER. AUCTIONEER.
Regular auction sales
IUI rIAX XIcIN N n u u IA

MAJOR q. W. BAKKER. XUCTioNEER
EVERY wE5EysspxS Ek5sEy1isI aaS'sS @sp islss ssruRpAy
Twenty-four hours allowed for trial on
every a1sss IS SsIS!Ss aHai! yisEsq!'s s!ss
ogrsIbE SALES soGicfTEp and po%psy Attended to-
Ss SHLs2 r 1sb az Rz At il SasfS s ;
can o Close % %YRA oP
an all day roadster has great style ana action sad war
HxsbsoSE fa AND MD SUPERIOR CLOSELY MATCHED
81 srs rN:n S nigh years old free pss
TKoT IN sh have great bottom and endance are gated
e. a0s s 70 Hssss:: Wagon built BY
SUE 5 Ss5 S1sEES SSSTHb Si y b9ss 9Ga 4, Mare.
.s .1a handy sss
.S5 81 WEE T hrHa sHsHsa s;
::4
BEAR, BUFFALO. WOLF. WHITE FOX ROBES, Lap
bHsk BAY 6hsE ,s high sv.ar. od war
ranted sound and kind in all harness. free and stylish
DARK tx BROWN COUPE HORSE. ls HIGH, year. old
ser waraned soand and kuS sc' of '0ao
DEPOT, ExPkEss AND Business Wagons.
ALSO SEVERAL other Horses.
sH pEsErpiST NTEk 3, sns on .,,oun Of weather.
A LIGHT CARRIAGES AND HARNESS, TO PAY
Lowest prices In ten years
purchasing
All goods warranted sound and perfect.
JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL. 6S Liberty street.
A LARGE CITY EXPRESS WAGON, LIGHT Ex-
op and G Open Ss su
&C. at the cheap sand HUDSON and Spring
LDERNEY OERsEl) CATTLE,
sale slabe 5sS Fifth avenue Address ~ box 1sS Post
olce, New York.
A CURTAIN COACH, LANDAU, BREWSTER SIX
~. seat Rockaway, Coupe by Wood Bros Dusenbury
and Van Dusee Wagon. and road Wagons
Pony Phaetons &C. Harness koees Blankets Whips &c,
RARGAINs-BUFFALO, BEAR FOX, WHITE ANGORA
pets $1l0 Canton Matn 25c Ku Der Overcoats Cloths
for men, women ana children. lob Chambers street.
CORBETr 4 CO., CARRIAGE BUILDERS, 122, 1874 AND
~ 1876 West Twenty nth street. offer variety
hand Carriages ut low figures.
CARRIAGES. Es.-PRICEs DOWN AT wITTY's, sss
~ Broadway. Great reduction In prices. All Styles suit
able for city country Several second hand
riages for sale at great bargain.
C,XPREsS OR GRoCERs WAGON, NEW, PRICE $3.50;
order, $I75 I4l East Sixteenth street
LNOR sALE-A sORREL HORSE, 1857 HANDS PRl-
IL vate stable rear l42 West Sixteenth street.
LIOR sALE-A TRUCKING BUSINESS, CONSISTING
OF three Trucks and work of stores. Inquire for
the carrhan at l73 West street, North river
UNOR sALE-ONE VALUABLE BROOD MARE, FOR A
farmer little in the feet sound every other way
price &eO. No "a New Chambers street.
IIORsE, WAGON AND HARNESS FOR sALE-IN-
IL qure corner of Bethune and Washington streets.
HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS, SUITABLE FOR
corner Of Clarke.
The New York herald., 1871-02-25

INVITE STAR LINE
w Oceanic Steam Navigation Company's
Line OF new Steamers between New York Liverpool,
calling at Cork Ireland.
The companys feet comprises the following magnificent
fupowered ocean seamshps the six argest in the world
OCEANIC, Captain Murray ARCTIC.
ATLANTIC, Captain Thompson. BALTIC.
PACIFIC, Captain Perry. ADRIATIC.
These vessels been designed specially for the
transatlantic trade and combine speed safety and comfort
Passenger accommodations unrvaed.
Parties sending for their friends Old Country can
now obtain tickets Steerage (prepaidl $685.
Other rates as low any first class line.
For further particulars apply to ISMAY lMRlE CO.. 10
Water street, Liverpool and No East India avenue Lead
enhal street. London or the panys Offices IL Broad
way, New York. J. II. SPARKS, Agent.
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A RMY HARNESS, FARM CARTS MCCLELLAN SAD
IA dies, Mule Collars Waterproof, Wagon Truck Horse
covsn Army Tents; new government Blankets, o. SO
W. l. GARTER. 81 Cor,landt stree. near Greenwich,
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NATIONAL LINE.
IN STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN,
From pier Al North river.
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
ENGLAND, Webster Saturday, Feb 25, at A. M.
HELVETlA, Grigs Saturday March mt r. NJ.
DENMARK, Andrews Saturday, March IL, at A. NJ
Passage 70 Liverpool or Queenstown Cabin $75 and $65
steerage, $2S, currency.
Prepaid steerage from Liverpool Queenstown Lon
donderrv and Glasgow, $32, currency.
For further particulars apply at the companys Office, No.
SO Broadway.
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Y SSs.s yas RSy, Man Steamships
'anS Mn4sh ai cosf xksFPS haFPSr March IS
Frs. ss sa'ss soa Second "S 'Sas cabin '.e gold
~, 49, S. By ils Thursday .eameis ..o .. aY
sspos SS si's"fs
parts OF aq5Ge Ss % gSsn
Antwerp and other the Continent and for Mediter
For freight and cabin passage apply at the companys
'0' 'se'Ase p''''sec CHARLES 0T G. fRAScKEYs agent
THE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET coMPANY's
iron mail steamship crnRR1A
CAPTAIN p H. HACK viii sail on Tuesday, March = 1871,
XnSEPH41a Co. "" Ga. MIC af
81 Broad street, NY. No. Barclay street, NY
> The Anchor line steamer IsMA1LIA will sail from New
sArdsSsS hsf;;, a'rss.; sases !.
est and most expeditions route.
Cabins raa..ss sasss an aas'Is ss
'' HENDERSON y HRoTaEEs soI,lsH s...,
nNLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
The General Transatlantic Company's mail steamships be-
tween New York and Havre, calling at Brest
Pc PEEEiEE, p4us; sca... Wednesday March i
Note.-The Pereire will sail direct for Bordeaux
For freight or passage apply to
GEO. MACKENZIE, Agent, 58 Broadway.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
In for
BREMEN.
The steamship MAIN, Captain X. v. oterendorf win
sail Saturday, February %, from Bremen pier, foot OF
Third street. Hoboken.
To be followed by
the steamship WESER, Captain W. Il. wenkc Wednesday,
March l..
RATES OF PASSAGE,
payable in gold or Its equivalent In currency.
Second CABIN.
For freight passage apply OELRICHS CO., Agents,
IS Broad street.
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EUROPEAN srEAMsHrPs.

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
TNMAN LINE-FoR oUEENsTowN AND LIVERPOOL
rs sUSf "a sa s.
TY CiTY OF OF via aas T"s.a
oity q BsSsskLs: ssss1aas, March T u:
r.y.s. in gold Rates Of r'''iss; Fs;.s,. in currency
Frs. cabin. sserase $3.50
To TS hsiifsn hsnSan To TS hsI,isa hSnfsa II s
Passengers also forwarded 70 Antwerp Rotterdam.
can be bought here s moderate rates by persons
For further Information apply join H Ns aofHE.Hys G ssn ss
10 Broadway, N Y.
STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. CAR
Sailing every Wednesday.
WIsCoNsIN, Williams March !, at la% u
"'' From Pier Is North river .'"f'n . ~ =
Cabin S@ss. s sEs,, Soa sssras s currency
booked ,S and from Paris Hamburg Norway
M S a on eand England France and
l-D' '"''' sSi WILLING s & GrIos. 20 Broadway
L sail every Saturday and alternate Wednesday
Passengers 6ooksa and forwsTded to and dk from all railway
n or Srs and ar
bly, and eheapy A. by anv other route or line.
Sat, March March IsMAILA TssIS
Sat March March i March y
from pier 20 North river. New York. at noon
hseeI yenoa o, Psssags ,ssy payable e. y currency
& Frs, cabins, seb ana $ts, according 70 location.
best accommodations, $IsO. '''"''
n.s,n nIn,ermeaiate $ss; stsera9e. s2s
wishing TO send for their friends.
prai.s Draft !, issued ,ss PAYABLE on pres. presentation
Apply HESpsRsbS Nd ai iBkoTaERs Ssi No. Bowling Green
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-A-"vILMINGTON, N. c., LOTTERY
IA. W. n. GERKEN 4 CO., Managers.
g. a. a. s. ID Ar 81 H. 'ssHgAhT s ~ - y II ls
CLASS 29s smDRAwN ATS p. M, FEyRUARy "a, 1871.
"a, ~, H, ~, "a, &, 4, 40, 52 75, 5b 90, ~, g.
LUTHY 4 CO., Brokers,
24O Greenwich street New York.
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STALLIONS.

Wilkes and Honest Allen George wlke. s by Rysdyk's
Hambetonian, half brother to Dexter and
prove him stallion alive, having record Of
Honcs by Ethan Aen and acknowledged the best
pole horse the world troed IN AIT Prospect PARK
beating the renowned Goldsmith MAID. Address WM SIM
MONS, boz ls7 Hoffman House.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, SLEIGHs, &C.
A RARE CHANCE.-A GOOD TEAM OF BAY MARES.
IA been used farm; also very stylish black Horse
suitable for grocer business wagon, for sale Is
Liberty street.
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MOTlCE.-TwO FIRST CLASS STEAMSHIPS WILL
~ saM on Saturday, February -; one for Galveston.
TexAs the other for New Orsans Passage reduced Fol
passage apply 70 u D0HERTY. II Broadway.
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Second Lady-Yes, 10 true, for bought some of each
and when went home and displayed my purchases my
fsnds they instantv returned TO their
Mscy's right place, after AL. and the
all went there shopping In n merry crowd together
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

ATAPoLLo BALL.-PRoFEsSoR WILLIAM DENTON
n will speak before the Society OF SpiritualIsts Sunday
morning and evening SubjectsThe Soul Of Things" and
"Prayer." No reserved
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HENTuCKY STATE LOTTERY
N EXTRA GLASS Ia3-FRIDAY, FEB. a. 1S71
20. "A, s5 a., g, SO. 81, H., Is, q, 20. ls
CLASS 194-FEBRUARY a. 1871.
JOSEPH BATES, Agent,
1874 Broadway, New York, up stairs, room No. 4.
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DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF CGBA.-oFFICIAl
h drawingsho $685. cleo 0uO; No. l06, S30O00; H.
$4,000 BAILEY CO., Brokers' old established ONCE II
Broadway.
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GOVERNMENT PENSIONS, CLAIMS AND ANY BUsI.
" NESS connected with the Departments promptly
to by JOS. @. g. KENNEDY a SON, Washington, D. G.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.

vArANTED-A sCow IN ANY KIND OF ORDER, Bl
w 80 and 80 feet long and Ii % feet wide imm
dateiy, for cash. ROBERTS, 10 Wall street.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.

EOR SALEM GOOD ORDER, THE FOLLOWING
j. Sails from q schooner yacht:-Mainsal, Foresal. Jib
Flying Jib, Jib TopsaI, Hemp Mantopsal, Mantopmast
staysa Can be seen WILSON'S sail loft, South
and Roosevelt streets.
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sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.
CNOR SALE-A SHARE IN THE CUTTYHUNK FISH,
ing Club at q reduced price.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-12
THE LATE CEDENE ON THE
NORTHWESTERN ROAD.

To the Editors Of the Union and American:
CAMDEN, TENN, July s, 167l.-ln
looking over the UNION AND AMERICAN Of
Yesterday, observed the moat satisfac-
tory explanation OF the cause OF the
heart sickening calamity that lately
happened on the Nashville and North
western Railroad l, as many Others,
was inclined to be uncharitable in my
Judgment against the officers of the road,
but on reading the piece above alluded to,
l must confess my prejudices at once
gave way. am satisfied that there was
no carelessness on the part Of the officers
of the road. AS the writer says, there
was no defect in the timbeTs GiscOyerabie
either by sight or sound. The bridge
that gave way was thought to be one OF
the best. at first felt inclined 10 attach
blame 10 the officers, because the timber
was got out when the sap was up, but this
is explained 10 me when l am
informed that il was got out
by the military and placed there, and its
sound aud healthy condition is enough TO
exOnOrate the officers Of the road from
ali blame. While we all regret the loss
of SO many valuable lives, yet we feel
great and lasting sympathy for the Off
GERS of the road, who have, as we believe,
a greater weight of distress to bear than
any, saving the near relatives of those
who were lost. We had the pleasure of
knowing personally some of the unfortu-
nate victims, and feel much sorrow that
they should be taken from US and society
in 20 short time by this accident. But
we must be just and not condemn the
living for an accident which was beyond
the ken of human foresight. l will sta e
through you to the public, that l have no
interest in the road whatever, consequent
ly these remarks can not be selfish.
w. F. DoHERTY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-12
An old Friend Turns Up I'm Jail.

Our Cherry street friend Charley Hol-
lister was yesterday the recipient OF q let
ter from some unknown friend, who as it
appears is an inmate of our Jail. Hollister
says if he has any friends in dursnce vile,
it is unbeknowins to him, bnt the epistle
received don't look that wav. The letter,
LterGtim ct rerbdtiDa, is rs follows:
Nashvl July the forth 1871 Mister
charles HoIlasstur sur heV bin think
ing wud cum an me while wus in jale
but hev gin out ard konkludid wud
rite an eff wus a Still micksin them
az things wot MAX men happy an rich an
eff end lem whar was when mi time WIS
up wud kohl roun an try its effex on me.
which Will bee in a ia dsss hoap is
nearly grone wild and got harry oil over.
tina let's me ont at mite an i trurns back
afore da-mi klose is so ragged doant like
fur foax tn Sc me in the da time so Heaps
darke an lase 10, fur better times q ma lux
fur me shortly. jme a kunmin afore the
trouts kwits bitin an ma prepar yoself
for q trip to the Rocky mountings
ur South Harper wot whar the
wandudle moanith for bur 1st baum, an
wont hev tn nau file uthT, but n no wot
we did nsu, tina wus better nur phile
konsidable. is the Maswel Hous in the
saim plsis or not l haiDt sene it in fu
hunts line a gwine tn take a trip up
thar wen git ont nv this den bnt lie stop
on the rode an traid oph mi ole klose for
feer tina mite ak me to get out when WIS
stunt reddy tina mite suspect me far bein
membur nv Kongrese, but never mind
kant u send me q nusepaper or s1thin to
kepe in mind nv hev phu little memo
ryls from sum Nv my ole frens which
prize, sometimes tina sends me sumthin to
etc an sUmtimss tina sends me suthin to
drink alters puts them in safe plais
vhar tina woant spyle that little sum u
wont git emmy smoller till kun witch will
soon haint time to rite amy moar, the
male is about 10 klose and SO must yOun
til ydeth. E. A, r.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-12
CUMBERLAND AND oHIO RAIL
ROAD.


The Executive Committee OF that
Company and other Railroad
Representatives Deliberating as to
Connections, etc.-ResuIt Of the
Joint Meeting.
The Executive Committee of the Board
of the Cumberland and Ohio Railroad
Company and representatives of Tennes-
see railroads, met yesterday morning al
the gentemen's parlor of the Maxwell
ecutive Committee, presiding Mes Srs.
Montague and Spalding, also of the Ex-
executive Committee, were present, IS were
the following named representatives from
varions railroad companies in Tennessee:
Judge Hermans, w B Vaughn, Fl Tib-
bitt, j G Vaughn, John Branham, Thos
Boyers, J Turner and O Rodiman, of
Sumner county; ] l. Walton and l L RoaB,
for Warren county; Capt N W Mcdonnell
and DR. s Dyer, of Trousdale; DR. Z
Oven, A B Martin, B Motley, Judge
Phillips, and Hon r L Csruthe's, of VIII
son; Col Il G Mcclure, of LewisbuIg; d 81
@ Spence, of Murfreesboro; Gen D Ofrell,
D Goodpasture, and Judge Gardenhire,
of Sparta; Gen Hill, of McMinnville;
Fl Denton, of Putnam; Geo Saterield, of
Overton.
At the suggestion Of member of the
Executive Committee, Col. j. J. Turner,
of Sumner, gave the meeting description
of the State aid provided for railroads by
the laws of Tennessee, and also, the char
acter CT litigation now pending between
the State and various railroad companies.
The following resolution, offered by MIR.
Montague, was adopted:
Resolved, That Col. J. ]. Turner, G.
N. Mulligan, NJ Burns, O. A. R. Thomp-
son, J. Q. Rodimer and John @. Thomp-
son be, and hereby are, appointed COM
mittee to act in conjunction with the Exc
cutiye Committee of the Cumberland and
Ohio Railroad Board, to mature and pre-
pore proposition for the extension of the
proposed railroad of the said company, via
Scottsville and Gsllatin to Nashville, for
the consideration and action of the stock
holders, in meeting assembled, of the said
railroad company.
a B Vaughn, of Sumner county, sta
ted that the people of that county would
be glad for the Executive Committee to
visit Gallatin before their return to Ken
lucky, as at that point he thought the
Committee would have facilities for gain
ing information of Importance to the in
g1iries at present being made.
Mr.. Montague, of the Committee, said
they would be highly gratiied to visit
Sumner before their return, and would do
so, if possible, on Friday next. The meet
ing then adjourned.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-12
THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL CoUET-Ip this Court, yester-
day, about one hundred misdemeGnor cases
were finally disposed Of, and few of the
came kind continued until the next term.
Nearly ali these misiemeanors related to
violations Of the LAYS against tipping and
ganiI e.
C1EcUTT CoUEr.-Judge Baxter yester-
day head argument rs to the legality OF
the city tax on shares in National Banks,
which question was submitted at the in
stance OF holder Of suca shares in one OF
the National Banks IN Nashville, John
Bellyeit, Esq, representing the city, ard
Hon. II. Il Harrison appearing on behalf
Of the shave holder Another case was
submitted upon an agreed state Of facts,
involving toe legality Of the State and
county iax Oh shares in Jhe National Bank.
Mr. Reese represented the holder Of the
Bark stock, AID NesFrs. Ba,o ond Viii
hams appeared for tie ReveEue Collector.
These SIC intended as test cases, and IT,
volve some intricate questions OF law,
The argument is not yet finished.