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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-30

In GhanCerY AI NAsnYIIi NO. 6,ls6
NTATE OF TENNESSEE, Office Clerk aud Mas
- ter Chaucery Court, Nashville, Aug. the 2lst,
1871. Johu q. JAffrey and others, COmplsiBanfs
vs.. LAFAYETTE Beech and others Defendants.
It appearing from affidavit filed IA this cause
that the defs ndAnt, Willis D. JOhnsoI, Assignee
in Bankruptcy OF L T Beech, one OF the De
fendsnts is a nonresident Of the State Of Tennes-
ses.
1t is therefore ordered that said defendant enter
his appearance herein before or within the hIst
three days of the next term Of ssid Court, to be
held on the first Monday in October next, (1S7l
and plead, answer, or demur to COmpiaInAnts bill
or the same will be taken fO- com essed as to him,
and set for hearing exparte, and that copy CT
this order be published for four consecutive weeks
in the Nashville Union and American
A Copy-Attest:
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR.
Clerk AMI NJ .ster.
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WANTS.

WIANTEU-OCCUP FOR ONE Oh
w two unfinished rooms With board, in pri-
vats family in a nc st desirable locality For fur
theT particulars apply at this oface. sugSO IS
WANTED-TkNAN FOR FOUR NEW
w Stores proposed to be built on the South
eastern corner Of Church and College streets,
fro, ting College street. Possession to be given
January 1, 1872 Stores not to be b1lt IN
Less al applied fer within one week. For infor-
nation apply to G. NJ. F0GG, Jr., 6S North Cher
~ street. The plsnE for the buildings may be
seen at the offioe Of Maj. ]. R Willett, North
College street. " l.. klEhMAN.
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8PRCEAL NOTICES,

Country merchants, teachers, parents
pupils will find the best and cheapest took
Of School Books used in city, country and
other schools throughout the State st ".
O. Collier / Cos, a. Union street, Nash
vile, Tenn. IL
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STOVES! STOYES!! STOYESH!

The Tennessee Agricultural Works
RE NOW MANUF9 CTURING AND OFFER
A lag to the trsds at WHOLESALE come of
the most approved patterns Of
Cooking and Heating Stoves
Ever offered in this market, to which the atten-
fion Of merchants and dealers is invited. We
GTIARAkTEE our Stoves to be equal to the best,
and far superior TO many IN the market, and res
meet ully solicit inspection and trial.
sales WarerOOm corner Church and
college SIs., Nashville, Tenn
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Riverview Military Academy,

DOUGHKERPsIR, n. Y.-Iocation healthy;
L Scenery unequaled; Building convenient;
Teachers highly educated, earnest, working men,
8 stem Of order unsurpassed. wide-awake
thorough going School for Boys wishing to be
trained for Business, for College, o. for West
Point or the Naval Academy. Address OTIS
BISBKE, A. NJ, Principal and Proprietor.
jy2I eOd2n
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EOR = ALE.

TOR SALE-EIVE YOUNG ENGLISH
L Chester HoFs, sui eri,r breed-four bears
and one SOW. They can be seen at our Stock
YAlds. EhBRY, FOSTER & Co.,
Market street, opposite Louisville Depot.
sug3O2.
HHOICE SEED BYE AND WHEAT FOR
~ sale. RHEA, SMITH & co.
sut 3O1w
nor SAbE-AN ELEGANT MODERN
Il style Reside sce, corner Mcosvock and West
Mulberry streets, near "West Ed" Apply to
sug27 st CALENDER & GARRETT, Agts.
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old JOHN ROBIHSOa'S
MONSTER
PAVILIONSr

One exclusively for the Museum, another exelu
sively for the Menagerie snd Caravan aad thu
third devoted to the Equestrian Performances
all adjoining and connected together, but only
one prize of admission, and ore ticket admits
you to all Admission 10 the entire Combination
Menagerte, Caravan, Museum and Circus:
Wsit for It Watch for it! 90 and see it, The
only real Menagsrie and frst-class Circus on the
rosd- TWESTY-FGvE GOLD AND CRIMSON
CAGES, drawn by beautiful Matched Cream and
Dsppled Horses-sll the CircUs Retinue Largest
and best parade ever seen in the public streets.
FOUR MONSTER LIVING SEA LIONS with
their young Piatyrhynchus Lsonenus or Sea EIe-
plants, with name erect like the Forest Mon
archs, requiring over two hundred pounds Of
fresh hsh daily for their subsistence. The onfy
on on exhibition In the world, and can be seen
IN this mensgerie at all hours, sporting n an ar
tihciAl lake Of ocesn water, A WILD TARTAR
IAN M0SSTk r YAK, from the Deserts OF Tar
tary, with long, beautiful bar growing from dis
back to the ground The only enc on exhibition
in America
The Challenge Champion show OF the world
Remember the day and the date Do not forgs.
that We are coming With avalanche Of talent
Wait for rs, for we are coming to Nashville Aug.
30 and 3fsf.
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Sg339E!I!3S!l5a

Cures all disezses caused by
self abuse. viz: Spermator-
fhes, Seminal Weakness.
Night Emissions, Loss Of
Memory, Universal Lassi-
tude, Pains in the Back,
Dinners Of Vision, Prema-
turs Old Age, Wesk Nerves,
Difficult Breathing, Pale
Countensnce, insanity, Con-
sumption. and all diseased
that follow a. 8 sequence OF
Youthful indjscretions,
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Corner Summer and Jackson Streets.

Springfield, Friday, Sept. I; Osrksvilie satur-
day, sept 2; Paris, Monday, Sept. 4; humboldt,
J u sdzy, Sept, s.; Memphis, wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday. Sep'. s, and Brownsville,
saturday, Sept. .; columbia, Monday, sept II
Puiask1, tuesday, Sept. II; Linnville, Wedn-s-
day Helt 10; Franklin. Thursday, sept Il:
Edeeheld, friday, Sept. Is Murfreesboro, Teuo.
SATURDAY, Sept l6; shelbyyille, Tenn Monday,
SEPT Is; Chattanooga, Tenn, Tuesday, sept. ~.
ISL. aug1O a1d x
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= NATHANIEL bAAIEIs, J IL
Clerk and Master.
E. F. Mulloy, Solicitor for Complainant.
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In ChnnCrTy at NRshYiIIe.-NO. 6,g16
S,TATE OF TENNESSEE, OFFICE CLERK ANp
- Master Ch1ncery Court Nashville, Aug "a,
1871. Gilbert , olsoner and Otuefs, comi lAnints,
VS. Sarah Ahesrt and others, defendants.
1t appearing from affidavit fled IN TINS cause
that the defendant, sey johnson, Squire
Johns IN and Cathsrins Walker, are non resi-
dents Of the state OF Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered that said defendants
enter their appearance herein before or within
the first three DAYS OF the next term Of said
Court. to be held on the inst MOnday IN OctO-
Der mex ISL and pl ,ad, answer or demur 20
comp ainants' bill, or the same VIII be taken
for con fessed as 70 them, and set for hearing sN
parte, and that a copy of this order he pub
tished for four consecutive weeks in the Nash
willie Union and American.
a COpy-A' test:
NATHANIEL BAXTER, Jr,
Clerk and Master.
Thcs L Dodd, Solicitor Tor Compliments.
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Oakland School


lie MILES EAST OF NASHVILLE AND IL
III miles from Mt. Juliet Depot, B P. r
Session begins Sept. 1, 1871 Pa ents and guard
fans, seek ng good school where they can board
their daughters and wards, st most reasonable
rates, should apply Immediately to
JAMHS z. SCOBEY, Principal,
iv27 2taW Wed ksun 4Wf trreeu Hil Tenn.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

Administrators Notice.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVINt QUALIFIED
i and been appointed AdmiI istratOr Of the Is
tate Of William J. Turbevlle decss sed all persons
indebted to said estate hereby notified 20 come
forward and make payment, aud ali persons IA
ing claims g dust ssid estate not fed 20 pre-
sent the sane within the time required ~ aver
they will be barred j. l.. RICE, admir-, ere,
sa7g a. Law o. W. j IuThoyl4ie.
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SCHOOL IN bDGEFIELD.

MISS HUNTERS SCHOOL
WILL REOPEN SEPT. 4, 1871. at Der
w residence, Wool land ST EDGEFIELD.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.


Called Meeting of the County Court
Elaborate Discussion of the
EdgefieId and kentucky Rail
road VI uddie-BoIh sides Heard
No Definite Action Taken
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In Chuncery at NRshViiIe.-No. 6,s25
CTATE OF TENNESSEE, Once Clerk and Aias
- ter, Chancery Court at Nashville. August
the 2lst, 1871. John y Payne, COmgiaina It, Va.
Jesse Payne, Defendant.
1t app caring from affidavit filed in this cause,
that the defendant, Jesse Payne, is II non
resident Of the State of Tennessee:
It is therefore ordered that the SAID defendant
enter his appearance herein before or within tue
first three days of the next term Of said co1l, 70
be held on the first Monday in october next, (lS7ll
and plead, answer CT demur to complainant BID,
or the same will be taken for confessed as 10 him.
and set for hearing ex psrte, and that copy Of
this order be published for four consecutive weeks
in the Nashville Union and American.
a cOpy-Attest:
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR,
Clerk and Master.
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D. wiIkin, Solicitor for Compliments.
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ct. Louis Medical Association,

IN North Sixth street, SC. Louis, no.
Sold in Nashville at Retail by G. ". HEN
DERSHO lott, and all DruCRists. At Wholesale
by BERRY, DEhOVILLE 4 CO., and al
Wholesale Druggists.
js1s deodke9% & wlam tlnh24, y to alt
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TULLAHOMA.

The Mountains-RuraI Scenery
The Jewels of the South-The Gil
ant OF MateriaIism-The Trick
of Tact-EerminaI Politics,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-02-10
POLITICAL.

The Pennsylvania Republican State
Convention is to be held in Harrisburg on
the 10th of March 1t will nominate can
didates for Auditor and Supervisor General
to be elected in October.
A convention of Sheriffs Of Illinois,
recently held at Springfield, formed
protective association, heobject of which
is TO bring offenders to justice, recapture
escaped prisoners, and act as cooperative
police throughout the State
The impeachment trial of Gov. Holden
was formally commenced at Raleigh, N.
c., on the 30th, ChiefJustice Pearson pre-
siding. Counsel for managers and re-
spondent were present, and the defense
asked until the I'd to amend their response.
They were granted until the 1st, and the
court adjourned until 12 m. ON that day.
The New Jersey Senate has passed a
bill to permit indicted persons to testify
when on trial.
Hon. Julius L Strong has been renomi-
mated for Congress by the Republicans of
ht FIRST District of Connecticut; and the
Republicans of the Second District have
renominated Hon. s. w. Kellogg.
The West Virginia Legislature, on the
31st ult., elected H. G.. Davis, Democrat,
of Piedmont, United States Senator to
succeed Senator Wiley, by 81 majority.
In the Louisiana Legislature, on the 31st,
the strong opposition to Speaker Carr re-
suited in his resignation and the election
of George w. Carter as Speaker. This
result is regarded as a success to the Con-
servative element. Immediately after the
seating of Speaker Carter, the Democratic
members whose seats had been contested
were confirmed in their places.
The Michigan Democratic State Con-
vention has been called to meet at Lansing
February 81.
In the Nebraska House of Representa-
tives, on the 1st, a resolution to impeach
Governor Butler was defeated. The
charge was that he had collected of the
United States $4,000 for the Nebraska
school fund, of the disposition of which
there was no record
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-02-10
Lookout for Fire.

A MERE touch of fame, and then it
goes, on the hearth, first a mere fringe of
flame on the edge of dense smoke, but in
a minute the smoke is gone, and the flame
is running merrily through every crevice
of the wood This is the fire in its amia-
BILE mood.
Sometimes it sulks. 1t will not be coax
ed. The whole house is cold The
shivering children are crying. The wood
is green. There are no kindlings. The
poor widowed mother lays the green oak
wood upon the few gathered embers, and
STOPPING to the Goals, blows with Ler own
scant breath, to bring the fire to fame.
The sickly blaze hovers a minute, seems
not to like the prospect, and vanishes.
All, the cold winter mornings in the
houses of the poor Like all other things,
fire seems to bedocile to those who have
enough, and fractious to all who suffer
lack.
But what generous and frank way a
good fire OF wood-the royal hickory
has The space above is all flame the
space below, solid Goals of fire; while the
middle space is filed with net-word of
brilliant effects, on which one might gaze
for hours with delight. We do not under
value the artificial fireworks, and enjoy as
much as any other boy of our years the
grand displays OF emulous pyrotechnists
But, after all, there is more homely pleas
ure in gazing into transmutations, the
figures in the Goals, the showers of sparks,
the coquetting flames, that wink and blink
along the edges of the fire, than in all the
transient glory of wheels and rockets. A
fire is so domestic! 1t is so obliging, so
benevolent, so obedient so open-hearted!
Don't trust to Appearances The maid
mat iaH arfh af Of has
Only yesterday you said TO the husband,
Be sure and bring home an iron pail for
ashes. Bridget has nothing but the wooden
pail" 1t was forgotten. The ashes were
cold. There was no tire-at least only
mere spark. That lay near the wooden
bottom. 1t got hold of the wood. 1t was
not in haste. A whole hour it was in per-
suading the wood to partnership. Little
by little it ate through To the air Then it
took courage, got out upon the floor, ran
into the base board, and crept up the par
titiOn. All night it mined and wrought !;
and too late, when the outcry was raised it
had gained a victory, Down went the
roof Down went the walls. Away went
the small household treasures
If thou art poor, here is tive-Years
blow. 1t may be a setback for life. If
thou art rich, money will rebuild, Yet
there are some things that money cannot
do. 1t cannot make Il cradle in which
your children laid. 1t cannot bring back
the little couch ON which your boy lay di,
viuely beautiful before the dust returned
TO dust 1t cannot give you back the lit
tie s0ugenirs Of friendship, nor the pic
lures that you have looked at in joy and
in sorrow, till they seemed to became part
ners of your inward life. A home is not
built by money, but by the heart, Money
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-02-10

can build ahouse, but where Is your homer
What will bring back from the ashes the
sacred associations Of sorrow, hope, wuf4
ship, courage and lover -
We once heard plain man express his
feelings when he stood over against his
house and cav II burning. - Just as soon
as | knew that everything was out of it, /
didn't care farthing. Just slapped my
hands, and said See her burnt She burns
as well as any rich mans houseP But
when saw the blaze shoot through the
bedroom, and thought Of how the chill
dren's cradle was there, and of how many
times I'd kneeled down there in prayer,
couldn't help II, the tears would comeP
There was generous touch Of nature.
Better be insuredl Better yet, don't let
your house burnt There are some things
in every house that no insurance can
cover-H w Beechsr n .sr
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-02-10

the determination of the people to continue
the war, unless the terms proposed by Ger.
many are greatly ameliorated.
A London dispatch of the Sd says "At
the meeting of the Conference, to-day,
Russia fully gained her object, all her pre-
tensions being acknowledged, and she
yielding nothing. Turkey obtains no new
guarantee"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-02-10
Graham Gems.

THESE must be baked in iron pans, each
little pan partitioned by itself, as they will
not rise if baked in mass. Remove the
cream from sweet milk, and for sufficient
quantity for two pans, add one egg and
salt; stir in the flour slowly until some
what thicker than pancake batter; beat
thoroughly, as it will add TO their lightness;
have the oven very hot, rs they must bake
in fifteen or twenty minutes, or they will
not be light; place the pans on the stove,
and when hot, butter, and with the spoon,
drop each little pan full place Immediate
ly In the oven. Garry TO table hot. Cold
gems steamed or warmed are nearly as
good as when fresh They should be on
every table, for even dyspeptics can eat
them with impunity. Western Rural
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-02-10
Miscellaneous Reading.
LOSING AND LYING,

FOREVER the sun Il pouring bis oold a.
on hitntred worlds that bep and hoorovv.
NE warnlth ne squanders on sammits cold
= hn v Esaith on the hornce OF want and sorrow
70 witnhold his largeness Of precious lght
10 10 oury himself In eternal night
To give
Is to live,
Vhe flower shines not for itself al ALL
- ln JOY Is the JOY II freely difusee:
VI beauty and balm u ID prodiRal.
- And y lives In the lie Il sweetlv loaes
NO choice for the rose but glory or doom
I'D pTtfHle or smother, to wither or bloom
To deny
~ fi H s Is 10 die.
Inc seas lend silvery rain TO the land.
mn rue land US sapphire etreame to the ocean.
Inc n neart SENDS blood to the brain of command
me blain y the heart its lightning motion
M, nn9 ever aud ever we yield our breath
Niii the mirror Is dry and images DEATH
at.tf ff To give
is to live.
ne is dead whose hand Is not opened wide
~ 10 help the need OF a human brother,
ne uouDles the strength Of his lifelong ride
Who giveshis fortunate place to another
And thousand million lives are his
VINO carries the world In his sympatbies
TNfTfr Tfr To deny .,t..
tr.'f "A N-... r - ls to die.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-02-10
PERSONAL.


The case of Representative Butler, Of
Tennessee, was called in the Criminal
Court, at Washington, d. c., on the 2Sth,
on an indictment for forgery of pension
papers. There were six counts in the in
dictment. He waived arraignment and
plead not guilty. After the examination
of a number of witnesses, the court said
that there was not the slightest foundation
for the prosecution, and the jury gave a
verdict of not guilty.
Among the nominations sent to the
Senate on the 30th was that of Louis Welt
eel, to be Assessor of Internal Revenue in
the First District of Ohio.
The following nominations were sent to
the Senate on the 3tst: j G. .Abercrombie,
Surveyor of Customs at Burlington, Iowa ;
j. H. Morrison, Collector of Customs in
Colorado Territory.
The marble statue Of the late Governor
Andrew, of Massachusetts, has been re-
placed in the niche in the hall of the State
House, and will be unveiled when the for
NAL presentation to the State is made.
The following nominations were sent to
the Senate on the list: Reconsideration
II. Mann, Delphi, Ind; George W. Baker,
Rochester, MINI. Charles r. Tyler, Green
Bay Wis; Samuel K Bern, Canton, Ohio /;
F. L. Goodson, Bellevue, Ohio; Squire A.
Epperson, Bushnell, ILL.,; w. II. II. Ellis,
Jr., Mason, Ill. Lizzie Gilmer, Pittsfield,
Ill; L. W. Smith, Ef1ngham, Ill Nor
man Parsons, Pendleton, Ill Arthur Fan
Miss, Warren, Ill
The following nominations were sent to
the Senate on the 3D.: Ebenezer J. Wells,
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of
Colorado Joseph w. Fisher, Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court of Wyo-
ming.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-02-10

The Sabbath Shool class Of Rev J. P.
Fitch, a Methodist preacher Of Fitchburg,
Mass, have made the unclerical gift 10 him
of double-barreled fowling piece and ac-
coutrements.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-02-10

THE Boston 1rarelsr saysi "a lady.
who had been boarding at Southern
Hotel among sick and dying Northern
people, writes indignantly to her friends
about the cruelty Of sending hopeless in
valids away from the convenience and com
forts of home, 10 suffer and die among
strangers, without any home comforts and
alleviations. And yet, physicians are con
tinually doing this same thing. Having
patient for whom they can do nothing,
they send him South, with the delusiye
hope of recovery, when there is nothing
before him but a sad and solitary death,
away from homo and friends In the in
cipient stages OF disease, and when the
patient is well enough TO take care of him
self, aud to bear without great suffering
the rough and tumble of "a life abroad
il may be an excellent prescription TO try
a Southern climate but where disease has
got firm hold, the cases are very few Ia
which an experiment is advisable or safe"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-02-10

robbers then went to work and did not
leave the premises till O'Clock the next
morning. About $65O00 were stolen,
mostly coupons and government bonds.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-02-10

Wilson and Stockton were announced as Con
ference Committee ON the bill abolishng the Offices
of Admiral and Vice Admiral The House Joint
resolution making the Both day OF May, Decoration
day, "A National holiday, was reported adversely
from the Committee on Military Afiars A bill
was introduced and referred In relation TO bridges
across the Mississippi River. "A Committee OF
Conference was ordered upon the House amend
ent to the bin for the relief of purchasers OF land
sold for direct taxes Ia insurectiOnary States,
The House bill granting pensions to soldiers and
sailors of the war of 1912, and the widows Of de
ceased soldiers, was taken up and amendments
We're agreed toto strike out the clause making
the payment OF pensions conditional upon proof BY
applicants of their inability TO support them
selves; granting pensions also to soldiers OF
the war OF 1919, whose services were recog-
nized by Congress, although their services may
have been less than three months; giving pensions
TO all who served three months during the war in
stead OF requiring three months of consecutive
service; allowing pensions only Co widows of sol
diers who were married at the time Of the war of
1919, and excluding those who subsequently mar
ried again; and making the time Of service two
instead OF three months-when the bill, as amend
ed, was passed Adjourned. .f
In the House, on the Sd, the Senate bill
to create additional land districts in California
and the Senate concurrent resolution for the re-
lief Of sufferers by the war In Europe were taken
from the Speakers table ana passed The Naval
Appropriation bill, appropnatnk $19, 1888 III, was
debated In Committee Of the Whole Adjourned