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The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-08
SPE GAL n OTlCES D

Al an Election Of Directors OF the Met
. ,uola.a Loan, Savings and Pledge Bsnk' Aeid on
t,s tvslftA instant, the following gentlemen were
,....a q. sUrv. .s Directors for the ensuing year
F.E DUMAS .. h-A'oiN .-r
1T. DELASSIZE. T. W. ~" LII
w II pp,tgRRTON. c. CAMP.
THOMAS IsABELLE, GEO. d. bhAoanN'
4 p. DUMAS.
a,7 fcB JOHN. DAWSON. eAshis'
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-08


The Christian Union,
A THOROUGH GOING RELIGIOUS FAMILY
NEWSPAPER
Sixteen Large Quarto Pages Each
Number Cut And Stitched.
HENRY WARD BEECHER, Editor.
1t may be best described az an Unsectarian, In
pendent Weekly Journal devoted to Religion,
Morals, Reform, Foresgn and Domestic News OF
the Church and the World Literature, Science.
Art, Agriculture, Trade Finance. &c, &c. and
containg contributions fromswell- known eminent
writers.
1t has Something for all Members OF
the Household
Admirable contribution and editorial articles,
discussing all the great topics Of the day; fresh
information on unhackneyed subje cts much
matter of high and pure religious tone; Poems,
Household Stories, and Chat for the little ones
1t is the Brightest and Most Interesting
Religious Paper Published.
Being quoted from by the press Of Entire country.
more extensively then any other. The whole
editorial work is in the hands Of experienced and
cultivated men.
in addition to Mr.. BERCHxR's
*STAR PAPERS,
and the regular weekly reports Mr. K11INwooD of
his Friday Evening Prayer Meeting
Lee ture- r I'm 7 ks,
Many other feaures of constant yet varying iterest
till its columns from week to week.
The Contributors are Representative
Men of all Denominations
n Is increasing in circulation more rapidly than
any other religious seeekly ea.xy.
New and Charming Serial,
MYW IFEAN DI;
Or, HARRY HENDERSON'S HISTORY,
HARRIET BEEcHER STOWE,
Is this ,reek commenced in the Christian Union
aserioal story of to-day which promises to be one
Of the most vivid and interesting works that
ever came from her pen This story alone would
be well worth taking the the paper for even if
unaccompanied by the great variety and richness
Of other matter.
READ WHAT the PAPERS SAY,
THE TRISTAN UNION,
Which will be sent FREE until January 1, 1871,
to all who now subscribe for the year 1871,
embracing all tho numbers of Mrs. STOVES
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( Not only the sblest and best, but also AZ we
suppose the most popular of American periodicals
1t has already greater influence than any other
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7 Is taking rank among the ablest religious news
spers in the land American Presbyterian (Phila
T One of the very ablest papers that reaches rs.
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s:isco).
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READ WHAT the CRITICS SAY.
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Household Engraving Of Washington,
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Every New Subscriber to the Paper.
From D. HUNTINGTON, President of the
National Academy of Design.
Mr. Marshall's engraving is truly n mns'er-riece
the enqrarer art. Evey one and above all, every
American, should possess copy Of this noble
rint"
| From r. o. C. pARLEY, the celebrated Artist
1t is bsyo'rnd all question, the best head. e'e1ra-
\ in li,.s vet produced in this country, us well as
he finest copy Of Stusrt's portrait have ever
Zen"
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kner
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The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-08

VIA practice in the courts Of the Thirteenth
Judicial District, composed of the parishes Of
Carroll, Madison, Tens.s and Ccnoor,iiA. and in
ths 6axms Court = Nov O1lans
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the ROCK OF CAsuEL

4 mixed committee Of Protestant aud
and Roman Catholic gentlemen has been
formed in Ireland for the purpose Of pur--
chasing from the Commissioners Of the
''Ds established cburch," and securing
from further decay, tie historic II" Rock
Of CasbeI," with . view OF restoring the
now ro2fiess cathedral Of St. Patrick for
public worship, aud preserving King
Co,mac's chapel The Rock was aban-
dongd about a century ago by the then
English Archbishop, who made 81.
Jobn's Church, which stood lower down
the activity, his cathedral. the emf
nerce is rich in old associations. Upon
is summit the ancient Kings of Munster
hsd their palace AMI were solemnly
c7pwncd. There is an old tradition that
The King Of that region was baptized on
the Rock by St. Patrick. Cormac Nc
C4rlhy, King Of Desmond, crowned it
with the beautiful Norman chapel which
still bears his name. Donald O'BrieD,
King Of Limerick, added the fabric Of the
old Cathedral, in which the celebrated
Synod of Cashel was held in 1872, just
seven hundred years ago.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-23
Trp Boston YcaUelIer, a Radical iouI

TIE Boston Traveller, Radical jour
nal. says: ''Tbe New York Tribune is
engaged in the endeayor to counteract the
popularity given Gov. Hoffman, by bis
noble action in regard 10 the New YClk
rio-, by impuiiDg unworthy motives to
him, snd accuses him Of being in town on
Mon5ey and knowing al about Kelso's
oder. Dispatches actuated By Che same
spirit are sent out, claiming that the OF
dr. foTbidding the procession and the pro.
elimination Offering it protection were an
aiToilly put up job to make political CAPT
t1l fer Hoffman at the next Presidential
election. Whatever Gov, Hoffman's mo-
tive, he certainly did his duty, hut the
Tribune never rises above is partisan
hin"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-23
> LAW FOR THE SOUTH AND an
OEFgER FOR tn 4 NORTH.

The Washington Patriot saya: SIT is
semi officially announced 10y the Commits
sloner of Pensions that in administering
the set of Feb. IA, 1871, granting pen
sicns to the survivors of the war of 1912,
whel Witnesses testify to the loyalty of
claimant, their own loyalty must be shown
By tae certificate of an officer of the Uni
ted States Court, United States Com
missioner, or an officer of the In
terna Revenue Bureau. The Iule
applies only to The South, and
no question IS raised at the North. BY
this bigo:ed regulation there is to be one
Iaw for the Northern people and another
for the Southern. According to the usual
form heretofore in similar cases, a claim
ant was required to make oath that he
had at no time rendered ''aid and com
feIt' to the rebellion, and TO prove the
sam, by the affi5syits of two disintcr~
es,-d witnesses, whose Credibility had
90 be certified to by the clerk of
c)ut Of record. But now the
southern soldier is obliged to
prove the loyalty Of ais agitHeSScS / y a
certificate watch it may be impracGcsble
10 obtain. A claimant my be able to
establish his rights by twenty witnesses,
ard if they happn voluntarily or COM
pulsorily 10 have aided the rebellion, then
the veteran who fought for his couptry
is excluded from q pension. Human IN
genuitY could hardly devise more wicked
continuance to deprive old South,
ern soldiers Of their just rights,
J. is not only mean, but
malignant, and draws d discrimi
nation between the veterans OF the North
and South, which every candid mind will
denounCe IS outrageous. These msr
were engaged in war against foreign
f3e nearly half century before the re-
bll,ior commenced, and yet they aTC
pursued Win all the viniictive malice Of
recent enemies. This is . sure way Of
keeping the wounds of strife open, ant
10 could only have been conaived fol
some such unworthy purpose
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-23

A LATE Australian steamer brings iuli
details of the recent scare produced there
by reports of filibustering expedition
fitting out at San francisco, TO make a
descen; on the island. The colonists ex-
pended some millions of dollars, called
out volunteers, erected earthworks, and
improvised feet, to repel the invaders,
before they discovered that the story was
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-23

The commission appointed to ascertain
the damage to Flench railways during
recent war, have caused surprise, by Ie
porting that thcir complete restoration will
not cost over 81, 26O, 900 "a mere iriiie
compared with other items of loss by the
war. And the repair of docks and canals
is included in this estimate. The East
ern railway by which the PrIssian
advance moFel on Paris, naturally suf-
ferred mos. severely, the damage being
placed st $1,000, OOO The PfuSsians
hold two hundred engines and three thou
sand cars belonging TO this company.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-23

THOUSANDS OF well-dressed, intelligent
yau0g emigrants continue to flock from
the interior TO Dublin, Derry, Cork and
Waterford. Last month the Inman Line
had 10 charter two extra steamers to
meet the increasing demand for transpor-
ta,ion 10 'fhe States" anu the fine feet
of Cunslders are frequently obliged to
leave passengers behind for want OF
room. In the country districts of Ireland
farm laborers are becoming 50 very
scarce that, in the language of cores
pondent, "money cannot get them" but
Irelaud's loss is Americas gain.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-23

WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE, in Vir-
gjuia, has just elected Hugh Blsir Grigs-
by the third chancellor of that irstitu-
ton since its foundation long before the
declaration Of independence. Gen. Wash>
inetsn was the first chancellor. He had
60 successor until 1860, when ex-Presi-
d nj Tyler was chosen, and on his death
the place remained untitled until the pres
ent time.
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WARM SPRINGS HOTEL,
kEadiS0n CNuntY. y. c.


TINHIS DELIGHTFUL PLACE IS NOW OPEN
4 for the reception of guests. The location
is all that the seekers for health and pleasure
can desire.
Situated Immediately on the French Broad
River, and surrounded by extensive mountain
ranges, it affords a climate and scenery unsur-
passed in any country.
The Springs are q most curious and remark
able phenomenon OF nature inot more than ten
stems from the pure, CeOl, frcesione water OF
the French Broad River, yct the waters OF
these Strings range in temperature from $50. 70
], q, fghr., and their use has proved InvaluaD'e
in cases OF RhCUm atism, DrOpsy, Paralysis,
CutsneOUs Affections, and v4rious other dis
cases.
Rare opportunities are Afforded for hunting,
fishing, driving and IN "untain excursions. A
daily line Of four horse Mail Coaches ruu between
Wolf Greek, Z Tenn and Ashvius, N. o., pass
ing Immediately by tle Springs, snd accommOda-
tioD convey arc always in readiness to carry
passengers to and from either place.
Distance from Wolf Greek to Warm Springs
miles: from GTeeneTille, Tenn, IS miles, and
from AshTiu9 81
The roads are good, and the secenery along the
French Broad beautiful and picturesque. The
buildings are large, handsome and commocious
The Table supplied with every delicscy If the
season Charges moderate: $3.50 pr day. 81
per week $50 per month.
An experienced physician is resident at the
Springs. Bend of Music In attendance. For
further particulars address
FRED ITTNER,
Warm Springs Hotel, Madison co n. O.
iy2} got
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SUNDAY, july %, 1871.

john QU1SoY ADAMS, of Msssachu>
sets, thinks the ''tug of war" in the
Presidential canvass of 1872 will be in
Ohio, Pennsylvania and Virginia, and de-
clares thst the Democratic candidate
ought TO be taken from one of these
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What We are Surprised 1t.

WYE ARE SURPRISED THAT MEN IN THE
w Citv Of Nashville saould rent houses from
wear to year, ana pay out enough money to pur-
chase home, when We have for sale on 30 long
time, and at iow prices. SO many snug cottages IN
hans never be lower in this country than it is
now. We invite all to read our Bulletins and
examine our lists.
ARRINGTCN, FARRAR WEAKLEY,
Agents, no. 50 North College street.
yaD1 AN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-23

4 PARIS correspondent of the London
Times writes that the International So
ciety, from which sprang the Paris
Commune, numbers 2,500,0 900 members
in EuIOpe. 80
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10 Whom il May Concern.

A ND2EW STEWART AND GEORGE W.
n Slaughter have been discharged from our
employ since July !, 1871. All persons are here
by notinedt pay them no money on our account,
as we shall not be responsible for any debts they
may contract. Il. & S. HODKlNSON,
ivIg 1W Louisville.
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Real Estate and Collection Ofice o

Joseph WIRELESS, &c NORTH CHERRY
81 Street; special attention giyen to the col
lection of rents and every escription OF paper.
Claims prosecuted through all the courts.
References: McAlister & Wheless, Nashville;
n. Hobson, Nashville; J. O. Griffith, Nashville.
spr23- dom
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-23

Thc season of pilgrimage to Mecca is
now over, and has been marked by no
epidemic. As many as 100, 600 pilgrims
were assembled al Mont Ararat.
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NOTICE NOTICE !!

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE MCGAV-
i ock and Mt Vernon Street Railroad Com
pany are hereby notified that there viii be an
Annual Election of Directors for the ensuing
year, on the 25th OF July, at O'Clock P. NJ,
at their office, corner Summer and Monroe
Streets, w. l.. MCFARLAND,
iyiQtd. President.
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MEDICAL.
Tho BRIDAL Chamber.

ESSAYS FOR Young MEN, ON GREAT
II social Evils and Abuses, which interfere with
nsrrtage-with sure means OF relief for the err
ring and unfortunsts, diseased and debilitsted.
Sent free, ia sealed envelopes. Address Howard
Association. No. 8 Ninth st., Philadelphia, Pa
mvl4d&W3m
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NEW, ADVERTISEMENTS.
Large. Important lsale.

XyEATMAN. SHIELDS & 90. WILL SELL
L tuesday morning, july Is, commencing at
% O'Clock, very large snd e1tenSivs stock of
fresh seasonable Dry Goods, IN unusual variety.
MANY of them are lust received, and wi be
closed out at this sale without reserve 10 render
sales and proceeds. Jy25 u
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jackson Mills.

UdCksUII HIIIS'
DOWN SHE GOss.-IE VIEW OF THE DE-
~ cline in wheat, we have reduced our prices
one dollar per barrel on sll grades OF our flour,
and now offer to the merchants: Hob3on's choice
$3.50: Regulator So 80: Aliens Best S. 60; Littis
Beauty, SIS, sc; and for Gem Of the Burg, which is
the pride Of Nashville, ST.C0 These are whole
ssIe prices and lover than in any Western or
Southern city for ike quality.
NOEL {; platter,
iv03 d2thvN1 % south Market st.
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Greenwood Seminary

DEdIN5 Us NEXT SESSION FIRST MOI
ID day in September. TesChers u1eq JAILED for
expert nee End ability. Pupils admitted st sny
age Parents aud guardians, having young child
ron to educate, will find at Greenwood all the
comforts tho Kindness, the wa'Chful and judi
c.ous attention Of we'll regulated hone. The
Seminary PHYSICIANS, DIS Norman and Fife,
amorg the shest in the state. Free access TO the
finest library in the South. Pupils attend church
regularly at Lebanon. Within sound OF the rail-
way whistle, Greenwood has all the comforts Of
the city, without its distractions and Interrupt
tio1s, combined with the pure sir and q1iet OF
the country.
For circular, with terms, etc, apply to the
Principal, -
MRS. n. LAWRENCE LINDSEY,
Z, o. Box As, Lebanon, Tenn.
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In Chnnccrr rat NashviIIe.-No. 6.8gl.

I'm S;hRucerY at NRshViIIc.-No. 6,S9l.
< TATE OF TENNESSEE, Office Clerk and Mas
> ter, Chancery Court at Nashville, July the
22d, ri. Henry Besels. d Dryer, u u Mtreys
A q Haynes and Jas Mercy, Complsinants, VS..
Ernst Jsdonick and Renry Lerdewig and anoth'rr
Defendants. a. 800
that the defendant, Julius Jadoniok, IS q non
resident OF the State OF Tennessee: and II lur-
ther appearing that an attachment mas issued III
this case, and has been returned !eleI uPoh,
the following property, viz: The entire SOCK OF
goods OF Ernst Jadonick and Henry Lerde GIG IN
the "ff,y cant or half dollar store, az no
Union street, Nashville, Tennessee, TO tatiliy the
claim OF the compliments OF about S0350l, NeAclu-
awe of interest and oostS) against the said de-
fendsuts, and Justly due the complsinaots by said
defendants, upon account, for goods sold ana de-
Evered, etc. .,.
enter his appearance herein before or within the
first three days of the next term OF SAID co1Et 10
be held on the first Monday IN October next llsM)
and plead answer or demur to complalnants blu,
or the same will be taken for confessed as to him,
and set for hearing ex parte, and that a copy OF
this order be published for four consecutive weeks
in the Nashville Union and American.
Il 'Op' NATHANIEL BANTER. JR,
Clerk and Master.
John Buhm, Solicitor for Complainsnts.
1y25-1sw4t
OFFICE OF CLERK AND MASTER OF CHAT
~ Gerry Court, Davidson County, Nashville
Tenn, JulS 2, 1871,
II nj. MnnIovc, Admir-. vs.. w. q.
hyde and others
Ii, PERSONS HOLDING CLAIMS Against
a the estate of " Hyde, deceased, are here
Inv notified to file the same IN tbs ohce, proper
" Authenticated, in this time prescribed by law,
OF 'neS WILL " NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR..
1au4v Clerk and Master.
0FFIoE OF CLERK AND MASTER OF CHAN
cery Court, Davidson County, Nashville
Tenn, July 21st, 1871.
Euoch Cunningham and others vs.
G. =. OFT symnles and Others'
KogCIUsKo BRANCH, Deoessed
The creditors, and all persons ha7tng claims or
demands against the estate OF kOsClUshO
BRANCH, deceased, and who have not hereto
fore nlod and proved the same, are hereby nOtl-
fed to ne and prove such debts or Claims &C ord
ing to law in my office, on or before the 4.h day
of September next, and in default thereof they
will be p-ecluded from any participation In the
estate OF said deceased.
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR.,
iv23 1aw4v Geek and Master.
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U. s. Marshal's Sale.

In ChanCery at NashvIlle.-No. 500
9 TATE OF TENNESSEE, ONCE Clerk and Mas
- ter Chancery Court, SaShville, July 2lst,
ls7l Fred Terrsss Adsl'r, etc, aud others,
Complainant, Russell Houston, Admir-, ETC.
and others, Defendants,
II appearing from affidavit in the amended orcss
bill OF Rursell Houston. Admir-, etc, and George
T Lewis, EI'r etc, and others, nled IN the above
cause, that the defendants, John K Branch aud
Robert W Branch, are non-residen's OF the State
OF Tennessee:
It Is therefore ordered that said defendants en-
ter their appearance herein before or within the
rst three days Of the next term of said court TO be
held on the first Monday in October next (lSIl0
and plead answer or demur tosaid amended cross
bill or the same will be taken for confessed as TO
them aDd set for hearing ex psrte, and that
COPY OF this order be published for four consecu-
tive weeks In the Nashville Union and American.
A oopy-Attest:
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR.,
Clerk and Master.
Shsckelford & Helm, Solicitors. Jy75 laW4t
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OFFICE OF TIE TENNESSEE MANUFAO- !
TURING co,

OTFIUE OF TIE IENNES5bE MANUFAU-T
TURING CO.,
NASHVILLE, July 21, 1871.
4 MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
N the Tennessee Manufacturing Co. is called,
ct tie office OF the Commercial Insurance Co,
on Thursday, August Sd, next, for the purpose OF
holding an election for Directors of sad Com
pany. and for T. ansacting other business apper
tanning 10 the affairs of the same.
s. D. MORGAN, President.
J. PLUNKET, Sec'y and Treas. jy22 I'd
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Executors Notice,

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 CT
said estate, and such persons ave further notified
to file said claims within the tine prescribed by
law or they viii 6e forever barred.
PETER PHILLIPS,
MARY z. MOOSE,
jy2 Iaw4w Executors.
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In Chancory at Noshvilie.-No. 6,889.

in Chancery at Nashville .-No. $3.50.
C,TATE OF TENNESSEE, Office Clerk and Mas
= ter Chaucery Court, Nashville, July the 2lst,
lS71, Morgan and W Morgan, Complain
ants vs. holmes Sells and VIM. AmeasoD, De-
PENDANTS.
1t appearing from affidavit filed IN this cause,
that the defendant, Holmes Sells, is non-resl-
dent of the Stste Of Tennessee;
It's therefore ordered that said defendant enter
his appearance herein before or within the first
three days Of the next term OF said court 70 DC he
on The frat Monday in October next, CS71,) and
plead, answer or dslnur to complSinants' bill, or
the Ia1e will be taken for confessed as to 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.
copy-Attest: ~
NATHANIEL BAXTER, ia,
Clerk and Master,
rarnhsrI r Broaddus. Solicitors for Complain
ants jy23 1aw4t
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SEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
aaeilfr.

A TzkOHER FOR TIE COLORED SCHOOL
y IN The lO.h District will be elected by the
Con missioner on Saturday, 18th July, 1871
Candidates will apply 10
+ j. EEETOE,
u. A. MOiRADT,
W. H GORDOS,
"a Commissioners.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-23
WAREHOUSE PROPERTY

on which there is a Cotton Warehouse 6OXi50, anG
. Grain Warehouse 24x70, with good stables, nj
we'll enclosed, and ali convenient to or businssf.
TO any one Thing to engage In General
Grocery, Commission and Produce Bustn ess
rare opportunity is offered.