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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-16
Good Notes for Sale.

JLTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO SELL SEVERAL
w good notes, secured BY lien upon real estate,
and executed BE- gentlemen Of undisputed panel
uslity, at 4 very libeJ al Discount
AhRlE ZION, FAERAR 4 WEAKLEY,
spl5 till oct3. Agents.
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On Monday, May s, 1871,

about the hour Of IL o'clock, A. NJ, sell al public
cutlery to the highest bidder, at the Courthouse
door, in the city of Nashville, the following de-
soribed property, as act forth 10 the decree in
this cause:
A lot "l59 feet fronting on Water street, adjoiD-
ing lot of To- feet, beginning 100 feet from
the southern corner of said lot, running down
Water street 1853 feet, thence at right angles to
Cumberland river to low water mark, thence up
the river with the margin OF the water at low wa
ter mark. where the same run from the begin.
ming at right angles with the Water street, would
strike the river at low water-mark, frJm thst
point to the beginning, being part of the lot
purchased by Leroy Coleman OF the estate Of
Thomas d. Coleman, under a decree of the
Chsncery Court at Nashville, in ths case of John
Reed VS.. David McdavocF, eli as, November
term, 1919"
TERMS: The lot Will be sold free from the
equity of redemption. Six months credit will be
given on IS, 7lAg3 OF the purchase money. The
balance will be pay able in two equal lnstaLmeutE,
and due respectively, November 4, 1871, and 20
Vember 4, 1872 FOR which notes With approved Sc
curity will be taken, bearing interest from dssr,
and lien retained Tor the payment of the same.
T. G. HUNTINGTON,
eek of the supreme Count at Nashville.
apIG, 1eTI, st
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-16

CTOOKHOLDERS' MEgTING-A CALLED
- meeting CT the Stockholders Of the Nashville
and Decatur Railroad Company Will be
held at Pulaski, on Thursday, the 4th
day of May next, on business CT special
importance. fCil attendance in person and by
proxy Is earnestly desired. Stockholders WI be
passed free to and from the meeting by exhibit
ing their certificates OF stOck TO tire Conductor.
By order Of the Board. G. ". SEAY,
apr6 I'd Secretary.
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Medical Society.

I'VE MEETINGS OF The CITY MEDICAL
i Society will hereafter be held on the first and
third Mondays in every month, at O'Clock, P. n.
Prompt and full attendance is earnestly requested
ct the meeting on tomorrow nigh.
7. o. SUMMERS, NJ. D.
sD16 II Secretary
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Temple Of Music,
So UNION STREET.

lust RECEIVED. ANOTHER
ElEsss 81 assortme t of Pianos from
the renowned makers. stein
way 81 SONS, Durham n
Sons and EYaines Bros which are Oh
tercd at prices to sui; the times. Also, new
stock of small Musical Goods, together with
Sheet Music for the million. Orders solicited
and Satisfaction Guaranteed
marIg deodSWIm JAS. y. MCCLURE.
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Postofice Building, Cedar street. Prescriptions
put up at all hours; analyses properly made.
Rare foliage and towering plants, naive and for
eign, sdoTn his shoT-Windows, and sre sold
cAesu aDl6 1t
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SUPREME COURT SALE.
Valuable Lot in Nashville
Baiiy johnson and Wife VS.. Henry
G. jenkins.

DY VIRTUE OF DECREE RENDERED IN
ID this cause at the recent term of our Homer
able Supreme Court, sitting in Nashville, viii, in
person, or by deputy,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-16
"DINNA FORGET
HILLS ORIG STORE.

THAT PURE LRUSS AND MEDICINES
i choice perfumes, fnest soaps ard druggists
vsrietiea, a-e to be had al
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edoubt upon the reported basis of settle
ment. 1t is none the less apparent thai
England would gain immensely by
Esstooning to conquer"
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VANDAL AND JACK MALGNE
TO s a L Il,

Four year old Blood Stallion "BIJOU," blsoE
highly formed ard fashionsbly bred,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-11
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY JUNE H. ls7l-Q

the Kaiser and will be rugged anew. she is
The schooner yacht Agnes Mr.. Edward Harvey,
viii go on the ways at Red Hook, tomorrow, with
The slcop yacht Orion, Mr.. George A. rnsver,
went on the ways at Port Richmond Friday last, 10
be cleaned and painted. She Is stll up. = -.
win 60 on the ways Nyack to morrow in order to
prepare for the Atlantic Yacht Club regatta.
IN Inc npoP yacht Peerless VICE Commodore NAY,
Richmond, s. l., for the same purpose.
TINE ALLOWANCES.
rule OF measurement for time allowances, the basis
OF which Is the disbursements OF yacht rather than
the so-calied 'area," as formerly adopted and ad-
hered 10. This Is determined by the following
method-
The sections. from the water line to the
Of each yacht, taken amdships, another
feet. The cusica the Immersion then
A. BY %np the sum OF the % Of the three
Sscmas which shall for the purposes Of this
h 6s deemed he Ds.. Of the iVS
apply the bases of measurement as above 10
the sliding scale Of allowances according tme
purpo,e t6e cubs roots Of the disbursements shall in all
ments given in full In the Yacht Club books.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The schooner yacht Phantom was Launched at
Nyack early IN the week, her alterations and repairs
being nearly completed. Her intimate friends and
owners VIII hardly recognize this elegant vessel
readiness Tor the very earnest aquatic work Of the
season.
Mr. Rutherford stuyvesant's schooner yacht
Palmer Is in the water again. She Will 60 on TRIAL
| trip soon.
Mr. James II. Bankers new schooner yacht
| Rambler Will soon so upon the screw dock to be
| painted. New masts are being prepared for her
| which will be fitted SO soon as practicable.
The schooner yacht Tidal Wave, Mr.. William Voor
HES, Is developing considerable speed Ii is attrtb
utabe to the alterations her ballast ana the I'M
bedding OF i've tors OF lead III her keel This work
was done at Nyack, and the success achieved Is o
matter OF much satisfaction TO her owner and his
| friends.
the soop yacht Qul vive Mr.. Thomas Chaplain,
holding the champion pennant OF the Atlantic
Yacht Club, won last autumn, has been challenged
by the sloOp Vixen and the for this trophy Ill
| take place same time as the regatta.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-11
A CASE OF KIDNAPPING.
a Child stolen from His Father in Savannah
aud Brought to New York.

Child stolen from His Father i'm Savannah
mud Brought to New York.
On Saturday, May 81 while James Murphy, q little
boy OF five years. was playing in the streets OF
Savannah, near his fathers home, he was accosted
10y woman a former acquaintance OF the child's
deceased mother. The woman took the child to a
store aud bought him new hat, jacket and some
candy, enticng him in this manner to accompany
her on board the steamer Magnolia, bound for New
York.
The father OF the child "a longshoreman) on re.
turning from has work, not finding hts boy at his
boarding place, and being unable TO obtain any
ndlngs concerning hun since early In the day, went
in search OF him. He searched all through the city,
including the police stations, without avail On
Sunday the search was renewed with the assistance
of some friends, with more success. An old negro
carman who knew the enid SAID he carried the Roy
and woman down to the dock and saw them EN-
bark on board the Magnolia, for New YORK. .,.
The woman told the Old darky that sic was tne
only living friend tho chlld had, that ne nah no
father mother and that she dlu not ucnu ieaVlnR
him In Savannah any longer. Inc ialnct, On icarn-
Ing that the child on MS way 90 New ioTk, I'M
mediately telegraphed mere 10 friend "a MIR.
Downey, VINO knew the boy, requesting MN 10 be
at the dock wnen the steamer arrived ana take
the child away from The woman, adding thar he
would come on the next steamer himself
and claim the child. Through some mistake Mr.
passengers hence the child s,ealer escaped. Mr.
Murphy arrived In tins city on Thursday only to
learn That ne had lost all trace OF the boy. The
CHRISTIAN name only OF the kiinapper is known TO
the father OF the child, aud he Is able to give hut
very slight description or her having seen her Int
two or three times. far AZ he remembers She is
about forty five years OF age, hair turning gray low
sled ana thin ana Of irish nationality. The boy IL
aged Ave years large Tor MS age light hair has scar
on his forehead, shaped somewhat like capital N
superintendent kclso has promised the poor man
declaring that lie will find him II he Is anywhere
within The limits of the city or State.
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race that the world ever witnessed. II IS supposed
there Will be two crews from England, at least three
from the United States one from Canada, TWO from
New Brunswick one from newfoundland, and either
three four belonging TO Nova Scotia-in all about
a dozen boats-rowed by the picked crews OF Europe
and America. The race Will be worth seeing, ana
thousands OF strangers will come here to witness H.
Our Halifax crew Is composed OF powerful and ski,
fu oarsmen, In training, and they already pun
well together. We nave seen them on the harbor
several times and from their style OF rowing and
the apparent ease with which they do Their work
we nudge they VIII be hard TO beat. Their practice
boat Is handsome gig, OF handsome model, and,
although fly per cent heavier than the boat wlll be
IN which they will contend for the prize, Is very
fast and In rough weather would PROBABLY be the
best boat for race.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-11
SskllpOE IN NsW RK.

The people Of Newark are stlI agltaied over the
demon smallpox ana justly TOO. II Il reliably
stated that hundreds Of cases exist OF which the
hcalth authorities are entirely ignorant. The action
OF the latter l. openly declared 10 he lax and
rcprchcnsible IN the extreme. Incompetent officials
are Tolerated and ~ IS notorious TACT that the man
M cnarge OF the Amsh0use Hospital Is negro,
VINO is drunK two.thirds Of his tune. Convdescent
patients are freely allowed TO leave the pace, al
inle TOO when they are most likely 70 transmit inc
disease 10 others, Hat dozen new cases were re-
ported yesterday More man double a. many more,
koNey are reported c0DyaesceDt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-11
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.

DR.. Deems. in the name OF a number OF friends
and admirers OF Mr.. Jerome Hopkins, lately pre-
sented that gentleman with a gold headed cane,
slight tribute to the earnest and untlring labors OF
MI. Hopkins In behalf of the Orpheon schools.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-11

The Grand Rowing Regatta mt Halifax, N. =.
IRON the Halifax Recorder June 81
The great worlds race, 10 take place In harbOr
his veal. WIZ probably be the most exciting boat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-11
TIE ENGLISH STAGE.
Is it Lawful for an Audience to
Hiss a Bad Play!
GOSSIP Oh THE ENGLISH THEATRES.

Mr.. sothern's Temperance on the Stage" The
English Gentleman; or, The squire's Last
Shilling Reasons for the Present De-
generacy Of Dramatic Litera-
ture-Successful Debut of q
Sister Of Miss Bateman
in Edinburg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-11
YACHTING NOTES.


Regattas.
The Regatta Committee of the Brooklyn Yacht Club
has issued the following
THE FouRrEENru ANNUAL AND FOURTH UNION RE-
eATrA OF THE DRooKLfs YACHT CLUB TUESDAY,
The eap, as usual invites free entry NIL yachts belong
Ing duly oeani1ed Yacht club N the uned ana
'o"o"@ soHooSrRs
Firt caone prize called the Union Prize to be sailed
for on time m Sse Prize & by the a1s
for time allowance one prize donated by the tag once
to be awarded to the hrs yacht home without regard 10 time
allowance.
Srtaone prize, called the Union Prize to be sailed
for tire allowance price, donated by the officers
70 be awarded the first yacht home, without. regard TO
prize, called the Union Prize sailed
10 70 Io@s Without regard
allowance.
One prize called the Union prize to be sailed for on time
. the nrs yacht home. without regard 10 time
In addition to the above the club for yachts
rolled its books and carrying its own signal series OF
making, all. iteen prizes to be offered for competition at
Co~The course for schooners class sloops to
be the usual club course the Sou'hwe, sPi passns
the northward and eastward and return over the same
secondclass soops open boats tina Southwest Spit,
rounding the same TO the solhward and westward ana
be in I The neishoorhoOd Of Bay Ridge. ,'
All yachts return to pass the sakeooat TO the west
All yachts to pass the eastward of West Bank buoys Q,
| IL aud Is, both going and returning.
q the above classes of yachts can carry any
| fore and aft salts.
/ Tm-ihe allowance Of time for schooners and soops
will be the basis agreed by the joint
committees OF the New York Yacht Club and the Brooky
Yacht Club may be consulted the ONCE of the
of the club John NJ Sawyer ia Wall street, New York
| city.
ALLOWANCE. of time for open yachts will be based upon
| length only.
All members Of yacht clubs who desire TO their yachts
for this regatta requested to the OF vessel and
club which may be attached to the secretary
Brooklyn Yacht Club early day as possible d.
William T. Lee, Secretary, box 492 New York Posi-
| Office.
anchor Of each other 200 feet apart
on Owls Head, New York Bay, to be in line before ten A. H.
| on the morn ny OF the race.
Sioops yards the norhward OF schooners in like
| der.
| Open boats 100 Yards to the northward Of sloops
1 q. l.. HAIGHr,
/ N. +. WARISG,
/ HENRY IL. MOTT,
/ BENZ. e. MALLORY,
/ JOHN NJ SAWYER, pora,t, ro,,m,,,sa
| III. $. WOOD, Ases"'s' ss'
| W. X. BACKUS,
/ u. s. HINES,
i II
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Provincial Chit-Chnt.

Little Nell opens at the Lyeeum theatre, st. John,
under Lanergan's management, on July 81.
Robert New ade plays q weeks engagement Mt the
Lyceum theatre ST. John, commencing July "A.
The Little Nell dramatic company that was to have
started on the 9Th inst. has gone on balloon ex-
curslon.
Harry Clifford plays Knuckle Bone Johnny at the
Globe theatre, Boston, in July, during 0. d. Byron's
engagement.
Lille Eldridge opens at the Lyceum theatre, st.
Jonn n b., on the 26th inst, In her new and emo
tional play Of "Alma.n
sue Robinson, of the California theatres, has been
engaged by Mcvicker Myers for Chicago Tor next
season. Mrs. Stoneal, Mrs. Jamalson and Adele
Palmer have also been secured for Tie same theatre.
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Valuable County Map.

Mi. WILDER F. Foster has favored Us
with one of his excellent and admirable
msps Of Davidson county. We unhesita-
tingly pronounce it the completest county
map We have ever seen, and Mr.. Foster
has done the county great service, and
scheved decided success in its prepare
ton. The course OF the river, the civil
districts, and all the points of interest are
given, and even the residences Of citizens
are accurately marked and indicated. The
railroads, turnpikss and other roads are
clearly marked, and by curves the exact
distance 70 any mans house in the county
is shown almost at glance. The view Of
Nashville and Edgefeld from the west is
the best we have seen. The map is Of the
largest Sis State maps, and is beautifully
engraved ard colored. 1t is invaluable in
every public and private office, and we pre-
sumo that they will not be slow in supply
ing themselves. We congratulate Mr..
Foster on the SUCCESS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-20

The Trienuial Convention of the Grand
Escampment ofthe United States convenss
AZ Baltimore on the 10 h september next,
and a grand excursion is proposed, with
beaIo GaIters a: Louisville. A train OF
splendid day, smoking, Pclman pala 3, and
drawing room cars will leave Louisville %
Saturday. IS Il. IS, at 40 p. m, aud
will 60 wa the Louisville ard Indianapolis
through line, via Indianapolis, Columbus,
Eittsburg and Harrisburg, arriving at Bal
tImore on Monday, the 18th, at Z a. M,
without charge of cars. The fare for the
roDLd trip will be SIS for each person
ladies' st the same rate The Louisville
and Nashville and Memphis end L ouisville
Railroad lines sill furnish tickets from
Nashville and Memphis 10 Louisville and
return at greatly reduced rates We IN
derstaad that there will be large dele2a-
ton of the Sir Knights Of this city, and
the adjoining towns, who will take the
trip most Of whom will be accompanied
by lsdies. Il will be very enjoyable
excursion, and Just the right season Of the
wear for comfortable travel.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-20
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
W.uuTunTny u q Aug 10 1871

WASHINGTON, ID. O., Aug. ~, 1871.
Synopsis for the past tl0e11tg- four hours
The temperature has fallen decidedly at
the Pacifc and Rocky Mountain stations,
and has risen somewhat from Kentucky TO
Michigan and Missouri. The low baro-
meter Friday night approaching Minnesota
has extended to Michigan, and slight rains
are reported from Minnesota. High
barometer has extended from Indiana east
ward to the Atlantic coast, and the pres
sure is now rising in the Eastern and
Middle States, with dry, smoky and lazy
weather. The local areas low pressure
with incipient storms 10 Northern New
England mas been dissipated by the
prevailing dry weather. Cloudy and rainy
weather with northwestelly winds have
prevailed on the South Atlantic coast, and
the Cyclone sf,eE advancing northwest
ward over Florida, passsd northeastward
near Savannah and east of Charleston and
now central about one hundred miles
southeast of Wilmington.
Probabilities The cyclone will probably
keep at some distance off the North Caro-
lima coast, but easterly winds are probable
from North Carolina to Massachusetts, with
rain on the immediate coast south of Della
ware Smoky and fair weather will prob
ably continue in the Middle and Eastern
States and on the lower lakes; partially
cloudy and clear weather On the gulf coast.
4 low barometer IN the Northwest will
probably give rise to a few light local
storms on the upper lakes tonight.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-20
New Advertisements.

Jos. E Loiseau i Co. have determined
70 close out their present stock OF halr
work at low figures.
The fall session of Montclare Home
School. five miles from city on Charlotte
pike, opens Sept. 4.
We rsfer TO the advertisement In our
CITY uoti,e column of the Columbia A-he-
pseum- II is one of the best schools IN
the country.
Prof Geo. Dury will superintend the
drawing and painting 10 the Edge
feld Female Seminary. A valuable ao-
ouisjtion to this excellent school.
The Dollar Reward Soap-For sale by
Junee1man i Co., 81 Public Square.
This ia the last week of the closing cut
sale Al the store of G. Rice & Co. 60 and
get cheap goods when the opportunity Is
afforded.
FIocution and Natural Sciences at W. L.
Wards Seminary. See city nohces-
Morgsn's Century Soap Is to be bad OF
S.ine h birmingham. The same firm have
an immense stock of fine wines and
liquors. c
See chanoery notices Of G. b. Greer,
Clerk and Master, Benton county.
We refer to the notice Of 5. Y. CGldTeil,
SupeHntendent pnblic schools.
See proclsmations of the Governor.
Mrs. NJ. V. Browns very excellent Sc
lee. school for boys and girls opens on the
first Monday in September.
A grand day and night picnic taEes
Mace et Weatnlillers Garden, on the 2oih
inst for the benefit Of the Church OF the
Assumption.
Old JOHN Robinson is coming. de Is
the oldest Snowman in the country, and
Knows what a good entertainment Is. lie
exhibits here on the 30th and 3lss. Big
crowds await him.
A your lady teacher is waited.
A twC-story brick dwelling on High
street for rent.
Life interest in a valuable business lot
for sale.
Meeting of the stockholders Of the South
Nashville Street Railroad on Thursday.
A large closing out sale OF elegant goods
at auction, by Yestman i Shields, Tuesday
morning.
NJ S. Boycs's Select School for Boys
will commence August %.
Hall 4 Laurent, Pos!ofhce building,
have splendid assortment of medicines,
perfumes, toilet articles, etc. See adver-
tisement,
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McKendree Church-Quarterly meeting,
sermon at 1870 by Rev. J. W. Hammer,
D. D., succeeded by the Lords Prayer.
At 6 p. m. sermon by Rev. D. @. Kelley,
D. d.
First Presbyterian Church-Services at
the usual hours, morning and evening, by
Rev. Mr. Anderson.
Second Presbyterian Chrrch-Pr Preaching
at 1890 o'clock by the pastor, Rev. Mr..
Gibson
Church Of the Advent-Seats free. Holy
communion, $50 q. M; morning service,
1890; evening service, Sp. m.
First Baptist Church-The Rev. DR..
Shelton will preach il DR.. Jones pulpit
this morning and tonight at the usual
hours.
FIRST Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Ssrvicss at the usual hour in the morning
by the pastor, Rsy. DR.. A J. Baird.
Elm street Church-Services morning
and night by the pastor, Rev. DR.. A.
Young. Sunday school $50 a. m. Sun
day schoo! singing exercises at 4:30 p. NJ.
Central Baptist Ohurch-Services to-day
at 1O8 a. N and s p. m. Preaching by
Rev. j. 4 Graves, d D. Sabbath school
at 81 q. m and singing exelcises by the
children at 3 p. m.
St ABRes Church, Edgefeld-Services
at half past 10 a. IL. by the Rev. W. j.
Ellis No evening service.
Edge6eld Baptist Church-Presching at
the usual hours in the Masonic Library
room by the Rev. W. A Nelson.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-08-20
GENERAL MARKETS.

SATURDAY, Aug. 10, 1871.
Nashville Cotton Market
TIE market continues dali and IN
L I'll
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CINCINNATI EXPOSITION.
One snre on the Railroads.

The great Industrial Exposition which
opens at Cincinnati next month, is begin
ing TO attract considerable attention, and
during lis progress will be visited by peo-
pie from all parts of the country. From
all indications Nashville will be largely
represented, as we already hear of parties
being made up for a grand excursion dur
ing the second week Of the Exposition.
For the information of those who have ar
ticles to exhibit, and also for the benefit of
visitors. we append the following letter re-
ceived yesterday from the Secretary:
CINCINNATI, Aug. lG, 187l.-Messrs.
John P. Dale & Co, Nashville, Tenn
Cent?: Arrangements have been made
with ali the rsilro Ids for transportation of
goods to the Exposition at one fare, and
returned free Of charge Also satisfactory
arrangements have been made for trans
portation of passengers at reduced rates.
Youls, respectfully, q
Il. NCCALLUM, Sec.
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Cincinnati southern RaiIroad.

Mr. h V. Redfeld, Southern cores
pendent of the Cincinnati COmB1erctdL was
il Jasper a few days sgo from trip by
horse over one of the surveyed lines of the
Cincinnati and Chattanooga Railroad. The
route followed by Mr.. Il was from Cinoin-
nati TO Lexington; thence to Nicholasville,
Lancaster, Somerset, Monticello, KY, into
Tennessee by way Ct jamestown, Gross
vile, Pikeville, and Danisp
In Fentress county he found pine tirlbsT
enough to pay for tie bGiIding of the entire
road from Cincinnati TO Chat anooga. He
estimates the lumber producing capacity
cf that county to BE- a million of dollars
annually for twenty-five years. All the
Tennessee counties abound il coal and
other mineral wealth. Mr.. +. will return
horseback to Cincinnati by way CT Chatta-
nocgt and the Chitwood or Tennessee
valley route.