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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-20
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Attachment before 7. II Keele, Jus
tice of the Peace for Cam n oun-
ty, Tennessee.

JyJ 4eHhOssO0'
Fife, Anderson & Green vs.. u. Il. Cantrell
TINE PLAINTIFFS. ON AFFIDAVIT THAT
l thedefendant is justly indebted to them by
an account which is due, in the sum of one
hundred and twenty dollars and seventy eight
cents, and has abSconded and left the State
and removed his property from the State, and
having obtained from me an original attach
ment against the estate of the defendant, re-
turnable before me on the 18th day of July,
1871, and the same having been levied and re
turned byJosePh DilloD,e ConstableIof Cannon
county, Tennessee; which levy was made on
the sth day of July, 1871, upon the defendants
property.
1t is therefore ordered by me that the de-
PENDANT o. 3. Cautrell,) appear before me at
my Office 10 the town of Woodbury., Cannon
county, Tennessee, on the 4th day OF Septcm-
ber 1871, to defend said attachment suit or it
wild proceeded with eX parte. 1t is further or
dered by me that this notice be published for
four con ecutiv3 weeks in the Nashville Union
and American, newspaper published in
Nashville, Tennessee.
T. NJ. KEELE.
J. 7. for Cannon county, Tenn.
July 18th, 1871. jy21dIt&wSt
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Edgefsld Property.

IN OUR BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN TOW
< across the river, we hsvs for sale some cbol
residences, both large and small A street n
road viii soon run through the heart Of the toV
and make Il as agreeable for winter - snmm
residences. We invite AL 70 examine our 6ul
TINS. ARRINGTCN. FARRAR q WEAKLEI
jy4 toes
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To Whom ii May Concern.

A EDREW STEWART AND GEORGE W.
"A slaughter have been discharged from orr
employ, and all persons are hereby notified to
pay them no money on our account, as we shall
not be responsible for any debts they msy con-
tract M. & S. HODktkSOH,
ivIg 1w Louisville.
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NOTICE! NOTICE !!

rV,HE STOCKHOLDERS OF TEE MCGAv-
4 ock and Mt. Vernon Street Railroad Com
pany are hereby notified shat there viii be an
Annual Election Of Directors for the ensuing
year, on the Goth OF July, at O'Clock P. NJ,
at their Office, corner Summer and Monroe
Streets W. II. MCFARLAND,
iyI9td President.
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CHANGE OF FIRM.

The undersigned having disposed Of their il
terest in the firm Of Morgan, O'Brya1 4 Go. to
the remaining partners, take this method Of
commencing them IA the highest terms TO the
confidence of the mercantile public. The hrm
name will heresfter be signed only By the remain
ing partners in liquidation.
IKBY MORGAN,
jy16 On JAME5 W. IHuAAS-
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ID. ". G. Senfcr, Governor Of state OF I'd
nessee, to al VINO shall see these present
Greeting: a.
HTHERBAS, IT has BEEN MADE KNOV
w to me that . certain John w or n ink Wiz
charged with having committed q foul
strociOus murder, Oh TIE = day Of February ID
upon the body Of George W 1houas, late Of
county OF Humphreys, has led from Justice I
Is now running at EArgs.
Now, therefore, ], D. ". Q. Senter. Governed
aforesaid, BY virtue Of the power and s1thor
in me vested, do hereby offer . reward Of I
hundred and fifty (s2s0.00) dollars, 10 any perl
or persons who may apprehend the said John
or Monk Vim, and deliver him 70 the SheI
or J9iler Of our county OF Humphreys, IN ord
that justice In that behalf may be bad and
ecuted.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
hand, and caused the Great seal OF !,
uAS.l State to be affixed, at Nashville, on the
day Of July, ISL.
By the Governor: I. Z. BUTLER,
Secretary Of State
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Thomas Shea VS.. ". NJ, Davis and
others.

i Tract Of Land in Davidson county, Tenn,
formerly owned by G.. II. J. Goodrich, being par
of The estate of Benj Erigg, deceased containing
IA acres, mere or less, adjci6ing t1e lands OF
Robest Powers on the west, Olivia Cox on G
south, Robett Powers the esst, and on the
north by ths MurfTeesboro Turnpike.
TERMS or SALE Credits OF g. -, IS and 81
months, with interest from day Of sale. Notes
required with approved security and hen retain
ed. Gale free from redemption.
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR..
Clerk and Master
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sour Flour.

lnn DBLS, SOUR FLOUR Oh CoNslGN-
HUI meUt. For sale lSw. -
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DEsCRIPTTON.-Ssid Vim Is about n yel
Of sQe. Highs complexion, light nsir, has . VII
spot on the bscz part OF his head lsft eyehrI
psrfecfly white; has several white spots On 4
ieft sids Of his lace; about five feet eight inch
high, AID weighs about 165 lbs- jyS ~
Banner and Huntington Republican pleass col
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"st. Bernard Coal
IN BANKRUPTCY.

TT7HIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON
/ the 18TH day of July, A. D. ISL, war.
rant in Bankruptcy was issued against the estate
of Karsch Brothers of Nashville, in the county Of
Davidson and State Of Tennessee, who have been
sdiudged bankTupts ON creditors petition: That
ths payment of any debts, and delivery Of any
property belonging to such baOkrupts, to them or
for their USE and the transfer Of any property By
them, are forbidden by Law; That meeting Of the
creditors of the said bankrupts, to prove their
debts, and TO choose one or more assignees Of
their estate will be held at Court Of Bankruptcy
to be holden on the Id day Of August A. ID. 1871,
in Bankruptcy, 81 cedar street, Nashville Tenn,
before Alexander g. Bradley, Esq, Register.
7. j. HARRISON,
jy1sSt U 8. Marshal. Messenger.
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Etaa Insurance Company,
Or the lst day OF July, A. D. 1871,
MADE TOTHE STATE OF TENNESSEE
The Capital is THREE MILLION
DOLLARS, aad is paid up.
Total Assets of the Co. Sc, O47, 37S. OF
Total Liabilities, 242,935.S7
DULY SUBSCRIBED AND ATTEsTED)

state Of Tennessee.
CONTROLS ER's OFFICE,
Nashville, Jniy ], l87l.)
Eli r. Penuebsker, Comp roller Of the Urea
sarv, do hereby certify that the Etns Insurance
Co, located at Hartford, 10 the State OF Connect
GU, has produced to ne satsfsc orr evidence that
raid Company has complied with al the require
rnents of the laws of the State of Tennessee i'm
possd on Insurance Companies; and further
certify that Il. O. Rosa, W D. Gale, and Jas. A.
Thomas, Agents o. ssid Company, have also
complied with the requirements of the laws Of
he state, made and provided in ouch cases.
Wherefore, ssid Insufsce COmpeny has author
tv % take risks ana Transact The business If In
sursGce in this State az Nashville, Tenn.
ED. Il. PENSEBAEER,
of Tam
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ThOs Bramlettc, late Governor OF ny.
Henry w aterson, Editor Courier-JournaL
NN Halceman, President Courier-Journai
Company.
BENJAMIN CasSedsY, OF Daily Commercial. 4
Geo Z Doern, Proprietor Anzeiger.
2 II n McCarUy, of ihe Daily Ledger.
7z J 8 cam, Clelk Jefferson Court OF Common
Pleas ~ . 49,
NJ W Clusky, Author Political Text Book.
h z Ditrrett, Of the Louisville Bar.
The Trustees will be assisted by the following
well known and eminent citizens OF kentuoi y,
who have consented 10 be present at the Con
cert and 70 superintend the drawing and dis
LII button Of gifts. 49,
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CHANCERY SALES
FOR
Thursday, August 10th, 1871

IN PUR 5UANCE OF A DECREE RENDERED
l. by the ChsncerY Court st Nashville, in the
respective cssues will sell the following 6eacrib
ed real estat. at Public auction, to the highest
bidder, at the COURTHOUSE IN NASHVILLE,
Thursday, the 10th day of August,
1871 ct II o'clock H.
r,EE aIkIesSfs and cthoFs rs. VI. Ls
nurfree, Trustee, and others,
The following lets part OF the unso ID property OF
the late Judge Thomas he neg, viz:
Lot No. 3, fronting IS feet inches on Nc
Lemore street, snd
Tho EFes. Half OF Lot Nc. :, fronting
So feet inches Oh Broad street.
plan Of tao property will be produced ct The
sale.
TERMS Credits of 6, y, is and "a months,
with interest from day If gale. Notes required
with approved security and lsn retained.
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.S55O.OOO
"a prizes iIa all.

after pa wing the expenses of the enterprise and
making the distribution of the Gifts, the balance
Of the proceeds arising from the sale Of tickets
viii be appropriated to inc establishment Ola
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CHkS. Il. PETERS, Manager,
Louisville, Kentucky.

OFFICE-I2l Main street. JOhnson's Block.
y. B.-Buyers will note that there arc only
One Hundred ThOusand Tickets in
stead OF TWO Flu nd rcd Thousand, as IN
the san Francisco Git Concert, and that there
is $50, 900 more distributed. jy6 eOdlm
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II. ". AIkIeS0n and others rs. VI. As
n7urfree, Trustee, and others,

Michael Vaughn, admir-. va. Cath.
mCDOROugh and others,
Lot No. q Ia @. T. Houser's plan OF lots to the
city of Nashville, beginning ct q stske 10 the
south line of 20 ward street, the northeast corner
Of lot 70; thence east with line OF said street 50
feet to STAKE; thence south at right angles with
said street SO rect 20 10 foot slley thence west
along said alley 50 feet to stSke thence at right
angles north IS feet to the beginning.
TERMS OF SALE -Credits Of 8, II and is
months. Notes required with approved security
ana lien retained. sac free from red=mptioJ.
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FREE LIBRARY IN L0UIsVILLE,
10 BE CALLEO HE
Public Library of kentucky.
TRUSTEEs:

Tho Concert aud Distribution viii take place
under the immediate supervision of the Trustees
named In the act Of incorporation, who are as
fali ?
The union Democrat., 1871-04-22

How SosE CONTRIBUTIONS ARE MADE
The President cannot afford To have MANY of
HIS nominations confirmed in the manner of
his latest New York appointments. Thsv
were carried through On Friday. hut received
less than half the Republican votes, snd the
Democratic Senators we're drummed up hy
Mr.. Conkling in order to get together enough
members to carry them through at all. No
Republican senator's voted against them. it is
true, but eleven were pfominent in speaking.
or protesting against the changes, and when
the vote came to be taken. all these with eley-
on more either ahsented themselves or refasA
ed to vote. and the nominations would have
failed TOR lack at quorum hn' for the kind aid
lent 70 their advocate by the Democrats. So
extensive. though at last silent. profess
against the course Of the President is very
significant. and must be received hv him as q
serious warning. - SpriRG6eld Repphican.
The union Democrat., 1871-04-22

HORACE GREELEY FOR PREsIpEST.-The En-
ansiaer says: Some of the Western Republi-
cans are talking of the propriety of rominat-
ing Horace Greeley for the Presidency in
1872. They could not well get better can
didste. Horace has done more to build Ut
the Republican party than any other man in
the country be is able, honest, and thor.
oush going pTotectionist. He would doubt
less run much stronger than Grant, but,
nevertheless, we should like to see the Repuh-
licans nominate Grant. The fight would then
be on the clear issue of principle.
The union Democrat., 1871-04-22

curious question has arisen in the Courts
at San Francisco. A man named Linuehan
was convicted a year since of robhing Chi
naman, and sentenced to the State Prison.
The Supreme Court overruied the decision on
the ground of the inadmissibility of Chinese
testimony, and the prisoner was discharged.
In the meantime his wife procured divorce
from him, married another man and obtained
possession of the property. Linnehan now
proposes to have the divorce set aside. pro-
cure restoration of the property and prosecute
his wife for higamv.
The union Democrat., 1871-04-22

LAND MATTERS Land matters in this
county are engaging general attention. On
Monday next a nnnber of Townships will he
open for pre-emption and Homestead entries.
The lines as established by the government
survey in very few instances conform to the
lines of settlers as they have been occupied
heretofore. There is much confusion at pres
ent but if our farmers and settlers will act
with good feeling towards one another thev
will soon be able to harmonic their rights.
Our lands are of the two classes Agricultural
and Mineral, in many ranches there is por.
ton that is mineral which if claimed for min
ing purposes will be segregated from the
agricultural. We learn that in some ipstan-
ces miners desire to enter a protest against
mineral lands being entered fer farmipo nur.
poses. The only way we know of to protest
against such entries is to lille an affidavit in
the Land Office at Stockton. setting forth the
fact that such lands or portion of them are
mineral and upon the hearing of proofs the
class of land will be determined. The inten-
ton OF the government is to sell all our lands
both agricultural and mineral and every
farmer and miner that now hold claims should
at once take the proper measures to Sc
cure title to them respectfully. The time is
near at hand that claims of ali kinds must be
owned and as the ground of mining claims
become exhausted and cease to paw thew
will be recognized as agricultural lands.
The effect of the bringing of the public lands
of the mining region into market will be to
compel miners to procure title.
The union Democrat., 1871-04-22
Bcariu Mind.

When disease has undermined the health,
and the physical system has become prostrat.
ed a stimulant that will not only strengthen.
but remove the cause, should be iLlmedi-
ately resorted to- Mental distress is also a
fruitful source of the breaking down o. the
CONSTITUTIONS and the ravages of this enemy to
health are truly alarming. For all such ma
ladies' Hostette-'s Stomach Btters have been
found unsurpassed. By acting directly upon
the digestive organs, they remove the heavy,
disagreeahle feeling after eating, so often
omplained of by persons of a delicate tenn
nerament. As soGn digestion is restored,
the patient finds his strength increasing, and
his general health improved.
Thousands of persons certify that it may
be relied on in all cases of weakness or nervous
debility attendant upon sedentary habits.
The generality of Bitters are SO disagreeable
to the taste that they are objectionable to a
weak stomach. This is net the case with
Hosteiter's Bitters. which will be found mild
and extremely pleasant. Balsamic plants.
barks and roots contribute their restorative
juices to render it soothing and strengthen
ing. Its basis is the only pure stimulan.
which has ever been produced. containing no
fasa oil, or any other deleterious element.
The most csreful and skilful chemists have
analysed the Bitters, and pronounce them
harmless. This is scientific testimony; but
the testimony of the hundreds of thousands
who have experienced the preventive and
curative effects of the great VEGETABLE TONIC
and ALTERNATIVE of modern times is still more
conclusive. In Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia,
Bilionsness, Nervous Complaints. Chronic
Complaints and general debility it is as near
ly infallible as anything in this fallible world
ca6 be.
! April lst, lS7l-1m
The union Democrat., 1871-04-22

Rs: slides around. as If his legs were
made of glass. and one fall would smash
them, has winning smile on his ceunten-
ance, all the time. is very attentive to the
ladies takes fatherly interest in the little
girls.
CHARACTERISTICS. side roll movement. and
cautiou~ness-Le Legs. Of the half moon order.
Charley L-g; PUSHES wildly about,
runs against everybody. and is continually
apnlegixing fixes his eve on a point, and
bears down on it. like a ship urder full sail ;
always falls on his knees
Characteristics, length of stride AMI rapid,
" Of morement-Legs, Doric style, coal skut'
ties for feet.
Frank MI. throws M his heels. like
young colt hrase loose from his stall is the
cvno>Lre Of all eyes.
Characteristics. general awk
cornstalk pattern. ankles weak.
Inoticed Philn Cd: IL r Mel;
Mr.. Paul B-l; Of Columbia. very
graceful skater and great MANY others.
There was quite an attendance Of ladies.
which gave the hall an animated and pleas
ant appearance. | noticed several Young la
dies on the floor who did very we'll for begin
ers. and viii make graceful skaters with q
very little practice
| skated. hut u.odesty forhids me. 10 tell
bow well ] did it. would recommend Aholi.
ton Oil as good thing To reduce swelings,
and poor mans plasters for strained spine
but enough for the present from
The union Democrat., 1871-04-22

The originator of this plerful medicine, claims to
have discovered aud combined in harmony of Ma
lures most sovereign medical properties than ever
fore combine in medicine The evidence this facr
is found in the great variety of obstinate diseases
which it has been found conquer. In the cure of
Bronchitis Coughs and the early stages of Con-
sumption it has astonished the medical faculty. and hmm
dreds of the best physicians pronounce it the greatest
neiica discovery of the age While cures the seyerest
Coughs ii strengthens the system and purifes the blood
By its great and thorough blood purifying properties il
cures all Humofs from the worst >croula a common
Botch, Pimple Eruption. Mercural Disease Mineral
Posons Syphii:c and Nenerea Diseases and their Ell
ect eradcated and vigorous health and sound con
stitntion established Eryspelas salt Rheum ScaId
Head Fever Sores. cay Rough Skim in short all the
diseases caused by bad blood are cononered he
this powerful. purifying and nrigorating medicinal For
Liver Complaint Bilious Disorders and Habual Con-
stpation il has produced hundreds perfect and nerma
nent cures where other medicines had failed.
The proprietor offers 81 900 reward for mei;cna
will equal in the of all the diseases for which n Ia
recommended Beware of counerets and worthless imi.
tatons See that my private Governpent Stamp wbic,
l: positive guarantee of Genuineness upon the
wrapper This medicine is Sold by Druggists at Al 90
bottle. Prepared by r. V. PIERCE NJ d. Sole pronrs
tor at his Chemical laboratory l33 Seneca street Buf
10, Ny. -
April -, 1S7l-3m
The union Democrat., 1871-04-22

SUPREME CoURr CLERK.-R. E. Gardiner,
who for several terms has filled the Clerks
ofhce OF this county, is an aspirant for Clerk
OF the Supreme Court and will go before the
coming Democratic Convention of the State
for the nomination. We venture to say tina,
more thorough and competent candidate
will not offer, his reputation is we'll known
IN Tuolumne and surrounding counties as be-
ing one of the best clerks in the State. We.
together with his friends in this county
will be highly pleased to have him secure the
nomination and election. The other candid
ates for this position as far as we know, are
George Seckel, Thomas Shackelford, Marcus
X. Mayer and Newton Benedict.
The union Democrat., 1871-04-22

DIDN'T WANT ANY GUAsDiAN.--We noticed
IN our issue of last week that a petition had
been filed in the Probate Court, praving for
the appointment of a guardian over the per-
son and property of one Parker Downes a
demented person, living near Centerville. in
this county. Downes. seeing the notice in
this payer. and not relishing the idea. imme
diately sold his properly and left for parts
unknown. Befnre leaving he sent us word
that she was going to the States but had left
mis- yellow dog, over which he trusted q
guardian would be appointed. fresno Er-
Dositor.
The union Democrat., 1871-04-22

The WEArHER AND rnE CRors.-The STAN
islsus County Ne'cs of April 18th, published
at Modesto, says:
The rain of last week did not amount to
much in this immediate vicinity; Consequent
~ much of the early sown grain, as well as
the volunteer crops, are already past redemp-
ton. Still there are great many fields of
the late sown wheat alive and looking well
The drouth, SO far, extends over the same
portion of cur valley as that of last year.
On each side Of the San Joaquin river for a
distance of 10 or IL miles the crops appear to
be suffering most. The high lands or foot
hills skirting The eastern portion of the val
ley were last week visited hy heavy rains.
hence everything is in fiourishing and hope,
full condition in that portion of the county.
The condition of things is very different
along the bottom lands bordering on the Ca
laveras and Mokelumne rivers. as we'll as in
other locations in the northern part If this
county. A farmer who resides near Water
loo informed Us on Saturday last that the
crops in his neighhorhood are at least one
month further advanced in growth than they
were in the middle Of April last year.
The union Democrat., 1871-04-22

A FULL DIpN'r SAVE IIlM.-The workmen
in excavating for the foundation of the new
City Hall at San Francisco this week dug out
among other things, the body of pioneer.
buried in his ordinary business suit, in the
pants pocket of which was found four aces and
a king full
The union Democrat., 1871-04-22

Refreshing FRAGRANCE ! Neither the
French, English nor German perfumes pos
sess any refreshing or invigorating proper
ties. their heavy, sweet smell quickly becom-
ing oppressive and disagreeahle; not so with
the fresh floral fragrance OF MURRAY & Lam
MANS FLORIDA WATER, which, after years OF
constant use. is found more refreshing than
at the first trial
E1sR As there are worthless cnunterfeits.
buyers should always ask for the Florida
Water prepared by Lanman Il Kemp New
York 543.
The union Democrat., 1871-04-22

Two unique bills have been introduced into
Congress by Mr.. Storm, of Pennsylvania
.'to reduce taxation and promote peace by
abolishing the Departments of War and of
the Navy" and the other providing that ''uo
person shall be disfranchised in the Territory
Of Utah by reason of race. ser, color. or pre-
yious condition of servitude.o 0f course
they will both pass-when the Millennium
comes.
The union Democrat., 1871-04-22

E2g- For Coughs, Bronchitis and Consump-
tion, in its early stages. nothing equals DR..
PierIc's Alt. Ext or Golden Medical Dlscnv-
cry. Il is also great blood purifier aud
for "Liser Complaint" and Costive Condi-
items of the Bowels it has no equal. All
Scrofulnus and skin diseases as Pimrles,
Blotches Salt Rheum. Erysipeas and Eaup-
tions. yield TO its wonderful properties. Sold
Y druggists.
The union Democrat., 1871-04-22

TIE SPIRIT OF THE TIMEs,-This paper
published for long series OF years at San
Francisco has appeared in new dress. Il
is The only paper devoted to the turf and
sports published in the State, and is firmly
established judging from the recent improve
ment which gives it such a fine appearance
In its special line we wish it success outside
of its political hue.
The union Democrat., 1871-04-22

A FAMILY RENEpY.-No family should be
without some effcacious remedy for the cure
of affections, universally prevalent, as
coughs and colds-some remedy. too, which
can be relied upon as safe, sure and certain
DIR. Wtstar's Bdlsdm Of Wud Cherry com
hines this 9esider6tup