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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-21
yOIENSVTELE.

Special to the Union and American (o7er Gen.
Battles Line.l
No1EssvnLE, JAY 20, midnight.-The
tableaux and concert here this eTeuing
was most superb success. Tbs hall was
crowded TO its utmost capacity with q
most completely delighted aud ence
of old and young. The lady and
gentlemen actors and the c1lld-en all &C
Quilted themselves with the greatest cred
It. Green was in his glory, and al his
hackers supported him admirably. Quite a
number OF Nashvillians were here, and
thsy enjoyed the occasion hugely. The
eniovmsnt ran high among all, and never
did the beauty and chivalry Of old William
son mGks better demonstration than to-
night. SENIOR
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TERRE HAUTE.
A Singular Suicide.

TERRE HAurE, July 20.-George Nc
Henry, a respectable Irish citizen, 50
years old, committed suicide this after
noon by shooting himself in the head
with a revolver. Il occurred in the back
room of g linen store, of which the de-
ceased was one of the proprieters- He
leaves wife and six children in good
circumstances. He left letters that are
supposed to explain the excuse of HIS
self obstruction, but their contents will be
made public.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

Another MurderOus bridge Ehree
Men Killed and Several Danger
OsIsIy Injured
C1NC1NNATI, July 20.-A special to the
Gazette states that the Davis creek
bridge, on the chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad, five miles west of Charleston,
West Virginia, fell this afternoon at l
O'Clock while the workmen were putting
on the permanent timbers. Thirteen of
tie workmen were precipitated below;
of which two were killed. One of the
wounded win probably die to night.
Six others are injured; part of them dan
gerously.
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HARRISBURG.
AEnnI nnd MS Money.

HAERIsBURG, July 20.-A very bold
robbery has come to light, by which ii is
alleged traveller stopping ct a depot in
this city, was robbed of a satchel con-
tanning one hundred and fifty thousand
dollars. He had carelessly left the bag
under seat in the car while ne went to
get some refreshments. No trace of the
robber las yet been discovered.
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MEXICO.
and DIssant recitation

Domestic and Distant Relations.
CRY OF MEXICO, July II, Wis Havana,
July 2O.-The Lendistas and POIfristas
are uniting to oppose Juarez, but the tri-
umph of Jusrez ia considered certain.
The Mexican government is relieving
the distressed Americans from Msgdalena
colony.
The report that negotiations had been
commenced to resume diplomatic relations
with France is denied.
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SPAIN.
The ministerial Crisis.

MADRID, July 20.-Ministers assembled
this evening with the intention of tender
ing collectively their designations to the
King. 1t is believed that the COrtes will
adjourn until the Ministerial crisis is
over. The King is consulting with the
lesders of the different parties with
view to the formation of an entirely new
Cabinet.
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"SEAQUAKE."
A Singular Sensation at Sea.

A Shock In the south AtlantIc-The
Sea Lashed into Fury by the Sub
aqueOus Storm.
NEW YORK, July 20.-The ship Don
Quixote, from Calcutta, reports that on
the 10th Of June, at 420 A. NJ, lat. 20:30
south, long. 14:40 west she experienced
q heavy sesquake, which caused the ship
to tremble violently. The motion seemed
from east to west ard lasted some
seconds. In about fifteen minutes she
had smother shock, not as violent as the
first, but it lasted longer. The sensation
was as though the ship was moving over
a rough bottom. The wind at the time
was southeast by esst, aud moderate. For
some days before the wind had been con:
tinuslly shifting. All dsy following
the shocks the sea was sgitated with a
heavy roll from the west and southwest.
There was and had been no wind sut-
ficient to cause such q rough sea.
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THE LINCOLN MONUMENT

SrRNeFIELD, Ill, July 20.-The Lin
coin monument Association lad meet
ing Yesterday to ascertain their financial
condition. II was found that they could
paw for the monument as it is, the bronze
statue of Lincoln, and for grading the
grounds. This will leave the four groups
of statusry they contemplated in the orr
ginal design not provided for. The pur-
p9se of the association has been to build
lust 50 far as they could pay. They
have done so and are row out of debt.
The groups of statuaIy will cost fifty
thousand dollars, and will be bought if
the money can be raised.
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AKRON.

The Iurderous Madness of EIlnstrR-
tiQns
AKRoN, o., July 2o.-This evening
Christian Merz, young man seventeen
wears Old, was accidenuy shot desd by a
room mate named Dickerby, who was
showing him how he would do were ne
called upon to use revolver IN sef-de-
tense.
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IOWA.
The storm of Tuesday Night - De-
SIructiOn of Houses and Crops.

The storm of Tuesday Night - De-
structiOn of Houses and Crops.
SIOUX CITY, Iowa, July 2O.-Correc-
tionville, in this county, was visited by
terrible storm of wind and hail on Tues
day night. The house of q Mr.. Baldwin
was blown into fragments, and his furni-
ture, clothing, etc, were blown away.
Fences were Frustrated, trees wrenched
up by roots, and all windows on the north
side of houses in the track of the storm
were broken by the hail. The crops suf-
fered severely, the grain being blown
right into the ground, and many fields en-
tiray ruined Several farmers had COM
menced harvesting and the cut grain was
scattered like chaff ard lost beyond all
recovery.
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CHARLES DICKENS tomb in Wesimin-
ster Abbey is visited by q great many
Americans, who tbrong the Poets Corner
more for this than other reasons. A blue
slab with brass letters marks the spot
where the great novelist is buried
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PHEBE CARY.
Frustrated Beyond Hope of Re

Frustrated BeYOnd Hope of Re
C0VerYs
NEWPORT, r. L, July l9.-Miss
Phnbe Cary arrived in New York last
week accompanied by Miss Ryals. She
has been in i'll health for some time and
boped TO recuperare here by the sea.
She bad been here but day when che
was taken seriously i'll, and has been al
most at the point of death. Her nervous
system is prostated, wholly caused by
eighteen months care of her sister and
the great grief she experienced at her
death. Her physicians have no hope OF
her recovery.
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HARTFORD.
wonen's Rights in the Wesleyan

WOnen's Rights in the Wesleyan
University.
HARTFORD, CONN, July 20.-At bus
ness meeting of the Alumni of Wesleyan
University, at Middleton yesterday, a re-
solution vas passed declaring that moth
ing in the charter of the University OK
cludes ladies from privileges, and a hope
that they will avail themselves of the op-
portunity. One young lady contemplated
seeking admission this year 1t is thought
women will soon be admitted TO the
priyileges of the institution.
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GERMANY

Near 500 900, 900 of the French
Indemnity Paid.
BERLIN, July 2O.--It is officially re-
ported that 400, 800, 900 francs of the In
demnity we're received from France on
the 18th inst; of which twelve million
were in silver. Fifty-twO million five
hundred thousand have arrived since
tho | 9Th
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SWITZERLAND.
The Rights OF NeutraIs.

BRRNE, July 2O-The Council OF State
recommends that the Federal Council
take measures to secure the agreement OF
the powers to the definition of the rights
and obligations of neutrals binding on
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THE announcement of the death of q
resident of Augusta, Me a. the extreme
age of 1O1 years, reminds the Ne" bufy-
mort He,old of the singular phases which
human life often presents. twenty
eight years ago this man was
quite sick, and bus lie Vas
despaired of. A neighbo', an active
business man, in average health, paid
him visit at the time; and, on returning
70 bis own home, remarked that he fear
ed his aged friend would not live until
morning The words had scarcely passed
his Iips when ne dropped desd upon the
floor Of heart disease.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-21
CANADA.
The Loyal Orangemen ana GOV.
WNnGFEsnnr

TORONTO, July 2o.-The Loyal Orange
District Lodge of Toronto have appointed
a committee to draft addresses to Gov.
Hoffman and the O:aDgemen of New
York expressive Of qualification at their
action on the 18th inst. The Lodge fur
Their resolved upon subscriptions for the
purpose of erecting an Orange Hall, to
be called the Hoffman Commemoration
Hall.
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THs ladies' dresses belonging TO me
Empress, Mesdsmes Theirs, Mcnanon'
GaliIfet, D. brOusse, and Perleres were,
especially those of glowing coioTs, S Gsa
nv The vi, es ard friends OF La Gon-
loune. sud carefully hidden beyond me
rrach Of the cobhagEstions. Inc nluinS
nl,cg was in Rue Psimen'ier, ana II as
Ron discovered and thedresses have been
restored to their owners,
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SANTO DOMINGO.
Re,rnIt Arainst Baez.

JAmEL, Hayti, June 23.-News from
the northwestern frontier state that tne
town of Mera has revol!ed in favor OF
Luperoa against Baez.
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VIRGINIA.
s.Conssryatistn,, Played out.

RIoHM ND, Va, July 20.-The Con
seryatiye State Executive Committee have
decided TO call convention on the 3Oth
of August for the reorganization OF the
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LONG BRANCH
nnrCah.around President

LoNG BRANCH, July 20.-President
Grant returned from Poughkeepsie this
p. NJ. where ne witnessed an exhibition
of drill by the 47th regiment of Brook
lvY
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COTTON was active in New York yester-
day and advanced TO 2lc. for middling.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-21

TRNNRssEE BONDS closed In New York
last evening at 70 for both issues.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-21

Hon. Jno. g. Delsno, Chief Clerk of
the Interior Department is in ST. Louis
on tour of inspection, i. e., pleasure.
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MAUNCHUNK.
Terrific Explosion Of a Locomotive
SIX Wen KiIied-TEO of the Bodies
not 20 be Found.

not TO De EOuuOs
MAUEoHUNCK, Pa, July 20.-The en-
CINE Raritan on the Lehigh Valley Rail-
Railroad blew up at CoalpOrt this morn
ing. The Engineer, fireman snd four
train men were killed. Four bodies in q
terrible msngled condition have been
found, but cannot be recognized. The
two others supposed to be the engineer
and fireman cannot be found and must
have landed in the Lehigh river aud been
sWeOt AWAY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-21

A MOVEMENT is actively progressing in
Dayton, o, TO erect monument to the
memory Of Vallandigham.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.

Coin is dull but steady in Rev York
at 1928.
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Sas Sbedtre Spmioue in xrputf4r

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Der Sbcaterpclt bic bcrilbnten DiaiiltouS Dor,
welDc IN Jfrlp DOrI III pyiblO'S @ortsn"
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nnO ibrc @raSie oeu 2euteu bier Utonate lana
bic &0pfs uerbrcbt bGben. Sie gailircu bicr
nllr cine @od)c bel $500 Sdtair. Wtit Nreu
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benocn Silocr, SRI. SucD AbamS ibre crulteu
nno beitercn Sburaltcrt, Snrigau & Sart
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gt9ebeu.
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Oftttlpod nnN SonnabeuO JiGhmittasS fir
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INiicnhnhiIniImfnn

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hagen ots btut Gen 3dRts bon South 6tioa,
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, u. 6tutre. Die Gruu Ots Brulipnls Der
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S9ttHtn psrurluBt
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Die Oeuti0cu Gruppeu Dor YariS.
2asiSlame apmbrrmart,.

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Eoroou, 8. Stpril, / ll6r 9lhcnS6. -
9fadribteu ans 8ariS pom bcutgcu Datum
tBeil;u nit, OaB 200iSlauS DombromStp ;un
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tere Bislt Oen ganicn Srtitag i5re Bolitiou be
Der Sriide bon 9icuil,U btieEt.
Die 1irnse ecr iegieruug.
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ter Dem eommanoO OGS Dfarib0uS DicOtabor
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barail.
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tommelt, bnB aile RairtS in gau5 Sraufrsid,
POM Solfe 8etudblt iutrOcn i0qcH. Die DC,
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Ntontagc iinO bcrHoet. Sdmmtlid1e ocut
dcu @'tldjaite mtrOcH gtidloiien iCiu.
@attrn bat OaS SOnlItc btidloiieu, ben
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ben lollcu, iu iibCrituotu.
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luug Der HorO uuo iiioocuhbcU Stauttn uuo
Ntm @titbt cIncS aus al0tmtiucm Stimm
rthtt bTOorJc5an9cncH JteibSratbeS Slid
lcmlluidDt.
Die St6lifc Qcbeu Der ;uUcriid,tltd,er
GruNrtung luSOrt, 0aB Geutitlano iilr
olc SHpGIiNtn uuo Die g4itnueu un6 g8aiicu
Gorge tragcu miro, uuO tutbalttu oaS gSer.
lprtdGI, 0nB 2lmtritu IN oitcr 9c;itbuuu
GMtid)auo untrititgcn wirO.
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Solt cbCnlo iruitUoll, luic eS ben ircmOeu
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Eotlrll1eH Dem Satulanot m0gcu iuriidgC,
monntu mTou; cnoItdJ, oaB ciu SiinoniB
mt otn Su. StuatcH, no 10 piclt Stutd)e
cine ntue peinlatb gcfnHNcH, gum abibuB
gtlaugeI mtrOe.
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Jtahicier ltuttiinOen.
Die bdnlcr III Ocu oCltiden StOotUtertcln
lillo nit Ocutld)cu nuo amertlanii6eH 6lag9u
reid llro pradltuoll oeiorrt, III ocu SnaBeu
moNtu GauiCuOc BON Wieuiteu.
Ju ben tatbOltid)tu 8ird)CH Der 9cutidleu
mnrou bcute &c 9eumS gcungeu, in ben
prottltnntiidDcu &rheu Der 9Cutidcu wuroc
ciu bcOHOulr 6ricOcuS G'otteSoienit obgc
h0ttu.
Neutc 9lbCuo muroeu ole bon 9cutdcu
btpobutc 'NdniCr illmmuirt.
.tdn eupnrtct, oaB iidD morgtn nluoeicnS
10000 FUloucn bct'm llnBugt bctbctligcu
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