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The New York herald., 1871-03-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

CTAMMERING CURED BEYOND DOUBT BY DIR.
- WESTON, 81 Nicholas Hotel His unparalleled
IN this art be Judged by the references here Ma
thew Carkson Ii West Forty Clarkson Brothers,
b Wall street propretors ST. Nicholas Hotei Many
OF our best known citizens.
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lie. liz AND lN EAST 18TH ST., NEAR ATH Av.
Ss b2FsEs xsb 1Ee ssl61F l6G1FfAoEs
sss e. fs g SSY Il;
vrsy ssRis4 Riqk fkAs SsY NoRsks dps
family
SsESd A ss.s s.ss m:s:
sSx$sD e.s:a s: sss:s sesa.s s:% as:
"ITustec msre otted last 10 Fleetwood track Ia S;
can show same sresd now on I'd track; warranted
sound, kind and true.
Gfe sEEdxs4 ass 2ss 22ssSkoueusaHD SADDLE MARE
iss SssS: year yeer. been S Il h.fnes: has al
Find and .r,.s sc,1. as owner M ses s.y. ''A ''''
Hs pner S1Y ASRs hf ns:r suS a.: Is.
hand. ysss syi.A good asysi ~-ssussd sound, fiaa
sairTIsa TOR syesy. city made good order; also set
vESY srYnsH Snxr y a6ss hands .
nsq perfecty GENTLE lady or child can drive him becn
used family eod Depot morse; warranted SOUND kind
BAY BUSINESS HORSE, lSH Asad, = years; good
vtsY sr1Tsa sSs faMh1 aSsss ~ hands,
years; excellent traveller; warranted sound kind aud
WHITE HORSE IS hands, years; trots close 70 thres
minutes. be driven By any ons acsptal good worker
EXTRA STYLISH GRAY HORSE, ls hands. years; ex.
9:S0 fine splrtted anlnnA; wsrrantod sound.
BAY HORSE, isk hands yeas; good, steady travellers
BAY HORSE, tSK hands years stvlisA traveller sound
H9ssE s s:2s; 70 y.: s,ns ami
hockxRAy SEroT A AsS hGsskss ss's WxaoSs
WEXffiEx SRsES fNTERrEREss W,ru OUR SALES.
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I,REAI, NOTICES
HlLLlAIiDS.

IA. Tables furnished with the celebr a.ed cagu cushion
NJ greatly retuccd prices New 6x0 Tables, compile Sl
each, and other sizes at corresponding Wsreroom
corner OF Canal and Centre streets.
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SPORTING BIRDS, &C.

DARE CHANCE.-TwO ENGLISH BLACK AND TAN
Dogs; scotch Terrier pounds weight months old u
restaurant No. l53 West Fifty second street..
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STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES.
N i. uncquslied for accuracy and durability ana ap-
proved by the leading amateurs aud professional Players
constantly on hand, Tables NJ prices ranging from @o1
wards; Also un ique styles tor dwelling houses.
PhELAN CULLENDER, 7SS Broadway.
> RiLLIARD TABLES FOR SALE CHEAP-IN TER.
- feet order all complete. Call =. sl3 Fssi Twenty 'nnd
street, Thirl avenue.
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FINANCIAL.

A usrIS BALDWIN 4 co.
n Bankers,
20 BroadwAy,
issue bi or Exchange, Commercial ard Traveera Credits
on the principal cities OF Europe Credits ged for
against deposits Of United States other approved securi
tcs. Interest allowed on gold deposits.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

AT THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
IN JOHNSTON VAN TASeELL,
Once and saesroom % Nassau street,
opposite the Post Office
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CTAMMERING POSITIVELY CURED BY DRs MANN
- COLvlh, room ll6 Aator House, New York. No money
received until Permanen euro ID effected. Ladies and
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A -THE PAST, AND oELEBRArED BLACK TRoT
"A. ting are. Black Hawk Msid Ism high, years old
sousd and kind free and pleasant driver; great pole
has record Of $50 10 wagon vas driven on Fsshcu
aA cost the present owner $lsoa viii be sold To- highest
bidder leave Wednesday March a.
~ O'Clock, at BARKER HAMLIN's City Auction Mari
Aud New iork Tstsrsss Broadway and Thirty ninth
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PERSONAL,


A NNIE D.-W1LL MKT YOU THIS EvENIN0 AT
IA uraud duchess Bali aud Will 1ve you The letter:
CHARLES W.
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A TLANrIC SAVINGS RANK
IA Chatham square and New Bowory.
Deposits, Including interest t............s s75 80 ~
Deposits made before April will be entitled In
tsrest from thai date
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ENOR BALE-A HANDSOME BLACK HORSE, sYEARS
old, 1874 hands, sound and kind In single and double
harnes Apply at private asabe Ia3 West Seventeenth
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~ Money to loan Immediately city Brook
lyn property, wi, buy Fret Mortgages discount
o. q. BENNETT, 81 Cedar street.
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n street., corner Of Greene, Tuesday nd Wednesday,
March - and g. large and beautiful OF
Bonncss and Hats Also tine assortment OF Millinery
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A MONEY TO LOAN, ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
"A. on Wescheser county and Long Island Property
Firs and Second Mortgages bought.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-18

D, UNAVAILABLE LErTERs.-In the Post.
office here letters arc held, addressed as
stated below, and for the reasons specified;
Mrs. II. W. Kicks, Waynesvillc, Warren
County, o.-S cent revenue stamp; Mrs.
Mary Caldwell, Birmingham, Buchanan
Post, Aleg County, Pa,-due 8 cents; WI.
liam Riley, Ilazleton, Luzern Co, Pa. =
due 8 cents; Miss Mary 2. Dlnsmore,
Jacksonville, Greene County, Pa.-due 9
cents; Adolph Albrecht, Southwest cor.
ner Of Philadelphia and Third streets,
Coyington, Ky.ldue s cents; CampiOn
Bros & Franklin, zee and 7s4 Market
street, Philadelphia, Pa,-due 8 cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-18

Coal MIMI ExpLosIoN.-An explo.
sion occurred in coal mine at Rush Run
last Sunday morning, which came near re-
sulting fatally to a man named Lewis
Hoffman, formerly employed in Richard
Nolan's mines in this city. The works at
Rush Run had been lying idle for some
tins, and on the morning mentioned, Hof.
man and another man went down to dig
coal with which to start up the engine,
They had not been long at work before a
loud and terrific explosion, resembling
heavy thunder, was heard. sogreat was
the force with which the air rushed out
the shat, that tue roof OF the building over
twas blown off and thrown into the riv.
or, several yards distant. Hoffman was
quite severely hurt, but will probably re.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-18
STEAM BoAfS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 49,
LII WHEELING AND lanes "
WILLIE PAcKETIL The elegant pas
senger and freight steamer an
CARRIE BROOKS =. "A. DARLINGTON, Master
f'St Gro. lsnPPIRT1 CLERK, KIN
IeaLes Zanesville on Tuesdays At "a. H., wheel
n Z. s9iiR'sR iIitdjTalr
n, ling, Sundays at A. 4.
All business intFusted % our caro- will receive
prompt and careful attention. The patronage o.
passe1getl and shippers fegpee fully solicited.
tot Information Ii fegAEd % ftelg ht o. pAhsAgC
enquifeot o, II. BOOTH a. CO.,
janis Agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-18

Of the General Assembly Of Virginia,
passed March IL, 1850, 70 incorparoie the
Wheeling Gas Company The Directors
OF tlib Company, IN obedience % theteIms
OF the section Of the act Of the, General
Assembly above mentioned, are ready and
prepared to appoint an arbitrator on behalf
Of this Company as requested and de.
mahded by you. M i { yIt ~
By order Of the Board Of Dlfectors. y
49, JACOB HoRNBRooK, President !
GEORGE TNGLE, Secretary,
A member asked, II the Company were
'ready and prepared 10 appoint why
they didn't appoint instead Of saying SO.
The Mayors demand was that they
should appoint Mr., Sweeney remarked
that he supposed they were waiting for q
second invitation, and he was about to
move that, II II DO in accordance with
diplomatic courtesy toward such august
bodies, the Mayor be directed to inform
the Gas Company that the Council Is
ready and prepared to receive The name
Of the party they are ready 70 appoint;
but at the suggestion that the Council
any ma motion r ' On he sabJeet Mr.. Wilson
said resolution would be introduced in
the Second Branch tomorrow night ,di.
rccting that the courts be applied TO for
an Injunction 10 stop the Company from
the further use Of the Gas Works until
they comply with the demands Of the
Council, and appoint an arbitrator, He
mentioned this for tho information Of those
concerned.
Dir. Blair made a verbal report In re.
gard to the cost Of printing the annual ex.
hibit, and the action Of the Second Branch
directing the publication was concurred
Adjourned TO meet at7, p. n, Wednes.
day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-18
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
City Sergeant WIN. H. Collins.
Steamer Carrie Brooks. ...t.-. 5-..i,.i
Auction Household and Kitchen Fur
nituTe. 100 y .l- a'ia
For Reht-Dwelllng House. z. e.
Tenderloin, Sausage Meat, &c. a
New Orleans Sugar. -
New Orleans Molasses.
The following ticket, &c. j. rl ,..
National Insurance Go.
Bookings Chloride Potassa.
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concerned,

onqS$pED Our. -TbeIgrsspt length olthe
Governors Message and the Council pro.
ceedings have crowded out several items
intended for this department OF our paper.
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RESUMED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in all
departments ofthc Belmont Mil, has been
resumed. 0 So q %
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-18

LADIES, White, Kid and Turkey Mo!
rocco Broadway Walking Slippers, Jus,
received az =. Y, Blends. .,i..a9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-18
FOR SALE.
nor SALE.

NOR SAL E-THE FIRST I'm
Il German Evangelical Protestant mi
Church building, on Clay erect rEast
Wheeling. Also the lot aud dwelling thereon,
improvements, Possession can be given imme.
dIGtely II necessary. Terms, reasonable.
Fer particulars inquire Of u.
lantFaoI mr. I0uN pEARR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-18

.PRnsRsTs There Is no more desirable
present than suit Of clothes such as l.
gotten up In The latest style by J.yT.
Lakin & Co., No. 81 Monroe street Call
and examine their stock as they take
pleasure in showing goods Remember
the place Is Monroe street, three doors
south ofMarket rlif4 .,, .sa'y. li. 9Y'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-18
S1MiIiA s1SlIl1BUs oURANTUB
HUMPHREYS b. . : h
TTnNEPnT1h nTTIr fanRrFFFTn

ttt1t-' " ! y = -. 49, go = H..
an saIlfs sassess; IS slSSis Prompt Easicsi
and Reliable. They are tho Best Family Medl'
clnes In use-so simple that mistakes elnnot BE-
made T. using them A. harmless Ss tS be ss
llama IS.,y h"xs yrceiycd me hjohest ro1'men!
dalton nom The tiessSiids who have long used
49, Me- YS y ~ 4 s5., .l.EH ,Tc.b,,
AZ Fever. {sa s,, EI.I a3% YEN: z
CryisE.tciic q fsSShtis 1t 1SSSt ;-.::5:
niArfheea y C9llafe1nh , ~ nl
- ssff..s rhrsl SmitiHs 4;
HnsvI,it I1Ss n,
~ pH Heafnisin. Tcothanhe, iacsI,she.
~ Headaches, sick Headache, Vertigo.
YyApepslns bltllls stptna y. ..'%.,..f'','''s
~. P ~
il ~ reIp, CGIgh, Ditieult Brat Hinf ....... .;
ii ~ khe1maiI Ism, Rheumatic Pains.
le.la" Fever and Ages, call Fever, a gues..... g
lea. blnd vr Bleed 4
Rtarrla !.sa NV ~ sV sStopIc' fadSeSsa
SSSep nah, yiCisIt tSGs
sihII,a: ppEssssd1 STsH .sa y
= sSroinin e,,nTs.d GandS. sTnIlinss N
y GeneFaI DebiiIty. Physical v sSEntss, - .@
s esSP ss sSS ss9s sSS nam
n kidney Disease, Gravel. ............ .......tO
y "Nsryons debility, involuntary SENT ~
~ Sore Hiouth,
9 % ApFiHnEy lvenlInehs, Wetting Bsd....aIag
" 1t my N ~ Y.
Sitsp"y. spsS@s. SI VIII! Danes ',,:i IN
az f5iphfherih, Uieerated Scfc Throat !. b
- 20 ifee III tiSIs. large 80. i. Ss AID Al
30 EnmlIy Cases, III m orocco, with
az ,.rss 4 s;s,o NM. sontaIn,ng tbe Above.
90 tIsk Tith toof AZ dissefiofs ennanlefS, 40 N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-18

sREMEMBha the Black King drama is
for the benefit Of the Childrens' Home.
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,adOIB Pens 9oxt6By5 s Duficld, i04
Market street, below M'Lure House, have
a choice lot of Gold Pens and Pencils.
Persons who use such pens as sold by this
firm never experience any. trouble. Call
at the Market Street Jewelry Store, for
gold pens, pencils, American and foreign
watches, clocks, jewelry, spectacles, sill.
yer and plated ware, &c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-18

PhotoCrayonsarea ltleragcatth Partridge
Gallery.
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Photocrayonsa teailASrage asthePh ttidge
~ NJ - fSh 80 = ~ " sES
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(NOoD BRIDGEPORT PROF. In In
VI ERrY FoRSALE authorized Iiti
To sell that hrst.class business stand stu.
ate on Main street, Bridgeport. Tho building Il
one side being now occupied as liquor store and
dwelling, and the other as q grocery store and
dwelling. II will be sold separately II desired,
and II not sold by April 1871, twill be for rent.
For terms, sec John A, Rberling on the premises,
or THUS. 0'bRIEN,
IAnl7 ~. Real Rstate Agent, WheelLpg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-18

ONE hundteda and twenty-five pairs Misses
Turkey Morocco and Goat ,Balmoral
Shoes, best Philadelphia make, at $500.
Every pair warranted, at L, v. Blends,
In, Hfst,.G ~ l5Y.-l lflO ~ tt4E | /
VltMaln.e tls nlN so nLM heuh I
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No EXTRA CHANGE, for reserved seats,
atTIamilton 4 eHardcn'sj this morning at
10 o'clock.
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noR SALE OR RENT-oNE HUN.
p dred 0etOs OF land and one hundred and
dIty acres OF coal privilege, within 200 yards Of
the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad Depot, In
mill or manufacturing purposes. The coal bank
10 In good working condition and convenient for
supplying coal to the city or shipping BY river or
railroad. There Il on the premises sixteen tene.
ment houses, two very large buildings, one OF
by the Farmer Bros. Also, q Vineyard Of three
or four acres, In good bearing Of Hartford and
Concord Grapes, aud 800 or 800 choice fruit trees.
For terms and further particulars inquire on
the premises.' JOHN N. KObNLINB,l
Janll Bridgeport, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-18

T1RRIFF OF 1871, IT, "a
a GREAT REDUCTION IN Prices.
40 Bags Prime and Choice Rio Coffee, In stOt,
a9 San sSIf'''ns' f"''' ctSSiRnAY, son . co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-18

ToR SALE OR RENT-THE In
u PIFst Glass Dwelling House on the HI
northeast corner OF HAmpden and Sixth.
streets, Apply to Tf'7T'1 ]. P. LAWS, -
detu DAIlcy's City Hotel.
ToRsALE.-TWENTY. C20) BUILD.
IL ing Lots on Wheeling Island. Price 500
each. Terms, one.l0urth cash; the resldne In
equal instruments q one, two and three years.
a aSsstT - tVp ~ Ai W. :" 5So. P. a1LcHR1sT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-18

Jusr received another lot Of those fine
bottom Broadway walking Boots, at
;fbfFqpInqlis. .laLIs2 h,Le Iisnni
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For RENT.

NOR RRNT-THE STORE In
u Room and Dwelling Of Thomas p. nv
Owens, situated ON the south ode Of John 'Aaias
street, near thSPost Once. The dwelling con-
tSlns eight rooms, and Is supplied with water and
HA' W THos. o,RMBN,
Jahf7 - q p - Real Estate Agent.
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We arc prepared 70 execute ever Description d


5HluE'1M apu.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-27
One More Unfortunate.

While crime of every hue, dark and
grandly terrific is every day committed,
shocking the nerves of public morality, and
causing shudders of horror to creep over
our feelings, nothing more hideOus or so
sadly fraught with sin and despair, chilling
the better nature Of man, and marring the
fair proportions of virtue, is ever made
known to the readers of our columns that
the following, which recently occurred in
our nighbOring city of Clarksville:
A negro barber, by the name of Tom
Beaumont, last Monday eloped with a
white woman, resident of that city, and
whose name we withhold for rea-
SONS readily appreciated by those
conversant with the family antecedentS OF
the unfortunate woman. What induced
Tom to this act we are not informed, and
are at loss to conceive, for he has always
been regarded as an honest, faithful negro,
and was doing a lucrative business, receiv-
ing the patronage of the best gentlemen in
the community. He went as servant with
his master in the late civil war and whether
in the hurried preparation of the soldier S
scanty meal or in the battle plain where
passion and glory were locked in fiercest
conflict, he was ever the same faithful ser
want. We learn that the woman, once
most Highly respected and moving
in the best circles of society, was seduced a
year ago by an unprincipled and beastly
scoundrel, and had for some time past an
improper intimacy with a colored MAJ.
Being reduced to misery and seeing every
grace of life and hope and honor itself
withered by the touch of an infamy that
knows no remorse, as il has no expiation,
this last act of degradation was, perhaps,
resorted to as an oblivion of the heart S
saddest grief, yet the souls bitterest curse,
offering as it does woman's name mockery
of her kind to life and memorial of foulest
sin and seorn to death.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-27
Famous minstrel Troup Coming.

Hart, Ryman & Barney's famous troupe
of Ministries are announced to appear at
Masonic Hall on the I'd, Sd and 4th of Nov
ember. In 4 recent issue of the Memphis
appeal, we lind the following flattering no
tice of the company:
cat the theatre, the Hart, Ryman & Bar
ney MINISTRIES have for several nights given
performances that not only drew and paid
well, but pleased and delighted all who COM
posed the audiences. 1t is seldom now-a-
days that we are confronted by the burnt
cork business done up in so superior style.
The jokes are new and devoid of vulgarity,
the hits are apt and well made, and the
quipS and cranks are as peculiarly fresh as
the personnel of the troupe can make them;
a personnel that, by the way, proves that
even for negro minStrelsy Gas the highly
cultured would say) there is necessary
something Ike education for the stage,
adaptability for extravagant burlesque OF
high and low life, musical skill. and the pro-
fessional enthusiasm that induces abandon,
and the absence of self, so essential to sue
ceSSful expression of the comic side of ma
ture, whether it be the negro or any of the
prominent natiOnalities Of Europe, all OF
which are noted for their peculiarities. The
best examples of this educated and thought
full ability in minstrelsy, as we remember it,
were the Christys and Buckleys, Jim Grow
Rice, the daddy of the business, Newcomb,
Eph Horne, Rumsey, Campbell and Peel
| all noted for the careful study of whatever
| they attempted, with a view to effect. Equal
with these are Hart, Ryman and Barney
! They are characterized by naturalness
! There is no effort, no straining for effect
/ They seemed to be of the scenes in which
/ they are cast, and to be the veritable char.
acters whose gross offences against all usua
rule of conduct, speech and idea afford &
never ending fund of laughter, from which
their auditors can draw largely, and a
I pleasure.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-27
A nraSringe under DinicuIties.

Late on Wednesday evening last, Miss
Amanda G.. johnson, residing on the corner
of Foster and Stewart streets, in Edgefield,
met with an unlucky accident. While lean
ing against the fence, plank gave way, and
she fell to the ground, breaking her arm.
This mishap, unfortunate as it was, was bad
in another sense, for it occurred on the eve
ming previous to her wedding day, for which
all the necessary preparations had been
made. The injuries sustained were painful
enough, but regarded as light in comparison
to the thoughts entertained of disappOint-
ment to her many friends, who had been
invited to hymen's altar on the coming day.
1t was dilemma only to be appreciated by
those who have been similarly situated.
Immediately following the accident, a
physician was sent for, the broken limb
skillfully set and bandaged, and yesterday
morning found the sufferer doing as well as
circumstances would permit. 1t was sug-
gested that it would be better to postpone
the marriage, but the brave girl would not
hear to it, and at the appointed hour, the
assembled friends witnessed the silken knot
tied between Mr.. S. A. Gibson, an engineer
on the Louisville and Nashville railroad and
Miss Amanda G. johnson. A smooth track
over life's journey to the engineer and his
bride. May the train on which they have
embarked be free from all accidents in the
future, and may the bridegroom fully APP
preciate the first lesson in engineering re-
received from his attendant-the Importance
of being on time.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-27
New Enterprise-The Franklin Street


Among the enterprising firms and desira-
bic institutions in our city inviting capital
from abroad, and encouraging the develop
ment of domestic resources, We take pleas
ure in noticing that of S. +. Jones & Son,
who are now engaged in the foundry bust
Mesa business which, from the constant
demand for its work and the abundant sup
ply of material in this State, is bound to
constitute no unimp0rtant class of manu-
featuring interest, and that, too, we believe,
at no distant day in the future. In Sep
TENDER of last year MIR. Jones was so I'M
fortunate as to meet With a loss of S43, 900
in the destruction by fire of the College Hill
/ Foundry which had been in successful OPP
Grafton and at the time of the fire was doing
a large business. With an energy com
mendable and which knows no defeat Mr.
Jones went to work and in twelve months
time is again moulding his fortune. The
present foundry is a convenient frame build
ing located on Franklin street, within an
hundred Yards of the Nashville and Deca-
tur depot. 1t has been in operation only
about two weeks and bids fair to command
a large patronage in the future, for as vet
all the arrangements are by no means COM
plete, notwithstanding castings of every
kind such as Cog-wheels. Undergraduates,
screws etc, are being daily made.
Its capacity will require twenty-five
hlnds to attend to the general iron mould
ing and finishing departments, the latter of
which viii be supplied with the best made
and latest style of machinery, together with
all necessary turning lathes. As yet only
the machinery for the furnace and fan are
in operation. The moulding arrangements
are of the best order and equal to any in
the country. At present the MessrS. Jones
are principally engaged in casting water
pipes for the corporation, having a contract
for twelve hundred feet, of which about
nine hundred feet has already been made, and
the specimens in the foundery will compare
favOrably with the work of eastern or west
e1n cities. The balance, three hundred feet,
will be finished by next week. The manu-
facture of car wheels viii constitute spe
cialty in the business as soon as arrange
ments can be perfected. The firm has al
ready entered into a contract for making
and furnishing al the car wheels and cast
ings for the Nashville and Decatur Railroad,
which of is If is an encouraging prospect
for the future success Of the firm, which we
trust will receive the support and patronage
deserved from our citizens.