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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-18
JNO. G. JONES & VIM. 0. THOMAS,
Practical Slate ROOferS,

A BE NOW PREPARED TO PUT ON PLAIN
IA and ornamental Slate Roofing, with the ut
most oisp atch and in the best manner. large
quantity Of Virginia Safe on hand, which Is su-
erior to any other il America Prices Is follows:
Plain roof, SIS per sqnsre; Ornamental, with dn-
ferent colore, $t4 10 SIC per square. All work
war; auted. Address Box 76, Nashville, Tenn.
Orders from any portion Of the South, prompt
| " attended to- febl4 3m'
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state of Tennessee.
CONTROL ER's OFEfCE,
Nashville, Jan. /, 1S7LJ
Lea. r Pennebsker, Comptroller Of the Treas
ury, do hereby certify that the WLshiI gtOR Fire
insurance Company, locsted at New York City. in
the state Of New York has produced to me salts
factory evidence that said Company has complied
with sl the requirements Of the laws Of the State
OF Tennessee, imposed on Insurance Companies
and further certify that Messrs. Peck & Cshill,
AGENTS Of said Company, have also complied with
the requirements OF the laws of the state, mEde
snd provided in such cases.
Wherefore, "a Insurance Company has author
tv TO take risks and transact the business Of Ius
rance In this State, at Nashville, Tennessee
ED Z. PENNEBAEER,
Comptroller CT Tennessee.
PECK & CAEAILL, Agents,
febl5 Ct 50 Union st Nashville, Tenn.
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In the Circuit Court Of Smith County,
Tennessee,
Samuel NJ Winfrey VS.. MeliEss q. Winfrc!
RTTT EOT7 T,IVOppE

Samuel NJ winfrey VS.. Melifss e. Winfrcy.
BILL FOR DIVORCE
IN THIS CAUSE, IT APPEARING TO TIE
! satisfaction Of the Clerk, from complainant
bill, which is sworn to, that the defendant, MeIs-
sa Winfrey IL a nonresident of this Stste, that
the ordinary process OF law cannot be served:
1t is therefore ordered that publication be
msGe in the Union and American, newspaper
Published in the city of Nashville, for four con-
secutive weeks, commanding said non resident de-
PENDANT 10 appear at the next term Of the Circuit
Court, to be he'd in the Courthouse in the town
of Carthage, on the fourth Monday of March. 1871
and plead, answer or demur TO said bill, or the
same Will be taken for confessed ard set for hear
ing ex psrte, as TO her. This, Jan. 26, 1871.
THOMAS PI-HER, Clerk.
BY J. NJ FISHER, Deputy Cleik.
feIlg at yyYt.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-18

The Hon. A. Ii. Stephens authorizes a
denial of the statement of the Columbus
Sun tina. he has embraced The Sweden
boTgian doctrine.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-18

SPEAKING of Grants insane ambition
TO be his own successor, Senator Sumner
recently said, ooh Grant can't be re-
nominated"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-18
TRUSTEES SALE.

pY VIRTUE OF a DEED F TRUST EXE-
- Cutod to the Nashville Building Association,
on the 18th day Of April, 1858, and registered in
the itarister's Office Of Davidson county, Tenn.
IN Book No. %, page 49, will, on WEDNES-
DAY, MACH l, 1871, expose TO public sale, at the
fouuh)rse door in the city Of Nashville, for cash,
without the equity Of redemption, the real estate
described in said deed, 81 usted in Davidson coun-
T., Tenn, in She plan OF Az lots known Ne
GaVOck W etpUres addition to the town of Nc
Glv,Ck, an being lot No. II on the corner Of Al
ECrta avenue and jefferson street, fronting 81 feet
on Jefferson street. ana running back $50 feet, and
lots Nos. 49, 80 u. lnS, 2O4 Z6I 262, 346 49, al in
tie said Plan. sut more particularly described in
sid deed Of trust, uOrtgaged to "a Association
10y +. v. sehCu
The proceeds 70 be Gppliad to the satisfaction Of
the debt secured in said trust deed, there being
balance due 20 tn date Of ST. IS, without Usu-
", besides the cost IF executing this trust This
18th Gsy CT February 1877
Ey order Of the Board Of DirectO.s.
febl6 2W ANSOS NELSON, Treasurer.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-18

TENNESSEE BONDS were quoted in New
York yesterday at 64f for both the old
and new issues.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-18

THR new Governor of Maine has just
appointed his predecessor in office a jus
tiCe of the Peace.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-18

CoTroN closed weak in New York yes
terday at 15c for middling, which is a
decline of &c on Thursdays quotations.
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T. - IL H T. n T,

ry'wO NEW AND ELEGANT STORES,
with splendid Offices and Rooms above, in the
sCAN1RELL BLOCK, =" on North Summer street,
opposite IhCmpsOn's
ARKlNGTOS, FARRAR 4 WEAKLY, Agts,
dec22-tf No. % North College stre8t
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NAME AND LOCATION.
THE NAME OF THE COMPANY IS
The Washington Insurance Company
and is located at I72 Broadway, New York.
l. CAPITAL.

The amount of Capital Stock is. ...S4OO,OOG
The amount of Capital Stock paid up in
Cash, efOOsOOO
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LOST,
4 FINE GOLD WATCH,

between the six and ten-mile toll gate, the No
lensville pike. A liberal reward will be paid il
left with /. D FLIPPIH, n. ard q. h. K. Depot,
Treasurer's Office. febl4 lW'
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Irsolyent Notice.

HAVING THIS DAY SUGGESTED THE IN
IL solvency Of the estate Of Edward Bradford,
10 the Clerk of the County Court of Davidson
county, this Is to give notice to all p having
claims against said estate, 10 file them duly
authenticated, as the law directs, with the Clerk
Of raid Court on or before the 10Th day of May,
ISL, or they will be barred both ia law and
equEy. This, the 18th dav OF February. 1.7I
JSO. q. FERRIS,
feblS dlsw tmay2O Sat Pub. Administrator.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-18

GOLD opened in New Yogk yesterday
at Ill and closed at 111s.
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
IA AIR Q II IL

IA All = Q II IL
TTyRATEs BUz 70 AID E'GCN NASH VIZ AZ
4 fouJEE:
Lave tNCVs 20. 1870. AHsfys.
$40 4 & 9.l5 A. X
2:3J p ~ $50 ?. Il
- Trains connect -t E0-tsv-.. o. f1r 81 LoGis
Eld g. points ECs-l, East ana .sss
70 Nal boats lelTiEE LJ--s.ls 4 10 4. ii. and
5P. ~ arrive At Cin~iuuati u time 20 cCnDsct WIKI
sarly trains fJ- Ito EaEg
- PasseuEe-3 f-Jl- la.l-sEc KID gofDts 6Orsh
arriving 81 Nashville 50 q-1s T. = ss7s uutg 40
P n IN Which 30 attend ~ s--'us1s before -
Turning.
81 Fox taFcuEh si-zu's, brgrss-s ClScks Hrd To-
formstion 50 to Sleeping Cara through cCunsc11rs,
e., etc, apply s. oflCs Meanwhile Gi-E 1rsEsieE
Co., under Maxwell LJCsg, AID lE t5--1l LouisTils
snd Nashville 5ailrcal IN E1shT.-s
ALE-SZ FIX,
lrly[fg al-g-14 -gUsfints2deaf
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Erie e Atlantic & arsat Western BY,
. lightning Express Trains Daily.

Tennessee and Pacific Railroad.
WINTER SCHEDULE.
. DAILY TRAINS SUNDAYS ExcFPTEp1
Mo- Leaves Nashville O.. 6:GOAp
ARRIVES S. Lebanon 60 g.I5Az1
Leaves lebanon Gt....4.pJ P Il
Arrives at Nashville % T,15PN
NO. z Leaves Lebanon AT .1I A.
Arrives Ct Nashville AZ q.I5AM
leaves Nashville e Alto ?. Il
Arrfyus a. lebanon 81 5:15P.M
Passengers leaving Nashville 81 the 6:lOAN
train connect with Prices 40 E'les FOR Alexan-
dris, Liberty, SIlithviue, Slgts, New middleto2
and OOOkvi1s On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days
- On application a. General Ticket Cf3co u
Nashville, "a ties - +. 20 s--l. shed with "COaHU-
rAIION TICAE1s, 90. - pr- r--t. disco1ut N reg
uIsr rates. %. Be-. EARAMRUE-
nOv27-u Superintendent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
L. O. y. #.

L. O. -. r.
THE MEMBERS OF AURORA LODGE No. los
i l. o. 0. F., are requested to meet at their
Hail. Sunday, Feb 10, at o'clock p. m, to attend
the funeral Of our late brother, John Frasch.
Members of OF err Lodges are respectfully invited
to attend.
BY order Of the n. G.
1t JOHN HERBRICH, secy.
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DIR. j. NJ. STONE,

TAYING BEEN ENGAGED IN The PRAC-
Ii tice of his profession for thirty hve years
now tenders his services to the citizens Of Nash
vile and vicinity. .-..-
Residence and ONCE: No. 2l8 South Summer
street. feD6 Sm
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Edgshsld and Kentucky


r Ell L Il, = a d
ON AND AFT5R nov. p, 1870. Trains ON
~ the Edgedeld and Kentucky BairOad VIII Eun
as follow:
Freight and Pass. q" 4" 800 A. a.
Man sud Express E-Etyes " c sc P. n.
Freight anu Pass. " SOS A. n.
Train leaving Nashville az 200 ,. II makes d.
rect connection az 8EtLvIe vfth tErOCEh trains 10
Memphis, NeE Orleans, & -bt,e, and al points in
the Southwest Also, males direct correction wit
E. H. & ". train for Fiopkllsvilia.
Train arriving - Nashville Oh eos - r. make
connection at Guthrie With tlrUusL s1ii trsin
from HophInsyiLe and accommodation from
ClNrksvile.
Train arriving at Nashville at "a P. N. CON
meets with through Mail train from New Grleans
and Memphis and l'sO wiz trSiu from Hopkins
vile
All Trains run daily, except SUNDAYS
novzOh H. L GLAST2&, Supt
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Cumberland Coal,

DEST QUALITY, AT THE REDUCED PRICE
ID of 81 per lead
OFFICES: LITTLE & ROBINSON.
No. 60 Church st Maxwell House.
W. II. WOODCOCK 4 CO.,
feb7-tf No. 81 South College street.
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YNEGTORS
Tn Chaucury at Nashville, Tenn.

STATE OF TENNESSEE-Ofice Clerk and
Masto-, OhanceIy Court at Nashville. 7
January the 10th, 1871. J
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-04-18


Mrs. Muloch- Craik is engaged in PREPARING
series of "Girls' Books.
Tweuty-four large circuses are announced
for the season of 1871, in the United States.
Miss c. M. Yonge, one of the most industri-
Gus of literary workers in England, 10 editing
from the French, the Life ard Adventures Of
poleon the First" 90 -e>N-d ~
There is great deal of theology in the idea
Of the little girl who wished she could be good
without 0beying her grandmother. She said
lt was easy enough to read books and pray. but
pretty hard to mind grandmother. foi
The death warrant of one Of the Salem
witches will be shown at the Curiosity Room
OF the French fair in Boston. The return OF
her execution, Endorsed on its back, illustrates
the spirit OF the times. The sheriff at first
wrote that he hung her until she was dead and
our.ed, but subsequent pen-stroke erased the
last words and perhaps softened q little this
remarkable stroke of Justice. 80
In Keene, N. h. on the 9th inst Mr.. Chas.
q. Colony was SO Frustrated by the heat that
ms ply gives little hope of his recovery.
The same day an OF belonging to Mr.. Carmen.
teHd Surry dropped dead on the road, the ef-
feet OF over working in the warmest part of the
day. III 10 :" r - =. - w. '-o
Mr.. Peter S. Coley ploughed up, come two
Conn.,, about 200 pounds of old lead, evidently
parts OF an old statue of horse. 1t is suppos-
ed TO be portion of the equestrian statue of
King George, which stood in Bowling Green.
NY, and was pulled down by the populsce
during the revolution.
Ohio boarded the prisoners in its Peniten.
tiary for $45 30 each last year.
New Orleans has now more fast teams and
stylish private turnOuts than it ever had before
even prior to the war.
=. Andrew johnson denies the assertion of hi.
intimate friend" that he is anxious to be ra-
celved back into the Republican fold, Wall.
the reception the suggestion met was rot verv
enthusiastic or encouraging to him. if ia had
incl'nations to swing around that way.
physician was recently thrown from hi.
GARAGE, breaking one of his legs. A lsdv
neaiing OF the accident, remarked: az am
glad OF It'll Every doctor ought to meet With
such an accident once in a while. no that ha
can hear an OCCASIONAL groan from a natient
with out laughing at it'll" Il- p~''" 1'
spiritual circle in Cincinnati has learn.d
from departed shade all about the next Pres;.
Dental election. The departe shade rams ont
that the Republicans will nomip ate two csnSi.
oates, Gen. Grant and q Radical, and ire
democrats, Chiof Justice Chase, and that ths
last will De elected and We shall dwell in nesce
and good will ever after. - p'~''
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-04-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

A SERIES OF GRAND DIAMOND GIFT CON
a CERTS viii be held In Warrington, ID. c., com
mencing on the Sd day OF May, 1871, the profits o
which will be devoted to the relief Of the victims
the French war. 1870 600 tickets land morel Wi
be sold, numbered from to f90,60O $se0, 900 Wortl
Of Diamonds, of the finest quality, warranted by
diamond house second to none in existence, will b,
given to holders OF tickets without reservation
whether absent or present. rFE m I'M
This magnificent collection, which Is the larges
and most valuable In America, ID catalogued az FOL.
lows lone Imperial set. Breastpin and Earrings
warranted to be the finest in America worth $50 900
one magnificent full set, Breastpin, Earrings and
Bracelets, worth $50 900; one similar set. worth $751;
OO0 one Solitaire Diamond King, worth Al8, 900; one
magnificent set Of Solitaire Diamond Studs, worth
S1o,eoo; oAe beautiful sladIesJ iull set, Cluster
Breastpin, Earrings and Bracelets. worth 5000; 81
$50 sets and separate articles In all ranging in value
from SIS to $4,000 each. The proportion between
the gifts and tickets is unquestionaby the most IA
v0rable ever presented. .ALF
The most satisfactory and authentic proofs Oh az
our assertions, from the highest and most RESPONSE
BILE sources and evidences OF the full OF the
public will be found in the hands OF agents In all
Orders tor tickets or information, addressed to
New York Office will receive prompt attention. For
rarticujars see circulars. National Bank OF Repub-
lie depository., ,onr,rco,r ~,
Tickets Sc. 678 Broadway, New york.
aplSd1m TT&S -e
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-04-18

LATE mail letters from Paris give terrible
view Of affairs in the city. The reign of terror
has driven away over 200, 900 citizens to seek .
home and livelihood in the provinces or in
foreign lands, and the city is at the mercy Of
the liberated criminals and those from other
lands who have aocked thithar, the chief of tho
London detectives estimating the number OF
English thieves alone, in Paris, at 1000. OF
the 100000 strangers usually here, writes .
correspondent, there are probably at the pres.
ept time not more than 500, if 80 many. OF
Americans do not believe there are 30, though
two weeks ago they were returning fast; but
they soon fed again for the most part. All OF
the shops in the Rue de Ia Paix are closed; yet
merchandise is as high as last year, and tents
are the same. Out of 81 members of the new
commune, only II are men Of even moderate
views; secret council of six, with Blanqui at
its head, makes all DEGREES, and they exercise
more absolute power than the ex-Emperor,
though supported by M Pietri and his myrmi-
dons, would have dared attempt. The Reds
have cost Paris a heavy sum during the past
few days, say three millions, which is thus
calculated IL ,OO0,0 900 francs taken from the
Bank of France, 100000 from the money chests
OF different railways 800 900 for military stores
delivered, 600, 600 for those ordered, 100000 re-
ceipts given tor various articles reQuisitioned,
1t is positively declared that 100000 francs are
required daily for the pay of the National
Guards and the employees in the Hotel de
vile and different Ministries.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-04-18

>. "a NAhRow EscArE.-Sunday, at the Catbo-
.,0 cnurcn OF st. Mary, Williamsburg, N. ",
there was narrow escape from a terrible tr.o.
edy. A procession of young girls, each Girl
carrying lighted taper, entered the cburcb
while the priest was baptizing numper of cor
verts. Suddenly the flame of candle held bv
one Of the girls set fire to her veil, and the
flames spread from veil to veil until some
twelve of the children were on fire. Happily,
through the presence of mind those present
tne flames were extiDguished before the girls
were seriously burned.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-04-18

A THOUSAND barrels of oil in refinery at
Cleveland, Ohio exploded without any assign
able cause on Tuesday morning of last week.
Tho report was tremendous and the concusa-
ion was SO great as to shake buildings two
miles distant. Those within radius of hall
mile were shaken to their foundations and
their occupants tumbled about in the widest
dismay. Windows were broken, the entire
sash being blown in in. many cases; crockery
ratified, shelf-ornaments were thrown down
promiscuously and the destruction was con.
siderable. The building in which the explos
ion occurred was covered with iron and intend
ed to be fire-proof. 1t was literally blown t.
pieces, fragments Of il on rolled up and twisted
being hurled q great distance in every direc
ton. The building was made An utter and
complete ruin, the work of desolation being
finished by the flames. Other buildings con
nected with the works were nearly destroyed
Brick walls were blown down and windows
everywhere in the vicinity were shivered t.
atoms. The chemical works of March & Har.
wood, situated short distance from the oil
works, were badly damaged and look as If they
had been through Q first class earthquake. A
fragment of wood was blown through Q win
dow Of house fully hundred rods distant
and struck woman who was building fire,
but its force being spent it inflicted no serious
injury. ~,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-04-18


The Boston and Maine Railroad Company
are surveying second route fromSalmon Falls
through North Berwick to Wells. 1t is three
quarters of mile shorter than by way of South
Berwick.
Twenty masked men recently entered
Belair, Lancaster county, s. c., and killed
Ieaac Cowles, colored mechanic, and dragged
Lawson II. Long, merchant, from MS mouse,
and inflicted nearly two hundred blows and
ordered him to leave the State within fifteen
DAYS. Cowles and Long were both prominent
Republicans
The mills and other buildings of the West
Ca.tleton (vt. Slate Railroad Company were
destroyed by fire Saturday night. The mills
were operated for saving and marbleizing
slate for NANTES, billiard tables, SC. Loss
$4,000; insured for about $4,000.
| 4 fire in Lowell Monday forenoon damaged
the Lowell Wadding and Paper Company Z
mills to the amount of $1,000; insured.
j. H. Dyer has gained verdict of $4,000
against the town of Ashfeld, Mass. for per
sonal damages to his wife from a defect in thu
highway.
The old Massachusetts 9Th regiment will eel
citrate the anniversary of the march through
Baltimore by parade in Boston on Wednes
day, review by the Governor and Mayor ant
dinner at Faneuil Ball.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-04-18
EDWIN Booru has been ordered NV Tn


EDWIN BoorH has been ordered by Judge
Brady to show cause why admission to hi.
theatre is refused to the editor and proprietor
Of theatrical paper called the Season, which
lately published a severe criticism on Booths
theatre. The criticisms Of the Season have
been very severe, without pretending to be
just; and it has advertised "a in press book
pnrporting to be history of the Booth family,
including John Wilkes, which will also contain
pictures OF John Surratt and. the. other con-
spira.ors against the life OF President Lincoln.
scarcely be offered, and Mr.. Booth is not to b
blamed for refusing the privileges of his thea
tire to the author Of it. But an important
point Of law is involved in the refusal, and we
snaii not be surprised ifthe result OF the snit is
the triumph of the editor of the Season.
The Delaware Legislature has passed bill
allowing attachments on wages for debt.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-04-18
Personal,

Naval officer A. H. Latin and amir aisa
VIM. A. Darling took possession Of their re
spective offices in New York Monday.
Hirosawa Hioski, member of the highest
board of the government and ono of the most
distinguished statesman of Japan was MUIR
dered by gang of armed men at his residence
10 Yeddo, Feb. 18th. The act was probably in
splred by some political cause.
rr henry Harris, colored, has been convicted of
tnr n;H: IN the first degree at MarceD, Ark,
Crocha.aag .. u. Crockett, grandson of Davy
crockett, some months since.
sarinaw opposed Pn to be Rev. Geo. Bradley, Of
sidewa,f, ;City, Mich, died suddenly on the
S was va k; IN Now York Saturday nisbt. He
no;n ~ ms way to Washington to have his On.
wa Inds as missionary agent to the Chime
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-04-18

CHNAMEN ON OUR WESTERN CoAsT.-Tbe
Rev. DR.. Scudder, who has been resident of
China several years. delivered lecture few
evenings since in Brooklyn, in which he dis
cussed our possible luture relations with tie
teeming populations Of Asia, particularly the
Chinese. He said:
"Chinamen will hereafter come to the Uni
ted States in large numbers. But, tor the
present, immigration has been checked by per-
secutions. In time Cinnamon will fiji the
Sandwich Islands and all the islands of the
Pacific. They can live on nothing. At home
~ a month will give them subsistence. In
San francisco good cook gets $40 mouth.
They will go where gold draws them. In the
nexG few years steam and electricity-the To-
connective. telegraph and steamboat-w make
great impression IN China. When these
powerful agents enter, Cinnamon must leave.
70 escape the pangs OF hunger. The Sand.
wien islanders are doomed; they have got to
die. Christianity itself cannot save their hod-
les, though it may their sous. They have got
the seeds OF death ia them they have NOT Sot
the vitality. Chinaman are intermarrying, and
Will occupy these islands. They willcover ali
the coast down to Patagonia. Their com
merce will be linked with our commerce. We
must know about them. We must send them
missionaries. In few years churches of eve.
ry denomination will have its college on the
Pacl1c coast, to educate and send back to Chi
ma men bearing with them Christian civil.
zation."
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-04-18

HE ABBOTT FAMILY SCHooL.-We have re-
c'eved the annual catalogue of this popular
SCHOOL located at Pennington and now under
management of Mr.. A. j. Blethen, former
y Vi TINS city. The number ct pupils for the
past year has been So, which indicates a bioh
eegree of prosperity. The Little Rlue" no,
with h~" peen favorite school for parents
soma q os 70 educate. The catalogue contains
of II. ;ne. views of the buildings and grounds
location in tbs St., There is no more beautiful
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-04-18

mMAns.-The Albany Evening Journal is
TU: severe IN its comments on the trea-
son Of winans at Albany. 1t saws:
Ai hed IN more Protracted search than D;ooe.
hese nsa ree aG honest man the
in the person of Orange s. WP;u ucan Knave
of Assembly from Dunkirk, Chauta,,,on member
ty. The bargain was probably consn ua coun,
during the night. The price b has not ate
BSod OF oS CO., T sad to be in ne
totype received from the high priest: hnt pro 30
price of treason is higher now than then a md
the priests OF Tammany have more ready ca sL
than those of the Temple '"'n
The N. Y. Times congratulates the Republi.
can party because after so long a search and
SO great price offered only one scoundrel was
found among so many members of the party.