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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-14

The ChancellOrs' met according to ad-
jOlunment yesterday morning, at which
time the committee appointed the previous
dav. to number and cOdify the rules adopt
ed. made their report which, embracing the
matter already published, was discussed
and adopted by the meeting, which after
signing the same recommended them to
the Legislature, asking that they sanction
them as statutory rules governing the prse-
tice in the Chaneery Courts throughout the
State. After returning thanks to Chancel-
lJrs Morgan, (Chairman) and Smith, (Sec-
retary,) for the dignified manner in which
they had conducted the meeting, the con-
yention adjourned sine die,
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MAINE.
E.pIosion ofTwopowder Mills.

Explosion OF Two Powder MIIIs.
PORTLAND, Oct. 13.-TwO mills of the
Oriental Powder Company at GambO Falls,
of Gorham, blew up this afternoon. One
man was killed and another wounded.
Unprecedented Freshet-Five Million
Logs Gone.
BANGOR, MAINE, Oct. 13.-Heavy rains
yesterday caused an unprecedented freshet.
Penalescot water rose9 feet in "a hours,
and is still rising. Five million logs have
have broken from their fastenings, and are
floating past tbs city. Large quantities
must be lost. 1t is feared that much damage
viii be done bridges, etc.
PORTLAND, Me-, Oct. 13.-A saw mill
owned by Merritt & Bro, on north POro-
nal was entirely swept away by the freshet
Thursday and many bridges destroyed.
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FRANCE.
A MOnarchical Minister.

PARIS, Oct. 13.-Radical journals uan-
imOus in their censure of the appointment
of Periere to the Ministry Of the Interior,
and accuse Theirs of pretending to conduct
Republican Government without calling
Republicans to his aid or counsel.
PARIS, Oct. 13,-Minister Washburne
has called for meeting of Americans to-
morrow to contribute for the relief of Chi
cago sufferers.
BERLIN, Oct. 1S,-It is reported that
two conventions between France and Ger
many were signed to-day, and Ponyer
Quertier will leave tonight for Paris.
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WASHINGTON.
Grants New Departure.

Grants New Departure.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-The President,
Postmaster General Cresswel, Secretary
Boutwell,, Robeson and Belknap leave for
Boston this evening.
The Straits of American Commerce.
Webb, ship-builder of New York, had
an interview with the President to-day.
He thinks that unless Congress shall do
something at its next session to aid steam
navigation, every American will have TO give
way to the British within one year.
The Chicago National Banks.
1t is said that Comptroller Hubbard left
for Chicago to-day to look into the condi-
ton of the national banks
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PENNSYLVANIA.
A Victim of the Late Riots.

CHICAGO, Get. 13. = The police are
searching for the murderers of Maj. Cato.
Gen. Wagner in his order for parade of the
regiment at his funeral, says of Cato. He
was an upright Christian whose piety was
lofty and sincere, a pure minded patriot
who served his country in her darkest hour,
a courteous gentleman and a valiant sol
der who died as he had lived, without fear
and without reproach. His body will be in
Gate at city armory Monday.
$4,000 Majority.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13.-The returns
indicate Republican majority of 1900.
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THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS AFIRE =!
Been Burning for Six Weeks.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-Letters received
from members of the geological expedition
of the fortieth parallel, report that extensive
fires have ragged throughout the Rocky
Mountains since Aug. 2, filling the air
with such volumes of smoke as to stop the
typographical work. On Oct. I'd a heavy
snowstorm prevailed, and on the Sd, for the
first time, the air was clear. Engineer
King says the survey will be completed by
the LIST of December, and that the eXpedi-
ton has been very successful.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
erious Disturbances at NewcastI.

LONDON, Oct. 13.-The Newcastle strike
continues to be attended with serious dis
turbances. Last night the services of the
police were necessary to quell an incipient
riot in which several men were seriously
hurt. Several rioters were arrested.
Personals,
Ex-Empress Eugene will shortly return
to ChiSelhurSt.
The health Of Queen Victoria is improv-
ing,
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NEW YORK.
A sIs.ooo preach Of Promise.

4 sI5, ,OOO Breach of Promise.
Miss Roxelena Homan, aged 30, was to
day awarded damages to the amount OF
$1,000 by jury in Brooklyn court in
uit for a breach of promise of marriage,
against A. Fare, widower, for whom RoX-
elena was housekeeper
Anew Grand jury,
The Grand Jury has been discharged and
a new one will be empanelled on Monday.
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HAR TF0RD.
Death on the ScafIOld
A Criminals Desperate Attempt at
Suicide.

a Criminals Desperate Attempt at
Suicide.
HARTFoRD, Conn, Oct. 13.-David
Kently alias James Wilson, was hung at
1870 p. NJ. to-day. He attempted suicide
about 8 O'Clock this morniUg by endeavOr
int to puncture the heart with a small wire,
which he had secreted on his person. In
consequence of his weakness this morning,
there was am effort to procure stay of
proceedings, but it failed. At the hour for
the execution he walked firmly on the
scaffold and made a short speech in which
be said he had attempted to escape the ig-
nomy of the scaffold. lie justified his act
in killing Warden, and finally put the rope
around his own neck and met his fate with
mt hinchinu,
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. Is, Isle
Probdbiliiies,-It is probably that ON Saturday
the barometer will fall very generally throughout
the Atlantic States, with easterly winds and in
creasing clOudiness, and possibly rain. On South
Atlantic and Gulf coasts cloudy weather with
light rains will probably extend to Lake Aichi-
gan tonight and fresh southerly winds prevail
over lower lakes tO-morrow.
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LOUISVILLE.
An InfantiIe Drunisnrd

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 13.-The total Louis
vile subscription thus far, including the
city donation of $4,000, is about $500. 900.
Yesterday Johney Hagan, aged I years,
by some means got hold of bottle of whis-
XIV at home, drank large quantity of it and
died last night from its effects.
Irish Catholic Benevolent Union.
The convention Of tn eIrish Catholic Benev-
olent Union of america, in session here,
adopted new constitution, appointed Phil
adeiphia as the next place of meeting, and
elected officers for the ensuing year.
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EVANSVILLE.
Fire.

EVANSVILLE, Oct. ia fire in this
city destroyed the residence of Presiding
Elder w. F. Hamed, two other residences
and five stables.
The school children of the city co ntrib-
uted between seven hundred and one thou
sand dollars for the relief of Chicago,
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OHIO.
Election Returns.

COLUMBUS, ONO, Oct. l3.-The official
count in Franklin county gives McCook for
Governor 1,514 majority; Democrat gain
81. Stewart, prohibition candidate has 227
votes gain on last year 121. Thompson,
Democratic candidate for Senator, has S44
majority. Abbot, Republican, is elected
Clerk of Court bv 232.
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INSURANCE.

pleased to learn that a manager so liberal
and charitable has located in our CITY, for
the purpose Of re-opening the Old Adelphi
Theater and hope that the abundant sue
cess which you and your company so richly
merit viii reward your efforts. Yours,
JOHN MORROW, JR.
For the committee
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AUSTRIA.
The CrOatS I'm Revolt.

VIENNA, Oct. ia dispatch from
Pesth states that the people of Ogulin, a
town in Croatia, are in revolt on account of
the sale of forts in the district known as the
military frontier. Vigorous measures have
been taken to suppress the outbreak.
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IRELAND.
Chicago Relief.

DUBLIN, Oct. 13.-Many prominent citi-
zens have joined ip request to the Mayor
of the city to call a public meeting for the
purpose of establishing a Chicago relief
fund, -.
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NASHVILLE, Oct. II, 1SI1.-Receiged Of
q. ). Grey, manager, etc, by the hand Of
John Morrow, Jr., Esq, Of the COmmittse
on Subscription, Sl67.2j, in aid Of the Chi
cago sufferers by the late fire.
4. G.. ADAMS, Treasurer.
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RridaI.

A handsome reception was given Mr.. J..
C. Edwards and bride, of Gallatin, last
week, at the Sumner House, by Capt. G. T..
Trousdale. Many beautiful ladies and affa-
Bile gentlemen graced the occasion, which
was most pleasant and delightful.
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uc lbllONIl1 JTdlioltTS Ill Tbdi estate were
recorded at the Office of the County Court
Clerk for the week ending Friday, the 18th
inst:
y. Baxter, Clerk and Master, to
Janet Lenox, deed to land in
Edgefeld. ................... $500 90
George W. Ray to SarOma X.
Ray, deed Of gift to land inthe
I'd district. .............
y. Baxter Clerk and Master, to
r. W. Woodfin and W. III.
ThaxtOn, deed to lots on
Maple street ................. SO 90
Attorneys for Hugh McGavock
to j. b. Carpenter, deed to
land in McGavock's addition. 600 90
\. Baxter, Clerk and Master, to
Henry Cole, deed to land in
Edgefeld. .........-......... 25O 90
w. II. Perry to Hugh Douglass,
deed to lot on Broad street. 49,. 2.50O 90
Abram Smith to Aaron Jennings,
deed to lot in Harding's Add
tion.................... 175 90
Joseph A. Bowman to Jane G.
Cable, deed TO land in the 18th
district. .............. $50 90
H. G. Mcdaniel, Commissioner, TO
Andrew Ewing and others, deed
to land in Clarksville. ..... 80 90
Burren Warren to John L. WOr-
rell, deed to land in the 10th
district ct...................... 235 90
&. L. Harman to G. Il. jenkins,
deed to land in the 10th dis
Observation-Disclosures. $500 90
James Ill. FurgusOn to Jesse
Brien, deed to land in the city. 100 90
W. B. A. Ramsey to p. H. Wink
Ter, deed to land in Edgaield. $50 90
+. ThOma to VIM. A. ThOma,
deed of gift to land in South
Nashville.
n. Harsh to James O'Brien, deed
to land in the I'd district ... 1000 90
Preston NJ. Dobbins to John X.
Harris, deed to land in Prince
ton, Observation-Disclosures. 225 90
Gov. Senter to VIM. Simmons,
deed to land in the Lunatic
Asylum plan. n................. I,54O 90
W. ), Whitman to ID. b. Garrett
and Benjamin King, deed to
land in Edgefeld. d...:......... 40 90
John II. Buddeke TO j. II. Bud
deke, deed to lot in North
Nashville. .................. 1850 90
G. w. Harding to Caroline V.
Reynolds, deed 10 lot in the
CITY y,,,,.............. 800 %
North Nashville Real Estate Com
pany to j. II. Buddeke, deed to
lots on Summer street,
James FurgusOn to Andrew
White, deed 10 land in David
son. son.::............... 100 90
j. ii. Hales to j. T. Rmdles,
deed TO city lots. ts........ $50 90
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King Louis, of Bavaria, has prohibited
his officers from becoming Freemasens,
Steam carriages are said to have recently
appeared on the boulevards of Paris.
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G., S. GREY, Manager.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct, II, IS7l.-Mr.
&. ). Grey, Manager: Dear Sir-Your
kind note, incloSing S167.25, the net pro
ceeds of the benefit given in aid of the Chi
cago sufferers by Your dramatic company
last night at Masonic Hall, was handed to
me this day. The amount has been
turned over to Mr., A. G. Adams, Treas
urer OF the fund, and you win please find
his receipt for the same inclosed. In
, behalf Of the committee and the suffering
women and children of Chicago, desire to
return our sincere and heartfelt thanks for
this very liberal Contribution. We are
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THE RELIEF BENEFIT.

The following correspondence explains
itself:
NASHVILLE, TENN, Oct. II, 1S71.-To
the committee appointed by the Mayor to
select Observation-Disclosures InclOsed
you will find the net receipts of the perfor-
nance last evening (Oct. III for the hene-
fit Ofthe Chicago sufferers, which tender
with pleasure; and only wish that l cannot
contribute more to this very laudable cause.
Be assured Of my humble assistance in the
future in all charitable contributions.
Wishing you God speed, subscribe myself
your humble servant,
q, ), GREY, Manager.
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ROME.
Exodus of Religious Orders.

ROME, Oct. 13.-It is asserted that many
congregations Ottoman Catholic orders are
about to leave this city and go to England
and America, where they propose to found
converts.
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SPAIN.
Ripe for Another RevoIution.

MADRID, Oct. 13.-The rupture between
Sagosta and Borilla is complete. The Re
publicans are said to be ripe for an offensive
move against the government
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WHOLESALE CLOTHING.
THE
CLOTHING TRADE.

We haze Just opened a
larger &OcA; Of Ready-made
Goods, adapted to the early
Fall and Winter a0ear Of the
Southwest, than eUe,' before,
aohich a0e a0iU sell Ito mer-
chants Only) at the Ve'y
10 WEST EASTERN
PRICES, and aoe earnestly
dnUite buyers to call and sr-
anime oar Stock. o.
Particular attention IS call
ed to oar Nea0 Styles Of Salts.
These Goods haze been con-
ceded By all a0hO hare eram-
med them, superiority tn
make, color and finish, and
mill satisfy any one that, at
the prices at aohtch a0e offer
them, they are the cheapest,
By tar, Of any IN this market.
4 full line Of Beaver o.
Goats and Gune ClOtlsiag on
sale. Orders carefully filled.
BOLIVAR II. COOKE & Co..
NASHVILLE, TENN.
B. II. COOKE,
J p. WHITE.
WdrerOOms No. 10 Public
Square.
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TORONTO, ONT, Oct. 13.-The Domin-
ion Government are drafting men from the
different militia districts and sending them
thoroughly equipped to reinforce companies
now in Manitouba.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers in real estate were
recorded at the Office of the County Court
Clerk for the week ending Friday, the 18th
inst:
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.

Geographic Report from Signal Ssrrics Cbrps, U.
81 4. Of Obssrrations at 4 O'Clock. 2. ".
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FOREIGN.
WINNEPEG.

Canada Drafting against the Fenians.
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ials should be consigned to the Chicago Re-
lief and Aid Society at Chicago, great care
being taken to mark the contents on the
packages, and send invoices promptly by
mail. Send cooked or perishable food only
upon special advice from our Society.
r. B. MASON, Mayor.
HENRY w. KING,
President Chicago Relief and Aid Society.
WRIT DEXTER,
Cl,os-x,,a y, rf Exoo,,4;.-.
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by the fire. His body was found near his
banking house which he had evidently lust
left with his money and valuables in his
arms.
Relief - UnseemlO WrangIing Ha.
mOniOus Organization Attained.
There has been some unpleaSantness for
a day or two in regard to the management
of the contributions of the relief fund, etc
The old unpleasantness between the Mayor
and Common Council has broke out anew.
Meetings of the committees from Cincin-
nati Louisville, St. Louis, indianapolis and
other cities have been held during yesterday
and to-day in which there has been consid-
cradle plain talk. They finally resolved not
to have their purpose misunderstood To
secure assurance that their contributions
hereafter should be properly disposed of,
the object has been to leave the funds in
the control of the Mayor and citizens known
to country at large for ability and integrity.
To meet this view a thorough organization
was effected this evening, consisting of the
old established society, the Chicago Relief
and Aid Society, assisted by prominent citi-
zens. All bills are to be audited by the Execu-
tive Committee of that society, consisting
of seven well-known citizens and the con-
UTOlleT anu II. d. hdSOll, mayor. All CneckS
are to be signed both by the Relief Society
and the Mayor. In the great destruction
that overwhelmed us we needed little time
to perfect organization. This we can now
say with great confidence has been accom-
plished.
This organization make the following
suggestions to the people elsewhere:
So far as practicable we suggest that
money be remitted, as with that we can
buy the articles which from time to time
We most need. Funds collected elsewhere
should be remitted directly or held subject
to the order of the Chicago Relief and Aid
Society. Funds already deposited in other
cities will be drawn upon orders or drafts
OF the Chicago Relief and Aid Society Com
mittee, signed by R. B. Mason. All mater
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From the Nashville Correspondence of the
Knoxville Chronicle, Radical.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-07-20

A onALLEsoE.--To Gideon Amig, Will.
IAN Hughes. Lewis Snyder, and D. p.
Kaufman, ssent for the champion Ma.
chine
GrsrLxSrs, ] hereby challenge you. or
any one or moro OF you. to = contest he.
tween the DODGE REAPER aud the
CHAMPION. Ishall select one person as
Judge, you shall select another. and The
two thus chosen shall select the third per.
son, and these thres Abail be tho Judges
whose decision shall be final. The oonie 3,
shall take place In o field OF oats on the
farm ioi Reuben Gemberling, In Penns
township, on Wednesday. the. 26,h day Of
July. 1871. Each party snail put One
iIundr ed Dollars in the hands OF such per
scr as the Judges. or majority Of them
shall select aud the amount thus put TO-
gether shall he the property Of the part >
representing the reaper in whose favor the
report Of the Judges or msjority Of them
shall be. also extend an Invita- ion "a
all other Self. Rakiug Machines in III,
county 10 take part in the contest.
Yours Respectfully.
Jos. WLSnicn.
II. I..I.
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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-07-20

NEW WAY 70 MAKE BurrIR.--An eI'
eANngs states tho following; Soma Of
our farmers wives should test the truth OF
the sisisment, which " true will prove a
great gain 10 those WHO are engaged iu
butter makiRs; 4tt sael
4 fsw days since, Mary Iluges put about
I q quart ofcream Ia Q elo.h bag. aud bur
'rrisd u sboul two feet deep In cartb, where
u Iemained three days. when she disiu,er-
red u aud founl !, transformed Into pure,
:vesi, yellow butter, With not a drop Of
ba,ssrmilk 10 he seen. Mrs. Hughes
'hiuks lhst cream will yield about one
third mere butter ~ this process than BY
'hs oit fpsnIonel way of churnlny
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BoAnDISo HorsE. MIR. J. +. Lilly, Of
New Berlin, will keep boarding house on
the enmpmeeting grounds between New
Berlin and Centcrvillc during tho c1ntnu-
ance Of the mceiir g. Lodging and meals
furnished. and horses taken care Of and fed,
nj reasonable rates.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-07-20

Gopr's L,p,s Book for August Is a'-
ready on our table, filled s usual, with
interesting and instructive matter. The
price Of this valuable magazine Is 3.0O
n year. Address l.. A. Cooley, n, L. Cor.
9th and Chestnut Ste. Philadelphia.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-07-20

"Dallou's Magazine for August is al
readily on our isble, and has a brilliant
lit Of contents that we do rot wonder IT is
such a favoriie with all classes Of the com
muniiy. It meets the popular idea OF
what magazine should be. Published nj
81 60 ayesr. by ThOmes & TaloO', % Con
press Street, Boston.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-07-20

Joe. II. Mccall and VIM. Searls, Jr. OF
Lewisburg, have leased the Vankirk lloie
of Northumberland, and will take posses
sion In a ,hort time. These "boys" know
how to keep hotel, and il they dom
make the vankirk House one of the mosi
popular hotels in central Pennsylvania the
fault will not be theirs.
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TnE Troxelvili circnit Of the Evangelical
Association will hold campmeeiing 10
Mr.. John Lowers grove. In Dccaier Town
ship. Minlin Co, about three miles west Of
Bannerville. 10 commence on tho 10th Of
August. All who will conduct thcmseivc
becoming such place are invited to at
tend s. AunAxp, Pastor.
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PriceS---A fair offer.

n Tho Merchants In your place viii not furnish
or send tor the Machines send us the retail price,
Washer .ll, Extra WriuKsr ~, hnd We VIII iJt.
ward siiher Ir both machines, ir"s pi freight, ~
places where no one j. sellin-, dud 80 sure ar
40 they will 10 liked, that Va agree 20 refund
the nancy II any one wishes To- return the ma
chimes Tee Oi freight, alter a months tIIal, ac.
cOrdlng to direction,
No husband, father Or brother should permit
the drudyery OF washing with the hands, hlty-
tvo days In the yesr. when Il can Os done setter,
more uNpeditiuusly, with less labur, aud no IN.
Jury 10 ths "a nenss, by DOty Clothes Washer
and Universal Nringer
sold BY dealers generally, " wh0In LIBERAL dis.
counts ara made.
re. BROWNING, Den. Agent,
oct. "a, '7o-omf SO Cor,landt ST, New \ ork
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OS A visir.-Dr. d. +. Swengle, former
ly . citizen oc this county, now of freeport
Illinois. Is at present paying a flying visit
10 his friends in this vicinity, THE Dr.
locke well and his highly pleased with his
western bone. That he will be successful
in building up lucrative practice in Free
port there is not a shadow Of doubt, for be
understands his business thoroughly, Is q
perfect gentleman, and must succeed.