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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-26
THE CITY.
PRESBYTERY OF CUMBERLAND
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Proceedings Yesterday.


The Presbytery met at 81 o'clock, and
was opened with prayer by Rev. ]. L. AT
exander.
RoIl-call-Membe-s present as yester-
day, with the addition of Drs. Baird aud
Proyine, Reys. B. NJ. Taylor, B. F. Jack
son, N. W. Mothersl, S. A Taylor, Elders
J. F. Marshall and J. r. Marshall.
The minutes Of the last Presbytery were
read by the Stated Clerk.
Rev. n w. Motheral, from Oooee Pres
bytery, was received as a member of this
Presbytery. Rsv. S A. Taylor, from the
Richland Presbytery, was also received as
q member.
DR.. B. W. McDonnold, of Lebanon Pres
bytery, being present, was invited to take
q seat as advisory member.
Rev. J. n. Mcdonald, of Franklin, was
ordered to get up the statistics of the Pres
bytery and report to the clerk of the Gen
eral Assembly
The following resolution was offered by
Rev. DR.. W. E. Ward
Whereas, The Board of Publication of
the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, has
since the last meeting of the Pressstery,
established a storehouse in this CITY where
all its books, papers, and records are kept,
and all its business transacted; therefore,
Resolved, That this action of the Board
is approved by the Presbytery, as step of
progress and in harmony with the dignity
of the church at large.
Resolved, That this Presbytery agree to
extend the sale Of books of the church, to
raise money for publication and otherwise,
and as far as possible advance the legiti-
mate business Of publication.
d. B. COckrill and /. A. Hunter, candi-
dates for TIE ministry, were called upon
and read discourses from the texts preyi-
ously assigned them.
The ''Beech Church." Sumner County,
Tenn, was selected as the next place OF
meeting for the Presbytery, on Friday be-
fore the fourth Sabbath in September next.
Presbytery took recess until o'clock P.
N.
BUSINESS RESUMED.
Rev. DR.. Baird, Rev. D. Z. Marshall,
Elders John Frizzell and E A. Mathes
were elected as delegates to the General
Assembly to meet in this city next May.
Rev. DR.. McDonnold, President:of Gum
berland University, delivered an interest
ing address to the Presbytery, in reference
to the condition of the University.
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The Knoxville advertiser says: ga
few Sundays ago one of our most popu-
lar ministers was called upon to go out
to a house in the suburbs of the city to
marry young couple who were in
hurry to be united. He went and per-
formed the ceremony in his usual hand
some style. After pronouncing them
man and wife, be stepped forward to
claim the old fashioned kiss from the
cherry lips of the maiden wife, when the
anxious bridegroom, anticipating his in
tentions, stepped in before him, threw
his arms for the first time % around the
blushing bride, and implanted the first
kiss % of love upon her tempting lips,
and then stepped back, saying, after me,
Mr.. Preacher, after me- and the preacher
took it second hand. That bridegroom
will do"
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CINCINNATI.
Mysterious suicide.

CINoINNATI, March 25.-Mrs. Mary
Jane Lowell was found dead in a thicket,
in a wild secluded region in Ross county,
Thursday morning, under circumstances
that point Enthusiastically to suicide. Con-
siderable talk had been circulated relative
to her and man named John S. Black
burn. The latter is now claimed to be
in deranged condition, and it is said he
knew of the commission of the act.
ADeck-hand Killed by "a Negro.
CINCINNATI, March 25.-George Grape
vine, white deck-hand, and Horace LeOk,
colored, quarreled on the Spray. Leok
stabbed Grapevine, whose injuries are
fatsl.
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NEW YORK.
A Sign i'm the Heavens.

NEW YORK, March 25.-At 1917 this
Saturday morning q meteor of different
colors seemingly one-third the diameter
of the moon, suddenly shot into the atmos-
phere at point 20 degrees south of the
planet Mars. The direction of its motion
was northeast The arc passed over was
80 degrees. Its period of visibility was l
second. A train OF IS degrees in length
vas visible twenty-five seconds. This
immense meteor cast shadows of all sur
rounding objects, making the heavens
ablaze with light.
Canadian Unlonists.
Under the auspices of a club of Canadian
Unionists the sixth monthly reunion of
the French Canadian residents of this
city fsvoring the Union of Canada with
the United States, took place last evening.
Addresses were made on the subject of
Canadian annexation, the principal object
for which the Canadian Union Club has
been startei.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-26

cial journal says the Central Committee
have not appeared to-day.
The insurgents have issued proclama-
nation justifylng their action, and call
ing on the people to vote at the election.
Troubles ON the Swiss Border.
BERNE, March 25.-The Swiss federal
government, fearing an extension of
the French troubles on the border of
Switzerland, have issued an order for
troops to guard the frontier.
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Locomotive Engineers.

The Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
eineers will meet at their Hall in the
this morning, at which time interesting
matters will be presented for consideration.
The meetings of the Brotherhood will
hereafter be on the second and fourth Sun
days of each month. Tue organization is
q useful one and is in highly prosperous
condition. Success to it in all under
takipgs.
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RaiIrnna Commissioner.

Railroad Commissioners yesterday at
Judge Turner'S Office in the County Court
room, which, however, did not take place.
The important litigation in the railroads
will not be resumed for some days to come.
annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Tennessee and Pacific Railroad, will take
place on Tuesday next. Indications are
that ticket will be mutually agreed upon
and that the election viii pass OF most
harmoniously.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-26
INDIANA.
Murder In Midday.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 25. - Thomas
Ringsdorf, agent of the Ktna Sewing
Machine Co., in Indianapolis, was shot
and killed in the drug store of Robert
Benjowsky, Shelbyvilie, Indiana, this
evening. There is much excitement re-
garding the affair. tbs supposed he was
killed by Bspjowsky, the proprietor of
the drug store, on account of insulting
language to his wife. Nobody was pres
ent with the exception of Benjowsky and
his wife
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wheat Prospects.

From our exchanges, and from CONVEX
sation with parties from various parts OF
the State, as well az those who have
travelled over it, we learn that the pros
poets of good wheat crop and an abun-
dant yield is most encouraging and hatteE-
ing. The gloomy forebodiDgs that some
time since prevailed concerning the wheat
have been dissipated, and 80 great has
been its spreading and general outcome
that it seldom, if ever, looked better at
this season Of the year
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GLOOMY Day.

Yesterday was one Of the gloomiest,
dampest, darkest and most dismal days We
have had for some time. The heavens
were overcast with thick and sombrs
clouds, the very AOwersloOked sad land pale,
and scarcely bloomed at all, the cold rain
drops upon them looking like tesrs they
were shedding for the sunshine they had
lost. A slow, mournful, monotonous rain
fell all day, and night came en- folding Q
misty shroud over the city, blsakly and
drearilY enough. -
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Professor o. s. FowIer,s Lectures.

This celebrated gentleman and renowned
phrenologist will deliver two lectures at
the Masonic Hall during the coming week
His first lecture will be Tuesday night, on
Life, Health, and Self Culture, and will be
free to ALL He will lecture again on
Wednesday night, his subject being The
Family" admission to which will be fifty
cents. The worldwide fame and varied
attainments of the lecturer will no doubt
fill the house to repletion on both occa-
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L,t,Ie Girl,s FIngers Gu. on.

A severe and painful accident occurred
to little girl yesterday. She is dsugh-
ter of Mrs. Walker, who resides on. Gay
Street. The child and her brother were
playing in the yard; the brother was gong
through the manipulation Of cutting sod
with an az; he made miss lick, the edge !,
of the az striking his sisters hand, cutting
of two of her fingers, making painful
wound and sad Disagreement Of the
hand. .. ..a-.H.r
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-26

The fourth United States infantry, which
has during the past three or four years
been stationed north of the Union Pscifc
Railroad, has been ordered to Tennessee
for service, though as to the nature Of the
duties they are to perfJrm, We have not
been advised, nor do we know where they
will be assigned. One company has reachsd
Paducah en- route for their destination and
the hers viii follow soon.
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BUCHAREST.
More Troubles Anticipate.

More Troubles Anticipated
BUCHAREST, March 24.-The excite
ment over the attack on the German peace
celebration is not abated. In conse-
quepce of the Intervention of the German
consul the Project of Police has been dis
missed from Office. Further disturbances
are spprehended,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-26
CONDENSED TELE GRAMS.

A fire at Armstrong, Pa, yesterday,
destroyed 5000 barrels of coal oil.
A $3.50, OOG furniture factory in New
York was burned yesterday.
The subscriptions to the new national
loan, yesterday, were 100000. Total
tn date S27. 600. 900,
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bishop mcTyeire.

We clip the following from the Bowling
Green Democrat of yesterday:
Bishop McTyeire, of Nashville, preached
last Sunday TO a very large congregation
in the Methodist Church of this city. The
Bishop is one of the most venerable and
learned men in the Methodist Church
South, and his career has been one of great
usefulness in the ministry.
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To the Editors of the Union and American

The committee on the select ball given
by the Irish citizens, at Concordia Hall,
March II, desire to return thanks for the
many favorable notices received through
your valuable paper on that occasion. And
also to Mr.. FuIghum and lady, we would
say, YOU shall ever occupy high place in
our memory for the many courtesies and
the sumptuOus supper upon that evening.
The committee desire the ladies' in
charge of the different tables for the Or
phans' Fair to meet them in the basement
of the Cathedral Immediately after High
Mass, that We may turn over the proceeds
of the ball of the 18th for the benefit Of
the ornhans ID. y. MUNDY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-26
ENGLAND.

Napoleon Going into the NeVvspa.
per Business.
LONDON, March Is. The Scotsman
says the Emperor Napoleon is engaged
in personal communications with the
managers of London paper which has
always been devoted to his fortunes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-26
LOUISVILLE.
More Cavalry,

LOUISVILLE, March 25.-Three more
companies of cavalry have arrived at
Taylor Barracks. The southwest wing
of the barracks, officers quarters, were
burned this afternoon. Loss 81, 800.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Brilliant Meter at New York
Negro Ku-Klux i'm Virginia
Memphis Fears AnOtherFIOOd
The Grand Finale inArkanSaS
he Grand Finale inArkanSaS
NTISsISSIPPL.


Mcorn WOnst Acceps the u. s. Sena.
t0rshtp.
Special to the Union and American.
MEsPHIs, March 25.-The Appeals
jackson, Miss, special tonight says the
Senate to-day passed the resolution au-
thorizing the Governor to call for o. s.
troops to suppress Ku Klux. Whether
he viii do so or not remains to be seen.
1t is stated upon reliable authority to-
night, that notwithstanding all Washing
ton rumors, Gov. Alcorn will not accept
the q. s. Senatorship.
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VIRGINIA.

A Prominent Citizen Murdered by
Negro Ru-kIux.
RICHMOND, March 25.-Charles Friend,
a prominent citizen OF Prince George
county, living near Petersburg, was muir
dered last night near his house by band
of negroes.
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PARIS, March 25-EyeniDg.-The Off.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-21
Notice 10 creditors.

1OTICg Is HEREBY GIVEN BY II
undersigned, administrat,r Of the estate of
ELIAS ii. JOHNSON, deceased, to the creditors
# and all persons having claims against said &C.
ceased 10 exhibit the SAME, with the necessary
vouchers. within ten months from the first publ
cation of this notice to the undersigned. at the
otff,e of Clarke < Wells, Attorneys-at Law, il
C,rsnn CITY. LEWIS D0RUN, Admir-
C,--.n cirv srr;I 1. 1871. apps BINS
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-21

4 VOID QUACkS.--A victim OF early IN
~ discretion, causing nervous debility, prena-
fure decay, etc, having tried IN vain every alver-
,;Ssd remedy. has a simple means of self-cure,
which he will send free to his fellow Sufferers.
address: J. IL TUTTLE,,5s Nassau street, New
YORK eSSo-"A
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-21
sSssss'S SOyEGE .
L. s. INTERNAL EEENCE

CEC0ND M SIXTH DIVISIONS OF TIE
= Collection District # Nevada. comprl-lnS the
counties Of Nashoe. 0rmsby, Douglas and Esmer-
- is hereby given that the valuations,
assessments or enumerations If subjects Liable to
duty under the Internal Revenue Laws Of the
United States. made and taken ty J-A Burlin-
game and NJ. A. Murphy. Assistant Assessors Tor
said Divisions, and returned to me in the animal
list for 1871, will remain open for the eNaInIna-
tion of all persons concerned for the space Of Ten
DAYS from the date hereof, at the office of the
Assistant Assessors Of the said Divisions, III Carson
CITY and Aurora, between the hours Of 9 clock
\. N. and 1 P NJ. each day, ami after the eNpira-
ton of ten days, to wit-0n the 18th day OF
April A.. D. ISL. al my office in Virginia City,
Nevada. / will receive and determine all appeals
relative 70 erroneous or excessive valuations and
assessments or enumeratiuns made and taken by
said Assistant Assessors. All appeals To the 49,
SCISSORS. a. aforesaid, must be made in writing and
specify the particular cause. matter or thing res
pecting which a decision Is requested, and shall
moreover state the ground or principle Of error
complained Ot.
WARREN F. MYERS. U. s. Assessor.
Carson CITY. April Is ISL aplS-1ed
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-21

The Biddoford Me Journal says
a family troubled by a neighbor in
the same building borrowing things
without leave in their absence, lately
tried the experiment of leaving their
kerosene can filled with water. The
lady of the other part of the house,
not long after, called in to inquire
where they bought their kerosene,
for hers wouldn't burn. She had
wasted nearly a bunch of matches,
but could not light her lamp,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-21
Administrators sale.

DsrATE CT LAWRENCE BARNHARF, De
n csased.-Notice is hereby given That the ul-
dersigned. Adm uIstrator Of the estate OF LAM
Renee gAPNuART, deceased. VIII on
Wednesday, Nay 3d. ls1l.
between the hours Of : a m. and sunset ct said
day. to wit: at l o'clock ? H.. sell al publlc auc-
ton the follow in. described property bel0' ging to
said estate. to Wit: Lots numbered I'VE l5l, eight
Is and ME 81. in Block f'rty-tvo a., in Sears,
Thompson 4 sears Division Of the tow n o: Carson
CITY. Orn-by county, state Of Nevada, with the
improvements thereon: also. the f lowing per-
nal property, TO wit. Soda machine. fixtures,
and bottles. sale to take place upon said prem
i-es. Terms of ~sale-CAcIi. in gold coin.
LOCIS BRADER,
Admir- of the estate of Lawrence BaTnhart. decd
Carson City. April IL. ISL ap12-3w
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Horace Greeley, in answer to a
letter from one of our "bee Keepers
says that bees must be kept III large
coops. and fed with corn stalks and
straw if you would have them lay
we'll. They hatch best in the Spring,
and it is not a good plan to set them
on goose. duck. or hen eggs.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-21
Dissolution Notice.

MINING NOTICE.-STATE OF Ne
M vada, County of ormsby, Carson City, March
D, ISL. Notice is hereby given that there has
been levied by the Trustees of the MONTREAL
GOLD AND SILVER MINING OMPAN an as
sessment of SO cents per foot on the above named
claim, payable in sixty (60) days from the first
publication Of this notice.
J.J GAGNON, President.
C, LAMARRE, Secretary. p.Aa5'"s
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Notice No Ill.
Il : RFGTSTFP'S OFFICE

Notice No Ill.
T.. :. REGIsrER'S OFFICE,
Carson CITY. New . April e, ISL
NOTICE l. Hereby GIVEN THAT JOHN
= JACKSON, HE>kY CAFFALL and JAMES
AJTHERS have this day filed in this office a d.
ayram, together with a notice OF application Tor
patent from the United States. under Act OF Con
cress approved July 70, lst6. for one Thousand
feet If the Mint Loie. known as the Mint Com
pany's claim, situated in Eagle and Wasaloe Valley
District, Ormsby county. Nevada, and more par
:iCular!y described as follows: Commencing al
station No. |. a post on the north line of the
Athens Cor!pany's claim, and running thence n
lgo 90 W. one Thousand feet, 10 station No ,;
thence y. 10 So L five hundred feet, to station
No. :: thence S. 1872 G5' f. one thousand feet, to
station No. !; thence s. 100 So ". five hundred
,eet 10 station No. I, the place Of beginning, and
containing IL IS 10l acres. Bearings from mag
netic meridian. Said claim is more particularly
described by the diagram posted IN TINS ONCE and
Gu the claim.
av7-9Of# =. p TODD. Register.
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THE FARNER.-The glory of the
farmer is, that in the division of Ia
Dor, it is his part to create. All
trade rests at last on his primitive au-
thority. He stands close to nature;
he obtains from the earth the bread
and meat. The food which was not,
he causes to be. The first farmer
was the first man, and all historic
nobility rests on possession and use
of land.- Ralph Waldo Emerson.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-21

At spiritual circle in a Maine
town a young women called for the
spirit of her dead lover. He an
swered, and demanded that she
should marry him then and there.
The ceremony was performed, his
friends consenting, and now the
spiritual wife claims the dead mans
nrOnertV.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-21

THE INVENTOR OF THIS REALLY WONDER
j Full TONIC, after a series of wears and ex-
periments. has succeeded in bringing before the
public AL that can be desire IF a pure Tonic ana
RecuperatUr.
These Bitters are prepaI ed from the most choice
and whales me herbs and Tots. AMI have given
universal satisfaction wherever tried TLuu-ands
Of dyspeItics have found relief through their use,
and physicians recommend them for the cureuf all
disease, If the blood and liver and irregularities
Of the digestive organs.
Headache, Eiiiou-uess and Constipation. Cen
eral Debility and LIS Of Appetite. all are caused
ty the arrangement # the stomach. Liver and
other fuuctiunaTies # the sy.ttm. The INL Rit-
tiers have been successfully u-ei aula-e warranted
to alleviate the sufferer in all the above cases.
The unprecedented success 4 our Buters have
met with ON thi, casast, and the NUMEROUS calls for
the same from tie hast. has induced us 10 open a
house in Chicago, and tn tus4nds If bottles are
sent daily TO all parts of the Stste-. and the CAL
NORMA lNL BITTEES" tuuder which name
they are soId there, are rapidly growing in gen
eral iav"l and supplanting Ia most cases all other
tones and beverages.
Success creates rivals. and some inscriptions
parties are euietyoTIB- To sell an imitation article,
put up similar enough in style and outer appear
ance, 10 deceive the unwaTy. and W. canton con-
sumers to examine the article before purchasing:
the genuine has our trade mark blown in each
bottle, aui DR- HENLEY signature pasted across
the top.
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IL. Y. I1LLlE q w..
DIR L CT
IMPORTERS FROM THE EAST.
Blank Rocks,
New Books.
Miscellaneous Books,
= newspapers,
New Music,
Victim Strings.
Letter Paper,
legal Cap.
Bill Cap,
Foolscap,
Note Paper,
Legal Envelopes.
Note Envelopes,
Drug Envelopes.
Carmine and Violet Inks,
ArnoId's Writing Fluids,
Maynard ~ NOyes' Inks.
Thaddeus Davids' Inks.
Reservoir NiuciIaGe
Patent NucitaGe stands,
Mucilage in Stands.
Barometer Inhs;ands,
Fountain inkStaDGs,
tDkstaIId-.
Travellers InksIaEds
Elegant Portfolios,
Writing Desks.
Water COlOrS.
Carpenters Pencils,
IndeIibte Pen ellis,
Drawing Pencils,
Faber's Pencils,
Copying Brushes,
Copying Presses,
Copying Cooks,
Rlotting Paper,
Oil Paper.
Drawing Paper,
=-acing PAPER
Profile Paper,
N~otariaI ~ afrrs and Seals,
Certificates OF Marriage,
Reward, of Merit.
ApOthecaries' Labels,
Checker EOard>,
Cards and Dice.
Dice Boxes,
Chess Men,
Collection Bags,
Bands,
Bill Files.
Machines,
Paper Fasteners.
Paper Weights,
Paper Cutters.
H. G.. LILLE.
NOTARY PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONER OF
DEEDS, No. II South c street. four doors south Of
Bank Of California, Virginia, New. tel0-tf
Arizona citizen., 1871-10-21
Supervisors DOIngs.

Board met October 16, at 6 P. NJ. Present - Supervisors Jacobs and Fully.
 Bills were allowed amounting to $117 70.
 B. H. Paige, Justice of the Peace in Gila Precinct, having paid the Chair man of the Board SIP 75, it was or dered that the Clerk pay the same to the County Treasurer and take his re- ceipt therefor; and it was also ordered that the Clerk notify the County Treasurer that the Board would meet next Monday at 6 P. M., and that he appear then and make full settlement for the third quarter of 1871, and then adjourned accordingly.