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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-09
CITY NOTICES.

Hosiery! Hosiery!! HOsiery!s T!
Five thousand pairs of ladies' and miss
es hose, very cheap, at the Trade Palace,
IA Pablo Square, John Glgan & Co.
apr9 If . r..--.r-, - ~. ~. ..-rl ~
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Ann,her Watering P,ace

Demoville & 90. turned their soda water
fount loose yesterday, and will keep open
doors for the remainder of the season.
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BATCHELOR,S HAIR DYE

the only true and perfect Dye. HArmless-Eelis-
ELECTROMAGNETIC disappointment-No RI
diculOus tints-"DoEs not CONTAIN LEAD NOR Any
YrrALTO PoTBoN TO INJURE THE HAZE Oh SXsTEM."
InVigorstes the Hair and leaves II soft AMI beAut
full; black or brown. Sold BY all druggists and
Dealers Applied At the Factory, IS Bond street.,
New York. sepn-15
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NOR EVANSVILLE via PAD
Il UCAH = The splendid pas LsEfEh
senRer packet Mailie RagOn, 2zS7AI
J. v. THROOP, Master, GEO. THRoos, Clerk, will
leave as above, on MONDAY, the 10Th inst,
at 10 O'Clock A. n. For freight passage sp2iy on
per Wharf. 1t
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FASHIONABLE spring dress goods, at low
Square. John Gilgan & Co. apr7tf
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LUMB r,
FLOORING,

Sash, Doors and Blinds, at the lowest HaArhsl
rates. Yard and Office corner Broad and High
Terms strictly Cash.
till May II, II RICH'D b WRIGHT.
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SPECIAL AOTICKs.

ssThe Great Household RemedY'''
Our readers are cautioned against mixtures
sold Is "Housebold Remedies" The only bona
hde pure and really msritOrious tonic in the
American mArket, to-day, "a MIsHLERS HEBB
BITTERs, which is the sole possessor Of the title
which heads these lires, and the only oR= Justly
entitled to it.
That fer ali forms Of Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plsint, scrofus. Diseases Of the Kidneys, Impu-
rifles Of the Blood, etc, the only absolute aud
permanent remedy ever discovered is MIsH-
Lea. HERB BITTERS.
And to cleanse your system Of impurities, the
only absolutely eficacious remedy for this pur-
pose is MIsHLERs HERB BITTERa
sp9 deodlv swift.
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INARM FOR SALE OHEAP-RARE INDUCE
II ments-Oountry residence and farm-175
acres-lsrge brick house, with modern improve
ments, and necessary out buildings all in perfect
order; superior land. Location more desirable
than any where around Nashville. Located on
Gallatin pike 81 miles from Nashville, running
back and bordering on Cumberland River; ten
minutes walk from station on L. & N. r. Il. viii
sell part or whole. Terms to suit purchaser. Ad
dress or apply to A: W. WILLS, rs Church Street,
Maxwell Building Nashville.
msr16-We, FIR. So, Su, d1mAp'
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TOR OAIBO, ST. LOUIS, MEMPHIS
IN and NEW ORIEANS-The Fins sK1fsS
Passenger Steamer TN Ron =, TonraEE6a = u
HARMON, Master, ALEX HARD, Clerk, VIII leave for
above and all intermediate lAndiRgs, on MONDAY.
the 10th inst, at O'Clock P. n. For freight or
passage apply on board ortO HARPER Il ARTHUR.
Agents, Al and A Upper Wharf. APPS 1t
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Noutnern bond. in Naw WORK.

The sales OF Southern State bonds at
the New York Stock Exchange on the
4th inst. were as follows:
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See advertisement Of DR.. Butts Dispen
sary, headed Book for the Milhos-MAR
RAGE GUIDE-in another column. IL
should be read by all mayo dkv1y
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PROVIDE NCE

Never helps those who neglect to help themselves.
Use the means for protecting your health and for
tify yourself against the attacks of DISEASE, and
Providence viii do more for you than ever you
dreamed Of A course Of MISHLERS HERB BIT
TIERS VIII insure good and permanent health TO
any man, woman or child. apr2 deOdlwawit
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New JeweIry Stor
ATKINSON, ALSTED & CO.,
.r No. SO Union street,
NASHVILLE

HAvE ON HAND AND ARE
IL now receiving an elegant as XTA&N
sortment of all kinds Of Jewelry III 3M
and Clocks, which they will sell AN .&K
very low for cash. NM
Repairing and engraving done at short notice.
All goods warranted as represented. -r
febl0 eod3m 4thp sun, wed 4 fri s. .. ..-
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"what are the Wild Waves sayingl"

I Oh 'Hasla sIf LsEaru5, 6 --77DDi'A Ai1 :
D. ~ a7IE ~ -WsgJ H5IE Ant Tl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-04-20
RnYaI Efinueffe.

A correspondent of the New York
Tribune, writing from London, under
date of March y, giving an account oi
the Royal Albert Hail. which was at
tended by the royal family, with an i'm.
mense escort of spectators, after noticing
the appearance of the Queen, says:
"The Princess of Wales is pretty and
popular, but to-day most eyes are turned
on figure that follows, all clad in white
silk, with a vail and bonnet Of white, and
a wreath Of orange blossoms about her
forehead. 1t is the bride Of last week,
the Princess Louise, Marehioness Of
Lorne, by whose side walks her brother,
Prince Arthur, and not her husband.
For to marry a Princess does not make
a man a Prince, and royal etiquette
thinks nothing of putting asunder bride
and bridegroom The Marquis, looking
more boyish than ever, walks some ranks
behind his wife, stands apart from her
when they have reached the dais, and
afterward, when the whole party 60 up
to their boxes, can not sit even in the
same box with her. Nobody seems to be
troubled about it, yet there in the Cabi-
net box is that proud Duke Of Argyle
looking down on the curious scene, and
one would really like to know what he
thinks of the social law that ranges his
son so far below his sons wife.
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and lol the servant with gracious
salaam, ushered us out to a re-
fection of fruits and all manner of
beverages, with lemons and sugar to
match. This" said the guide philos-
opher and friend, ais Brazilian hos
pitality One may journey all over
Brazil, and he will be made welcome to
bed and board anywhere in the empire" "
A look at the grounds, where we found
the best fruits growing in great pro-
fusion-oranges rich and ripe, like ap-
Piles in farmer orchard for abundance;
bananas by the hundred, cocoanuts
and bread-fruit, mangoes and dozens Of
others, the names of which | know not
brought our visit to close at that place.
But stepping across the street we en-
tered the highly cultivated grounds of
another Brazilian, whose servant met
and conducted us about the premises,
the principal attraction in which is a
fine collection of rare birds and beasts,
characteristic of Brazil, such as we could
hardly have seen anywhere else, among
them fine ostrich and tremendous
cobra. The facilities for a luxurious
bath in these grounds, and the fanciful
grass-woven hammocks pendent under
inviting shades, and the negligent air,
and style, too, of ''undress in the Bra
lillian country houses, all told plainly
the effect of the climate upon the man
ners and customs of the people
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The Largest Organ.

The organ in the new Royal Albert
Hall in London, just opened with extra
ordinary ceremony, is said to be the
largest in the world. 1t was built by
Willis, the maker of the famous organ in
st. Georges Hall, Liverpool, and con-
tains about 5000 pipes, ranging in length
from 40 feet to inches. The pedal Or
gan extends from c c c to G, and en-
braces q registers. The choir organ
(including an echo " has 20 registers;
the great organ, %; the swell, 25; and
the sole organ, 20; making total of III
stops, besides which there are 80 combi-
nations and ii couplers. The Boston
organ, which is by far the largest in this
country, and inferior to only two or
three on the continent of Europe, has SO
registers and shout 5000 pipes. The
mechanical draw-stops in the American
instrument are very few, but arranged
on such a peculiar principle that an ex-
traordinary variety of combinations can
be made with them. Externally the
Boston organ is 4S feet wide and 60 feet
high; the London organ 60 feet wide
and 20 feet high. The case of the latter
is of very simple design, an unusual
number of the pipes being exposed to
view. Each of the four central pipes
in the front weighs nearly ton. The
wind is supplied by steam power. An
engine of l3-horse power works six pair
o. bellows, and another of 8-horse power
congresses air for operating the pneu-
matte valves The hall in which this
gigantic instrument stands will hold
about 5000 people.
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A Rrn1IIinn Rreakfast.

A correspondent of the Boston Jour
nal writes from Bahia:
Starting on a journey, We sped on out
Of the old city, across a handsome iron
bridge which spans the river TO the more
modern town; then came the more open
country, with its suburban houses, gar
dens, palm groves, its wilderness Of
flowers, its half naked adults and wholly
naked children, and its rough roads.
We pulled up at the gate OF a gentleman
known TO one Of our party. He inquired
for the master; for the mistress. Neither
we're at home, but We were urgently
hidden TO enter. Our friend assured us
that we we're expected to make ourselves
quite at home We took our seats in a
delightfully."- cool parlor, with marble
floor, and opening out on three sides,
under verandas twelve or fifteen feet
wide, paved with tile and seeming after
our warm ride like Brazilian para
disc. We heard the clink Of glass,
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LUMBER.
Lumber, Laths and Shingles |!
PRICES REDUCED.

L AN PREPARED TO FILL ALL ORDERS
y promptly AZ my mill, on Front street. above
the bayou.
o-l07 C.M. VENABLR.
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TWO STREET RAILROADS,

and in very central part of tho city. arc
invited to be present. as the sale will be
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II H r. NJ 3.
The terms are liberal: ons-third cash; bal
anoe in one and two years. with six per cent.
interest; and the chain Of TITLE short. sim
pie and perfect.
RoYsTER. IRRELEVANT CO..
Anetioneers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-04-20

In England the public mind is dis
turbed BY discussions as to what shall
be the future title Of the Princess Louise.
She is a princess, but has married
marquis. Is she therefore to sink 70 the
level Of a marchioness, or shall she be
called the Princess MarchiOness2
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-04-20

"Whar is Europe to American said
a stump orator. Nowharl Whar is
England2 NOwaarl They call England
the mistress Of the sea; but what makes
the scar The Mississippi And all we
have got % do is to turn the Mississippi
into the Mammoth Cave, and the English
navy will be houndering in the mudf'
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A LITTLE WHILE.
BY DANTE GABRIEL RossErTI.

A little while little love
The hour yet bears for thee and me.
Who have not drawn the veil to see
IF still our heaven be lit above.
Thou merely, at the days last sigh,
Has felt thy soul prolonged the tone;
And have heard the night-wind cry
And deemed its speech my own.
A little while q little love
The scattering autumn boards for us
Whose bower is not yet ruinous
Nor quite unleaved our songless grove.
Only across the shaken boughs
We hear the food-tides seek the sea,
And deep in both our hearts they rouse
One wall from thee and me.
A little while little love
May yet be ours who have not said
The word il makes our ewes afraid
To know that each is thinking Of.
Not yet the end be our lips dumb
In smiles n little season yet;
I'll tell thee when the end is come
How we may best forget.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-04-20

BURNETT's COCAINE prevents loss of
hair-kills dandruff
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UnequivOcally PeremptOry,

Ifbidders are on the ground.
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LARGE NUMBER OF LOTS,

LYING BETWEEN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-27

A SAD FAMILY HIsToRY.-The New
Orleans Picayuae tells the following
Shortly after the close Of the wal
Mrs. Beach, living near Carrollton,
went insane. The cause Of her de-
rangement was attributed to the loss
OF her husband in'one Of the numerous
conflicts in Virginia. Notwithstanding
the unsound condition Of her mind,
she went about her daily duties as
usual, taking care Of her children tshe
had two, a boy and q girlA and sewing
for their support. It was, only in con-
y~ersation that her inf1rmity was appa-
rent, and her utter aversion for society.
Naturally weak and delicate In her
organization, her overtaxed strength
gave way under the arduous work she
performed, and day by day her thin,
pale face grew careworn, and her soft
and silent footsteps drew. nearer and
nearer to the grave. But to all IN
uuiries of friends about her health she
would shake her head and say: I'm
we'll; I can't die; who would care for
nv little ones ?" The sad and lonely
life of the woman excited compassion,
but she would take no aims. She
toiled early and late. But not a great
while since she sent for a gentleman
living a short distance from hor, and
when he arrived, said to him: II am
going to die now; my children are
provided for" In less than two days
she was dead, and cotemporaneous
with, the fact came the intelligence
that by the death Of an uncle her
children had become heirs to a large
fortune In Maryland.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-27

A VALUABLE DIREcToRY.-We have
received a copy of the Storey, Ormsby,
Washoe and Lyon Counties Directory
for 1s71-72, just published by the
County Directory Publishing Com
pauy, Sacramento, Cal. II contains
the names business and location Of
merchants, miners, farmers, general
business and professional men, and
other adult residents Of each county
also railroads, stage lines, corporations,
mines, 4 mills, schools churches, etc,
together with q sketch Of the various
towns-comprising a complete general
and business Directory Of the counties
aforesaid. The book Is neatly printed
by Fl. s. Croker Il Co., Sacramento,
bound in the usual directory style, and
/, u valuable for reference or information
to almost everybody, and especially
residents Of the counties specified.
The only particularly Objectionable
feature we notice about the book Is
that 1t has been led into an unqualified
Endorsement Of the Sutro tunnel hum
bug, a project which. however impor-
faae s6d.use It might have appeared
In the past, Is now demonstrated to be
Of so little use that the mine-owners
Of the Comstock do not desire it at all.
, In both intention and effect, as pro-
jected, it u a perfect swindle on the
best interests az we'll as the people
Of this section.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-27

ANOTHER SALE.-We are informed
that the Gaslight and Excelsior mines
have been sold to an English company
for the round sum OF $4,000 For some
time past these mines have been SELL
Ing their ores for $40 per ton. When
such prices for ore are paid by furnace
men, the mines producing such are
valuable and the sum paid Is not too
much. Our miners have been taught
In the hard school Of experience that
too much money has always been de-
manded for mining locations, and the
best and surest way to realize a good
profit on q small Investment Is to nc
cept what would really appear a small
sum for valuable property, Instead Of
waiting months or years to realize an
Immense sum. We are pleased TO note
this sale, a. 1t will help raise the value
Of the many good mines In its vicinity.
,-Euraka Sentinel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-27

TEE NEXT U. 3. SENAroR.-The
election held on the 9Th instant having
resulted In a very decided Republican
majority In the next Legislature, upon
that majority Is thereby conferred the
power, as well as imposed the obliga-
tion, Of nominating and electing n sue
cessor to Cornelius Cole In the United
States Senate ; and consequently the
friends Of aspirants to that exalted
position are beginning to urge their
respective claims. This Is as it should
be ; and, In the absence OF a more d.
rect and universal expression OF the
popular will, the voice Of the press
should b conclusive with the men,
bers Of the Legislature. Thus far,
with q single exception, the Republi-
can papers Of the State are unanimous
In demanding the election Of Hon. A.
A. Sargent as the successor Of Mr.. Cole,
and we heartily and gladly add our
voice to the rapidly increasing chorus
Of praise TO his fitness, his ability, his
fidelity. and his devotion. to the inter-
ests Of those whom he has so faithfully
and acceptably represented; and we
earnestly hope that the Republicans in
the Legislature will heed the will OF
the people thus expressed.-Solano
iCdi.) Repuhicdn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-27

FOUND HER.-Early last week n mar
drove into Chico and camped out in
tho outskirts. For four days he was
to be seen at the depot on the arrival
Of every train, anxlously inqulring If
anybody had asked for him. On the
fourth day the station-master asked II
no wa expecting his wife. He said
no, not exactly his wife, but no had
sent money to.a girl In Missouri who
was coming out and ought to have
been here n week ago. The station
master bethought him to ask for q de-
scrlptlon Of the girl. which was given,
when he informed the man that such a
hooking female ne To described had
arrived six days before aud was Mt the
hotel. The man bet the cigars that 1t
wasn't his girl, and lost them on In
curing at the hotel. r He was much
chagrlned at having been camped with
In 4 stones throw Of her for four days,
cooking his own meals, but placing her
in his wagon he drove off in triumph,
pleased at having Mt last found her,
anyhow. g-rEEsE GEEE.T.# BE-
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Rl.,he. Of wiz .,a WIDER.

To expand the eliest-carrya large
heart In It.
A sure way tostop a woman's mouth
kiss IL.
Wicked waste-burn ming a candle at
both ends.
An off.hand fellow-one who has
lost both arms.
Why Is q woodchuok like o sausage
because It's aground hog &AI
Why il a hog q good mathematician
because 1t Is good on the "square
root" -7, ~ a.r.a- ar
aOut Of sight, out Of mind" as the
mad wag said when be saw o blind lu-
natic, ~
Why are cashmere shawls like deaf
people? Because they can't make
them here.
why DIE birds melancholy in the
morning2 Because their little bills
are all over dew. aFG
How many apples did our first pa-
rents eat In the garden Of Eden? Eve
8 and Adam 2. "
|. The way to- command respect and
plenty of room In a crowd-Carry a
pot Of paint in each hand.
When you find grounds in your cof-
fee, are they good grounds for quarrel
ing with your wife?
What Is the difference between q
chilly mar and a hot dog-One wear
a great coat and the other pants.
The first ingredient in conversation
Is truth, the next good sense, the third
good humor, and the fourth wit.
LL"1 wonder what causes my eyes to
be so weak ?" said a fop to n gentle
man. "They are In q weak place.
replied the latter.
In Germany, when a paper says any
thing witty, they kill the editor. and
not one editor has been killed there for
two hundred years. ''
We have heard Of but one old woman
who kissed her COW, but there are
thousands Of young ones who have
kissed great calves.
Because q man who attends a flock
Of sheep is n shepherd, makes 1t no rea-
son that a man who keeps cows should
be q coward. ..n. .-..- .a-
The key to the mothers heart is the
baby. Keep that we'll oiled with praise
and you can unlock all the pantries In
tine house. -ss
The propeller and her pilot have
this, with other variations: One has
Its wheel at the stern and the other has
Its turn at the wheel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-27

A MAD Ex-CoNvIcr.-Recently a
man named Leandro Fills was dis
charged from the State Prison and
came to this city. His friends here
procured him a place at San Rafael
recently, but on the way up he jumped
overheard and was nearly drowned.
He returned to San Francisco, and OBJ
tanned employment In q restaurant,
but q habit Of smashing plates and
dishes proved fatal to his success as a
waiter. When the proprietor gave
him his congo he preferred jumping
through a back window to walking
out Of the door, and carried out his
preference aud the window sash at the
same time. Yesterday he occupied
himself in distributing on Broadway
cards Of invitation to his execution,
which he said was to take place at 6
o'clock. The Stockton Asylum will
probably be the next scene Of his ex-
plolts.-S. F. Call. .~-z @ \
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TELEGRAMS
SPECIAL TO TuE aoLD HILL DAILY NEWS n
rHE wKsrERN UNION TBLEoRAPH LrNE.l
FROM sAN FRANCISCO

SAN Francisco, Sept. Ill P. NJ
The weather continues warm and
cloudy. y aa-,. t,.,s.s .ra asa.y rar
E. Pertniset, the inventor of the ex-
plosive bullets for muskets and pistols,
which both Communists and Versail-
lists charged the Others with using In
the late siege of Paris, will give an
exhibition Of the effect Of his invention,
in presence of a committee of military
men, at the Bay District Agricultural
Park, at 3 o'clock tomorrow after
noon. He recently arrived here from
Paris. 1t Is claimed that his invention
has been adopted by the Austrian
Government for army and navy use.
The drawing OF the Grass Valley
Lottery has been postponed to the
10Th Of November, the managers hav.
ing determined to give the full list Of
prizes without abatement.
The stock excitement continues and
promises to run high for some time to
come. Last evening, after the Board,
Ely fell back on the street to $s5, but
this morning It appears 70 DO stiff
again. 4 49,
Quite a number of Germans are
moving TO secure the appointment Of
Major Peter SCISSOR, Of this city, to the
Adjutant-G %eneralship. aa,a .aI
Riley. who Was shot by Jordan,
night before last, and reported dying
last night, Is easier this morning and
threatens to recover In spite of the
bullet supposed to have gone directly
through hi, heart. a .a Bog or
The Pacific Fire EItinguisher Com
pany, to manufacture fire extingulsh-
ers for California, Oregon and Nevada,
capital $500. 600, with K. B. Swain,
James Otis, John Stow, n. G. Kittle
and John Bensley as Trustees. was In
corporated to-day.
1t is rumored on the street to-day
that II Of the European Insurance
Companies, which lost over $1,000 cO
by the late fire here, and $4,000 In
Virginia, has suspended. It Is certain
they have suspended their agency here.
The cargo of the ship Black Hawk,
from Liverpool, consisting Of 1900
tons West Hartley coal, was sold at
auction at l o'clock p. N. by the U. S.
Marshal to satisfy bottomry bond given
in Rio, where she was repaired. 1t
brought 30 80 per ton, duty paid and
deliverable on the wharf. The ship
will DO sold next Tuesday.
Gold, ll419. Greenbacks, IS; sell
ing, ST..