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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-14
Row THEY DTsORGANIzE.

A dispatch from Detroit, dated March 7,
saws that sat a special election in MacOnb
county yesterday for the Senate, Mr.. Sey-
mour BroWnell, Democrat, received about
two hundred majority. 1t went Republi-
can by small majority last election"
They do not seem to disorganize worth a
cent ia Michigan. Probably the Nashville
Bonner does not circulate there.-CbattG-
nOO0d Times.
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FRANCE.
L,gnteruatIOnnIe.

VERSAILLES, March 13.-In the As
sembly to-day Minister Dufaur made a
powerful speech in support of the bill for
penalties against the International Society,
which be declared was a standing menace
to European society.
Jules Favre opposed the bill.
At the close Of the debate the first clause
making il a criminal offense to belong to the
Society was adopted by sol to 104.
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BRAZIL.
Heavy Land slide.

LISBON, March 13.-The mail steamer
Douro arrived to-day, from Rio De Janeiro
on the 22d ult. A tremendous land slide
had occurred on the line of the Paulo rail-
road. An inclined plane, miles in extent,
moved from its foundations and buried the
road for long distance, under earth and
rocks. 1t was believed thai it would take
two months work to restore the road to
working order.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-14

A few days since Miss Annie Edwards,
living in Anderson county,a few miles from
Clinton, picked up cat to take it out of
the room, when the animal inflicted slight
scratch on her right hand. The wound ap-
peared so trivial no attention was paid to it
at first, but the hand swelled up and then
the arm, both turning black, and fears are
entertained tor her life.
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WARRENTON CONFERENCE.
The Nashville Book Concern.

The Nashville Book Concern.
WARRENTON, Va, March 13.--In the M.
L. Conference this morning, resolutions
were adopted in favor of the Nashville
Book Concern; also pledging the support of
of the Conference to supporting the st.
Louis ChriStidR AdUOCGte.
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PRUSSIA.


ROME, March 13.-The OpiRiOne Nation
al hints that one of the objects of Prince
Frederick Charles visit here is to bring
about good understanding between Italy
and Germany with reference to common
action against the clerical parties in both
countries.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-14

Ancient maidens, in Blount county, are
plotting against the UnitedStates Treasury.
They want to pass themselves of as relicts
of soldiers killed in the war of 1872, and
draw pensions. A better plan would be to
claim relationship with the President.
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POLITICAL.
Widening the Breach.


NEW YORK, March 13.-A Washington
dispatch says that the recalcitraut Repub
lieans decided yesterday to send a Sena
tor, probably Upton, 70 Cincinnati to con
fer with the leaders of the Liberal Repub-
lican Convention. Sumner, Trumbull
Schurz, Fenton and Upton have had re-
peated conferences, and have agreed not to
abide by the action Of the Philadelphia Con
vention if it nominates Grant, but look to
Cincinnati for candidate. Summer is IN.
derstood to favor Davis.
Ku-Klux Scott for Vice.President.
A combination is forming to make Sena.
tor Scott candidate for Vice President, so
as TO make a vacancy in the PENNSYLVANIA
Senate for Forney and other senatorial as
pirants of that State.
CustOmhOuse COrruptiOn,
Several prominent business men inter-
ested in the general order of business, say
that the eXactiOns of Leet and Stocking con-
tinue just as they did before; that Collector
AIthur's new regulations are a mere blind.
1t is understood that A. I. Stewart & Co.
are going to sue Iseet and Stocking for
Overcharges.
wisconsin.
MADISON, Wis.,, March 13.-The Repub-
lican State Convention to elect delegates to
Philadelphia and nominate Presidential
electors met in the Assembly Chamber at
noon to-day.
New Jersey.
TRENTON, ~. j., March 13.-In the
House resolutions endorsing and laading
the official acts of President Grant, and
cOroTOandinor bia administration os uucoase
full and economical and highly beneficial to
the interests Of the country, were intro
duced, laid on the table, and ordered to be
printed. The acts CT Congress were also
fully endorsed.
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FOREIGN.
Another Revolution Brewing in Spain
Amadeus Aiming for the Conflict.
SPAIN.
Amadleuafn Armn.

PARIS, March 13-AccOrding to adyices
received here from Spain the crisis is at
hand. King Amadeus is concentrating his
army around Madrid, disarming the National
Guards, and preparing to defend his throne.
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THE PACIFIC SLOPE.
A SIlysIer Suit,

n ShAyBNcE
SAN FRANCISCO, March 13.-The suit of
James Newly, an attorney, against the
Altd for $4,000 damages, for calling him a
"shyster" was tried to-day. The defence
set up that shyster implied everything that
was contemplate in the practice of the
profession, and the plaintiff deserved the ap-
pellation. The jury rendered verdict for
thedefendant without leaving their seats.
A FrIgbIfuI Vendetta-Eight Men
Killed.
Arizona dispatches say VIM. McFarlan,
of Sanford, was found murdered and holri-
bly, mutilated. American residents went
after Mexican who was reported to have
threatened the life Of McFarlan, and shot
him on the spot. Mexican friends re-
taliated, killing one of the shooting
party. The Americans then made gen-
eral raid on the Mexicans, killing four. A
fifth entrenched himself in an adobe house.
They shot him also. All the business
houses in Sanford and Florence are closed
in apprehension of an attack from the
Mexicans, who are numerous and greatly
exasperated.
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The English View.
ALABAMA.
The Chattanooga Road to be Sold
By order of the Federal Court.

BY order of the Federal Court.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, March l3.-Judge
Busteed, of the United States Court, sitting
in bankruptcy, to-day granted an order of
sale of the Alabama and Chattanooga Rail-
road, subject to every lien of the State of
Alabama for the endorsement of bonds to
said railroad, and for all interest paid by
the State on the endorsed bonds. The
sale is ordered for the ed of April by the
assignees.
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4 PetticOat Ty-ant.

new YORK, March ia dispatch says
there is trouble ia Che. Richmond post Office,
growing out Of the tyrannical disposition
shown by the postmaster there Miss Van
Iiew.to her subordinates.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
T1ehhOrna.

LONDON, March 13.-The Queen has
approved of the grant Of a pension to the
widow of Mark Lemon.
T1chbOrne.
Only $40 pounds of the amount required
to bail the TichbOrne claimant thus far has
beeh found, but the prisoner expects to Sc
cure the full amount. He is certain to be
rearrested on a dozen different charges if
released.
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Mr.. Butler, of Massachusetts, from the
Judiciary Committee, reported bill for the
removal of certain canses to the United
Ctofae To,rr4
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NEW YORK.
Printing Frauds-Tweed 4 Q

ALBANY, March 13.-In the investigation
of printing frauds, Mr.. Montague, mem
Der of the Assembly last year and Chair
man of the Printing Committee, testified
that the State printers, Tweed, Parsons &
CO., gave him presents for favors. At the
close of the session Parsons paid him $500.
Dennison testified that Parsons paid him
5000. Parsons was called upon to testify
but he had gone South.
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CoTToN is quoted in New York at
decline to 22ac. for middling.
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The Hall Trial.


NEW YORK, March 13.--It Is feared the
illness of Clark, juror in the Hall case, will
terminate fatally, and it is believed a new
trial will be ordered Friday.
LATER-Mathias Clark, second juryman
on the case Of the People vs.. Mayor Hall,
died this evening. He was President Of fthe
Peoples Fire Insurance Company and
Vice President Of the Peoples Bank.
Abandoned at Sea.
The steamer San Francisco, from Ber-
muda, reports that the Denmark, originally
and better known as the Great Republic,
was abandoned at sea in latitude 81 n,
longitude 90, 40 W., with fifteen feet water
in the hold. The captain and crew arrived
safely at Bermuda in the ships boats.
National Bank Capitalization.
Commissioners have been named to re-
ceive subscriptions to the capital stock OF
the projected United States National Bank
in all the principal cities of the country,
among them are Frank S. Davis, of Mem
phis, and b. T. Wilson, of Nashville, Tenn.
Freeman Clarke, late Comptroller of Cur
rency, has consented to accept the Presi-
dency Of the bank. Subscription books
are open at the banking house of II. Clewsi
for a capital not exceeding $20,0000O0.
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The South Carolina Legislature ad-
joHrned last night.
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TENNESSEE BONDS closed in New York
last evening at 6e! for the old issue and
66 for the new.
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H. G0OKE & so.

Has been removed to the South East corner of the Public
Square, near tie Suspension Bridge Nashut sohere hey
noa0 exhibiting their Mammoth Stock Of Mems and
Boys Clething, to a0hich they urite the careful IN
spection of Buyers and can assure their Customers that
addition to Largely Increased Stock, they
s0i1 find their Goods Relatively VeGy Low as
compared a0itb prices Of Wool and Woolen Fabrics oar
Goods Aavg been bought on the basis of So cents for te
former snBicb today readily commands 80 cents to l00
IN NeoO York.
mh2eO Od2m 1ap II. IL COOAAE a. OOs
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COLD opened in New York yesterday at
11O5, fell to lie, and closed at the former
figure.
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Roften Rcneea stonc.

The President entertained the Japanese
Ambassadors at dinner this evening to-
gether with other invited guests. To-mor-
row evening the Embassy holds reception
at the Arlington, to which all distinguished
officers Of the Government have been in
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CONGRESSIONAL.
The Grievances of Roscoe COnkIing.
House Debate on Chinese Subsidy.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 13.-On
motion of Mr.. Edmunds, bill for the re-
moyal of certain cases to the United States
Courts passed.
On motion of Mr.. Cameron, bill passed
authorizing a survey marking offthe bound
airy line between the United States and the
British possessions, from the Lake of the
Woods TO the summit of the Rocky Mount
oin
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A correspondent of the New York Tri-
biHae writes from Chattanooga on the 9Th
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-26
PLANTATION BITTERs.
S.-T.-sSG0-N.

This wonderful vegetable re
storative is the sheet-anchor OF
the feeble and dcbilitated. As
a tonic and cordial for the aged
and languid it has 10 equal
among stomachics. As a rem
edy for the nervous weakness
to which women are especially
subject, it is superseding every
other stimulant. NAL climates,
tropical, temperate or trigid,
it acts as 4 specific in every spe-
cies of disorder which under
mines the bodily strength and
breaks down the animal spirits.
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60 N

v1HE SUBJECT OF CoNDURANGO CONTIN-
ues to excite the interest Of scientific and
medical men in both heniIspheres our South
American and European periodicals alike make
frequent reference to the subject, taking every
var iety Of ground in regard TO the value IF tie
drug. A member Of the Pharmaceutical Society
of London concludes. As the result of experiments,
that the plant has very little practical value:
these deter mination., however. being based. ac-
corr ing 10 the vutaries of the article. upon expert
ments with inferior or spurious specim rs oft.
Dr.. Jaramilio. of Quay a9uil. recently announced
that his experiments have not been satisfactory in
the cases of cancer. but have beeG eminently sue
ces-ful in curing syphilis. As well a. Intestinal,
%urethral. and uterine ulcers caused 10y the syphi-
lite diathesis, and thinks that whatever be the
stage Of the disease, very positive benefit must re-
sult from its application Some of his experiments
were tried with a dec0cti0n of the wood without
the bark, hut a combination Of the two he consId-
eTs desirable
Reduced To a powder. lie SAYS that an ounce will
xiii a good sized dog, while for ordinary medical
reatm-nt a decoction obtained from not les than
an ounce For more than a pound is advisable.
The milk of the plant he ha. applied to liberated
surfaces. and found that this fastened ciCatrlZa-
ton. He refers to statements of DR.. Buyun. of
v hich We recently gave an extract, and thinks
that his experiments must have been performed
with some othor plant, and that the guacco, or
condurango If Ecuador, is no: the same as that Of
Colombia, the one being the Equatoria yarciana, a
name, -owever, not known in botanical science,
the other, Mikauia guaco. According to Dr. jar
amiilo, a man aged fifty. who had suffered four
teen months with rheumatism, and who had be-
come contorted in an exfraordi nary d. gree. was
cured in two months by the external and internal
Use of this substance. These statement We com
TO decide what amount Of Importance is to be at
tacIed 10 them. ial6-Im
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81. Il y. Pierce, # iutalo, y. Y. sole prupri-
etor If Dr.. Sage's CatarGh Remedy, Whose name
i printed oil the wrapper If the genuine, has for
over three Years uttered through nearly every
newspaper IN the United States, n standing re-
ward OF $500 for a case ut CafaTrh in the head
which lie cannot cure. That he has treated
thousands of cases ana had no claims presented ior
the reward. from any one Who has made a thor
ougL use Of las means Of cure. l. strong and con-
elusive evidence thai he possesses sure means Of
curing this luathsome disease. The Catarfh Rem
edY Is sold by all druggists, or sent by mail on re-
Ceipt of siNry cents. ja2l-lw
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l., sSAIs YVES. rs
ISL.
1871.

CTATUTEs OF TUE TAT OF NEVADA
for 1871, for sale At the State Printers Office,
Carson, and at A. l.. BANCROFT l. CO 5. San
francisco. Price. So.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-24

1t, retaining for many purposes its separate or
ganization with its name, and accepting for its
instructors a representation in the university
faculty, and for its students the ampler facilities
for varied culture afforded by the Yale libra
ries, cabinets and schools, in return for its con-
trihution to the numbers, resources and prestige
OF the older and larger college, and some con-
eessions of separate rights and privileges. We
have seen no intimatiou that the Trinity authori-
ties encourage this plan, but the suggestion is
iavorably received elsewhere; not particularly so
in Hartford, however, which, like other cities,
is not disposed to part with any element Of dis
tinction or profit, especially to aggrandize its
rival semi-eaptal. To send Trinity college to
New Haven we may be sure is not Hartlord's
purpose; but the conviction that no other site
for the new state house can compare with this
has led TO a strong effort to secure the college
grounds for that purpose.
But when they have settled the question of To-
cality, the Hartford people have not disposed of
half their perplexities. The architecture of
the building is still more fascinating subject
OF dispute. We infer from the newspapers that
every citizen of Hartford considers himself
competent architectural critic The plans and
drawings of several architects are on exhibit
ton, and their merits, with the symbolical and
traditional significance of domes and towers, are
eagerly canvassed in speeches and in print with
varying degrees of learning and ability. We
suspect it would be difficult now, for the first
time in many years, to provoke discussion
there on the claim of Dir. Horace Wells to the
discovery of an RSthesia, so absorbing is the in
terest in the topic of the day. We are led to
make this seemingly extravagant statement by
observing that one Or two illusions in other
newspapers lately to the conflicting pretensions Of
the Boston claimants to that honor have passed
without notice from the Hartford papers, al
though such reference previously would have
been sure TO elicit an indignant assertion of the
priority of citizen of Hartford in this beneii-
cent discovery. We trust ou- Hartford friends
will soon get their state house built to their
minds, a substantial, commodious and bcauti-
FIJI structure, which will do credit to their archi-
tcctural taste and the honesty and skill of their
builders.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-24

In point of importance, bodily health is second to
nothing earthly. Nay amodem French philosopher has
maintained that To pursue hcalthbodlly health that is
is the main duty Of man This much at any rate is eer
tain that whether or not the pursuit Of health he itself
virtue the attainment and the possession of health con-
duce in degree most remarkable II not TO virtue nj
least to cleancs Of thought to soundness of Judgment
and general prudence Of c0nduct-which arc commcdI
ties much more marketable than virueis Nowthe two
great conditions of health arc abundant nourshment
and unobstruccd excrctlon-the latter removing from
the system that which fused up; the former replacing
this. II is in accordance with this principle that DR.
Gottcb Fischs Bitters acts II stimulates the digestive
nuttiye process. on the hand and mari pas,u
the cxcrotory on the other Ye who prize health maj
trial.
This subject continued next week under Aop 10 hare
he good Of our eating. deop&wlw iaop
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-24

Hartford people are absorbed Just now with
architectural problems They are to have a
new state house there, for which the city pro-
vdes the site and half Of the million dollars
which 1t is proposed to spend on the building.
The site first selected was part Of the city
park, but this, as we understand, is not likely
10 be used, since il has little to recommend
It but the fact that it is already the property
Of the city, and the cost Of the building there
would be, it IS thought, greater than on
other sites near by. The location now
mostly favored is that where the Trim
ity college buildings stand; il adjoins
the park, Is spacious, convenient and slightly,
and capitol building there, II well designed,
would be noble addition to the beauties of
The city, aud would, from its elevated position
command admirable views Of the city and
neighborhood. But the college, u course must
decide whether it will, for any inducement
resign its present seat. In favor Of its doine
50, i is urged that Its buildings are hardly
adequate for Us present necessfies, ana
must soon prove insufficient for the want.
Of the institution whose growth Of late has been
constant d not very rapid. Il has been sue.
geeted thai he college might with advantage re-
move 70 New Haven, there to become, not alb
soibed IN The Yale university, but united Will
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-24

The resolution introduced by MIR. Chamberln
in the board of aldermen on Monday evening,
with reference to the eXpediency of adopting
some system in laying out new streets, is the
beginning of movement that has been too long
delayed. Our city has grown up thus far with
out system of any kind in this respect. Its
streets are:
"a tangled maze of walks without plan"
The city is not yet so large nor so closely
bnilt that one is in much danger of losing him
self inextricably, but when it attains twice its
present size, that feat will not be difficult for a
stranger, and even now person not familiar
with the streets may readily go astray and lose
much time if he undertakes TO pass, for in
stance, from the north TO the south end of the
city by any route west of Main street. TIE
early and later proprietOrs of lands who laid
out most of our present streets, arranged them
skillfully enough, no doubt, with reference to
their immediate purposes; but without any re-
gard to the convenience of the future great city,
whose occupancy of their hills and meadows
they did not anticipate. We cannot do much
now to correct their errors, but we need not re
peat them indefinitely.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-24

TRANSFORMING THE COMPLEXION The transforma-
tons produced by HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM are quite
astonishing any scene on the stage OF a theatre
The famous auther transmutes sallOw, peeky look
ing complexion into one in which the lily and the rose
vie for admiration and imparts dry harsh skin the
softness of perfect ovelincss. Tan and frcckcs which
country and sunlight are pretty sure to produce in
spite parasos and sundowns completely obliter-
ated by 1t; while it has perfectly magical effect In
banshns undue redness, botches pimpes from the
skin. When the lady who has used it to remedy her
complexion defects looks in the mirror she is equally
asounded and grated at the improvements in her ap-
pearance Every bemish has disappeared; her neck
arms and bosom rival in whlteness the snowy collar
which encircles her throat, her cheek nantes with
peach-like bloom, and she is ready invoke blessing
on the inventor OF the article which has wrought such
delightful Transformation. deop3t6wlw iaIg
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-24

=, me "solESoE oF LiFE, or SELF-PREsERvArtoN." n
Medical Treatise on the Cause and Cure OF Exhansted
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-24
LATEST MARKETS..

INV YORK, Jan. 29.-Money was more active at 6 a
per cent. Sterling dun at 100 o. IG9H Gold dull az
l0SK a l09 Loans were fla per for carrying.
Cearings S290O0,O00 Governments duh and steady.
Slate bonds firm. Stocks fi1ner. and rallied i a. per
cent from the lowest prices of the dav. /. is
ported that the Union Pacific road pass under Van
derbts management IN March, AMI that half the
capital stock already secured Ii is also reported that
the same road prevent competition through freight,
has made a contract with the Pacific Mail guaranteeing
IS 900 through fright money each steamer Cali
fornia. Hannibal and st. Joseph fell suddenly 81 per
cent to-day common stock
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