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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-09-12
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
RAILROAD
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NtRAIHS Run TO AND FROM NASH.
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Lave. July I, ISz3 ARRrvx.
80 80 AZ 1870 An
loo A. II.
Nlgnf Express Train leaves at AN.
Z Trains connect at LOuisviils cor St Isoufs
and AZ points North, East and West.
NAL Boats leaving LOuisvilis at 10 Az
meet with early trains for the Fast.
= fessengers from Gallatin and points South
arriving e Nashville at 100 An have until S.6B
ing. -0sSA
. For Through Tickets, Passage Checks and
1niol nation a. 70 Sleeping Carr, Through Com
neeElons, ETC., apply At Of5ce Nashville Civ
Transfer Co, under Maxwell House, and At De-
Pot Louisville and Nashville Railroad ia Nah
El1s. ALBERT FINK,
WV General SuDerinteufart
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PURE BRED i.
Berkshire Pigs
FOR 8ALsE.

1.-TWO PAIR, As FINE AS CAN BE FOUND
: Il In the State. Early application viii benent
the purchaser. Address OF call ct
81 u UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE.
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E1ection, Tassaay.. -aOv. 8, 1s7s.
DEMOCRATIC STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

JOHN @. BURCH, (Chairman) Nashville.
F. @. DUNNINGT0N, Columbia.
THOMAS +. HENRY, GAINESVILLE.
JAMES W. NEWMAN, Fayetteville.
THOMAS B. MURRAY, McMinnviile.
j.. NJ. BROOKS, Knoxville.
JOHN BLEVINS, Roger sville.
W. d. VANDYKE, Chattanooga.
K. MAGEVENEY, Memphis.
II. W. WALL, Mckenzie.
j. NJ. COULTER, Dyer's Station. e.
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224 Cash Premiums, amounting to-. $1,000
There are only ID, 900 Season
Tickets to be Sold.
BY Buying n Season Ticket at el.5o,
secures admission 10 the Fair
Grounds d urinE the whole week
OF the Fair, and entities she
holder to participate In
The distribution OF
the above
Cash Premiums!

The enterprise is legal one, authorized BY Aa
Act of the Legislature of Tennessee. The Board
of Managers hope, by this liberal arrangement,
to be literally pstrOnizId by citizens through
out the State. r-.- r..I.- -ra.s. d..
all moneys arising from the sale Of tickets
will be deposited in Bank, there to remain as
special deposit until the Fair is over, and the
premiums fully provided for, and subject emily
to the joint check Of the Agent, Board Of Man
ayers, President and Treasurer Of the Associa-
sion. "4 .5. a
To insure the sale of all tickets and full
drawing, those who intend to buy should DO 20
early. --.rse--1s1
The Board of Managers are determined 70
make the enterprise grand success.
The proceeds will be used in improving tho
Fair Grounds, and to develop the Agriculture
and Mechanical interests of the State.
The awarding Of premiums will be on the Fair
Grounds, in full view Of the audience, under the
immediate supervision and direction Of the
Board OF Managers. ulT-'
A great many tickets have been sold aud are
still for sale at S1.50 each. All orders, accom-.
panied by the money will be promptly filed
For further information address
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FOR SALE,
On 8 Yeaxs'T1ne

On 3 KearS'T1me
A FARM OF 37E ACRES,
Situated 81 miles from Nashville on Brick
Church Pike. Land good. Improvements prin-
cipal4y new. Never failing water. Orchard
aDdall necessary out-buildmgs.
Price $4,000.
One-third cash; balance in equal payments, !,
2, 3, 4 and years, with interest, aud lien re-
raiped. -..-.... ... -
For further particulars, apply to
B. +. MYERS,
sep1l 2w 0oodlettsville, Tenn.
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DEMOCRATIC ELECTORAL TICKET.

r. ron THE STATE AT LARGE. 49,
GEN. W. A. QUARLES, OF Montgomery
2 fyOL. JOHN NJ. FLEMING, of KnoI.
HoN.,T. s. FOWLER, Of Davidson.
20 VIE CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIoTs.
Z -. 81. JARVIS, of Hancock.
II. j. D. G0oDP PASTURE, of 0yerton.
III. A. L. SPEARS. IF Bledsoe.
~. JAMES H. LEWIS, Of Marshall.
VI MN. COX, Of Williamson.
VII Es1tts hA
VII
Ok. W. W. MCDOWELL, Of Shelby.
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MEDICAL.

ri "a ; MARRIAGE GUIDE. rE E1zE
priVHts the married those about marry.
he diseases which eonEttHe impsdnents maraSe
sars Al ts-t he doEbtfu q wish % kn ssni
gssarey sealed Tor - sts BY DE WH1rER CIT ST. Charles
s. Leuia No Longest gagged and successful SpeaEt
sfhs CspsnAon pamphlet fss Gail yEiss, stamp
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mo. 95.l
SHERIFF,S SALE.

Martin & Malone, Solicitors for Complains
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mo. 1851
IIs (hnNceru at Nashville.

No. ,Zob.J
IIs CIiUHcery at .BinShGiIEe.
OTATE OF TENNESSEE, OFFICE CLERK
- and Master Chancery Court, Nashville, Sep
TENDER the 1lth, 1S72.-Jogeph Wheless, Ad'or
OF Alex. Wheless, decd Complainant, VI. Eliza
beth Wheless and others, Defendants.
II appearing from affidavit fled in this cause
that the defendants, Elisabeth Wheless, Malone
Whelers, Harvey Wheless and John Williams,
are non-residents of the State of Tennessee: 1t
is therefore ordered that said defendants enter
their appearance herein on or before the Sd Mon
day OF the next term of said Court, to be held on
the first Monday in October next, (1S72,) and
plead answer or demur to complainants bill, or
the same will be taken for confessed IS to them
and set for hearing exparte, and that copy OF
this order be published for four consecutive
weeks in the Nashville Union and American.
A Copy-Attest:
NATHANIEL. BAXTER, JR.,
Clerk and Master.
Martin & Malone, Solicitors for Complainant.
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SEPTEMBER FAIR,
Is, IL, IS, 10, 20 and Al, lszs.

224 Cash Premiums, amounting to-. $500
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For Sale in Edgefield.

A VERY DESIRABLE AND BEAUTIFUL
IA Lot on Russell street in Edgeheld, near Tu-
lip Street Church, at great bargain for cash
ARLINGTON, FARRAR q WEAKLRY.
Agents, No. 80 n. College street.
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DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.
FOR THR STATE AT LARGE.
F. CHEATHANf, of Coffee.
FOR THE DISTRICTS.
[. WIN. B. CARTER, of Carter.
Il. ALFRED CALDWELL, Of Knox.
III. d. NJ. KEY, of Hamilton.
". JOHN M. BRIGHT, of Lincoln
VII. j. d. G. ATKINS, of Henry.
TX. LAHDON G. HAYNES, of Shelby.
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BANKING
Planters, Bank OF TenneSsee.

PI8nterS' B8Ilk Oh TenneSSec.
TUHE THIRD PRO RATA DISTRIBUTION
will be made amongst the Stockholders of
the Planters Bank ON and after the 18th inst
This distribution consists of one dollar per share
in cash and an equitable division OF the eight
per cent Tennessee bonds and past due coupons
OF the same. esfa snt ~ q rrftH -
BY order Of the Chancery Court.
ID. WEAVER, T. s. r.
Nashville, Aug. IA, 1879. ,l
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A Great Bargain.

WYE HAVE FOR SALE ON SOUTH COL
w lege street, near the Howard School,
rs Feet of Ground IS Gao per Foot.
A decided bargain.
ARLINGTON, FARRAR & wEAKLEY,
sep12 cod If Agents, No. 80 n. College 81.
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LOTTERIES.
100000.
Missouri State Lottery.
Legalfzed by State Authority and
Drawn ta Public In 90. louis.
Grand Single Number Scheme
10000 NUMBERS.
Class TO be Drawn Sept. 80, Is70.

Tickets, $40. Half Tickets, 45.
Quarters, $3.50.
- Our lotteries are chartered by the State,
are always draw at the time named, and all
drawings are under the supervision Of sworn
commissioners.
sVThe official drawing VIII be published In
the 81. Louis papers, and copy scnt 70 Pur-
chasers Of tickets. -5.5.r -,-.H
Of every month during the year 1872. e
- Remit at our risk by Postofhce Money Or
ders, Registered ! etter, Draft or Express. Send
for o circular. Address ,
MURRAY, MILLER 4 CO.,
Postofice Box LAG. 81. LOUIS, Mo.
sep3sOd&v 1y tues, thursSsst
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Closing Three Days Sale.

VEATMAN, SHIELDS s co. WILL CLOSE
out the balance Of hne Retail Stock
this Thursday morning, commencing at OK
O'Clock; also a line of seasOnable Staple Dry
Goods, Boots, Shoes, Clothing, and late con-
signment of Hats in fine order. This will be an
attractive sale. Terms liberal. 1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-04-06
E,ecn,Ion Of Two Murherers.

Yesterday Robert Beatty, colOred, for the
murder Of his wife, was hung at Columbia.
We hear il stated that he confessed his
guilt and detailed the circumstances of the
murder A large number Of people from
Maury and the adjoining counties went to
see the hanging, and the trains were crowd
ed to their utmost capacity. The cOlOred
people especially flOcked in great numbers
TO witness the scene, and we hope are suf-
iiciently impressed with its lesson as TO lead
a better life and one free from the numer-
GUS deeds of crime that now characterize
this unfortunate race.
Calvin LOgsdOn, convicted Of the murder
Of the Ganaway family, in Fentress
county, was hanged yesterday at James
town. We understand he made a clear
confession Of his guilt, duplicating several
women, who we're tried and acquitted of the
charge sometime since, and previous to the
alleged confessions of LOgsdOn. Shortly
after his sentence by the Supreme Court,
and while confined in jail at this place,
LogsdOn was interviewed by 4 gentleman
Of HE UNION AND AMERICAN, but to him,
as TO the iaiior and others who COnversed
upon the subject, Logsdon maintained
persistent denial of his guilt, ard gave but
little satisfaction in his answers. His life,
career, trials, escape, capture and final SEN
tence Of death, were published in the IN
HON AND AMERICAN, and need not he re-
paated in this connection.
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TROPICAL FLORIDA.
A Distinguished Lecturer in the city.

a DtsiluSulsbeu LSCbuESE Ah aue NAAys
The following correspondence W Il fnlly
explain itself. The lecturer is a gentleman
of culture, and our citizens may expect a
glowing account of the land Of flowers and
fruits:
NASHVILLE, April ., 187I-To the Hon.
!. w. Tucker-Dear Sir We see by the
public press that you have been delivering a
lecture on the Conditions Of Life, Nature,
Society, Climate, etc, in the Tropical Belt
of Peninsula Florida, which has elected
high concentrations. Many of the citizens
of Nashville, we doubt not, would be de-
lighted with the opportunity of listening 10
that lecture. Would it be convenient for
you, during your stay in the city to extend
to them that pleasure. Very truly yours,
Thos. Q. Summers, J. p. Dunlap, ThOs.
5. Mari, D. f. Carter, @. NJ. FOgg, Michael
Vaughn, j. w. HOyt, VIM. Brien, RObt. A.
Young, P. S. Fall, T. G. Jones.
NASHVILLE, April 5, l872.-Gentlemen:
YOur very kind note of this date has been
handed me, requesting me to repeat my
Lecture on Tropical Florida, which, as a
subject matter, has proved almost as llelg to
NEST auditors, as if it were Tropical Africa,
so much surprised have they been to real
ize that we have in Our.own country a region
so Tropical climate so balmy and life
giving.
II will afford me a pleasure to repeat the
!. ecture-(for the benefit of a purely be-
neyolent interest) Monday evening, the Sth
inst, 1880, at the church Of the Rev. DIR.
Fall. Very truly, etc. etc,
j. WoFFoRD TUCKER.
Rev. DIR. Summers, Gen. J. P. Dunlap,
and others, Nashville.
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The Ladies', Fair.

Masonic Hall was crowded last night 10
its utmost capacity, and the ladies' were as
happy as possible; indeed, we can scarcely
think of any kind of amusement productive
Of so much hearty good feeling as an hour
or two spent in the company of ladies en-
gagged in working for the support of the or
phans. 1t is really fasCinating-fOr the
time we imagine ourselves to be in the
company of angels, and heavens choicest
blessings seem to fill the hall with an at
mosphere of Joy. The ladies are pleased
decidedly so; and they express their thanks
so elOquently with tongue and eyes that you
unconsciOusly draw out you bottom dollar
and give it to them with q heartfelt "GOd
bless SOu,'
A feature of great attraction at the Sun
day School Table, is the lovely doll, ''Re-
gina" which is admired by all, and posi-
lively charms the little girls, who cannot
speak of it except in raptures. "Maggie,"
also. receives more than usual attention.
The silver set, the clock, the pen and the
quilts receive attention from the utility
folk. and the pictures and other articles are
greatly admired for their beauty. An ad-
dition was made to the choice articles on
this table Yesterday, the donation of St &C.
elias Academy very beautiful toilet
basket, substantially and chastely worked.
Also, a very pretty present from Miss Kate
Feehan.
The Edgefeld table is attractive, contain
inc, besides a very great variety of useful
and ornamental articles, a silver set, of the
newest style, and elegant workmanship.
The picture of His Holiness Pope Plus is
beautiful work of art, whichmay be studied
for hours with pleasure and profit. Messrs
Crane Il Witty made an addition to the
stock on this table by presenting the ladies
with box of cigars.
An elegant and costly drop-light ON the
table of the Mesdames Mccormack is well
worthy the attention Of visitors. 1t is not
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LATEST Markets BY TELEGRAPH

MOBILE, April 5.-COttOn weak; mid
dlings 22s622ac; net receipts 3l6 bales;
exports cOastwise 739 bales; sales POO
bales; stock 36,679 bales; net receipts Of
the week 2,401 bales; exports coastwise 739
bales; sales G,3S8 bales.
GALVESTON, April o. Cotton weak!
good ordinary 20tcc; net receipts III bales;
sales 500 bales; stock 22,780 bales; net
receipts of the week ,J31 bales; exports
to Great Britain G,521 bales, coastwise 1882
bales; sales 100 bales.
SAVANNAH, April Cotton firm; mid
dlings 22c; net receipts 9e6 bales; export
cOastwise $50 bales; sales 300 bales; stock
4l,337 bales. For the week-net receipts
SOL bales; export TO Great Britain 1884
bales; continent 200 bales; cOastwise 3, lib
bales; sales $500 bales.
CHARLESTON, April 5.-Cotton quiet;
middlings pc; net receipts 243 bales; ex-
ports to Great Britain 80 bales; coastwise
1904 bales; sales 100 bales; stock 12,39S
bales. For the week-net receipts SOFT
bales; gross receipts 1898 bales; exports to
Great Britain 2,405 bales; Spain IS bales;
coaktwise 2,417 bales; sales 1900 bales.
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We are glad TO learn that Mr.. II. w.
Frizzell, Clerk of the Criminal Court, who
has been quite i'll for some time, is conva-
lescing. We hope TO see him fully restored
and at his post within few days.
F. NJ. Lyons, a representative Of the
Western CIT, an Irish national journal pub
lished in St. Louis and thoroughly devoted
TO the best interest of Irishmen, is in this
city in the interest of that paper. The Celt
is soontO he issued daily, the first enter
prise Of the kind ever started in America.
Judge VIM. Shane is at present in the
city on 4 visit TO his numerous friends. He
will spend month here before returning to
his new home in the far Northwest.
Among the large list of arrival at the
Battle House yesterday we noticed the
names Of Hamp Turner, A. NJ. Gregory,
g. A. Gliding, w. NJ. McCOrkle and j. +.
Organ, OF Lebanon; Gen. J. b. Palmer, of
MmfreeSboro; J. j. Green and DR.. w. NJ.
Clark. Nolensville; A. 5. Carpenter,
Brownsville; John NJ. Oats, Chattanooga;
5. S. Goodrich, Hurricane Mills; J. w. Blu
chanan, Winchester; J. J. Nicely and w.
c. ROsser, of Bolivar.
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Handsomely ImnroYed.

J. A. J. Rose, the well known and popular
clOlhier, has been engaged for several
months past in remodeling his business
house on the south side Of the Square, and
has succeeded in making it one of the most
attractive establishments in that locality.
BY the recent improvements, there is an
iron staircase leading to the second story,
thus giving Mr.. Rose additional room for
the display of his very large and well Sc
lected stock. In the second story, too,
nicely furnished dressing room has been
fitted up for the accommodation of the pa
irons Of the house, and in the rear of that
on the same floor a work shop has been es-
tabliShed for manufacturing purposes. Mr..
Rose is receiving the largest and best stock
that be has ever brought 10 this market, and
by the tasteful improvements made iii the
principal salesroOm, his assortment is shown
10 advantage. He has been engaged in his
present business for long time and we are
glad TO see him meeting with that success
which warrants an enlargement of his bust
ness, and large increase In his stock.
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Men Advertisements.

The National Savings Company, corner
Union and College streets, are dong regl-
lar exchange and banking business; they
receive deposits and allow interest thereon;
they furnish drafts on London, Edinburgh,
Dublin. and all parts Of Germany; they
loan money on cOllaterals; they keep for
sale bonds, stocks, etc, and they at all
times nav the highest rates for gold, silver,
uncurTent money, etc.
The annual sale at Belle Meade, The farm
of Gen. Harding, of thoroughbred stock
will take place May IL.
See notice Of bankruptcy.
We refer to the executors notice OF
Patrick Cleary, Jr.
Cumberland Chapter No. /, Royal Arch
AIasons. stated convocation this evening.
Cheap city property for sale by AIRING
ton, Farrar & Weakley.
Auction sale by IL. Sptz this morning.
Government sale of bureau property 10y
II. Spitz. auciioneer, to-day at y O'Clock.
Leaf tobacco wanted by Church Ander-
son q Co, Broad street, who offer the high
est market price.
A black pncLet hook lost, containing S1u.
liberal reward offered FOR return OF same.
The Rink will be opened this morning.
Assembly tonight for ladies and gentlemen.
Extraordinary bargains in dry goods by
J. Il. Bond & Co.
Large and attractive assortment Of new
goods lust received at the 80 cent store.
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The Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping
Car Mohawk. arrived from louisville at 5
D. IN. yesterday with an excursion party
consisting ofthe following persons, viz: MIR.
Geo. NJ. Pullman, President of the Pullman
Car Company; Mrs. Pullman, two children
aud servant; y. J. Tewkesberi, wife, child
and servant; Gen. II. l.. Stewart, w. E.
Armstrong, private Secretary of Mr.. Pull
man; K. ii. Paine, Vice President of the
Pullman Southern Car Company Of Louis
vile, and Charles w. Angel, Secretary Of
the Pullman Palace Car Co. of Chicago.
The party are on a Southern tour, and in
tend visiting Chattanooga, Atlanta, Mobile,
Pensacola and New Orleans during the
next fortnight. They will visit the various
places Of interest in and around the city to-
day and will leave Tonight. The sleeping
car Mohawk is one of the finest specimens
Of locomotive architecture ever in our city,
and may be seen to-day at the Chattanooga
Depot. The party are the guests of the
Maxwell House, the luxurious comforts OF
which will cause them many kind remem-
brances of their brief visit to Nashville.
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A Sad Falling Out.-It Is indeed a sad
falling out when, after years of the closest
intimacy, the hair parts company with the
head. Fortunately the lamentable separa-
ton may be easily prevented and the twain
more closely united than ever by timely
and systematic use of LYONS KATHAIRON,
the most potent invigorant of the hair and
promoter of its growth and beauty known
to modern pharmacy. 1t completely OBJ
viates the dry and parched condition Of the
roots of the hair, which is preliminary to
its coming out, by supplying the precise de-
gree of moisture requisite to its preserva-
ton in healthy state. Il is the only true
dissolvent and evapOrant of dandruff and
other impurities of the scalp, whose pres
ence is injurious to the hair. As a beauti-
fer of the head the Kathairon has no equal.
1t not only increases the quantity of the hair
but improves its quality Immediately, i'm
parting lustrous appearance and silky tex
ture which are exceedingly attractive.
aur2 eOdlW&W1t
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Meeting of the Board Of Managers.

! The Board Of Managers Of the Nashville
! Industrial Exposition met, with President
Parsons in the chair, last night.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
BuildingS-ThiS committee reported sat
| isfaclory progress in every department, with
| the assurance that the buildings will be
/ completed and ready for the reception of
| articles intended for exhibition by the 18th
! inst.
Mr.. Wood reported from Col. Tabor that
| the Tennessee Manufacturing Company
! would have loom on exhibition.
TRANSPORTATION and Public Conveyance
Mr.. Hensley of this committee reported
that twenty-six railroad lines in addition TO
those previously named had made favorable
arrangements, for the transportation of
goods and passengers to the Exposition. In
all. fOriy-fOur roads and steamboat lines
have agreed 10 half fare rates and the COM
mitlec thought similar arrangements would
he generally effected throughout the cOun-
try.
NEW BUSINESS.
Mr.. French moved that The Building
Committee be authorized TO fit up with
furniture such as may he necessary, the
Office room for the Board to meet in at the
Fypnsiifon. and 10 fit mp The ladies room.
Carried.
Mr.. Campbell moved that on and after
Monday eNt the managers hold their regu-
ar meetings every afternoon in the EXposi-
lion Building, besides keeping up the FIJI
dav night meeting at the present place.
Carried.
ON motion tie CanvasSing Committee
was increased and the chairman of the pre-
sent committee authorized to make the adj
ditional appointments. Messrs. Orr, Barry
and Pugh were appointed as additional
members to the committee.
Mr.. French. in behalf Of himself VIM.
Stocked and W. ID. Kelly, of the Commit
tee on Classification and Arrangements, Of
f.red Tie following resolution, which was
adopted: 1t being Indispensable to pre-
serve the general effect Of the Exposition
and keep ny the harmony in The DISPOSE
ton Of The various articles exhibited, 1t IS
hereby understood that The Committee on
Classification and Arrangements is author
led To make such changes in placing ar
liclas by the several committees rs will ell
able il To carry this into effect.
PERSONAL.
The following gentlemen were elected
honorary members ID. d. ). Brown, of
the Rochester q. " Democrat and
american Nathaniel Wheeler, BridgefOrd,
Conn; Johu T. Weatherell, Philadel-
phia. Pa: Mr.. Wedge, GAINESVILLE, Ohio;
Chris Ahrens, Cincinnati, Ohio; - Owens,
of the firm of Owens, Dale & lvie, Dayton;
G.. Nelson Bierce, Dayton, Ohio; w. Stout,
of Stout. Mills Il Co, Dayton, Ohio; d. X.
Barton. Rochester, y. Y; John Barker,
Michigan City, Ind; r. d. Sammonds,
Franklin, Ky; J. L. Hayden, Cincinnati;
Henry Warren, 81. Louis, Mo.
After transacting a large amount OF Prl-
yate business, The Board adjourned.
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ENnIRnRiOrYs

The thirteen cases referred TO III yeSer-
davis report of the Circuit Court business
as having been compromised by certain en-
rIoyes of Simmons and Phillips were not
Eases against Simmons and Phillips for
WAGES. and the report is calculated to create
a wrong impression in reference to this
reliable firm. The facts are as follows;
Simmons and Phillips, the contractors
for the building of the City Hotel Block,
>ub-let the contract 10 another party for the
store work at 4 Fixed price. This price
simmons and Phillips overpaid beirre the
work was completed, but the sub.cOntractor
did not pay his employees, and he being III
divert Tie yOrkmen sued Simmons and
Phillips, who agreed to pay half their wages
though not bound to do so.