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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL

OVYIoE CmEE QUARTERMAsrERJ
DEPARThEEr or TaE gully,
NEw OhLnAha, La. NAY 4, l6la.
s..sdS.S III e ..o slV a & s
and also at the once Of the Acting Assistant Qu,E
S'a1;s hS :S,' gS.i: z, Hsse S ~
he ItiasSt u d: Gaii as follows '-' -
NRw ORLEANS DRPOT.
ibJIOlo pounda Goal
80 cords Hard Wood
JACKSON BARRACKS, LOUISIANA.
10 Gods Hard Wood
BATON ROU0K, LOUISIANA.
lnoO cords Hard Wood.
nrTLK ROCK, ARKAHsAs.
SIS cords Hard Wood.
JACKSON. MISSISSIPPI
Gb cords Hard Wood.
ABERDEEN, MIASIsSIPPL
atO cords Hard Wood.
MERIDIAN, MISSISSIPPI
80 eoris Hard Wood.
OXFORD, MlssIRsIPPL
ldO cords Hard Wood,
BARRAROAH, FLORIDA,
SO cords Hard Wood.
KY WEST FLORIDA. ... "
30 cords Hard Wood
FORT JEFFERSON, FLORIDA.
az cords Hard Wood.
Tue pros must be aEprssssd In figures and In
WrillnE. The dsllVeg mnst required. oomnsnos
q The hI.t AZ q JAY. "a IA sass SssSi <.
MAJ Ss eSasIod. sslii JssS .. is1I
ssasd b. a. isasl luo fsspsasbis psrsoas. y 4 q
eiss the I'D l. Aooypted and eontlaet satsled Int
p ~ s SSSG y iSs sSSI;sS isS IL ishisi per
ss'S. g as 'T S!:.::. w 4. he be.
70 ~: to :, s4ar,,..a.o the und'r'IsD'd. and
" A; n. EDDY,
Rgsl rr.u ~ 0hlsi oaAI.ssmas'th
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06
LOCAL AFFAIRS
AMIlEMMnNrs.


Nntiaanl Theatre.
The Japanese Troupe continue to attract good
houses, and 10 their varied programme give
most interesting performance. The wonderful
balancing and juggling Of Prof Gaugero and
the ascension on the wire by tho Belle Of japan
arc we'll worthy OF tho applause bestowed ~ the
audience. but three more nights remain IN
which 10 sec these artists, and those fond OF
Amusement would DO we'll 70 take advantage OF
the remaining time and visit the theatre. The
programme is changed nightly.
The Charais' Concert
The complimentary concert givon by the
Choral Society last evening at Lincoln hall was
In every way a success. Messrs. Chase aud
Young received as they deserved, large
amount Of applause, and all the selections were
given In admirable style.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06

one Of our Avenue merchants recently re-
celyed tho following letter;
RcEHTEn GROurTUN, Ma 81
Mister MORRIS 4 KO:-AE | hey At last
sokoweTed tho aheckshuns Oy I OV the Oposlt
secks and am ahOWt too enter Inn two the laWies
OF mAturyemOnll Bills, 1 want sum Wedln hx.
luFes, and AZ yew aware sell at fare prisas
she'll patTonlse yu, 30 ma cend me tho iOllsr-
lag Aftiokles;
Bussle (biggl 90,
Wh0Op Squirt, %,
Dollar Nardin Hat, 10,
pare LADIES' Hoes, snUrl size, III inch)
I9yaTds NotOTino lOrn, 90 sents,
2 bose for the neck, bTlts kuller,
~ yards KOttun klOth, 10, tn make -
II plesea ROughh, 10 put on -
10 yards ulmpoor Lleo, l.25,
yards grow Crane ribln, 90
suni paint an WhItin, u will hore irum mo aBin
DO I the 6aTahmUney.
EWoTs trolley, MIHHr SoPHrhED'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06
1RoPosAis ron DRAYA0F,


San FnAkoIsOO, GAL, May Is, MA
Sealed proposals. ip !rlplioats, VIII DO TS9sssS p
the drakaasoi public storOi Ia the oily o. sAn iran
Medical stores, olOthlnE, camp and garrison equip
age, loose and oompToaaed hay and omosis' baggage
Will he tAksn by meAnuromelti army uAgona And an
balances By the number lumber per Que thousand
fsetI and al other freight including ordnance, com
don, "a "a 81 too thoa.znd pannd weight
me Hsh. e sieo. A.s q al pia- |. 5'IsS,ef , Sos
mJ9 UaplAla and Asst Qui TtsTmAItsE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06

NOTIOH,-All moneys len on deposit with tho
froodmenb Savings aud Trust Uompany bO-
tween this date and the second day OF June will
hIst day Of June. Do not mistake tho bulldlnN
.bIowh'tOas hOnt opposite the Treasury. oAn
~ once,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06
Proposals.
PROPOSALS ron FRKsH BKEF.

COLUMBIA. B. O, MAJ u, ls71
Sealed proplaals In dupllaAta VII 10 received Al
teis einss pnll u a m, June " lsia tor fanlahlnE
nsnt u. \ ASt this slatiOa duriaG siI months oom.
ms11s,aG Hay J, sIL iniormAtion - 2 oonations.
Phe.,ion 10 janus 4. BALDWIN
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06

REAL English OhoViot Suits from as 10 t25.
American Chevlot Suits from $40 70 tlg.
Ogaaimero suits, good articles, from W TO t26,
one pIloe only, uHo. u, HENNIH0,
M. tlO seventh street northwest.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06

Yesterday afternoon, about $50 oclj ok, a col.
otod boy, Eighteen years Of age, was run over by
cart, noar the o0Iner Of Fifteenth street and
injured. He vas taken TO tho ot1ce Of nr, Riley,
who're tho wounds wore dressed, aftor which he
wAA conveyed 70 his home.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06

There will be meeting Of the WoFklngmon Of
the Sixth District on Eighteenth street, be-
tween l. and NJ, this evening. All are inVlted TO
ALlond.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06

Tho Oldest Inhabitants Association held their
regular monthly meeting In tho Criminal Court
room yesterday Afternooni Jenkin Thomas (tioo
president) In the chair, and J. y, Brent SOC
Rotary.
The treasurer submitted a report, showing q
balance Of forty dollars 10 the treasury.
The following was onered BY DR.. J. b. Blake,
and unAnlmnusly adopted:
Rssolpsd, That tho return among US from his
recent visit to Europe OF our venerAiod fellow.
oltiEen, and only surviving honorary member Of
this association, Mr.. W. W. Oorcoran, affords US
unfelgned qualification, and wo cherish the hopo
that his valuable life may long be preserved, In
good health, To witness tho successful operation
Of his benencont Endorsements, and the rcallsa-
tion, 10 their results, Of his humane purposes
Reioiped, That copy Of those resolutions no
snnt 10 Mr.. Cotooran. with the expression Of our
great regard for him and cordial " welcome
home" among his friends and low.citlzens.
Mr.. Jsbkin Thomas offered q resolution In
regard TO the death Of Judge Dunlop; which
was unanimously adopted.
Resolutions 10 regard to the death OF DR..
Davis we're offered by J. Carroll Brent, and
adopted ....' ......
The committee appointed to perfect arrange.
ments for tho eth o. July celebration reported
that Mr.. Nicholas Oallan had been chosen ora
tor, and Mr.. o. Brent would road the Declare.
ton OF Independents.
Tho AssOcla Ion then adjourned
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06

OYvIoH or TIE A, nB,I
TAYLOR hARnAcKh, LOUISVILLE, Ky, Y
MAJ 1b liza
heAlei proposAls In dupieate, will be reoslved At
mis- once unu 10 m, JuNE Is ts7a for Furnishing
the fresh Beef r-qulrvd by tbs subslstencs Depart
meut United States Army At this station during sG
moolhh, ontn meneinE July |, ls7l
leformatlon a. % conditions, Quality Of Beet pay
phoe HKHkY D. kOWLAn,
first Ilgutsaant and ResimsutAl QuArtsrmsstsr hsv
cath UasAiu, A. o. 4 - myis
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06
Proposals.
paOfOsAl.s fOR faksn BKkF.

IkhchcoAhso EOh bhhHs
O1YicE or rHn A. q 81
WAIHRrowH ARsErAI, MASS MAJ a. Ism. \
Sealed ptopoeals. 10 daplcAte, viii be reeaiyed At
Tits once unliil m, o. MONDAY, June ~, tsT9, for
furnishing the Flesh Beef q1ired b. the olhcsrs
ard enlisted mon stationed thls Ss An months
comm nainH jay I, ls71.
IniorpAiior - u condlilins quality Of beef, pay.
msnt, &c, oan he obtained o. APpllaailon 70
myn Ist Lieut. Ord Oo,ps, AOA
PROPOSALS FoR FRKsH BERP.
OpTIuE oV THE A. usI
fOhr PnfBLH, ME- May v, ls7a \
healed pfopoaAla 10 duplicate OF the forms furnished
p the undsrgGnad, will be Teosivsd nnui THURs.
DAY, the ath daI Of jane, is7a At 10 ooioek, m,
of AZ tbs tre-h bee repaired Al this post from Juas
Oonimlnaay 0ousfal may direo1 Details and TO
qulFetnsats furnished By the uodsrsis led. A true
eo.I Of the latter with ibis advstissmsnt 10 bo At.
taShed 10 each pFopoaal offered -.
my9l Second I1eut, Fiith IrtJ. A. d.s
lsROrOsAIS foR sUPPLfKs.
,-. RIsux OrrY Iowa, MAJ H. Is7l'
lids In dnpllcAio v ~ he reosyed until AUkDAY,
June v, At for furnlailng tho IloalnG subast-
euce etorea delivered At the uovenlmsnt H1tshOuse,
on or beiore jane y, ls12. sHi
" barrels PORT.
iS.fl geanJ. ssraisd BACON. ia strong sunuIss
th0 hArTels ttour.
ieAul poueds kiour, In double saekA
t,N1 pounds Soap. .''..-
BOT further infoSmsilon Apply q, THU oeae..
mil TAOS SULLIVAN, Capt sud q, =.
.I.t.a - ~ hfkH LIalEan geE
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06
CITY ITEMS.

THH only original and improved genuine Howe
Sewing Machine, which bears the medallion Of
the Inventor, Elias Howe, IL sold only at the
local ONCE, No. Cav PonnsylyaniA avenue, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets J. Kari IL
the only agent, and he has no eanvAssing agent
10 annoy the public.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06
Books and Stationery.

oOOhB anu CIttUlOlICl Y.
NKw HOOKs.
wIrHRows AMERICAN CORPORATION
OAsFb. Vol. L. On Private Corporations
SMITHS MANUAL OF COMMON LAW.
SMITHS MANUAL OF EQUITY.
wHIThAN'a RULKS IN PATRNT OAsRS.
THRRR hooks or sONos. Ny IonEfelos.
THk ROSE.GARpEN. ny the AattoF OF Una
WAres"
OlNEAs; OF. Rome under Nero.
TlIR CHATEAU hORvIILKi or. Life Ia Tonrains
BROKEN TOYS. A Novel.
AUTOBIOGRAPHY Of AMOS KENDALL
t0For nAlsbJ
W. u. a. q. 10. MORRISON.
Las DO iksOllsn and stAtionsu,
No. avs Pennsylvania AVsaus.
y XIV BOOKS.
oooD-BYR, sw EErIikART. By suthOsof Comet,
w a. over. ...,....................... 70 cents
MAUD NOLAN, By Annie ThomAs..,..... nc
Drown FRDM THN SPAR, By author
oi"WoVsn Of haaI 1htsais". 70
MABEL LER, by thor Of "yAlisr All.
meF'''ssss'sssss ..s....s.........s..s.-0IW
Also stATiONRRY OF ali linda
LETTER ASD HOrK PAPKR PRINTED With.
out eItfA gbaiEe.
oRooUsT, the finest 10 the city at moderate
Dali aad ST,Ininb before Purchasing.
JOHN u. PARKER,
Apll 521 Seventh strsst,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06

and buy home, by subsdribing for stock In the
Sccond Series Territorial savings, loan and
Building Assoclation. No back dues. PROFIT
upon stock, tirst series, nrst quarterly report,
t4s0 per share; " dues; ti.s0 net profit OL
Zee Ia Y. NJ. u. A. building.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06
Is FOR SUPPLIES.

cath UaNAlu, A. u. II. mytH
~ "A" 'On ooIrbhS.
HKApona DTP,nr,t.Sr nv n,xor,i
sr PII WHY NM SSA1Mas NJ \ t.Is'
.sd VropO.si dS1 iaaor.ss az :. . a6 In the
foo.Sa ooss X 81 b.c s lnsa TO iSHpp aS
one year ITO" ' S%sT sn. ~ 'S q "
D6,EiI pound. q os,s "' u
FopT Ellis 4, a,
-, a., I nhI EiLhbIs, NJ T.
,iiys,S3i p psa1a. ~ y, ~
'N0 N p' VIZ n "a q v psnneS,, -
IA. - pAMr bAkhh' M. i.
Tb. ..,sss d pHSIds q SS ssso us0,o0 h.
Gs':sssd os di%,Hl.h,d as shall bs Is5alrsd . .ssi
elhsd n.y. -'''' " "" '''''0" 'o' 'n"'"' ID 'p"-
EAoh sspArais proposal must he accom- painted BY
iaads % : esItlasd cheek 90 : National BIst mSds
payable 70 the order Of tbs QnArtsrmAtsr Goneral,
E G.Srs ne ,S ~ & .pS "a e Be Q he
shouid ~ ar hs, iaiI 10 stssnta = n,nt,.st nm 80
siseIory ssouIiy Ia oihsr cases . ID returned 10
VsTtIssnsat 40 nnaily mssi, '''
copy ~ this adyeftiss,Soat mu,t .osomp.by oseh
p!&sR:sssl .,,,.,, =, a, .,,-..';, 49,,
A. Tue asilyety o. We supplies 10 eommsneo not later
thsn septsmbsI !, VA ,,,-,
N. on MONDAY JAY =, ls11, sad also A. the ofiosa
q the qaAItsnnAstess a. the posts Of Forts shaw,
saG lamp gSI i,. u, tss Zane day and hour
ma mail ShA a v ~, a ~ IOML h'sss
nv, nv !. = D'pur w. ~ Aaa usnetAi u ?. A.
pROPOBALS FOR FukL. FORAGE AND
O.. hrHAW.
HEAnouARrsns DsPAarMnnr or rus L.Kss,l
on,sI QgARTsaMlsIER's oIgiCE,
Seated proposals., 10 triplieGte With ooyy Of this
ADVERTISEMENT attaohed 70 each, will 10 Ieo.iyed al
this once until ii O'Clock, a m ,SATURDAY JunS
49, tsla for supplying this deosTpaant With tha fol.
loving named aaGniidsa Of fuel, forage and slras.
DHrRoIr nIuu
o.. .,.a. 49, "a 80 '
ai,asds Ldaa,tII rsod
Tn,.ss y ~ ,ss.s.. -,
$500 gd hl,,,I ss,.a uoai
ialss1 nnoand. 80 N
iss11i Soands Sss
~ Il /. tohf WAfNk. hiOh.
T76 cords hard wood (hlckoryl
ms cords hard wool, lbsaoh aud mAple)
isl00 pounds anthracite GOAL
N1y1OO pounds btnminOua eoAl,
Tad7b pounds Data
B.OO pSuads straw,
kIuhATloI, hloh
III cords hard wood.
MIN pounds anthracite coal
Bn1 pounds oats
HOOO pounds straw
FDRT ukuKIAAu MInu
IN oord. hSrd .aod '"
Ia IN naands anISs.,I,. 4, al
n M .sonnds ~ u.s.
Sa'aT Sounds nav
'''-' P'u"", .n,ss go, ,,,,,,
~. - fOhC BRADY, hlOh.
.,,Ss poa ,na. Ah hii coal
i!GO pounds ests
sisse poahus hn
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-06


Interesting rs we'll as promising good works 10
the District. Tho building IL large, airy aud
| subslAntlAl, possessing every possible COVE
nenoe for the purposes for which u was crested
II was reared AZ n by magic under the skilliql
management Of the Mother Superior OF ~
VInoentH. Beginning with handy money
enough to pay Tor laying the ioqndstion thu
work has Progressed 10 completion within a
year, and every financial demand has been
promptly met with the aid Of several Of oar
generous citizens, comparatively small indebt.
rdness only rem aiming 70 DO paid. In THIS ole.
giant house OF Industry there are nov more than
q dozen young misses, who were trained ~ 81
ylneonta, and whose nimble nngera, under the
supeTvislOn Of tho good Sisters, are daily en-
gagged 10 all kinds Of dressmaklng and needle
WORT generally. Already many VI our most
prominent families, among them some o. the
leaders Of fashionable metropolitan society, are
liberal patrons u the inattutionj ADD the beau.
tiful specimens Of the handiW0fk o. the young
ladies, wherever ssOn, being iaultloss IN style
and elegant In finish, elicit General admiration,
especially among tho fair ser, who are ~ JaH
Ia such matters.
InWhat No have thus huTTiodly written Of these
various excellent Institutions, which, II VIII DO
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-24

FRENCH regiments sending bouquets 10
the ex-Empress Eugene at Chiselhurst, has
created something Of a sensation, becauseit
isregardcd as certain that iftbearmy is faint
cd with Bouaparte Imperialism, there viii
be trouble in the future. In e.her countries
the soldiers have nothing to do with shap-
ing public sentiment, but the French army
is part Of the people; they mix with the
masses, talk with the masses, and express
their opinions freely upon all public ques-
tons. Hence, when French soldiers re-
member the wife Of Napoleon in distant
land, and send her tokens of their regard,
they do more than merely express their own
sentiments. They indicate a correspond
ing sentiment among certain classes of
French society, who form an exceedingly
dangerous element in any public upheaYal.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-24


ocratic party. He IS one Of the most INTEL
ligent, enterprising and successful farmers
of his county, and is much devoted to the
speedy development of the material inter-
ests of the State. He is the true friend and
advocate of a better system of public
schools, believing and contending that such
is the foundation Of better state of moral
ity, thrift and enterprise amongst the people.
He is by no means a politician, and while
acting with the Democratic party upon all
political questions, he will at the same
time be found willing and ready to act with
any man or set of men in all matters tend
ing to promote the development of the ma
terial interests of the State. His postofice
Is Hunts Station.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-24
A BAD LAW.

The Savannah AduertiSer. Of the goth
inst. says:
"Our exchanges from Florida are filed
with the details Of the arrest of prominent
citizens of that State by Federal officials,
and their subsection to all the outrages
which characterized the enforcement of the
enforcement act in Georgia. Upon learn
ing that the board of county canvassers OF
Marion and Alacbua counties had deter
mined to th:ow out several precincts for
the grossest irregularities, Senator L. w.
Osborn and United States Marshal Conant
telegrsphed to their willing tools, LeCain
at Ocaia, and Dennis at Gainesville, to
break up the canvass by srrestiDg such OF
the canvassers rs could not baRsed to sus-
tain them in an illegal canvass. As the re-
suit of this instructions the county officials
were taken to Jacks onYille and bailed to
appear before the United States Court"
Elections in the South Me rapidly becom-
ing a farce of the broadest kind, if not
something decidedly worse. They are
made the pretext for harrassing the white
people of the South. They are arrested
and carried of to distant places to answer
charges which are simply ridiculous in nine.
cases out of ten. = 1t may be sport for those
engaged in the work, but it is exceedingly
annoying, as well as costly, to those against
whom these prosecutions are directed. The
enforcement act confers upon bad men
power with which they should never have
been clothed. The other day an effort was
made to give the Radicals the control of
the Alabama Legislature through this act.
Democratic members were arrested and
carried off TO Mobile, in the hope of giving
the Radicals . majority of those present, so
they might elect the officers and appoint
the committees, and thus get control of the
Legislature, and also to elect Spencer
United States Senator for a second
term. This purpose was only de-
feated through the prompt and determined
action of the Democratic members. Fail
ing in their purpose, the Radicals got up
''side show" and organized Legislature"
in the Courthouse at Montgomery, which
the ASUertiSer Of that city very properly
denounces as rebellion. This little insur-
rection, it says, takes rank with Shay's in
Massachusetts, and is infinitely less re-
spectacle than the whisky instruction, and
and that Of old RitGer in Pennsylvania.
The incidents now occurring in number
of the Southern States, show the impolicy
of the enforcement act, and the power it
gives bad men to harrass and annoy inno-
cent white men.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-24

Trustees Sale of Land.

i AS TRUSTEES WE HAVE FOR SALE
IA EineteenLots m. McGayock's Addition to
Nashville, as follows: Nos. l07 and 1O9 e9cb
fronting 90 feet on Fillmore street and running
back no feet to an alley; Nos. 129, 1856 and JSS.
each fronting 100 feet on Florence street and
running back to an alley; Nos. 200 and Us, each
fronting 100 feet on Alberta avenue and running
back to an alley; Nos. 290 30i, 81 and 3iS, each
fronting 100 feet on Hendershott street and rum
ming back to an alley; No. S13 fronting 50 feet
on Odd street and running back to an alley; No
1913 fronting 81 feet on Madison street and run
ming back to an alley; Nos. 1863, 369, 49, 1872 and
1896 fconting each loo feet on James street and
running back to an alley; No. 288 fronting I48
feet on Hyde's Ferry turnpike and runs back 24O
feet
Also, Lots Nos, part of 10 and all of lG, IT. IS
and 10 in Miller's plan, South Nashville. each
fronting 80 feet On Maple street and running
back to an alley.
Also, Lots Nos. 301 and 302 in MeNairy,s adj
dition to Nashville, each fronting so feet on 10.
Gust street and running back i76 feet.
Also, Lots $50 and 387 in Ewins's addition
South Nashville, fronting 100 feet on Chatta-
nOoga Railroad,
Also, the south half of Lot No. l04 In McGav-
ock's first addition, fronting II II feet on North
Vine street and running back 90 an alley Also.
Lot Ill in same addition, fronting 95 feet on South
High street and running back IT'S feet to an
alley.
Some Of these Lots are well located and fine
building lots. THEY ARE TO BE SOLD UNDER
DEE OF TRUST, AND THE BEST TERMS WILL RE
OFFERED TO PURoHA sERs BOTH IN PRICE AND
TERMS.
We will also sell in same way, 500 acres of land
on the Hyde's Ferry Turnpike, ten miles from
Nashville, partly uncultiyated, and well tim
JONES & STEGER,
1t AZ North Cherry street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-24

WHEN Judge Nelson re,ires from the Su-
p-eme Count Of the United States Judge
Clifford, Of Maine, will be the only Judge
remaining on the bench appointed by a
Democratic President. Should he retire
within the ensuing four years every men,
be- Of the court will then be the .appointee
Of Dir. Lincoln or Gen. Grant. With
Luminous body Of Judges entertaining
those political views which enlarge the Fed
eIal authority and foster the centralizing
tendencies that ave been so active for the
last twelve years there is nc department Of
the government which needs to be watched
with such jealous apprehension as the Su-
p5eme Court. a1Ir. Jefferson, in one of his
letters said:
81 cannot lay down my pen without re-
curing TO one of the subjects of my former
!eIer, for in truth there is no danger ap-
gIFhsLG so much as the consolidation Of
car eoverrment by the noiseless, and there
io.e ui.@iarrning, instrumentality Of the Su-
prema Court"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-24

WE print elsewhere a remarkable paper
contributed by lady to the 81. Louis Re-
publican touching the great fires in Chicago
and Boston. 1t is fortunate that the origin
of these fires have been definitely traced.
C2relessness caused the Boston fire. The
workmen in the hoop skirt factory raked
out the FIRE from under the engine Saturday
afternoon, and in some manner fire was
communicated 20 some bales of cotton. Sew
eral pals Of water were thrown on the cot
ton, and il was supposed to be entirely out,
as no fire could DO seen, and was left as ell
right when the place was closed, about five
o'clock, two hours or more before the flames
were discovered. 1t appears, as was natu-
raj to suppose would be the case, that the
fire was not out but smouldered for q couple
of hours, and then burst forth with fury,
and with a terrible result.