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WASHINGTON.
The Wheels OF Governments Started
Again.

Ane HReeAh Oh 60VormkDeME otNEtcu
Again.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 26. - President
Grant arrived here this morning. Secretary
Fish also arrived. The clerks were again
at the desks transacting business and there
were number of persons in the reception
room awaiting an interview.
Ali the members of the cabinet now in
the city, called on the President to-day to
pay their respects and to consult with him
in regard to matter pertaining to their sew
eral departments. Business OF an impor-
tant public character, which has accumula-
ted during the absence of the President,
viii be brought before the cabinet meeting
tomorrow.
The President has his sleeping quarters
at the Executive Mansion, but takes bis
meals with Secretary Fish. The latter to-
day commuL Licated to the President the
latest intelligence from Geneva received
through Bancroft Davis, from which hope
ful prospect is drawn that the tribunal OF
Arbitrat0rs will probably conclude its la
bors by the middle of September in man.
ner satisfactory TO this government, thus
confirming previous reports that SUM In
gross will be awarded in settl ment OF the
SO called Alabama claims. The exact sum
has not been determined.
Secretary Delsno left Washington this
afternoon for his home in Ohio, where he
will remain for a short time 70 recruit bis
health, which has been somewhat impaired
recently.
PardOnlng she TnnOSent.
Warrants for the pardon of David Col
Inns, VIM. Teal, Amos Owen, aud VIM.
Scruggy, Ku Klux convicts In the Albany
Penitentiary, are prepared at the Depart
ment of State, and viii be signed by the
President to morrow and duly forwarded.
Supervisory SquabbItng.
North Carolina Republican members of
Congress and others are making strenuous
efforts to have Supervisor Cobb retained,
and the matter will be settled by the Pres
dent tomorrow.
Revenue Regulations.
The Treasury department decides not to
exact the bond prescribed by the regulations
of Aug, 20 in regard to imported raw mate
rials for manufacture into articles for ship
building, the department relying upon its
lien upon vessels for the collection of duty
in case they subsequently accrue.
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FOREIGN.
CUBA
Offers to Buy Herself ON. Of s,averv

Offers to Buy Herself ont of Slavery.
LONDON, Aug. 26.-The evening papers
mention rumor that colonel of the in
surgent army in Cuba has arrived here
with instructions from his Provisional Gov
ernment to negotiate loan of f20, ,000, 900,
the amount to be rendered to Spain for the
independence of Cuba; that although the
Provisional Government have little hope
taat Spain will consent, they believe the Of
fer will strengthen the insurgent cause
among foreign powers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-29

A correspondent of Land and Water, re-
ferriDg to an account of the Goldfish at Port
Logan, remarks that when be visited the
pond, fifty years ago, there was blind cod
fish in the pool, which the woman who had
the pond in charge used to feed with lin
pets taken from the rock. When this fish
came to the surface with the others, she
caught it in her fingers, sat down upon d
stool, having pail of the limpets shelled,
In her lap, with which she fed it out of an
iron spoon, the fish seeming to enjoy it
very much. After feeding she returned it
to the pond. The writer AYERS this to be a
fact, although he evidently scarcely expects
It to be believed,
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Negro Bond RObber.
TIE TURF.
s starter. I'm a A MILE Race.

LONG BRANCH, Aug. 28.-TLe four
mile heat race tomorrow causes great
excitement. horses were never known
to start in four mile race before. Frank
Hampton is the tavorite.
Dexter Park.
CHICAGO, Aug. 28.-The Dexter Park
races, which were to have commenced to-
day, were postponed on account Of the
heavy rain last night and frequent showers
during the day. To-day's programme will
be gone through with tomorrow if the
weather and track are favorable.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-29

Cincinnati Lancet aud Observer, August.

Olnclhnatl Lancet and observer, August.
On the 2lsl of August, Mrs Timothy
Bra lee, Of Trumbul County, Ohio, gave
nirth 10 eight children-three boys and five
gills. They are all living, and are healthy,
out quite small Mr.. Bradlee was married
six years az , to Eunice Mowery, who weigh
ed TWO hDndred and seventy-rhree pounds
on the day Of her marriage. She has given.
birth to two pairs of twins, and now eight
more, mixing twelve children in six years.
Mrs Bradl g Was tIiplet, her mother and
ia her both being twins, and her grandmoth-
er The mother of FIVE pair Of twins.
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THE COTTON OUTLOOK.
Rad News from the Southwest.


MEMPHIS, Aug. 26.-A letter from a
prominent cotton factor of this city written
from Indian Bay, Ark, says that owing to
the drought, no rain having fallen in that
section for seven weeks, the cotton will not
yield more than q third of the usual aver
age, while his information from other por-
tions of the State confirm previous reports
that only half crop will be made.
Planters from West Tennessee and North
Mississippi state that the drought is caus-
ing the cotton to rust and shed, and unless
they have rain very soon the late cotton
will be an entire failure, and the early
planting will suffer severely.
LITTLE Rock, Aug. 2S.-Reports from
all sections of the state say the present
drought has injured the cotton crop at least
one third. The heated term still contin-
ues; Thermometer 90.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-29

e rich Methodist has made donation to
Tue Boston theological seminary Tor the
reclion of a building suitable for married
st den.s and their families. The idea is
tmlrable, provided married men are per-
m lied to study divinity in the seminary.
This is not allowed in some institutions.
lAIs generally tn ught that married man
has so much divinity at home that he will
not pay proper attention 10 tho dead diVin-
iLy of The schools.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-29

A rare specimen of the cactus plant has
recently been sent from Colorado to for
ist in Rochester, New York. This cactus
weighs one hundred and thirty pounds and
in shape resembles large turtle. 1t was
obtained in the vicinity of Spanish Peaks,
in the southern part of Colorado, and was
transported in wagon two hundred miles
to Denver, from which point it was con
veyed by rail to Rochester. Several hun
dreds of similar plants are now growing in
the neighborhoO0 of Spanish Peaks.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-29

The idea Of sending the New York morn
ing papers to Chicago by pneumatic tube
in time to read at the breakfast table, does
not seem so feasible when we know that
the law governing pneumatic power is said
to be: "The mean speed of transmission
varies inversely with the length and in
versely also with the square root
of the diameter of the tube" II this be
true, body which flashed through tube
mile long in one minute, would take six
teen minutes to 60 through four miles OF
tubing, aud would crawl through the
thousand miles between New York and
Chicago in one year, 229 days, 10 hours
and minutes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-29

fare arrangements have been made
for delegates attending the Louisville Con-
vention by all railroads centering ct that
point.
FORT WAYNE, IND, Aug. 28.--H0n.
Jas. q. Robinson, of Illinois, addressed an
enthusiastic Democratic audience at The
Rink tonight. MIR. Robinson made strong
and effective speech. Emery A. Starr,
Esq, of Chicago, will address the Repubit-
cans at the same place tomorrow.
Thes. A. Hendricks.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 28.-Hen. T. A.
Hendricks spoke at Jetfarsonville This even
ing in the Democratic Wlgwam. The
building holds $500. Crowds we're turned
away unable to gain admittsnce. 1t was
one the largest meetings ever held in south
ern Indiana. The speech was received with
enthusi sn and frequently interrupted with
prolonged cheers.
CHICAGO, Aug. 28.-The Liberals of the
Fifth Illinois District to-day no minated for
Congress Hon. James Densmore of White
sides county.
Michigan.
JACKSON, MICH Aug. 28.-Chauncey
Wisner, of East Saginaw, was nominated
for Congress from the sixth district, by the
Democrats and Liberals.
The Straight Democratic State Con-
ventlon to-day appointed @. G. Burt and
Owen Groom delegates to Louisville.
a- Missouri. secs. .
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 20 The Liberals and
Democrats Of the sixth district OF this State,
nominated G. B. McAfee, of Springfield, for
Congress today. .
Nebraska.
OMAHA, NEB., Aug. 2S.-Liberal and
Democratic Conventions assembled a.
Lincoln to-day. Conference Committees
appointed by both. Conventions ad-
jour ned till tomorrow.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-29

At Chelmsford, England, assizes lately.
a prisoner who pleaded "guilty" to charge
OF breaking into church, delivered to the
judge (Baron Martin) brief written ad :
dress, which commenced with this appeal:
"My Lord, l have been over eighteen weeks
a prisoner, waiting for my trial. II Il i'm
presses your kind Judgment in my favor, }
shall be ever thankful, and viii bring You
as fine bird for present as ever was
brought from India, next voyage" The
reading of this excited, Of course, muct
merriment. 1t was evidently meant In al
simplicity, and the judge laughed as heartily
as any one. The judge sentenced him on
y to three months Impr sonment, observ
ing humoreusly, "Bat mind, yeU must nol
bring me that Dird.n
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KANSAS.
Two Prisoners Ku.KIuxed.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 28.-A few days ago
two desperadoes, named McClelland and
Wright, got into quarrel at Hays City, Kan
sas. in which Wright was killed aud Nc
Clelland badly wounded. McClelland was
placed in jail and chained to a post with
Pony Donovan, a noted horse thief. The
second night after the murder a band OF
citizens visited the Jail and killed both
McClelland and Donovan.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-29

BosToN, Aug. 2S.-A large party OF
rouehs left here this morning, said to be
bound for Camp Ballo Island, of EAstpor !,
Maine, to witness a prize fight between
Timmany, of Providence, and Kelly, oi
Boston. 1t is reported that the fight Will
take place Friday morning,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-29

CINCINNATI, Aug. 2S.-A despatch to
the Gazette from GallipOlis says the boiler
of a steam saw mill, in Lawrence county,
opposite Gayandotte, exploded YESTERDAY
killing four men, John James, the propTle-
tor, Mr.. Clark, Mr.. Well, and coloredi man;
andscalding two others.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-29

A clergyman, who had large family of
unruly boys, was once unable to make one
of them confess TO some misdemeanor that
had been committed, so he declared that he
would whip them all, and then be would be
sure to punish the real culprit. Jimmy, The
youngest, retired to corner and grumbled.
What is that you say?" asked his father.
Il thaid," lisped Jimmy, "that'th jutht the
way old Herod did. He killed all the chill
dren that he would be thure to kill Je-
Lhuth."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-29

THE r ideals deligdt to contrast Grant
with Johnson, and we are disposed to as
sist them occasionally with items which
they leave out of the picture. The ex-
peuses OF Johnson's last year amounted to
S5S4,777, ,9967l; Grants three following
years, averaged for each year $685., ,37l,-
323 81. Thus proving that Grants way of
ssrunning the machine" costs the people
over one hundred millions Of dollars year
more than Johuson's.
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4 HOary Villain.

COLUMBUS, O., Aug. 28.-John Rush
moe, aged about 20, respectfully connected
and hitherto eminent for consistent chu ch
Membership, has been recently discov' red
in attempts TO violate little girls FRI m 10 10
Il Years old. Fwo of his victims are under
mesicai treatment. Rushmore has left the
city.
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Boiler Explosion = Four Persons
Killed.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 28.-A boiler in the
rolling lLin of Brown, BOnnel & Co. at
Youngstown, Ohio, exploded this morning
Fireman Garaty was instantly killed. A
large piece of boiler fell in the house Oi
VIM. Quingley and instantly killed Mrs.
Quingley and child and fa'ally injuring Mr..
Ouingley. The mill will be stopped about
q month. Loss 1000.
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The SHINING shepherd

SpmNGFIELD, Ill, Arg. pa com
mifree sppoiuted by the Presbytery Of
I.ouisville, KY, are here TO-DAY to investi-
-s,.s the siauding of Rev Gilbert Robert
s5n While pastor of the Second Presbyte,
ran church of this city. It is understood
ih-y will inquire particularly as To his habit
6 driLklng intoxicating liquors.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-29

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 25-The boiler
of an engine running threshing machine
at Highland, Oakland county, exploded this
evening, fatally ipjuring Edson Tenny and
instantly killing Columbus Odell, Charles
Williams and Monroe Tenny. Two others
were eeriOuslV iniured.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-29

Hitherto the husk of rice, known as rice
chat, has been considered refuse in the
South. 1t has lately, however, been dis
covered to be quite valuable in protecting
glassware and otter delicate articles when
packed for shipment, and large demand
has sprung up for it, g
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-29

A wag remarks tnas one reason why
street cleaning has usually been neglected
is, that when The dirt is in the form Of mud
people hesitate 70 take any steps In the m +
ter, and when 1t is In the condition Of dust
they're forced to shut their eyes TO It.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-29

The great doctrine TO teach achlId is, tha
he must labor for what he wants. Is i
riches? Let him stop envying those VIII,
make money, and go to work and make II
himself. Is it the position which character
givesl Let him build up good reputation
for himself. Is It talent? Let him study t.
improve hls mind. He may come honestly
by somebody else's money, without work
ingfor it; but he cannot inherit an eduea-
ton.
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As pea.Iss from sunstrohe.

ST. LOUIS, Aug 28-The weather is much
cooler since the storm last night. Forty
eight fatal cases of sunstroke, and twice
that number of prosfrations by heat have
occurred within a week.
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SchO8pne,

CARLISLE, PA, Aug. ga new tria'
of DR.. Paul Schoeppe for the murder Of
Miss St,inecke, three years ago, commenced
this morning, Much difficulty in procuring
Jury is anticipated.
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E0Ffalted.

Providence, R. l., Aug. 28-In the
United STATES Dist, lot Court ~, Jude
Knowles adtudged the Cuban war vessel
Pioneer forfeited to the United States, and
ordered a warrant of sale.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-29

J. Is tho lshC that tns water from a well
IN South Oyster Bay, near New Iogk, will
tas e better, now that 1t haG been cleaned
and 1900 snakes drawn out Of IL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-29

a grass widow and young unmarried
man were fined 8 and costs for kisslng each
other while riding through the streets Of
Prairie du Chen, Wis., one Sabbath
recently.
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puRLIC nPEAKING.

Gov. Brown viii address the citizens of
Marshall county at Lewisburg on Monday,
the I'd Of September.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 28-A jamestown,
Dakota Territory, dispatch states that the
Government troops surrounded that town
yesterday, and seized and destroyed all the
liquors III the place, and imprisoned half
dozen. hisky dealers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-29
NEW YORK.

stolen StRmps-The Baltimore Bank.
New YORK, Aug. 28.-Nine thousand
dollars worth of revenue tobacco stamps
stolen at Cleveland, Ohio, some time since,
were found in this city by detectives.
The United States Bank Examiner
states the loss of the Third National Bank
of Baltimore, by the recent robbery, at only
$50, 900, which is more than covered by the
reserve.
Revenue Ruling.
II is stated that Attorney General Will
liams decides against the ruling Of the In
ternal Revenue Commissioner on the ques-
ton whether tobacco bonded between June
5 and July shall play 81 cents or 20 cents
per pound. The latter tax is decided legal
by the Attorney General.
Negro Bond RObber.
William Saunders, coored, was arreste
to-day with $500 in United States bonds
and Maryland bonds. He is supposed to
be one of the perpetrators of the Maryland
bond robbery. a dispatch from Baltimore
saws Saunders is wanted for other crimes.
Exit Barnard.
It is reported that ex-Judge Barnard,
having been disqualified from practicing at
the bar, will go into the tobacco business
with his father-in-iaw Anderson. His
friends say be bears up under his sentence
bravely.
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An Ollap0drida.

MADRID, AUG. 2S.-Complete returns of
the elections for members of the Cortes
show II Alphonzists, 8 Montpensierists, 10
Nucenitico Dynastists, 8 Sagostaists, 80
Republicans and 200 Radicals chosen.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-29

TESNEssEE BoyDs closed in New York
last evening at 783 for the old issues and
7Ss for the new.
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SPAIN.
CarIist Rushwhackers.

MADRID, Aug, 2S-A dispatch to Gacoa
reports that band of Carlists attacked and
robbed railway station, in the Province of
Genera, and cut the telegraph wires
Troops have been dispatched to the place,
but at last accounts there had been no en-
counter with the insurpents
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GoLDis stronger in New York, gradu-
ally advancing yesterday from 1l2s to 1874
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COTTON dropped in New York yes
terday to 2lsc for middling.
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RlAnt. Dune.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 2S.-Blanton
Duncan has issued The prospectus of q new
paper to be published here entitled True
Democracy, the first number to be issued
the "a of September. The prospectus says
whenever 1900 subscri bsrs are obtained
the paper will be changed to a morning
daily.
Rooms are engaged at the Gait House
for 40 delegates from New York, 80 from
| Michigan and 20 from Indiana TO the Dem
ocratic Convention of the Sd of Sept. The
Convention will be held in the Courthouse.
JKFFERsoNvILLE, INB> Aug. 18.-Half.
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Louisiana.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug 2S.-The Demo
cratic r. form and Liberal Republican Com
mittees have agreed upon the following
State ticket: Governor, John McEvery;
Lieut.. Governor, D. B. Penna; Attorney
General, n. Ogden; Auditor, Jas. Graham,
SuperiutrndenG of Education, p. III. Lu
ther; Secretary of State, Samuel B. Oln-
stead, (colored); Congressman at Large, B..
Z. Jones This agreement is subject to the
decision of the Democratic State Conven-
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fare arrangements have been made
for delegates attending the Louisville Con-
vention by all railroads centering ct that
point.
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Following close upon the heels of this,
comes Gen. Grant in letter dated Febru-
ary 8. 1t will be observed that he is Care
full not TO deny Mr.. Bowen's statement as
to the cause be had assigned for wishing to
be relieved from the contrat. And again
we are called upon to emphasize in italics
a statement that is fatty contradicted by
the President himself In a letter not yet
pub ished, but in existence, and addressed
about the same time TO the gentlemen in
New York who had go generously present
ed him this very property. BY that letter
it will be seen that the President eject him
self 6rst made the suggestion Of making q
gift of this house to his successor, Gen
Sherman: and after he had sold it to one
party for 10000 he conceived the extrsor.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-09-11

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nyspepsia or Indigestion. Headache Pain
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MOUTH Biols Attacks Papitltion Of the Heart In
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1he properties Of DR.. WALKFR's VtNpo,a
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ALkER, Propr. Il-H. MCDONALD g. co
druggists and Gen. Agts, San Francisco. al.
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEAfFps
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Henru Y. RnLLor,s GILL

Ihe hu 'soriherS. having been appointed by the
honoiahie Probate Court for the district Of In.
hGltle. IpmnissuneIs, to receive, examine, aud
a9lustn claims aud demands ofall persons a4ai vt
inc estnte Of llcnryV. Butler. late Of Steve,
III SAD District deceased, represented lnsul-
vent and The term Of six moths from TIE 10Th day
creditors Of said deceased to exhibit and nrove
Their respective claims bef1re US; Give notice lbat
we Il attend 20 the duties of our appointment M
the ohSc OF W. II. u. Biup ham in stowe,
~ SAID District, ON the 9th uay of September and
pee m 'er next Mt 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon, ON
each Of said days. ''
@ T. A. SSAMX iTn3' Commissioners.
Stowe, Aug. Il, lSg2.