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iaEEE Is mourning IN the house Of
Ro:hscAiid. The elles: daughter Of Baron
R'theciliii Is to marry u poor man and q.
tnris1'aa-in the usual acceptance of the
w0gi-aul her father is bowel down with
grief Threat. 1t IS aimos: the first marri-
age outside Of the family. which for geDer-
atoms have iaterm4r,ied, keeping their
hereditary wealth and religion to them
selves. TINS is a love match, IN whica
nothing bat happiness is taken into con-
sheraton. Rothsc..ill PEE has at last
s;:on reluctant consent, anI his daughter
viii q, once become the wife IF Hon, W..
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Lo-ke, II. T., son Of Earl IIariwiekc, with
the understanding that her religion and
fortune are still to be held oy Ler.
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...IsLG. Senate met at noon, tao Te, presi
present. The Chaplain in HIS opening
prayer, allaicI to the Death of Mr. Gree
ley as that one whose pen had gwen
direction toplll.c thought" Sc
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being.
The indemnify dema1lel By France
from Iay;i is q source Of trouble to the
islanders. (
The recent storms have caused great
damage to agriculture in the militant DIS
tricts of England.
George Macdonald the Scotch author, is
severely i'll at the residence Of friend at
Scotch Plain, n. Y.
Mr. Harbut. Of the World, it is report
ed, viii give joint soc:4! eatcEs..in acnt to
AIr. Froude aul Father Burke.
Browns soap works, On Second avenue,
New York City, with adjoining buildings,
We're damaged by fire On Wednesday, night
to the extent OF 50, COO
The Bar Association Of New York City
are taking measures to hive the police jas
tiees abolished AMI their places filed b
rev officers to te egea.el with more defn-
itely defined powers.
Special dispatches to tie London TEE
graph state that General Nantcafe!, com
handing the German army Of occupation
in France, has receive u icrs to ceacen-
trate his forces in case Of certain eoatiu-
gencies.
The ba.k Colun ia, from Bremen, ar
rived in NeS York on the 9th alt. having
Twenty-Five cases of small pos O. board, be-
/ 81 les the corpsas Of i've vino died from the
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TAKEN UP.
" .NITOWOC CnrNTY-cITY

NJ .NIT0WOC CnUNTY-CI7Y or,
VI Manitowoc-... In Justices Court
10 n L Cady: You are hereby notine.i
ca .: q warrant &C attachment has been issued
sglin>t you, and your properly .attacbed. a
satisfy the demand Of Jacob LEM. anount1
'lE 70 scTcn'y-six 75-I0. iallrrs. Now uules
you Shall appear before } T Iinna. n Jusl
tee = the Peace in AMI for said county, al
lis Office in sand city on ihc It'h day 4
December I y 81, st 10 O'Clock in u
forenoon iHi Gar.s will be rcuasIc 'G,iu~
yea. aa'i voir rroraf., sa'l to Hly nc &c"
Dated G.is !1t,l d.y Of November. ISL
1fl7-?~ JACOB LEM, rlsintif-
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From ashibgsJEs.
MEETING o. THE II j-sE.

WAsHIHpToN, Dacsmb5r 3-3D.h th4
Senate "a the U,lse will commence The
session wish an uela,iy ful! Attendance.
The weather : bright AL mild, AMI tn
galleries ar crowded.
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Since the death of hIr. Grgg'ay consider
a5'. ilseas-ioa has arisen as - wnom ta.
se.,r- e'yc.= On the L :, raj ticket sholIl
e.a. their votes err Sine e he press
VII, .1rn,s.a] NJ Greeley ,r5ess til i
-h9l]i aa ca. ~ Gen. Grant, and while
&c aIali. .ast Wisconsin nsn have no
caase {. 81 captions aJo4t Ii, matter, a.
W. 4 not carry t}ns site, ..:I w ar On
.lo same footing r those in New i X and
Ga. 10 n:ukc tie above suggestion. Yet
N our Judgment, It woIil be- yssy unsafe
rrrca lent % establish, VIII ich may entirely
! Hsa. tic positive viii Of the raon'o a.
zome future day. We never lad a ysr.
x.a:o, op:nion q 3. Gra'z Brown; bat be
.sgs nominated, AMI nals .h3 canvass 10
lie b.st q ii ability, n : a. mech en-
..t'al to the 70 o as tl54-h he was tie
4.ga.t man n IL. :.an.-y, anI -hoaiI have
- va.c. fit ;ns { i,im a. sick as did his
,.a.l b4k, dogn in Connecticut.
-, ss-i 4s.zssvZ5s,z ..gzz..s ,,Ts... p
D"aTH o. U33aCE @p!H!.uY.
Elsewhere n H. ISSUE We publish tbs
atgtict.ar, or the ituass and doatl ol
are forced 70 II. co4v..-i,a, rom I'll.
tone # the entire Aa ,;can press, tia
;,.ern is 80 ma4 lie, in t,i> Whole couutI1
Woe daa.4 r,a,I cll~e sl.h hear,crl
~ rosaur. snrc0r. We narc r.-,
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From China and Japan.

san FRANcIsco, November 29.-The
Alaska has arrived with dates from Hong
long to Oc.o-cr = AMI Yoloh m, to No
ycnbar It'll
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SCHC ETIE 4 BROS.
TAKEN TIP

Cane 10 the premises Of the subscriber. ia
lie taTn If hos-uth, M1nitaroe county On
'Ie !S!l Of October last. a black steer. with
Tal'e on belly. star on forehead. The owner
"l-l P'c"se come forward, prove property,
p'y charGes, and take him away.
li-lI-3w< JOSEPH KRONFAUsT.
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Three hIu jrel houses on the shore near
he place were d. .goy Cd.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-15
A CIoud with silver Lining.

a woman in destitute circumstances,
with two children, an infant three years old
and an afflicted boy about six years of age,
arrived here several weeks ago seeking a
home and employment. She gave her
name as Mrs. Clifton, and said she came
from Henderson, Ky. For several days the
penniless and distressed woman remained
about the railroad depot, having no money
with which to go elsewhere. A kind
hearted citizen of the Fourth Ward learned
from the little boy the destitute and suffer
ing condition of the family, and forthwith
set about doing something for their relief.
Giving what could be spared from his linn
tied means, he besought the aid of others,
and readily obtained funds sufficient to
rent and furnish a room for the helpless
woman and her infant children. Mrs.
Clifton appeared very grateful for the as
sstance given, and expressed the hope that
she might get needle work enough to pre-
vent any further occasion for the charity of
strangers, saying she had brother in San
Francisco from whom she expected assist
ance. In anticipation of letters from her
brother, she made daily Inquiry at the post
office, and yesterday morning received a
letter containing $500, and telling her to
come at once to San Francisco. Mrs. Cliff
ton appeared mach rejoiced at this timely
relief, and left last evening for California.
May she and her children reach their distant
destination in safety, and never more ex-
perience the misery suffered upon their ar
rival in Nashville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-15
Tennessee Marble In New York.

The United States Insurance Magazine
and Gazette in giving an account of the
Office of the Brooklyn Life Insurance Com
pany, on Broadway, New York, says:
"The entrance to the principal Office
is Ly a double-fOlding door, with
plate glass panels, on which are embossed
the name of the company. The counter in
the main office runs from north to south,
black walnut, with French polish panneling
and ornamental moulding, and is surmount-
ed by plate-glass frame extending the
length of the room, with opening at the re-
spective desks. At the principal, and form
ing the extreme southern end, there is a
beautiful gray and chocolate-colOred mar
Bile slab, brought all the way from the State
of Tennessee. 1t is a rare and beautiful
specimen of native marble, and will COM
pare with the finest Italian. Out of The
large number of richly painted and richly
decorated offices in the city we have
ne hesitation in giving the palm to
the Brooklyn for chasteness and
simplicity of design, harmony of coloring,
artistic execution, the whole producing a
cheerful yet mellow and subdued effect upon
the other appointments, which is peculiarly
pleasing and gratifying TO witness. The
work has been much admired, and the art
list has not only been highly complimented
on the same, but has received orders to do
several other jobs in consequence of the
taste displayed on the work in the Brooklyn
Office.
1t will be observed that the finest Office in
New York city is decorated with Tennes-
see marble, and preferred to all others in
the world. The resources of Tennessee
viii begin to be appreciated after a while,
and we trust the annual exposition of the
products at this place viii facilitate their
development. --J r. ~ ~ 81
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Personals.

Capt. Yater, of the Police Department
who has been quite sick during the past
week, is, we are glad to see, so far recover.
ed as to be able to resume his official du-
ties.
Capt. J. NJ. Thatcher, who was recently
sunstroked and has since suffered very
much with illness caused from this attack,
made his appearance yesterday and we are
glad to state is able to resume his duties.
+. r. Calhoun and sister leave this morn
ing for an extended tour East.
Among the guests Of the Maxwell House
yesterday were Coils. A. P. Currey and M.
D. L. Stewart of Memphis; Capt. w. j.
Whitthorne and family, Columbia; DIR.
Thos. j. Roane, DR.. r. A. Caldwell and
Ed. Cooper, Jr., of ShelbyviIle; G. Minor
Quarles and wife and Irwin Beaumont of
GAINESVILLE, j. A. Harro, New Orleans and
Vim. Thompson, Philadelphia.
Our fellow citizen, W. F. Meaeham, ESQ.,,
Great Sachem of the Improved Order of
Red Men of Tennessee, and Great Inohone
for Alabama, will leave this morning for
Athens, Ala, in order to attend the Grand
Wigwam meeting of Red Men at that place
this week. We cordially commend him TO
the tender mercies Of the illustrious brother
hood in the s'land Of rest"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-15
THE COURTS.

JUSTICE EvERETTs CoURT.-Jas. jack
son was yesterday brought before Justice
Everett, charged by Isaac Michalovich with
disorderly conduct. James said he ''meant
to be an angel" but like good many 9TH
ers he did not always succeed. After being
bound over to keep the peace he was ar
lowed TO depart.
JUSTICE BAsKETTE's COUBT.-Catha-
rine Connolly made complaint before JUS
tice Baskette yesterday that Katie Joyce
had distracted s20.25 from her dress pock-
ct. Miss Joyce Indignantly replied that sit
was no such thing" and said that she was
an honest girl. As there was no evidence
that she had committed the theft, she was
discharged.
JUSTICE CAssETTY's COURT.-Mollie
Brown was arraigned before Justice Cas-
setty yesterday afternoon, charged with
robbing w. T. Wellington of Sc. MOllie
said that she took the money because he
owed it to her. She was discharged, not,
however, until she had obtained security
and signed peace bond.
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Conventions.

Was the Davidson County Convention OF
last Saturday what the people wanted? We
find that the convention assembled. and had
just as we'll have passed resolution-"Re
solved, that We are the delegates to the
State Convention"-for they with but few
exceptions) were appointed.
If the convention had appointed two del
egates for each ward and district, and made
a request that the delegates canvass their
wards and districts aud ascertain who
the people wanted as their standard
bearer in the Congress of the United States
it would have been well.
have nothing to say in regard to The
ability or claims of the two distinguished
gentlemen whose names are mentioned in
connection with the high position we are
called upon to fill. But believing that ALI
power is i'll the people, and that the office in
question does not necessarily belong t.
either of the distinguished gentlemen. I
merely write this to say that | am satisfied
that some of the delegates on last Saturday
misrepresented their constituents in VOTING
to instruct the delegates to State ConveG-
ton, how to vote.
1t has been said that conventions ara a
necessary evil. There are times when.
think, conventions are necessary, but they
should always act with great prudence
caution and fairness. Believing that il il
yet the duty of the delegates to canvass tbeir
wards and districts, and go to the conyen,
ton and cast the vote according to the
wishes of the people, l am respectfully,
ss1c. esq NOT A POLITICIAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-15
American Dental Association.

Correspondence of the Union and American.
NIAGARA FALLS, Aug. s, 1S71.-The
American Dental Association convened at
this place Tuesday, Aug. 6. A large mum.
Der of the profession are in attendance.
The President George IL. Cashing of Chi
cage, is man Of commanding appearance
and great executive ability. The discus
sions are OF a very high order, and exhibit
great research, and profound investigation.
The instrumental appliances fitted up for
exhibition show the wonderful develop
ment which has been attained in this
branch of science. Some OF the most beau
tiful mechanisms which have ever been
constructed are on exhibition. 1t is really
a respectable Exposition of ITSELF
The subjects of Dental
Pathology and Surgery, chemistry,
physiology and therapeutics have been ably
reported upon and passed with lengthy dis
cussiOns upou each. The subject of opera
tive dentistry is now before the body. The
lecture Of Prof. McQuillen, of Philadelphia,
delivered last evening to large and appre-
ciative audience, upon the comparative anat-
omy Of the digestive organs, was rendered
highly interesting by the lecturers lucid
demonstrations of the organs of digestion
OF the lower animals correlated up to those
Of man and showing the adaptation of the
teeth by nature TO the food necessary for
the maintenance of each particular organ
ism.
Large numbers are in attendance at the
Falls. They never weary of Niagara. Mr..
j. NJ Hamilton and wife, Gen. Thruston
and wife, DR.. Morgan and daughter, are
here from Nashville. Miss Fife Morgan is
quite belle, as are all our Southern girls
when they come North.
There is not much gayety, however, here
now. The Falls are more respectfully at
tended than earlier in the season.
Greeley is all the go among the visitors,
who are nearly all from the North.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-15
New Advertisements.

Meeting of Nashville COmmandry this
evening at o'clock. .....
Burns & Co. have resumed their business
at Nos. 6 and Z, South side Public Square.
The firm of Compton & Garrett has been
dissolved, Mr.. Garrett retiring. See notice
elsewhere.
Read the proclamations by the Gov
erDOr.
Dry goods at auction by Yeatman, Shields
g. Co. to-day.
Arlington, Farrar & Weakley offer lot
on Russell street, Edgefeld, at a great
bargain. .
Valuable land for sale-see advertisement
Of Thos. L. Dibrell, G. & NJ.
The stockholders of the Planters Bank
viii find an important notice elsew here.
A dwelling in the city worth $4,000
wanted.
The next session of st. Mary's Coll eye
begins first Tuesday in September.
Olwill Brothers give notice that the Or
leans Store will not open on the 10th inst,
as was expected.
Advertise facts and the community will
appreciate it, says d. Loveman q Co. IN
our city notice column.
Desor's Wine House is one of the fixed
institutions eff the city. We refer to the
advertisement of this house TO be found
elsewhere.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-15
East Tennessee Cheese.

The "Ocoee Dairy" in Polk county, Ten
nessee, has made shipment of cheese to
P. Kern, Of Knoxville. Capt. j. E. Raht
and w. L. Raht, of Cleveland, own the
sOcoee Dairy" and have fifty cows in use.
The manufacture of cheese in Tennessee is
assuming some importance and its market
is being looked after by foreign or Eastern
manufacturers. The Knoxville Press and
Herald of Aug. 13 says an extensive dairy
man of New York proposes to have on ex-
hibition at our fall fair a monster cheese
weighing teUenty one hundred pounds
Think Of ton Of cheese! Won't that be a
sight! Thousands of eyes will rest upon
that huge mass of manufactured milk.
By the way, we are informed by the Sc
cretary that a successful dairy establish
ment of North Carolina will also furnish a
mammoth cheese for the fair.
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- ~B -
Pic Me.

We have received an invitation to attend
picnic to be given at Dement'S Grove, Oh
the Murfreesboro and Liberty turnpike,
three miles West of Milton, on the 21s;
inst. The committee of invitation are R
T. Knox, W. j. Lewis, c. Dougherty, r
G. Byrn, G. w. Martin, j. Carson, j. F
Byrn, w. B. Smith and V. S. Dill. The
committee of arrangements are S. T. Bark.
ley, j. A. Craner, DR.. A. p. Mccullough,
E. A. Mathes, n. p. Overall, R. c. Bass
John Dement,, J. I. Brown and S. P. Fer
guson. The chief marshal is VIM. Fox.
and II. A. Sublett and A. NJ. Overall are
the music managers
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-15
Homicide i'm Arkansas.

Saturday, the 10th inst, in Crittenden
county, Arkansas, a man named Cook was
killed by w. A. Martin in personal diff
Guilty. Martin, who was riding and armed
with a shot gun, met Cook in the road, dis
mounted, and after laying his gun aside,
Martin walked up to Cook, and snatching
bis pistol, struck him over the head. Cooks
skull was crushed by the blow, which he
survived only few minutes. Martin gave
himself up to the civil authorities and has
been discharged.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-15
New PresbvterJau Church.

The foundation of the new Presbyterian
Church on West End Avenue, at the inter
section of Carroll street with that thor
oughfare, has been commenced, and the
building will within the next few days be
in course Of construction. The design was
prepared by Messrs. Dobson q williamson
architects, to whose ability and skill it is
highly creditable. The new church edifce
is to be Gothic in style, large enough to
seat more than 500 persons, with chapel
attached. In sacred memory of Rev. DR..
Moore, late lamented pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church, the new edifice will
have an appropriately designed memorial
window, and may be known as the Memo
rial Church.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-15

NOTHING is more refining than the cul-
tue of flowers. Flowers are nature in her
best estate. They are the perfection OF
color and form. No painter can equal the
tints ofthe rose. No sculptor can rival the
grace of the lily. Children brought up to
the care Of flowers inseDsibly acquire some
thing either beauty. The eye is cultivat-
ed more than it can be by pictures. What
adds more to the humblest home than a
few bright flowers and climbing vines?
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-15

The young men of Nashville and vicinity
who wish TO become members OF select
military company, are respectfully invited
TO attend a meeting to be held in the Court
house of the city, on Saturday the 18th of
August. take this method of returning not
only my thanks, but the thanks of many to
the bon. Judge Thomas T. Smiley for his
kindness in rendering us the County Court
room for the purpose of holding this meet
ing. Let all the young men be present.
aONEO
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-15
The Mysterious yashwoman,

The heads of certain families who have
lately entrusted their soIed linen to the
questionable mercies of colored washwo-
man, whose name they do not even know,
are in trouble because they can neither
hear of the woman or the clothes commit
ted to her charge. Interested parties are
making frequent inquiries as to her name
and hahitation.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-15
balloon Ascension,

Mr.. Billy Fowler, gentleman who has
made some reputation as an aeronaut, and
gymnast of some note, lie to make grand
balloon ascension with Messrs. Hose and
Vests new balloon on Saturday evening
the 18th inst, at the old circus lot, near the
Sulphur Spring. During bis fight he gives
notice that he will perform some daring
and fearless feats on the trapeze. The as
cension will take place between the hours
of 2 and P. NJ. 1t is to be free thing.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-15

Yeas and Neighs.-If horses could make
themselves understood in human language
they would signify by universal ~ ca
their assent to the statement that the MUS
tang Liniment is the best remedy eEtsnt
for all these external ailments, and by 3
most emphatic ''Neigh!' show their dis
pleasure at every attempt to use any other
preparation in it's stead. Ever since its in
PRODUCTION a, st. Louis at the close of the
Mexican war in 1849, it has proved signsl
blessing to horse and man-curing with alb
solute certainty and wonderful dispatch
such equine diseases as spawn, ringbone,
poll evil, scratches, hoofale, etc., and re-
lieving and finally removing the painful al
fections which attack the muscles, sine VS.
and external glands of human beings. 1t
is a fact beyond contradiction that for all
injuries or complaints Of man or quadru-
peds to which an external remedy is apple
able, the Mustang Eminent is preferable to
every other. augl3 deodlW&Wh
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-15

FROM immemorial time the economy of
honey bees aud the exact system pursued
by them in building their comb cells have
been subjects of interest. There is no de-
parture from six-sided cell, and the exact
manner of construction aud character of
the material used is always the same in
any country, whether in Asia, Europe,
Africa or America.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-15
LATEST MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH

SAVANNAH, Aug. 14.-Cotton quiet
with light demand; middlings zoe; net re-
ceipts 10 bales; sales 10 bales.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 14-Cotton q7iet;
niddliDgs 1916; net receipts % bales; sales
so bales; stock 1892 bales.
MOBILE, Aug. 14.-Cotton, nothing
doing; middlings nominal; stock 765 bales.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-15

10000 Fruit Cans-Self Labelling.
Treppard & Co. are now offering for sale
10000 tin and glass Fruit Cans OF all the
= rious kinds made.
They have the exclusive sale OF the self
sealing, self-labelling can and they want
the ladies to call and examine this can
Price the same as for the old style can.
ie9-sun&thurs-tf.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-15

The attendance yesterday at the annual
meeting of stockholders of the Nashville
and Chattanooga Reilroad was probably the
largest ever held. The families Of
many of the stockholders accompanied
them to the city, and during the day visited
our public institutions and places of inter
est Na q sr -s-,s.a a.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-15
Railroad Oncerr.

Yesterday the following officers were
elected by the Board Of Directors of the
Nashville and Chattanooga railroad to serve
for the ensuing twelve months: E w. Cole,
President; w. A. Gleaves, Secretary aud
Treasurer; r. c. Bransford, general book
keeper. The President appointed, and the
Board confirmed unanimously, Jno. w.
Thomas as General Superintendent, aud r.
&. Morris, president Engineer. The old
Executive Committee, consisting of Messrs.
Bass, Fogg, Whitesides, and Jordan, were
appointed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-15
STATE or THE WEATHER.
WS
ne.rnn NJ TIE QaIEs RranaI ORErnaz

OfETO1 OF TIE UHIBP BI9HAL UBFICA1.
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Aug. IA, 1S72
PrO6dbilities.-C low pressure,
southerly and westerly winds with threat
ening weather and occasional rain areas on
the lower lakes and thence eastwardly over
the Middle and Eastern States. Variable
southerly aud easterly winds on the South
Atlantic with partly falling weather. Falling
barometer, threatening weather with rain
and light northerly and easterly winds on
the gulf. Clearing and cooler weather from
Minnesota to Michigan and southwark to
Tennessee with northerly winds.