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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE -ALL
N persons having claims against the Late
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Same duly attested, and those indebted WILL please
make nay ment to ZIMMERMAN DAVIS,
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WANTED, AN ASSISTANT BAR
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Eegal Not,res

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Wg1ta.

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Meeting5.

0BARLESTON HOOK AND LADDER,
u No. l.-Atleud your Regular Monthly Meet q
lug THIS (Tuesdayl EVENING; Uecs%uep ?
OC.oCh' Secretary.
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CTAVES STAVESl .STAVES!-
- Wanted Immediately Twenty. 1ve) White or
Cvlored Men to cut rice barrel slaves, hlteen
NILES from the city, on the savannah and Charles.
ton Railroad. six Dollars cash win be PAID per
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cut Yellow Pine, Oak, Ash, Maple aud Lightwood,
80 CENTS per cord, In cash, payable daily. Apply
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-23
NEW YORK.


Condemned as q Plague Ship.
NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-The Spanish fri
gate Numancia has been condemned by the
health officers ae plague ship. She is IN
doubtedly an old infected ship. Fumiga-
ton is useless and new cases Of malignant
disease break out daily. The applications
of her commander tOr divers TO clean her
bottom and for coal have been denied.
COunterfeiGing mississippi State War.
rants.
NEW YORK, Aug. PAN engrsver
named Cunningham has been arrested
here, charged with manufacturing bogus
warrants of the State of Mississippi, of
which 1t is said $4,000 have been paid st
the Auditors Office of that State.
Bids for BOutweII's Gold.
There were twenty-seven bids for gold
to-day, amounting to $5,793, 900, at from
S1.13 to S1.14OS The amour for sale is
100000. If sold it will go from S1.14 to
81 14.0S.
The Walter Scott Monument.
The Walter Scott monument, to be
erected by Scotch residents OF this city, in
Central Park, is expected in few days from
Edingburg, where it has been modelled at
ter the original Scott statue in GrosVenor
Square.
Rowing Match for $500 a Side.
A five mile rowing match, $500 a side,
has been arranged between John Biglin and
Ellis Ward, to take place at Nyack, Sept.
10.
Hunting q Candidate for Mayor.
A delegation of politicians of the six
teenth Assembly district left last evening
for Saratoga to ascertain whether Senator
O'Brien will accept the nomination for
Mayor Of this city.
DR. Schoeppe Again.
A Washington special says DR.. Schoeppe,
whose second trial for the murder of Miss
Steinnecke, begins at Carlisle, Pa, next
week. He is very confident of acquittal on
the ground that some of the most import
ant witnesses at the previous trial will not
be present. He says he has been recently
offered large amount of money and dis
charge from prison if he would wit hdraw
his claim against the estate of Miss Stein
necke.
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WEST TENNESSEE.
Negro Riot at COIIIerviIIe, On the 81.


Negro Riot at COIIIerviIIe, On the 81.
and c. Railroad.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 22.-Rumors of a coils
ion between the whites and blacks at Col
lierville, on the Memphis and Charles on
Railroad, growing out of the lynching of the
negro John Brown, few nights since, have
been current here this evening. At about 5
O'Clock Sheriff Curry received telegram
asking for assistance, and he Immediately
summoned a posse of so men and left on the
train for that place. From passengers by
the 9:2O train tonight, it seems a body of
armed negroes, estimated at from 800 to
400, are assembled about two miles from
Collierville, and the sheriff, with zoo armed
men, had gone to meet them. The negroes
had arrested several planters, and proposed
to try them by court martial. A telegraph
operator there had accompanied the sheriff's
posse. 1t is impossible to obtain any def
mite information at this writing, but there
is considerable excitement here to- night in
consequence, and fears of bloody collision
are entertained,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-23
UTAH.
Indian COuneiI-FIres I'm the Timber
ON the Mountains.

Indian COuneiI-Fires I'm the Timber
on the Mountains.
SALT LAKE, Aug. 22.-Gen. Morrow,
Superintendent Dodge and a nanber of
Mormon officials held council with the
Ute Indians yesterday, at Springvllle, the
result Of which was most of peaceful char
acter. The main difficulty seems with the
Utes and Pahvants further South, for
whom troops will commence marching to-
night.
Extensive fires are raging in the timber
of adjacent mountains.
In addition TO the Townsend House and
jennings property, worth probably half
million, and other property of great value,
all conveyed be Brigham Young to The
present occupants, is claimed, and will be
sued for upon the title of the heirs. Extra
ordinary large number of patents for mining
properly have been received.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-23
THE CHOLERA.
Its Progress in Russia-A EIiIder Type
than in Former Years.

Its Progress In Russia-A miIder Type
than i'm Former Years.
From tn London Medical Times.
The present epidemic of cholera seems
to be of more moderate type than former
outbreaks. Wherever in Russia the disease
has made its appearance it has not proved
so detrimental as in former years In
Kiev alone the destruction of life was
very great. In st. Petersburg an increase
of the fatal cases has taken place from 81
on July 10 to 81 on the 23d. In Moscow the
epidemic seems to have disappeared; since
the 205h no deaths are reported from thence.
Ia the meanwhile it has passed the from
tiers and entered Prussia. The first case
occur ed at Insterberg, a small town in
the province of East Prussia, where a SOL
der was taken ill on the Goth ult., and nine
days afterward three cases came under
notice at Berlin, in one and the same
house in "Unter den Linden" the most
fashionable street in the capital. Great
anxiety and dissatisfaction prevailed there
among the people, on account of the gross
neglect on the part of the local boards, who
did not take any precs utions against the
approaching enemy, the drainage there be-
inc Of The most miserable state. The epi-
demic, however, does but spread slowly,
and las not developed very destructive
tendency.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-23
MACE-O'BALDWIN.
RumOrs Of No Fight.

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 22.-Mace and o.
Baldwin, the celebrated prize fighters, re-
turned to this city this morning, from Col
liers, West Virginia, where the fight was
to come off last evening. 1t Is rumored
that they are on their return to the East,
and that no fight will take place.
A SteubenVille dispatch to the Herald
says Mace and O'Baldwin, with twenty
friends, were left all night in the woods at
Golfers station, as the train would not stop
there to take them to Steubenvilte. The
clubbing about referee occupied 80 much
time after the ring was formed, that night
come on without an agreement. The af-
fair so thoroughly disguised every one, and
this second failure to have fight was so
impotent as to be unworthy of the notice
Of the meanest prize fighter in the country.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-23
A ISLANDER REFUTED.
Testimonials rs 20 the Habits of Gov.
n. Gratz BrSwn-What His Neigh
bOrs who Know EAim Intimately
Say Of HI m.

Testimonials as 20 the Habits of Gov.
II. Gratz RrSwn-what His Neigh
bOrs who Know aim intimately
Say of HIM.
JEFFERSON CITY, No., Aug. II, 1872.
Samuel Bowles, Esq, Springfield, Mass:
DEAR Strive have observed in the Re
publican several articles appearing as edi-
torial, through which, as We believe, a
wrong impression is likely to be made
upon the public mind as to the habits 20
Gov. Brown. Permit us to state - "a
our official intercourse with F., r,a haya IN
no instance known mr. co be Under the
lnfuence OF SUNNI ANTS, and that 10 TIE
Soelai enter Ainments at his home, while
hls que IS exercised their own inclinations
Ia .aie use Of wines, he has, by bis entire
abstinence, led as to believe that he was
endeavoring to avoid even the appearance
or suspicion of being addicted to tho use of
Intoxicating drink. Very many intricate
questions have arisen in the course of his
administration, 30 the solution of which he
has brought mind singularly clear and
vigorous.
We bear this testimony voluntarily, and
because our opportunities make US more
competent than many who might be called
in his behalf.
EUGENE F. WEIGEL, Sec. of State.
SAMUEL HAYS, Treasurer.
DAN'L NJ. DRAPER. State Auditor.
FRED. SALoMON, Register.
ALBERT SIGBI.. Adjutant General.
JOHN MoNTrETH, State Sup't Pub
lie Schools.
n. C. ZURICH, State Librarian and
Clerk Supreme Court.
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s FOREIGN.
THE BELFAST RIOTS.
The Condition of the City Improved.
Encounters Between the Inhabitants
Ceased.
MObs OF BesperadOes still Wreeking


MObs OF Besperad0es still Wreeking
Houses.
LONDON, Aug. 22.-Special dispatches
from Belfast last evening report the condi-
ton of the city as somewhat better than
during the day. Encounters between the
inhabitants had ceased, but mobs of des-
peradoe7 are still engaged wrecking houses.
The loss to property holders is very heavy
Yesterday, while detachment of the pO-
lice were attempting to arrest persons firing
from houses into the street, they were fred
at, but escaped injury. The policemen re-
turned the fire, but the effect was not
known. It is believed that since the dis
orders commenced several Of the rioters
have been killed and their remains secretly
buried by their friends.
1t has been decided TO abandon the de-
menstration Of welcome upon the return
from America of Mr.. johnson, member OF
parliament. Many antilles are still leaving
Belfast. The working classes express great
indignation at the conduct Of the Magis-
trates dealing with the rioters.
EecOnd Dispatch.
LONDON, Aug. 22.-Several buildings
were fired last night in Belfast. The Mag
istrates have petitioned the Lord Lieuten-
ant to place Belfast under the peace pres
ervation act. Heavy rains there last night
cleared the streets Of the rioters.
Moore has been identified as the murder
er of the policeman. Several rioters have
been sentenced to prison for one or two
months; but aggravated cases are sent to the
higher courts.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-23
WEST VIRGINIA ELECTION.
Returns too Meagre for any Defini lite
Conclusions

Returns too Meagre for any Definite
COnciustOnss
WHEELING, W. VA, Aug. 22.-Owing
to the length of the ticket the vote of this
city will not be known definitely until
tomorrow morning. The meagre facilities
for securing news from the interior vii
require several days before 1eanite vote
is known in this c.-yaaty, from returns.
a. Isr ~ D.ssrd from the Independent
Goun'y .scket win carry over the regular
.nocratic ticket by considerable major:-
| ". The returns from portion OF Lewis,
Preston and Hancock counties give heavy
majorities against the Constitution and in
favor of the Independent candidate for
Governor and Congressman. The returns
as far as received, place this county on the
same footing.
Latest Dispatch.
WHEELING, w. VA, Aug. 22.-The vote
in this city to-day was the largest ever cast.
The tickei is very long, aud the scratching
and cross-fring was unprecedented. The
vote cannot be counted so as to be an
nounced tonight. The vote was on the
new constitution, and for Congressman,
State officers and county officers. There
were no Republican candidates except for
county OI1ceTS.
The opposition independent Democratic
vote as far as counted, up to this hour (mid-
mighty, indicates large opposition gains and
that tie county has voted by 200 or 500
majority for the rejection of the Constitu-
ton and for Jacob for Governor. Brown,
Republi an, is probably elected sheriff by
800 or 400 majority. This is one of tie
most lucrative offices in the State, and there
was great fight for it. News from other
points is meagre, but of similar character.
Hancock county promise, to double It's
usual Republican majority.
GREEN BRIAR WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, w. Va, Aug 22.-The election
in this section of the State passed off quiet
IL. As far as heard from a full vote was
pol!ed, the largest on record. In this town.
ship there is about 400 majority for Cam
den and the adoption of the constil ution.
This county Green Briar) has evidently
gone largely for Camden and the adoption
Of the constitution.
Major Mathews, Democratic candidate
for Attorney General, is largely ahead of
his ticket in this county. The official count
will not be in before tomorrow. The ne
groes with few exceptions voted solidly
against the adoption Of the constitution,
and for Jacobs the independent candidate.
The telegraph wires are down between
New Richmond and Charleston, on the line
of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, and
no returns can be received from that locali-
tY,
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FRANCE.
Wreck of q Steamship-The Prince Of
wales Visits Theirs, etc.

Wreck of Steamship-The Prince Of
wales Visits Theirs, etc.
PARIS. Aug. 22.-The steamship Pana-
ma which sailed from st. Nazarie on the
18th was lost in a storm off the Spanish
coast near Santandor. Passengers and
crew saved.
The band Garde Republicans landed at
Ha7re to-day. On reaching the shore the
band played the Marseillaise amid great en-
thusiasm on the part Of the large crowd
which welcomed them home.
The Prince of Wales has arrived at
Trouville, where he was cordially received
by Theirs. The reception was entirely in
formal. Theirs and the Prince promenaded
on the beach to-day.
Count Orloff has transmitted to Thiers a
letter from the Emperor of Russia, which
states that meeting of Emperors at Berlin
is no aimed at France.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-23
MEXICO.
Revolutionary Leaders Accept the
Amnesty

Revolutionary Leaders Accept the
Amnesty.
CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. 15.-All the rev.
olutiOn leaders have accepted the amnesty
offered them, except Garcia de Codena, who
is holding out defantly. Porfro Dlaz is
expected 10 the capital next week. Presi-
dent Lerdo de Tejeda entertains the kind
lest feelings towards him, and will prOba-
bly, appoint him to the an important office.
The cabinet is still unchanged.
Small bands of PronunciOdos still roam
about committing rObberies. Steps are be-
ing taken to suppress the evil. Con-
fidence is returning slowly, and trade is but
slightly improved. Mr.. Thiele, an Ameri-
can citizen, is still detained in Chiopas pris-
on. Thiele complains that the American
Minister has made no effort in his case. The
Americans in Chiopas are excited over the
matter. Other persons doubt the reported
inactivity of the Minister.
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Regulating the Elevators.
AWRrfs 20 East Printers.

DIES MONIES, Iowa, Aug 22.-The Des
Moines Typographical UnTon to-day
awarded prizes competed for by the COM
positors of the State, on Wednesday, the
14th. The first prize was solid silver
stick given to c. T. Mcconnell, of the
Maysville Miner, who set nineteen hundred
and sixty. eight ems in one hour.
The second prize was gold pen, awarded
to John w. Jenner, of Keokuk, who set
seventeen hundred and tifty-five ems in one
hour.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-23
GREAT BRITAIN.
Heavy Failure in London.

"CEsFy ElWEINUHe
LONDON, Aug. 22.-Glsdstones & Co.,
large East India and China merchants,
failed. Liabilities, f3,0O0,OOO. The failure
flattens the market for consOls.
Movements Of Gen. Sherman.
LoND ON, Aug 22-The Prince of Wales
has gone on a yachting excursion to the
coast of France.
Gen. Sherman paid visit to the ancient
town of Dundee yesterday.
The importation of Belgian coal con-
tinues on au extensive scale, it reing four
shllings per ton cheaper than English coal.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-23
BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS.
The Authorities after the Border Out.

The Authorities after the Border Out.
laws.
BRowNsvI LILLE, Aug 22.-Sheriff Schan-
Ian, who left here Tuesday with cavalry
escort in quest Of Francisco Flores alias
Chi!ou, who murdered Alexander, return
ed this evening. Thirty miles above here
they surrounded five Mexican marauders,
four OF whom succeeded in c ossing into
Mexico and were captured and hanged by
The Mexican cavalry, cooperating with the
Sheriff's party. The fifth, while attempting
TO escape across a rive, was shot and killed
oy the sheriff. Two Of these outlaws were
brothers Of Chicou, who is leported to be
still in Matamoras. All we're noted des.
perados. 81
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TERMS OF sURsCRIPTIOH.
= zArL OR AT TIE BUSINESS oRTTon


Gen. Farnsworth, Republican member
of Congress, stated in recent speech that,
not understanding passage in Gen. Grants
message in reference to Georgia, he called
upon the President for an explanation. The
President took his cigar out Of bis mouth,
and, after looking ever the papers, replied
"WeI, really can not tell what that does
mean. Morton put that IN 4"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-23
Producers and Owners of OIL Wells
on n StrEAe.

TITUsvILLE, PA, Aug. pa large
meeting of Producers and Refiners was held
to-day at Parker's Landing, Representa-
tives from all districts of the Oil Regions
being present. The object was to decide
upon some feasible plan to decrease the
production of oil, so as to enhance prices,
as it is claimed that prices low existing
are too low to enable oil to be produced
with profit. Resolutions were passed
binding operators : o suspend drilling oper-
atoms for six months af.er September lst,
which 1t is believed viii be agreed upon
generally. The meeting adjourned to meet
at the same place Wednesday 2S:h, during
which time the resolutions are to be cir
culated for signers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-23
CHICAGO.
III s. PnhIic RuIIdIngs.


CHICAGO, Aug. PA. B. Miller, super
vising architect of the U. S. Treasury De-
partment, arrived here this morning upon
business connected with the new Govern
ment buildings to be erected here, and upon
which work will be commenced at al early
day. 1t is the intention to have the base
Inent walls in before next spring, and the
entire work will be pushed as rap dly as
possible under the immediate supervision of
Mr.. Rankin, of the Treasury Department.
Regulating the Elevators.
The Presidents of twelve National Banks
in the city to-day united in an appeal to the
elevator proprietors to direct the Inspection
Registrar to cancel all grain receipts when
the grain is delivered. This request has
been cheerfully acceded to by the elevator
men, who all express an earnest desire to
do everything possible to insure the public
against any fraudulent operations. The
Warehouse Commissioners of the State say
they have secured sufficient evidence in the
Iowa Elevator case to secure the indict-
ment of the parties implicated by the grand
jury. The Commissioners have secured
eminent counsel to conduct the case.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-23
RUSSIA.

Opening of the international Stats.
teal Congress.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 22.-Sessions
of the international Statistical Congress
oper ed to-day by Grand Duke Constan-
tine. Ceremonies of occasion were Of
solemn and impressive nature.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-23
TEXAS.
Democratic Nomination for Cong

Democratic Nomination for Congress.
GALVESTON, Aug. 22.-The Democrats
of the third district nominated r. G. Ged-
dings for Congress.
Temporary Suspension OF a Banking
Firm.
The temporary suspension of T. 81. Nc
n "a ~ Co., bankers, is announced. They
" 80 indulgence Of friends for few days,
= ole them to resume payment and
ba5l- s..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-23
WASHINGTON.
The Attorney General Decides Against
Gen. Pillows Claim.

Gen. Pillows Claim.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-Some time ago
Gen. Pillow, who was engaged in the Con-
tolerate army, sent letter to the Secreta-
~ OF War, asking to be paid the value of
200 mules seized BY Union troops at Hell
ena, Ark, in 1862. This letter was refer
red to Attorney General Williams, who has
given to the Secretary his opinion on the
subject, holding in substance that his claim
Is not good, the property having been
seized in State which attempted to with
draw from the Union, and belonging to
party not loyal to the Government.
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ODD FELLOWSHIP.

Meeting Of the Grand Lodge of the
State of New York.
NEW IoRK, Aug. 22.-The r. W. Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows met again this morn
ing. A resolution to compel subordinates
to pay one dollar per week was lost. 1t
was resolved not TO appoint Grand In
structor. At the afternoon session a long
debate was had on the question of assessing
each member twenty cents, but no decision
was reached. The Grand Lodge viii finish
its labors TO-DAY.