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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-13

The Columbia Mail of the 18th inst. tells
us that freight train ran over and killed on
the Friday light previous, near Columbia,
one ]. W. Brooks, who was Intoxicated.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-13
About Railroads and Railroad Men.

Mr.. j. B. KirmaD, Conductor on the ST..
Louis and Southeastern road, is a genius,
in addition to being one of the most reli-
able conductors in the country, he is first
class engineer and also a telegraph opera
tor.
The 1870 A. NJ, train over the Chattanooga
road was two hours late yesterday morn
ing, owing to the engine being out Of order
in some way.
Mr.. Charles Gardner, Secretary and
Treasur of the st Louis and Southeast
ern Company, is expected home soon, from
six months tour through Europe.
St. Louis Journal: passenger conduc-
tors on Kentucky railroad, sidetrack their
trains to give passengers an opportunity to
shoot rabbits.
A large number Of emigrarts from the
vicinity of Bristol, Tenn, came in On the
Nashville and Chattanooga train yesterday,
and left for Lebanon, Mo, in the afternoon
via the S.. Louis and Southeastern.
Thursdays Evansville Courier says: The
work of extending The freight house of the
St. Louis, Evansville and Nashville railroad
still continues. The walls of the building
are already up, and soon the roof will be
completed, when the road will be ready to
receive freight. The building was COM
menced but two weeks ago, and will be COM
pleted in very few days.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-13
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-13
Important Real Estate. operation Il:
EdgefeId-A Home for Every One
On the Easiest Terms Yet offered.

IN our list of real estate transfers will be
found one of tract of sixty eight acres in
Edgefeld, purchased for $50, 900. The par
ties interested are Hon Henry Cooper, Col.
E. w. Cole, Capt. j. P. Drufuard, DR.. W.
w. Berry, DR.. Felix Demoville, Edgar
Jones, Esq, Capt. VIM. Phillips, r. II.
Gardner, Esq and Col. F. P. Cahill.
We learn that it is the intention OF these
gentlemen to lay the ground off in conven
lent building lots to sell to actual settlers.
No money will be required down, but each
purchaser will be required to put ups house
on bis lot for his own occupancy, and as
soon as he commences to live in it, he will
be required to pay monthly sum equ Il TO
the monthly rent of his house, until his lot
is entirely paid for. Thus, while man
payi rent now gets no return for it beyond
the mere privllege of occupying the house,
the man who buys one of these lots will be
applying bis monthly rent to paying for it,,
and at the end of one or two years, instead
of having nothing to show for bis money,
wi be he owner of home.
The land is beautifully located in most
healthy neighborhood, and the street cars
run right to it. We predict great sdvanta-
ges to Edgefield from this operation, as it
will be seen that some Of our largest capt
talists are among the purchasers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-13

UUI tH6 sIIaA6ss HaVo your WeII, Duy
Kress Fever Tonic, prepared by W. c.
Hamilton & Co., Cincinnati, o. 1t not
only cures you but keeps you cured. This
can be said of no other remedy yet prepared
fer ague. Many cures have been reported
to the proprietors that seem next to mirsc-
ulous. Kress Tonic costs only ST per bot
tle-a box of pills free with every bottle
and the paoprietors warrant IL to cure. For
sale by Ewin, Pendleton s. Co. and 1t De-
moVille u Co.'S. jan7 sats 1aW6Nly
, 1873-01-07
THE CRIMINAL CODE.
Mr., Charles II. Reeds Proposed
Amendments.
Draft Of q Bill 10 10 Submitted TO the
Legislature.

Tho following Is Il draft of n blu In relation TO
tho criminal cotlo Of this State, prepared by
slato's Attorney Rocd, to bp submitted to tho
Illinois Genornl Assembly Mt an carly dny:
D111. for all net In relation to tho criminal code
aud ntncndaory thcrcof. H.. o.,.o
EEuT1uH !. lte cnccd by tho People o. inc n.h.9 @
Of IilnniH represented in lilo arnerat Aslonhy Ihas
in nit criminal cases whcru IN application Is mado 10
tho Court for rllangaof venue, o Court hlall na9o
tho right and power 70 grant Or cny sho sa's, I'M a ~
denial Of change Of venlo Hhall not he considered or
reviewed. IN any other Court. .- ~ ,,,,,o,
at tho limo OF tho commission of tho crtna chargsu
slA not be allowed to bn shown or proved hoiafo thu m
Jury, shall e bsno ho considered or .eeese % ~
crinso charxod.in thu Indictment, H.. ,..n,., ~
BEo .. in Ill cr1miinl casea wllcro tho defence o.
aanity to tho satisfaction Of tho Jury sha aovolVo
upon tile nccllgetlt ~ . ,,.,
ero ere1tter tho ary sall nqs M nnxn s,sn sno f
guilty III any criminal cht1nc. Sc punishment sha
only 10 sed aa clarnne ~ ths J,lagc =, INV
Juror in any criminal cause TINT nc juror Inns formed
or pressed M opinion In tho caHo III trial upon r
oyspa,sry @ sV rroydcd suc juror shall ntao nndor
oath lint ho vail bo governed In arriving at Ills verdict
by tho law and evidence nlonc. ,.-o,t.,,.x,,
with tho Court whoser or ne It VII Grant eom;
anco to tho defendant lefenants md tho rsl'aas
to grant such continuance Ehau NOT conB&it"to hns
| ground for exception or error. ,.,,..,
sHu 2. NJ Judgment Of conviction III my cT,mina ma
rASG Eball }Q reversed pf l1o 6hlTeEio ao"AI ~
trrhptcnI orror nor unless 1t appenra from tsc Woe
record thero ta reasonable doubt OF Tho quit o'
SIC. s. No supcrs.dras nlall be granted IN m,
criminal catc except whcro It appears to tho satisfa
ton Of tilc Supreme Court, or to any dudgo thereof
that tore is reasonable grou. from tho record {: t.
doubt tho guilt Of the person convicted AND IN every
where superseeas aa ho granted said oosr
that it Eppcnr from tho record Tint there ia reasonable
doubt OF tho guilt Of tho person convicted.
sEo. 8. Tlo punishment for tho crimo Of 1n'fde'
| shall be doath by hnngng.
SEC TO- All laws III conflict with this net nro hereby
| repealed. ..,, =
| SEQ H. Whereas mn emergency cxista by reasnn
there being no sufficient law tho subjects contained
III tpis act mud wheroas Tho ca,se 1f lnolls 5us!ic
requires this act to tnko elect nneaie.ey,
this act shall take effect aud ho In force from nm
after its passage.
, 1873-01-07

IL ETCnb 1nVnf II hlF tlEhls Wolllu Itil1lsiA lAo
nntuo or humber Of tho otflcor.
Mr.. 1lehing. rorod that ho did not know tho
man'a naiMo, hut supposed 1t could ho nseor-
TUNED Whit oflieor travelled That bent at Ito
str.cton Of tlio crossings hy railroad trains, llo
would mako n suggestion, Which, Il carried ont.
would Hayo tho city ita llalf of tito expense Of
building yiaanota. Th!s was, tlnt II tho police
wero instructed to arrest ovory engineer found.
guilty Of remaining OIL n crossing oyer five mlil-
iltoa. tho railroad companies would bo glad to
build yiatluctn at ttolr own expense.
Mayor Alet!ill replied TINT whcn this ordinance,
limiting to llyo lninntcu obntruction8 or cro h.
inga by trains, WAS passed, there was not ono-
tci,tL as mn1ly trains entering md loaying tho
city ma tl,ore arc now. 1snilroAd business ha1
Increased so enormously tliat ntreotn woro ncces-
sarily blockadod by trains, and he could 600 no
remedy for 1T excepting by systom Of yiasluotn.
1iancc, but the caaoa wero Appended by tho COM,
pa;iicB md heard Of no rnoro 1t boing claimed
tim. tho business Of tho roads rendered 1t I'M
possible to comply with Tho ordinance ~ III the
thoy had boon compelled to nSroo to build vim
ducts wholloyor required by tito Common Conn-
Gil, md II toy failed to do 1t, lie should ask Tho
Council to pass m ordinance 30 strong that thoy
would DO compelled to construct the vindnotH.
Mr.. HnBlng mid tint tho cnso OF tho rnilronus
was precisely parallel with tho Sunday lquor
question. WEon tho present ordinance was
l1asscd Chicago wna puritarical city, but since
city.
rIo Mayor dcolinod to allow hl1naolf to bo
drawn into at argument upon this subject, but
proceeded to tho other points mentioned by Alr.
Houng. With regard to tho neglect to cnforco
tho ordinance relative to Sidewalks and ntreets
obstrlctod by snow and leo, le Baid that tho
Board Of Public Works had already expended
the amount appropriated by tho Common conn-
ell for this purpose, aud, having no moro money,
thoy could 70 no further.
Afr. Hesing inquired whether t1!cro waB not
MI ordinance making 1t tho duty OF citizens to
clear the sidewalks of Bnow in front Of their
| promises. .........
The Mayor replied that le believed thoro was
such MI ordinance, but it could not be easily on.
forced III case OF nuoccnpiod lots, tho ow1lors Of
| which were hard to flnd.
! Aid. Richardson ashod tho Mayor whothor no
nhould veto tho proposed an1ondnont In caao
it should bo Recommended, by the Commit
| teo and passed by tho Oouncll. II WIS OF no use
to pas It if it WAS going to 10 x vetoed: r
, 1873-01-07

EsSs Dr. 9; s! init sn. s Il n ~ s1y" Nsss1 ad%e T. T.
ss%s 4onss ooFs2 Ssss;Ff E. M f. !s ssas r
= gse aud .. il or|9 s;,a. SiTea y qarnes s1.an. r. f.
fa'ssa' ke"ss s ss'ae a. and o? s!s%, y iioInc, Tse
e. f;s s p h"ss et Dr. p werns Krss safi %
s l. e eSts %,s a., e. plo nasns1 es sa Ya
WIFI " b, trieysnt, @ and Erras,,rcr of tic Township o
orlcans, arprovo-sllas y. Port aamc, ana elsma
Maiiett, Ratthcwa K Oardsr, Matthews 11ayi md
Dertla Schroeder, approved:
THE on1m!NA1 Counr-ti'oo'h J.)-A petit Jury oH'-
p!,ieett fur thn week.
md ecang box Of heotsj jory tr!a1 verdict not
guilty, a1ld defendant discharged: 659--Joan nrow1
burglary; jury trial years In tho Pciiscnt1sy. ou'
john Maloney larcony 3 yoara III tho fphieh-
tiary.
Tur C1nou1r Counr-5, ,43D-a1athiaa dchnfer Y.
Y. Clrlgtian Tnsnur aud John o. Feikor; caac. $5oDo
ara Gilbert y Ersnln D. :, wa,s , n's una 14a 1aafy
ion, and s. r. Longstreot; attachment for 1924 lad
1nr MndGyeEs ey fr nnor OF esored vic and
family, $4,000. 5,14aTheo!loro and Carl Wq'f ,,t y
s @ b!s %s + nPoM ssse ssa sa %hsssn
Eanlliol DcEan nss,mpa s?oo 6al6-5ohn i y uns
hallway Connany: rerloy!n. 5,4l7-1ly. 9. Dnrand,
pnrsn ens G. rowsss = Era a. j. re6Fs r. aso
ZornBbl appeal. 6,i4o-Loonhardt y; san,''n; u ~ ~
poal. 6.l5o-samo salno; name: Ga'l-M H. u: 10, 10.
K Dro y, Aloxo Phelps; oRsumpot s5to. G,45a-Joh1
Morris y Free rrc,s lrng oonnnyi straint 1,to, TO-
md Tn,1ry Wright; caso $1,000; notice to reator'
cause 645t-w Knspg1rst srviv,ng pavnqnsi niar
tin l. walker; assusnmit $780, -, 6;1ss-Ea q
1"i T. PrussnH, h nenj. i. Gallup md iisty IL j. dre:n
petition for ,noca1ica lien gu Noa 331 y3o. and "
Btato ulrees. 545o-OloH ]. ulmann V. A. Gibbons
| appeal. -,,-,,. - ;,
r. slplcy n,l ]. D. slipley confession OF lndgmef
s2so ss5asorso sssAo; panis a1I
rows v. French Vault Light Manufacturing ooppaMny m
uppeni 4,890-1arren 4: Wells Y. ohieago CITY isai
WY Company case, 5000. Il u,eol-ourtls p. Cam
" Eugcno s. Pike nssu,npsit, $500. d, ,s93--JoA
%SI' ?. Railway Comrany caso, sl,oo6. 41,sa3--e
IT, q williams L Co. Y Joseph Mec"ll'm a.snn,l
sit, $1,000. Al, ,o94-Wm. De"ar y dauo ioS'eF 'i
| John Foster case, 81, ,00o.
, 1873-01-07
A Strange EerGlliXers

Tile Scientific american describes u ntrenge
fertilizer. 1t stratford, Connecticut, where
gonloua Yankee, so thoy suy-bolieve. 1t who
Ilo' has invented largo revolving acoop..not,
covered with lace, which is put In motion by
windmill, wator-powor, or stoan The lower
half of tllo scoop IL plaood IL. water. Tho uppor
hnlf moves through the atmosphere, and at
each rotation drawa an immense llunhor Of the
"Bguitocs" down into tho water, whoro thoy
drown and sink to tho bottom. Evory royolH-
lion draws in an ounce Of mosquitoes or ton
thus collected nlako splendid manure for the
laul, worth 440 q ton.
, 1873-01-07

Tug CHICAGO TRIBUNE supported, in tho Eooont elco-
tou tho platform and nominoos OF tho Llbora Repnb
can Conventions which mot at Cincinnati on the lat Of
May Tho dofcht Of tho candidates OF that convention has
forward It's principles. We hold toao principles to DO
essential to good government to the prosperity OF tho
country and oren the OF republican tnstl
tutlons o shal therefore, continue to gtvo them our
nr+v nnnort upd adyocacy aud shn sustain tho men
1ho titly represent tho whatever party designation es
may wear No shai gtvo impartial hoarinE to tho Al.
Of ucueral Grant and shall support IN al
whuh scc to us wlso and uacful to the country,
ro,f,ly ho,Rh II wcro administration Of our owr
choice. In short, TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE will aim t.
secure
, 1873-01-07

blu}or William G. Whipplo, Assistant Adju-
tant General, and Major Q. n. Poe, United
BtatoB Engineers, Eavo been called to tho per-
aonnl stali OF 1olioral Sherman, uice Colonols L.
Il. Don't and Horace portor, resigned. =
, 1873-01-07

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"A milwaukee, paper has this delicate per"
gonal itcm: "Thoso who know niso old Mr.
Wilson, Of this place, personally, Will ToSrot 10
hoar tint he was assaulted IN Drutal manner
Inst wgclt hut wns not killed."
, 1873-01-07

THE WEEKLY
I, NOW ono Of tho largest weekly odt!ons issued wsst Of
Nav yprr very handsome eght-page sheet, With afty-
s1 columns otatte expressly selected aud mads up Tor
this tssue with choice variety Of
ORIGINAL LITERARY, ART, AND AGRICULTURAL
TOPICS
Twill continue lu cvcry rospcct to bo 'nado Western
Family Journal, slnal in
LITERARY EXCELLENCE
RI nny published In this country wh!fc It's earelul cola
linn o tho ueuB tho daily editions constitute II an IN
eurnassod compendium OF tho
FRESHEST TOPICS OF THE DAY,
AIMING Tim wro1s on homo thepos tho contributions OF
RURAL will hod tolr place and increase tho wido Eopn-
tat{ou already cujoyod by Ibis best OF a "rtoss on
arARM AND eARDEN,u
Fnr years welcome In multitude OF Wcsorn hone1s We
shall furnish aIao largo variety of articles on aocla
| topics.
LITERATURE, ART, EDUCATION, COMMERCE,
GENERAL Cu1TuaE, AND THE PnodAEss or SOCIETY
ali medo more prominent ieAtures OF THE WEEKLY than
horotoforo Talss and sketccs, original and scleoted
| will ba furnished in cach number. ....-.
Attention IL drawn to the fact that by tue teEna pro
eanod bolaw, TIE WEEKLY TnihUSE Will ps1nR 70 tAo
| country ascsldc aud tho farmers homo
, 1873-01-07
TIE LEADING JOURNAL IN CHICAGO.
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ents, III ts
NEWg AND LITERARY DEPARTMENTS,

Atbon,o md aroad comprise tho most tranod and COM
pctynt mon In their oall!ng and, horotoforo, nothing
will bo spared In cost Of transmission OF expense Of
pubeaton place Tho result Of thur abosa IN
attractive shape boforc its readers 10 this end the
mechanical appliances Of TIE TRIBUNE now nnaur-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-02-07
Improving Upon Nature.

They practice strange art in Japan
which is considered an improvement
on animal expression. Young puppies
are subjected to extraordinary modify
ing influences soon after birth The
upper jaw is forced up at an angle, car
rying with it the lower one, which gives
the head the slope ola child's head.
The eyes, too, are singularly forced out
of their original place, so that when
the process is completed and The bones
are permanently in new position, the
dog appears like weeping infant
looking up. The distortion is disgust
ing and certainly cruel process in the
eyes of anybody but a Japanese lady,
whose pets they are, and objects of
tender care. One of these improved
dogs was recently brought to New
York, whether as a model for artists,
with view of providing new favor
lite for patrons of canine pets is un-
known. Nature may be distorted by
science and by art, but never improved.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-02-07

Ben ,BAUNAN, editor Of the Pottsyille,
Pa, Miners Journal, is the author Of
a pamphlet, which has been distributed
in the House in favor of an incon-
vertisle paper currency. Mr.. Baunan
wants to make gold the basis of value
for a paper currency, and does not
want the paper money even convertible
into gold. How gold can be the basis
of an irredeemable currency is u
financial mystery, which he does not
clearly explain. He proposes to debase
the silver coin and recon it, making it
of less value abroad than at home,
which, he says, would make it always
stay at home for our own use.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-02-07
A Woman and Three Children Killed by
a Falling Tree.

We are called upon to record, says
the Titusville Courier, another horri-
BILE accident, which occurred at Fair
point, on Chatauqua Lake, at the
farm of Conductor Stevens, of the Oil
Greek Road. on Saturday afternoon
last. Mr.. Stevens had some men en-
ployed telling trees on his land near
the road, when q man named Crane,
his wife and three children, drove up
in a cutter opposite the spot where the
men were at work, and stopped the
horse, the workmen, as well as them.
selves, supposing the tree, which was a
very large one, would fall in the
opposite direction from which it
did. AS the tree was nearly chopped
off at the stump, it took a sud
den plunge seward the road, and the
loud cracking so frightened the horse
that he would not move. Mr.. Crane,
jumping from the cutter, undertook to
seize his wife and drag her out of the
way, but in her fright she stepped
beyond his reach in an opposite direc-
ton, the horse at the same time moving
a little forward, so that the tree, as it
fell, smashed the cutter, the three
children i'll 1t, and Mrs. Crane, the
latter standing by the cutter. Mr..
Crane jumped one side, and thus saved
his life. Mrs. Crane and the three
children were instantly killed. Thus,
in an instant, man is bereft of his
wife and children. Mr.. Crane and his
family resided near where the accident
occurred, and the affection visited
upon him is said to have seriously
affected his reason.
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WE received n very pleasant letter Of

WE received a very pleasant letter of
thanks from our friend Kendall, since his re-
turn home for bottle of JotRs0n'S Anodyne
Liniment, which we gavehim, and which he
says has entirely cured him OF the troublesome
and dangerous cough he lad when here.
OK the death of ono of England's most emf
nent physicians, all his effects were sold by
auction, and among other things was a sealed
packet, marked "Advioe to Physicians"
which brought great price. The purchaser
on opening the packet, read as follows ::
Keep the head cool, the bowels open, aud
the feet warm" II physic is necessary, use
Parsons Pugdtiue Pills; they are the most
scientifically prepared pill that has appeared
IN tho last hundred years.--Com.
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The Tobacco Crop Of 1872.

The Louisville Courier-Journal esti-
mates the total tobacco crop of 1872 at,
in round numbers, about 259, 4S0, 600
pounds, against 262, 735, 900 pounds in
1870. The Western crop is probably
not far rom the aggregate of the fol
lowing totals: Kentucky, 105, 365, 600
fbs.; Missouri, Is, 100000 lbs; Illinois,
5,302, 900 lbs; Indiana, $4,000 tbs.;
Ohio, 17,242,000 lbs; Tennessee, 49,
$4,000 lbs; other Western states,
2,301, 900 lbs. The entire western crop,
therefore, exclusive Of the states east
of Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee, will
amount to ia, $500 ibs., against
about $4,000, 900 TBS. in 1871. The
production OF the same states in 1870
was It's, sos, 600 TBS.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-02-07
ProsIraticn Practice.

Luckily for the SICK the idea that it is necessary
to reduce their bodily strength in order to cure
them, is fast dying out. Modern science recog-
nizes the fact that disease is of itself more than
sufficiently depressing to body and mind, and does
not need to be assisted in its inroads upon the vital
energy Of the system by violent purgations and
other facilitating Mixtures Prostitution is in short
"played oat, and the practitioners who still cling
to it SO few and far between that they cannot,
like their predecessors Of the fatal school who
lourshed half century ago, Gil the graveyard with
their victims. The introduction of Hostetters
stomach Bitters In 1852 was the heaves. blow that
the old practice Of depletion had ever received and
from that time to the present, the celebrity Of
the great vegetable invigorant has increased, the
purgng, blistering bleeding, water cruel practice
has declined. The effect of this famous preventive
and remedy is to strengthen, build up, regulate and
tranquiliEe, not to weaken, break down and vio-
lently disturb the system. 1t is a tonic, Alternative
and nervine, with pure stimuant as its propeuing
and distributing agent. This stimulant diffuses
the curative and DEMONSTRATING elements of the
medicine through the whole organization, and
brings them into contact with the sources of disease
Hence its cures of indigestion constipation bilious
complaints, nervousness, languor, debility, low
spirits, malarious disorders &C., are complete and
thorough, and protection against the ailments
caused or aggravated by cold and damp it has no
equal