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TElEGRAES 10 THE FEW YORK HERALD.

BAYoNNE, Sept. 20. 1873.
The Carst forces have opened fire on the town
ofBerga.
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Alctic China Water.

A1ctic China Water.
Cures Brain Kidney, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism and many
other diseases send orders to A. w. LAVENDER de pot
1866 Maiden lane. and CAswELL, HAZARD CO, Filth
Avenue Hotel,
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For the Piles Use A. w. Keating's Ceic-
corner Peck slip.
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Intransigentes' Position At Cartngena.
MADRID, Sept 90 1878.
The correspondence says the intransigentes at
Cartagena are disposed to surrender 70 the
national forces. They will capituate on the con-
dtions that the lives of the nsurgent soldiers are
spared and that some other general than Martinez
Campos is appointed to enter the city at the head
OF the republican troops.
Provisions are very scarce at Cartagena.
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s. p a / N
Carlism, Socialism, Radicalism and Interna-
tionclism in Active Motion Against
Republicanism.

pourbcnir Fire on Berga-I ntransigentss
Gazing In at MISUNDERSTANDING
Situation at Malaga-Susult to the
French Flag - The 1ntsrns-
tioualist Muster Roll
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window Shades of All styles, Gilt,
Holland Swiss, embroidered, &c, q. L. kelly q CO..
Manufacturers and Importers, ia Broadway.
Wigs, TOupees, &c.-G. Rnuchfuss.
Practical Wig and Importer Of Human Hair. ~
East Twelfth street. Broadway
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having returned from Long Branch, will resume his
practice October in the commodious pariers of the
residence No SO West Twenty third street Disease and
Affections OF the skim Hair and Scalp and the removing
without pain traces, Warts, Moles, Excrescences.
Compilations improved and preserved. Messages left
Rushtons drug store will receive immediate attention
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nuisance, as well as all other INSECTS Shall there he
of determinations say, Large houses cleared
in from hours perfectly by the original l..
KNOWLES 26O Grand street New York. Expenses from
o SIS Send postal above number and will
be attended Immediately by ORIGINAL l.. KNOWLES
n BNo charge to instruct the help TO do 1t themselves
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A.-Eor the Best Russian Vapor Baths
IN the world and the finest sulphur or Other medcated
BATHS 90 to No. West Twenty-fourSh street. near
Broadway. Open sundays from A n until noon !;
other a until III r. NJ
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Havona LOttery.-We Sold the $500, 900
in the extraordinary drawing Aprt 22 circulars sent
Information given j. b. MARTINEZ & Co, 10 Wall
street, box 4,6S5 Post Office, New York.
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Socialistic Demonstration Against
Malaga.
MADRID, Sept 20, 1873.
In consequence OF the threatening attitude Of
the socialists in Malaga, General Pavia, the COM
mander of the government troops before that city.
has called for reinorcements and announces that
he will resign unless they are furnished to him.
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All Pain 10 Infia m mation.-Wol-
COTTS PAIN PAINT subdues Inflammation, stopping
all pain Instantly Free test. Isl chatham square.
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Internationalist Enumeration OF the
Forces OF tho Association.
LONDON, Sept 20, 1873
It is stated that there so. 900 members OF the
International Society in SPAIN
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PGnic

A.-Espenscheie Fall style OF Gentle-
meus HATS, for hneness Of material elegance Of finish
and durability they cannot be surpassed Try them. at
lis Nassau street.
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The Clumsy COntrivanc known as tho
Elastic Truss Is entirely super seeded by POMEhQYS
elegant ELASTIC RUPTURE BELT, sold for IS, at IA
BrOnNWaY.
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A.-For Cleaning and Dyetng Go ca
LORDS Offices go Broadway near Bleeeksr street. and
gA Broadway, near Twenty second street
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-17
axe Warning /!

THE ". q, T. II. Il. COMPANY ARE
l. anxious to take due prccaution against &C
cidents and loss Of life resulting from running
Of their trains: and they take this method Of
warning Parents and Guardians against the
dangers attending the too common practice Of
Children playing about their Cars and locemo-
tives. Those having in charge the business Of
the Company find It impossible to PERSUADE
boys. who frequent the termini and stopping
places 0. the road from climbing upon the carr
md engines, and they will feel Themselves
obliged to resort to more decided measures if
these anHoJsnces are continued. Recent acct
DENTS which are wholly ascribabls to the care
sssnass Of persons jumping on and Oh the cars
when in n1&ien. should b warning enough in
theus.,yes. II, II. YERINGTON,
Superintendent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-28

And When the weary reapers ara dismissed
from the field, and stand with their sheayes
at the garner of God, may you be the hap
piest, the gladdest of them all.
AWARDING OF DIPLOMAS.
After the address Of DIR. Briggs, diplo-
mas were awarded to the following named
graduates and Doctors of Medicine:
Isaac s Abbey, I III Anderson, 2 II
Baker, w Boyd, of Tennessee; Fl z Brack-
en-, Alabama; E Bradford, ] A Burrow, 81
5 Broiles, M Brown, of Tenn T Clegg.
Ark; G w Clingham, j E Dance, Z A
Davidson, OF Tenn; S Z Deakins, Georgia;
A III Donaldson, e N Doris, j G Doug
lass, J 2 Douglas, of Tenn; G T HAM
monds, Ark; w A Harrison, z B Haynie,
OF Tenn; A III Henderson, Ala; James S
Henry, Ark; T A Hightower, Tenn; j P
Hodges, Ala; FL w Holiday, Miss; G D
Hudson, A NJ Kell, Of Tenn; T r KIM
brough, KY; p Knox, Texas; 81 A Laws,
1 B Leonard, L B Love, P Lyon, J B
Marshall, Of Tenn; III. Massengale, Texas;
ii Z Dunavant, Mo-; w E Fraker, Tenn;
w o Feemster, Miss; S Dyer, ] G Civ
ems, w Glenn, A j GuptoD, r o Haley,
L Ii Hallums, w p Rodefer, of Tenn; j B
Sawyer, Ala; w r Seat, w A Smith, NJ B
Smizer, of Tenn; N c Steele, Miss; O II
u Turner, D Wagner, Whitfield, of
Tenn; ] M Whitson, Miss; q w VIII
liams, Ala; o d Williams, G N Wright, J
b York, of Tenn; j Meredith, Ky; S A
Montgomery, Miss; N G Morris, Henry
Mccall, w A Mccall, of Tenn; A G Nc
Laurin, Miss; l. Neel, B @ Newman, j
w OWnby, ID Laws, of Tenn.
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Trains leave Andarrive at Louisville As follows:
New Advertisements.

Coal for $3.50 by j. N. Ward, corner Of
Summer and Crawford streets. feb23 St
j. II. Bond has removed his stock of dry
goods from Summer street to 81 Union
street, between College and Cherry, which
establishment be has fitted up in hand
some manner. His new store is very at
tractive, and the inducements he is offering
should fill his establishment daily with GUS
toners.
Business house in Murfreesboro for rent
by J. T. Rather.
Proclamation by the Governor.
Orders for Sewanee coal filed by E. Nc
liver & Co., No. u N. Cherry street.
A council of Red Cross Knights will be
held tonight.
EfSbeamer Silverthorn for Evansville at Y
O'Clock to-day.
Steamer Frank Gracey for Cairo at 4
O'Clock this afternoon.
Steamer Ella Hughes for Upper Cumber-
land at O'Clock this afternoon.
Steamer Eddyyille for Upper Cumber-'
land at 4 O'Clock Saturday afternoon.
Panorama lecture at Elm street Church
tonight.
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A MAINE JUDGE PROVES EQUAL
TO THE OCCASION.
From the Lewiston journal.
ru .l..:aI 2-;Ll.


At one of the judicial tribunals in this
county not long since, case of some i'm:
portance was being heard, but It had been
protrs ted beyond all reason, and the Judge
sat with his eyes closed, evidently comfort
ably wrapt in slumber. The lawyer who
was arguing the case was considerably net
tied by the circumstance, and having reach
ed very important part Of his argument
raised his voice to high key and said: 81
desire to call your attention, may it please
your Honor, to an important point in this
case" A heavy breathing, a sonorouS snore
were the only judicial response. The law
yer approached nearer the Court, and rails
ing his voice to an excruciating key, repeat
ed Lis remark: "May it please the Court,
l desire to call your Honor's attention to
an important point in this case" The
Judge aroused himself, rubbed bis eyes, and
before he had them open he cried out :
''Wife, wife, isn't it most breakfast timer"
The Judge speedily awoke to the reality,
apologized, and said be was apt to be lit
tie distracted when engaged in deep
thought,
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THE COUNTS.

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Judge Hickersor
was on the bench yesterday, and signed
bills of exceptions to causes of Bill Ransom
Young Alexander and Charles NJ. Stewart
appealed to the Supreme Court. The min
utes will be signed on Saturday, and the
court adjourned for the term. All bonds
should be renewed by that time.
PROBATE CoURT.-Harry d. Martin
was appointed and qualified as administra-
tor of the late Lizzie B. Martin, deceased.
a. F. Whiteman public administrator
was granted letters of administration on
the estate of John Cowan, deceased.
SUPREME COURT.-This court is now
hearing one Of the Tennessee Bank cases
which will occupy several days.
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THE TENTH wARD.
No water, no Schools, NO Fire En-
gines, no Gas, No PoIicemeR, 10 be
Allowed the RebeIlious TERRITORY.

gines, No Gas, No Policemen, 10 be
Allowed the RebeIlious Territory.
In the City Council last night DR.. Atchi-
son offered the following bill:
| Whereas, the public interests demand
that all litigation as to whether The Tenth
Ward is or is not part of the city should
cease, and the question be settled; and this
Corporation Is determined that the dispute
shall terminate at once; therefore,
| Section /. Be it enacted by the City
| Council, that if the complainants in the
cause entitled "W. FL. McNairy ct ais. VS..
The Mayor and City Council of Nashville %
before the Supreme Court Of Tennessee,
at its present term, December, 1929 shall
on or before the first Monday in April next,
dismiss their said bill, then in that case, ali
the holders of property in said Ward shall
be permitted to settle their unpaid taxes on
the terms heretofore offered on the - day
of -, 1872; and the residue of taxes to be
RENTED by said ordinance, shall be remit
ted alike to all.
Sec. That if said bill shall not be dis
missed ON or before the said first Monday
in April, 1873, then and in that case the So
licitors representing the city in said canse,
be and are hereby instructed to withdraw
the answer heretofore fled in said cause,
and permit the cause to go pro confesso;
and thereupon it shall be the duty of all the
officers Of the city government to cease all
exercise of authority over the territory Of
said ward; and the said ward and its citi-
zens shall be excluded forthwith from all
The privileges and benefits of the city cor
poratioD; and it shall be the duty of the
Superintendent of the Wafer Works to
shut eff the supplies of water of said works
from all parts of said territory known as the
tenth ward except the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad Company's depot and
works. The Mayor shall also cause the
removal of all gas jets belonging to the city
in said territory; and shall also sell, or cause
10 be taken up and removed, the water
pipe laid in said district, and after the final
disposition Of said suit, the officers and en-
ployees Of the City Fire Department, aud
all others shall be and are hereby forbidden
to use any Of the engines or other appara-
tus of said department In the extirguish-
ment of fires in said district except so far |
as the same may be necessary to protect |
property within the city, and except also |
the aforesaid Nashville and Chattanooga |
Railroad depot and Works; and the Super
intendent of the public schools shall forth
with exclude from said schools the children
resident in said district.
"Sec. 8. Any violation Of the apparatus of
he Fire Department in said district, shall
subject the offender to fine Of not less
han three or more than fifty dollars, and
he officer or employee so offending, shall
De liable to be dismissed from office for
Iuch offence by the authority having juris-
fiction of such cases."
The bill passed three readings, only one
member voting in the negative.
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uency 70 Use. W. D hAUF1AN, observer.
The river continues declining slowly at
this point with Is feet on Harpeth Shoals.
The weather yesterday was clear and cold.
The Aid arrived from the Csney Forke
with 1000 sacks corn.
The Tyrone cleared for Cairo with q fair
packet trip.
The John S. Bransford departed for the
upper Cumberland. She had good cargo
and over sixty passengers. raT.
The SilverthOrn, from Evansville, Is dae
at IN early hour this morning, and is ad-
vertised to return at II o'clock. She viii
receive freight also for Louisville and Gin
cinnati. Capt. j. V. ThroOp is in command
and George Throop in the Office.
The fine new steamer Frank P. Gracey
was hourly expected last evening. She Is
the regular packet for Cairo at p. N. to-
day-Capt. Wiley Sims in command, and
James Gennett and Ike Cooper in the
office. go
the Ella Hughes, from the upper Cum
berland, is due this morning, and is adver-
tised to depart again at p. M.-Capt. Cart
wright in command, and Billy Bowman In
the Office. 30.
The Eddyville, from the upper Cumber-
land, is due to-day, and is the regular pack
ct for Burksville and Bakerton Saturday st
4 P. M.-Capt. Rymau in command and
John Harper in the Office. Efr,s
The Ada Heilman left Mt. Vernon on
Thursday last for this point, loaded with
5000 sacks corn.
Capt. G. 81. Arthur, we are glad 10 no
tice, is out again and able to attend TO his
duties.
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Commissioned.

Yesterday Governor Brown commits
stoned Col. James E. Bailey, of GAINESVILLE,
and Jno. w. Head, Esq, of Gallatin, Judg-
es 10 sit with Judge a. o. P. Nicholson in
the court of arbitration for hearing and dis
posing of such cases Oh the Supreme Court
docket for the Middle Division, as the par
ties may consent to have tried by the said
tribunal created in accordance with Senate
Joint resolution No, SO,
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The new Odd Fellows Hall in Luck'c
Block, Church street, will be dedicated &C.
cording to the usages of the Order on We'd
nesday evening next, the 5th of March AT
ter the conclusion Of the dedication cere-
monies, a grand hop will be given in Luck Is
Hall, in the second story of the same build
ing, tickets TO which can be procured from
w. A. Barry, Secretary Board of Trustees.
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A Rohhar,s Estate.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. PIN March 1865, the
American Express company's messenger
was robbed near Cincinnati ofneacly twenty
thousand dollars by Lew Dalman. Su0se-
quently Dalman came to this city and Whlie
attempting to rob house in the Suburbs
was shot and killed by a detective. Dal-
man left considerable property and the ex-
press company brought suit against the
public administrator to recover. The SUIT
was decided Monday by Judge Knom, CIV
ing judgment in favor ofplaintiffs for $4,000
dollars,
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Personal.

Mr.. A. M. Speight, editor of the Griffin
(Gs.) NeacS, was in the city yesterday. He
left in the afternoon for Louisville.
Mrs. Jno. III. Bright and daughter, Miss
Maggie Bright, of Fayetteville, are regis
tered at the Maxwell House.
Capt. Thos. B. Darragh and lady, of Muir
freesboro, and Col. j. w. Newman, of Fay.
etteville, are in the city on their return from
ST. Louis, where they have been enjoying
the hospitality of the excellent St. James
Hotel.
Hon. g. n. Tilmsn continues 10 i'm
prove and may be said to be convalescent.
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Exposition Meeting.

Yesterday afternoon the Board of Mana
gers of the Nashville Industrial Exposition
met at the building and transacted the usual
business incident to such occasions. Mr..
w. K. DObson, architect, made his report
of his visit to the Cincinnati Exposition
building, and laid before the Board his
plans for the enlargement of the Nashville
FxnOsitiOn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-28
Sad Death OF a Young IIatron

VIRGINIA, NEVADA, Feb. 27.--This
morning young lady named Mckay, aged
Is, newly married, while visiting her bus
band, who is an engineer at Gould 81 Cor
RVS mine, got her clothing caught in the
machinery and wass crushed TO death.
This is the sixth fatal mining accident at
as many different mines within week, the
other victims being miners.
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United states Internal Revenue Seiz

Official information has been received al
the Supervisors Office in this city, that one
copper still and fixtures, valued at 500, has
been seized from James P. Norman, in
Anderson county, by Jos. A. Cooper, Col
lector of u. S. internal revenue for the
second district of Tennessee. Official in
formation has also been received of the
seizure of cigars and tobacco from John
Eich, Sylvester Ponira and John Chamber.
by John T. Foster, Collector first district
of Alabama.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-28

The members of the Senate are entitled
TO and will receive the thanks of the people
OF the State for the earnest manner in
which they are now proceeding with the
business before that body. At last nights
session great deal of hard work was put
in on the revenue bill, every line of which
is being carefully criticised and considered;
indeed, the Senators have all along shown
a disposition to dispose of business as fast
as it came before them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-28

We acknowledge an invitation to the
public debate Ct HermesiaD Literary Socie-
ty, of Emory and Henry College, TO take
place on the evening Of March IA. From
the programme we notice that j. A. Bur-
ris, of Indian Territory, is the Declaimer,
and j. L. Stubblefeld, of Edgefeld, First
Orator. The question, is our nation de-
Ginning? to be debated, with w. r. PEBBLES,
S. L. Fain and B. B. Watkins, all of Ten
nessee, in the affirmative, and G. NJ. Brown
and B. d. Bell, of Tennessee, and E. j.
Griffith, of Virginia, in the negative. The
second orator is B. L. CapeD, of Tennessee.
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A Sad. Sad Case.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 27.-This afternoon
while the workmen at Dennis Longs pipe
foundry were hosting a large iron flask
from the moulding pit, the fastenings gave
way and the flask fell on a moulder named
Louis Halbach, crushing him SO horribly
that he died in five minutes. He leaves q
family of six children, the mother having
died last summer.
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niSGharRRd.

We mentioned several days ago that John
Keber was ar-aigned before Justice Cas-
setty on the charge of assault " it'll intent
to kill. Yesterday was the day fixed for
the trial, but no prosecutor appeared, and
no witnesses were present, the defendant
was DISCHARGED.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-28
MIS- CELLANEOUs DRIFT.

A BERLIN photographer is reported to
have made use of an ingenious trick to at
tract customers. The artist pretended he
could make photographs of gentlemen SO
lifelke that their dogs would be able to re-
cognize them. When these photographs
were held up before the dogs of the owners,
the dogs would wag their tails and lick the
pictures. The Other, photographers of Ber-
lin, who were unable to perform anything
similar, watched their colleague, and final
ly discovered his secret. 1t was very sim
pie proceeding. All he did was to cover
the photo y-aph with thin layer of lard,
which the dog, of course smelled and then
licked off.
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feb2S st
Spring Style Silk Hats at
fep13 eodtf ELY g. WHITEsIDE's.

RemOYal.-The undersigned has remov-
ed his stock of Boots and Shoes to No. 9
Union street, between College and tdarket,
where he viii be pleased to'see bis patrons
and the public generally. He trusts by
strict attention 10 their wants to merit
continuance of the liberal patronage here
tofore bestowed. JOHN HoLAHAN,
Eagle Shoe Store, Union street.
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For Dyspepsia, Indigestion. DEPRESSION

For Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Depression
of Spirits and General Debility in their
various forms, a preventive against fever
and ague and other intermittent fevers, the
''Ferro-P hOsphorated Elixir of Calisaya, %
made by CasweIl, Hazard & Co., New
York, and sold by all druggists, is the best
tonic for patients recovering from fever or
sickness. 1t has 10 equal.
mh2e 2aw fri&tues IL
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The State Library.

Among the recent portraits donated the
State Library, is one of DR.. Girard Troost
formerly State geologist, and one of The
most thoroughly scientific men of Tennes
see. The picture was presented by his
widow, and is quite an addition to the
many portraits of the illustrious dead, now
adjoining the library. Through the indus
try of Mrs. Haskell, sufficient money has
been subscribed by various persons to pur-
chase the Earle portraits of Andrew Jack
son and wife. These pictures are now in
The library and attract much attention from
visitors, r'frrs.
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Old Robertson Comfy.

Yesterday we were presented with a
large jug of old Robertson county whisky
by Capt. VIM. A. Gavett, of the United
States Internal Revenue Department. We
assure the donor that we will destroy the
spirits with as much vigor as he does wild
cats. We return thanks for the spiritual
manifestation Of remembrance.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-28

The sale Of reserved seats for S2xe's lee
ture Monday night will begin at Dorman's
music store in Masonic Hall this morning,
Tickets for sale at the bookstores and the
Library.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-28

Removal. II. Bond has removed his
stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods to
No. 81 Union street, between College and
Cherry, and invites everybody to call and
get bargains in everything in the Dry Goods
line. Goods will be sold cheap.
]. H. BOND, 81 Union street.
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