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UEALING THE SICK
WITHOUT MEDICINE.
DIR. ". PERSONS.
ANALYTICAL AND PRACTICAL
PHYSICIAN,

FOUNDER OF TIE DYNAMIC INSTITUTE,
MILWAUKEE,, Wis. ~ 1862,
has practicCd for the PAST seven years In nearly AL
The chief cities in the southern SlatesT1IE GREAT
EST HEALER OF TIE AGE-who has performed
sflnc of The most wonderful cures in ancient or
modern times. AMI has treated over lo0co0 patients
in the Last eleven years, will cai the sick at Rich
mond Va, at Ford's Hotel paror II. commencing
February IL. 1872, for ninety days.
DR.. PERSONS heals by animal magnetism and mo-
tor cure This treatment is not confined 10 any
particular class of disease. b Is applicallcto I'll the
ills OF lumauiy ami if persisted in will cure all
durable diseases.
Mrs. G. A. GOULD. 81. d., graduate of regular
school of medicine, possessing rare powers OF dag
nosing disease will ACT consulting physician and
secretary.
Consultation free.
Send or call for circulars or pamphlets confirming
testimonials OF persons cured by him and lp'orsc-
cnts by the press throughout the southern States.
DIR. PERSONS is agent tor Or. 5. Il. Coins's sure
and painless cure Of the opium habit.
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Hy Robertson L BrOnaugh.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
Office on Hull street. opposite the courthouse,
Manchester.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
,nI,F REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTY
on CUESTERFIELD, ON APP0MATIO.&s
RIVER NEAR GOODIES BRIDGE, -. AE It
-FOUR MILES FROM THE CLQFEK , iiiha
I,ITS. AND TWENTY-FIVE MILES FEoSi
PErEESBURG.-By virtue of 4 decree of Ches-
crielt County Court entered At the hoTen mn,
term thereof, 1872. in the suit or Moore as. H[Gsi1
,n-s administrator & as, commissioner sn;sli
sell nj public auction. in front of Chesterfield court
house on the 10th of March 1872 Chat heinS G3.-
cafad Ms above containing SIX HUNDRED AND
TWENTY ACRES, one-tbird of which is heavily
tiynb.rcd. balance in cultivation and IN GOOD 0r'icr.
There Is Il TWO-STORY DWELLING ana ali ne
ccssary out-buillin2s OH The place. -..
TERMS Cash as to so muchas may De ncressarS
to dcfray expenses Of sale and cost OF SUIT nslc
added at six per cent. and title retained Til pur-
chase money Is fully paid. ,.-,,,u,o,,or
ROBERTSON & BKoSAUGH, Auctioneers.
NH Ltd
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cgrs;SsTslEss:. &C,

A nTHUK ROONEY has now readym
IA for sale asd finishing the llaudsonest ssSsn
suits az wi
CHA MEIER pAGLOR, ami nlNISG-RU DOM
FURNITURE.
Of as good material and Workmanship. Is can be
bought anywhere.
upbolstering mattresses, olsters, and pillows
:.nd all kinds OF high sud iow-priced goods In stock
and made to order at very low profits VIII satisfy
ali customers. Wa-arooms Governor and Franklin
STREETS. M q
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MARINE lNEEEHIGEHEE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. MARCH S. is's.
Sun rises $50 aloon sets. l:3:
san -; -....... $40 ijlgh ttut.., ii:i-
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Dy d. X. We'siEer.
AGctloncrr ard Land agent,
NJ. lnt5 hiain sticct.:

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ fALi-
~ ABLE IRA ct OF r!IB%i:tD $50
FARMING LAMP. ON THE t!oNEE l!HL
RAILROAD. NEAR TESbLFI'S -ThFirN.iS
CHESTERFIELD CGCNll. Al AUI'inH.-~Ev
virtue OF decree ~ the Circuit Court -! hc.hr-
field county al Sl,y tcrH!. ~. in the susi q" Louisa
T.. Voolfolk 81 as rs. t. II. Nilnlusou's cNC"I;t,,
.irv:sp"s. heirs, ,k' AMI Sarah SihH>or. Sc CIV.
Louisa I. " oUlip.E. - Ri%.. We will sell at pru e
auction. in front Of tEetcr'ici ""uri-iCn>h 'Iar-
chcsicrI. on MONDAY tt~ 10th Ity % ingch. i'53
Uhl iHl, cUart-tiavl. at ~ O'Clock NJ. SIN III :
DRIED AND TWEhEh AID 4 HALE ttEES.
MORE Ok LESS OF LAND. adJ"inin: lhc 'G2-
sion Tract, lying south o! swift C!Cch and on Jo'h
sides Of the Clover iill railroad THAT on Tue l;li-
roaI is well tlmIlered aad haS - IN hL w VI !,
HOUSE on II. Tlic iaud lowar!I The CT Is l. VIII
wooded an, watcrcd, WITH snail portion III ot'l
land And good lON-sroina5 CoEvcncu; L" a%a""
mill. ~
TERMS: Onc-Eourth cash; ba@nrc on = crliit u
one. two, a,i'! three E.at5 ":.".! ryG,H h'"-"s
bearing il,c.ca ficn d;l ~ sac. ..'H LIc re a''
&. &. MCEAE, i,.,,,n,,.. lover.
CIV. IT IN !i!. '''''''
SAFE conduc:c! by d. *. NElSi%E@, Anctoater.
f., ps-t,I
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NEW AND READABLE BOOKS.
j. T. ELLYSON, BOOKSELLERS,
11lo MAIN STREET,

would respectfully invite attention to the following
list Of new and readable BOOKS, any of which will
be sent post paid to any address upon receipt of the
price:
Mrs. ANNIE EDWARDS Is one Of the very hest OF
the story-wrltcrs Of the tay.--I0Hrndl, Boston.
4 most powerful story,
PHILIP NSCLIFFE,
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between Seventh an
by Lyme & Brother,
Auctionccrs and Real Estate Agents,
1919 Main street.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE REAL EST ATE SITUATED ON III =.
EAST LINE OF EIGHTEENTH BET " FEN
MARSHALL AND CLAY STREETS.-by virtue
of decree entered in the suit of WilkcrSon FL as:
re- Wikerson ct ais. i'm the Chanccry Court OF
Richmond city on the 18th day OF February, lsIs,
the undersigned special commissioners. appointed
for the purpose. will sell on WEDNESDAY the sin
day Of March, 1873, ut O'Clock T.. NJ on the prem
iscs by public auction to the highest bidder, the Oh
lowing property-to wit:
That truly valuable and centrally-locatcd L1I
situated on tic cast line Of NincteeH,h pct"eci,
Broad and Marshall streets with large stuccoed
dwelling thereon. containing about zen reohs'
kitchens and other out-buildi:les: the former resi-
dencc of the late Archibald Milkcrson, having 4
front Of !GXI5O feet. moro or less. Also, :.
! LOT having front Of 200 feet on tne caSt me
Of Eichtcenth street, with SIX BRlCh ~ NJ
NENTS and several other SMALL HouSEo
thereon .,r In nv
hibitcd at the hour Of sale.
TETTs: Cash as 10 enough to pay expenses OF sale
and cost of suit: and to the residue oi sara pro-
cards on a credit ui six, Twelve, ana ci@hiccn
months with interest Il six per cent rcranhulh on
said deferred payments from day oil SAFE: rnfc'i-
srrs To- give NEGOTIABLE uncs Title 10 be r"l:,lHci
,rtis the whole. nf the purchase money bc lid anu
4 CONVEYANCE ordered lay the court.
" wa JAMES LYONS,
30. LANE STEhNE.
EDWARD \. CANNON.
8, Special Commissioners.
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l;y GrubhS 6 Williams,
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh. street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh. street between Main ana Bank.
A sslGNEE'S SALE or VALuABLE
a TOBACCO FACTORY N RIGH IN VA
WITH COMPLETE EQuIpMENT OF Ma
CnINEHY.-As assignee Of the estate OF -. Y.
Mayo. bankrupt under an o:der OF Tue hh!SY "tc
District Court for lie Eastern District Of Flrginia,
auction on MONDAY the 18th day of March, l,7a at
ESof j. e ihs tbs sou 1s OF
Twcniy-ith and Main streets with 10. fronting ls2
feet on Main street. running back 100 leet. i ne
buildings are commodions, almost cnufcly nc",aid
well arranged for IN extensive bisihc,s;
hlao. the complete stock Of MAGHiNEsY ana
FIXTURES, combining all o. Inc ia'cst improve
nemiS, composed ii part IS !olihWS
51-I'OHSE-POWEN Engine
Il iIybi:ArIic SHAPE PRESSES,
Il HYDRAULIC rOT PRESSES.
II RON SCREWS fixtures completely,
HYDRAULIC PUMP
IlALF-roCND MILLS,
L 0SE-pOUND MILLS,
3 LOEG-TEN MILLS,
err. MILLS.
2 FOUR'S MILLS.
Q ELETEN-ISCI MILLS,
/ SHORT Ten MILL. &C. Sc.;
SCALES, !uAr-jI XES.
WOEN-TAGLG>, KETTLES,
TUES. BEHCnf:S.
sMoSISG-rOBACCO PRESSES AND CUT
TIERS,
siATrlNG- BETTING.
pULLiES. &c.. 80.
pete c!;!i:hnSi; the lnaciincry ha:is cost the
oai"I "i' : I'll, hIE ~ TIFrSiTIipE.
80, '~.'
90. ~
Df.rM, ,,. ,..,. CIR ,,,,.
LETrEH-VkESS STANDS,
CHAIRS
GAS-Fl%I Tres. nc. .,. l.. T.,
TERMS For TIC real csttn, one-!nur;h ctsh pa
ance at exit. s:Mt%n, a' ,titI y, .sritv
f , ."rrr flyInrnt: lille to be rc;aine,! until
t,, 10. ~ ,,nt.s ,ri ~: IL
,rTpvs. tor ihr personal properly. onc-:hird
,,sh. i.,l.,,rr mt fnrre au,i six months, with AZ
,rnrsi snruriry
t''' Within II. tIIDERDICE. Assignee.
rr,o ',r az sui. ,'nru;i. tI,r assignee tn change
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DURE MOUNTAIN RYE WllIShEI
from FOSTER s. CO.'S formerly Stuart's) dis
tiI!ery 1t Rosebanks, Augusta county, Va, for sale
to the trade at dstillers' prices by
+. COURTNEY JENKINS, Sole Agent,
fe3 I13 south Fourteenth street, below Cary
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y)puK AND JOB PRINTING MAJ M
ID DONE AT THUS t,s,' ,lflstlE-
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EeaR RENT

TOR RENT, the LARGE BRICK feA
A HOUSE corner of Baker street an'i Brook XII
avenue. containing nine rooms: Kitchen, stable,
carrlagc-house, &c. Terms. SIS per month Apply
tn JOHN f.. BpSStEUN.
mi, sal hoo aIain street.
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WE HAVE FOR SALE SEVERAL
" 3N ELLiNtS AMI STORES In Manchester,
and chem BUILDING LOTS in I'LL paris Of the
town. also, FARMING. TiN,!tR. aud GRANITE
LANDS in Chesterfield county. convenient TO rail.
rDnGs ans. rivers On reasonable terms
ROBERTSON Il BEoShUGH,
rc l3-tNht Manchester, Va.
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f5t
other portion of an equal distance, Or
charge any person more for handling q any
point than is charged any othar person, or
charge one psrson-uiore than another
for carrying goods over the same distance
or charge more for the use of 2 car to one
person than another, being transported 10
the same direction, allsuch determinations
whether made directly or by rebates,
drawbacks, Etc, shall be de-
clined and taken as prima facie evi-
dence of unjust determinations; nor shall
il be deemed sufficient excuse that such
determinations were made at competing
points; aud provides penalties for violations
of the law ranging from $1,000 to S2o,oOOa
The bill also provides for collecting fines,
grants aggrieved parties triple damages,
allow reasonable attorney fees, make the
Railway Commissioners prosecutors, also
requires them to fix maximum rates and
publish the same three weeks in Spring
field paper; give fines to County Treasurers,
makes the Commissioners reports pTsnld
fdcie evidence of the matters to which they
relate, and defines the term "corporation" to
apply to all common carriers.
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RAILWAY LEGTsLATIOy =.

The people of Illinois appear determined
to get control of the railroads in their State,
1t may be remembered that Gov. Palmer in
his message TO the Legislature, took the
bod position that railroads were simply
public highways, and as such subject to
be regulated and controlled in their man.
agemenS by the laws Of the State and for
the benefit of the public, and not exclu-
sively for the profit of the stockholders.
But recent attempt to enforce The laws
which were supposed regulated the passen-
ger and freight charges of the road, demon
strated that the railroad companies were
masters of the situation. Straightwsy an
appeal was made to the Legislature to pass
laws remedying existing defects and placing
railroads upon the same footing as other
public highways. The select railway COM
NIT, ee of the Illinois House of Representa-
tives on the 18th inst. reported with entire
unanimity, substitute for the various bills
on railroad extortion and unjust discrimi-
nations. Whether the proposed measure
will meet the emergency is a question. 1t
provides that any .ailway company charg-
ing more than reasonable rate for trans
porting passengers or freights, or for the
use Of cars, shall be deemed guilty Of ex-
tortioD; prohibits unjust determinations on
any railway operated in the State: that if any
railway company shall charge or receive fer
passengers or freight the same or create
rate of toll than is charged for a greater
distance, or il it charge at any point high
er rate for receiving or delivering freight Of
the same class and quantity than is charged
at another point, or if shall charge great
er amount over any portion than over any
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A PARLIAMENTARY return shows that
the number of parsons sentenced to death
for murder in England and Wales during
the year 1872 was thirty, seven OF whom
wera women. The number executed was
fourteen, all Of them men. One condemn
ed prisoner stranged himself in prison, two
were sent to Broadmoor, and thirteen had
their sentences committed to penal seryi-
tude. The execution of women in Eng
land is rather rare. But one was hung this
year who has a terrible record. Mrs. Mary
Ann Gotten was hung at West Auckland,
England, a few days ago, for the murder of
her third husband by poison. She is now
supposed to have made way with two other
husbands aud sixteen children In the same
WaY,
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THE New York Eoening Post, Repub-
lean journal Of rather Independent procli-
vities, draws considerable encouragement
from the Connecticut election. That paper
says:
f'Gen. Hawley's vote is the strongest in
dication of the popular current. His action
ia Congress has been most satisfactory, and
ne is returned By majority nearly 1000
greater than the Republican candidate had
two years ago. The vote of Connecticut
emphatically shows that the people purpose
TO elect tie best men to office, if they can
find them, and they Go not propose to be
led by the Buffers, the Ameses, and other
demsgogues who put on the Republican
mantle only to cover the bad caricatur5s of
Republicanism."
1t is time that the men who do the voting
were breaking loose from such men IS have
assumed the leadership of the Republican
party.
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TIE New York Times saws:

ain reply to the letter of Mr.. Medill, re-
signing his position as member of the Civil
Service Commission, the President repeats
his pledge that the spirit of the civil service
rules will be strictly adhered to. This re-
newed declaration is significant in View OF
Mr.. Curtis recent letter. Il adds one more
to the many occasions which the President
has taken to commit himself tothe reform"
But what signifies bis committing himself
to the civil service reform, when be breaks
over the rules whenever it suits him to do
SC? Civil service reform under Grant is
sham, and Mr.. Curtis was unwilling to be
a party any longer to the proceeding.
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THE New York Sun shows THAT the peo-
pie Of Arkansas are Indebted 10 Senator
Clayton, the friend Ct Grant, SIS follows:
80 Cl2yiontbsy mainly owe the enor-
nous fraudulent debt which is weighing
upon them and bringing their possessions
into the clutches of The sheriffs; and to him
they are principally indebted for the State
government which maintains disorder with
in their boundaries, and continues to plum
der he people who have anything to steal"
This is the msn the United States Senate
refused to expel becauseof the probability
that q Democrat would be elected to his
place.
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
S>>>>>o>N>N<><,>NN>~~~-O><>
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
AND
Great Southern
AND
SOUTH & NORTH ALABAMA
RAILROADS.,

az s ITEHzzT7i
AAzz-SEZszZ n a g 4 NJ IN
COMMENCING APRIL 18th, 1878, TRAINS
" viii leave Nashville, from L. & n. K. T. De-
pot, North College street, as follows:
S.0n A. M, daily, except Sunday, 10. Decatur,
V'AV stopping at all stations.
S.0A P. NJ, Daily, for New Orleans, Mobile
OsOV and Montgomery via Decatur. Sleeping
Cars attached run through from Nashville TO
New Orleans and Mobile via MONTGOMERY WITH
out change. This train does not stop at Station
between Nashville and Columbia, except Frank
0.fO P. M, Columbia Accommodation, daify
O'IU except Sunday. Stops Il Ell station
between Nashville and Columbia
day.
The GaIlatin Accommodation arrives daily ex-
eept Sunday.
IAN A. NJ, daily, for Louisville, has Sleep
O'OV ing Car attached, running through from
New Orleans via Mobile aud Montgomery 10
Nashville and Louisville without charge
0.illl ?. u. daily except Sunday, for L0a-
A'OV isville.
$40 a. N. train arrives at 81 z c. Junction
q mile north Of Decatur 12:3O P NJ and makes
direct connection with 81. & o. r Z train for
Huntsville and points East.
$50 P; n; tram arrives at Decatur at iosas ?.
NJ, connecting with 1910 P. n. train On Il a o.
T. K. for Huntsville and points East
SEQ A Il. and zoo P. N. tIaias for Iouisvills
connect with trains with through Sleepin0
and Day Cars attached, for ST. Louis, Chicaoo
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, and inter
mediate points IN the East, North and West
All trains named above will arrive at and d.
part from L. & n. Depot, on North College street.
but viii stop at junction Of N. & @. snd1N e ID.
Railroads and at n. q @. Railroad Depot 10 take
on and let of passengers.
Tickets win be sold and baggage checked
az \: e o. Depot, Church street f0E AL trains on
u. g n, and Great Southern Railroad, esespS
No. 8, which leaves College Street. Depot st $40
A. N.
- Passengers from Gsll&tin and points South,
arriving at Nashville At S:15 n, have until 3:25
N IN which to attend to business before return
ing.
Trains arrive at Nashville Is follows; From
New Orleans, Mobile and Montgomery via De
catar, 40 A N; from Decatur, las n; from Co
lumbia, 9:s5 A N; from Louisville and the East.
North and and West, at 2.S5 IN and 5:f6 PM
For through Tickets, Baggage Checks, and
further information, apply at General Ticket
once, u2der Maxwell House, and at L. q n.
Depot, North College street. Also at N. e o.
Railroad Depot, Church street, and at N, a o.
and y. g ID. JUNCTION, South Nashville.
ocN W. II. KING, G. P. q 7. A.
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Dan cling Academy.

W II. CLEVELAND, JR., WILL COM
mence the Spring Term in dancing and Calls
themes at McClure's Hall, Cherry street, on
Thursday, April II, at O'Clock P. NJ.
For particulars, see Circulars. apis At
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Broad Street Bridge Company.

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
IA will be held at the toll Office of the Company
On Saturday, the 26th inst,
for the election of President Directors and
Treasurer, to serve for the ensuing twelve
months. A. w. BUTLER, Sec'y,
April Is, 1873 apis I'd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-16

THE reduction, by one penny in the
pound, in the British income tax, is equiva-
lent to lessening that impost by % per cent
the present rate being fourpence Is cents)
in the pound sterling of 4S0 cents. The
whole amount which this tax brought into
the British Treasury in 1873 was very close
apon $50, 100000. rtEHr ta7r
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First Glass City Property at
Public sale,

EMEMBER OUR SALE OF THE Bar.
II nard Property, corner Church and
Spruce streets, comes off at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
Thursday, April IL, 1873.
on the premises. Fine business lots near the
If BR0WSS & CHEATHAM, Ag'ts.
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Salt.
TO LEASE.


TIME JUSTLY CELEBRATED BON AQUA
i SPRINGS, situated in Dickson County,
Tenn, eight miles from Burns Station, On the
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad. The i'm
provements are all new, and consist Of pleasant
accommodations for two hundred and fifty
guests; ballroom, bathrooms, bowling alley,
storehouse, stables, etc. The country aoounds
in game, fish, etc. Provisions, fruits, etc., are
to be had in any quantity at very reasonable
prices. Eight gushing springs compose the
waters-limestone, freestone, chalybeate, arsenic,
white, red and yellow sulphur. The elevation
is six hundred feet above Nashville, and eight
cen hundred above Memphis, thus guaranteeing
a healthy and pleasant resort for both health
and pleasure seekers. Proposals will be received
until April 20, 1873 for one or two years, at the
option of the bidder. The company reserve the
privilege of rejecting any or all bids. Address
proposals to H. NJ. FERGUSON, Sec'y.
go Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
By order GEO. B. HICKS.
President Bon Aqua Springs Association.
Messrs. Dobson & Williamson, Architects,
Nashville, Tenn, will furnish all information
desired in reference to buildings ard grounds.
APPS Wv
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ACCORDING to the Philadelphia Press,
good Republican authority, there was not,
an hour in the existence of The recent ses-
sion of the Pennsylvania Legislature in
which a swindle was not introduced in
some guise or other.
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Executors Notice.

HAvING BEEN QUALIFIED EXECU-
III tor of the will of the late Samuel Crook,
those owing his estate are requested to come
forward and settle the same; and all persons hay-
ing claims against said estate are required to
present them within the time prescribed By law,
or they will be forever barred.
ap163t w. B. CLARK, Executor.
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ONCE Tennessee and Pacific
Railroad Company,

ID the annual meeting of the stockholders OF
the T. & p. r. r. is called, for the purpose of
electipg a Board of Directors 20 serve for the
ensuing year, to meet at the Office of the Com
pany in the city of Nashville, on Wednesday,
the 30th day of April, 1873, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
mh30 I'm r. W. MILLER, Sec and Treas
Knoxville Press and Herald please copy.
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APAPER published in Mansfield, Illinois,
reports a meeting of ''the Sons of Temper
snce, of both sexes, and yet that editor is
not an Irishrnan.
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An important decision in regard to the
amendatory bankrupt act has been pro-
nounced in the United States District
Court at Lynchburg, Virginia, by Judge
Rives. He held that the Law was constitu-
tional, and decided that it gave to bank
rupls homestead exemptions against old as
well as new debts, ana against all liens of
judgments in the State Courts.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
To Contractors.

DDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE UN-
d dersigned until the I'D day of April, 1873,
for the Construction of the Stone Abutments,
Brick Arches, etc., required in building Gull
vert across Demonbreun street at its intersec-
ton with College street. Plans and specihca-
tioAs can be seen at the Mayors office.
j. +. PENTECOST,
apl6 1W Chairman Of Street Committee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-16

HENDRIcKs AND HANCOCK is the ticket
Pennsylvania paper runs up for 1876.
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NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA
AND
st. LOUIS RAILWAY

TTSkAINS RUN TO AND FROM OHURCR
L Street Depot as follows:
LKAVB- Chattanooga Tra5Rs. AzETyR,
I:45 Az Except Sunday. 1850 Pr
o'O FL. Daily. $50 An.
Memphis and st. LGuls Trains.
LEAVE. ARprvu
eco An. Daifv Ken -
l;45 n. Sundays Excepted. 4:4o P.H,
L<A 10ure 70 Memphis hours 70 st. Louie
Through to Memphis without change.
Shortest route to New Orleans. Through
Sleeping Cara from Mckenzie. Time % x hour.
shelbyvIlIe Accommodation.
LBAVR9. Ap,rx-a
$50 Pm. ExecDt Sunday a-59 a n
7S miles shorter to Memphis than via DecatuT
more than lO0 miles shorter to sc. Louis THAI
via Louisville, and many bours quicker.
y SLEEPING CARS accompany the 800 p
=; sess1n 70 chattanooga, and 1:45 z. N. train to
Memphis. A H. Robinson Ticket 0enk Max-
well House, T. NJ. Cunningham Church Street
Depot. j. ". THOMAS Genl SuDt
ian26 t.