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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-08

The Weather in This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours in CON-
parIson with the corresponding day Of last year.
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's Phar-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-08

Beautiful Hnir-Chevalicr'sL Life for th0
HAIR gray hair presenting in clean natural
healthy condition This article stands above COMPARE
son; must be used To be appreciated.
Caution! Caution! Boxers Bitters.-
Parties wishing buy these celebrated Bitters and de-
sirous of obtaining the genuine article, cautioned
against the limitations and couhteriets offered in the
American markets unscrupulous individuals but easily
recognized by the In which they generally arc
put and principally by their vile taste while the
inc article, though Stomach Bitters Is palatabe
and pleasant TO every refined TASTE and has nothing Of
the shop. Buy only OF respectable houses
FUNkE, Jr., Sole Agent,
Post Office box No. l,0l9 No. 66 Liberty ST., N. Y.
C0rns. BuniOns, Nails, &C., Cured by DIR.
RICE and assistants. IDS Broadway, corner Fulton.
CORN ANNlHILArOR, by mail SOC.
Chapped Hands md Rough Skin Cures
by using JUMPER TAR SOAP, manufactured. by CAS-.
WELL HAZARD CO., New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-08
WAS THE AGGREGATE
DAILY CIRCULATION
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE SUN

Total sales Of month. .....................
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-08

ANeglected Cough, Cold or Sore Throat,
which might be checked by simple remedy. like
"BROwN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHEs," If allowed to pro.
Rress may terminate seriously
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-08

Anglers Turk1sh Batns, III Le1inRton
avenue-Appetize and Invgorae before breakfast Re.
fresh and vlalize before dinner Soohe and Tranquze
beforretriny best ventilaton highest temperature;
be gratutes Ladies' day and evening"
Gentlemen every day and all night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-08

Good and Reliable Mcdicine-Graef.-
ENBERG MARSHALL'S CATHOLICON, for Weakness
and General Debility. Sold by druggists 81 50 per bottle.
GRAEFENBERG COMPANY l39 William st., New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-08

Either OF the above hen to be had In bookstores.
on receipt OF the price
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-08

A.-Tribune Almanac for 1879,
Now Ready,
containing besides the usual Astronomical Statistical
and Political Information
carefully written
BIOGRAPHY OF HORACE GREELEY,-
accompanied by
A FAITHFUL LIKENESS.
Price 20 cents; seven for 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
Gin i)ropcrlp 10 Let.

Gitn Dropcrlp 10 Let.
A ON TWENTIETH-ST. between Fifth
N Broadway three hovuone HOUSES hoA T. o, aad
- ''' DREW west Tveatv hrda.
A LARGE BOARDiNG-HOUSE, full of
~ bo5rI-rs Taiue, lil-aye Viii be ren- - good
''n''' a. HATCH VAN DoREy 60 sisih-.ye
CANAL-ST. STORE 20 LET-323, near Broad
\ TaY. Inquire Of JAMES PRICE, 200 Iinls"a-st
CTORES and LOFTS to LET in good loca-
- iJus O Broadway aud aiHihaye a. To-. Ients ,. a..
ITO LET-The small 3-st0Ty BRICK HOUSE,
No 40 West his sith al improve untf suitable Tor
be IElusuat1ol ~ n
al Ngild-nt. up-s.ars between 10 sn- 2 Be1t $50
TINO LET-COmforabc frame COTTAGE,
4 EighlI. between Tln anl LcEil sto1-1ve&; 10 r0'ns
ras four lois gari iut sr-bbeg go4 re8aLoAoo
so b. C. wANDLLL. next -o'r.
TTNO LET or LEASL-The vacant LOT, % by
25 ,t To- % Morton IT.. between 'shingon eul
Vets Ap.r 40 PgWs RD TlMFsON Room So a., Us ~
Ess-sa-sl or bdGEdr SANfOaD, r9HzhAeepse.
rEO LET-Second Floor OF Private House 352
West Fqv.dnn-si canliiug OF With Modern Improve
rnenls neighorhooi eu. OE snail desirable iAin
Azores Z, Tnhuae Ohce.
no LFASE-THE new STORE in the brown
stone iag the nf IEenvtrsi inl hinil-as
Fr,tc IS ssd of c as- blur snI te r WI ., reasonable
to a good tenant GOODESOUGH WkBEa ~ BroldNay
rINO LET-A neat comfortable three 0rv and
ba,rmer HOUSE; ihfIg rholf sEii1n-y 49,
isrs rrge Baltimore Ouo-Bual 1 list
house Egbavc Apply hs prem Sci or 10 l. L. ALANEl
5s7 Bzhth'ave. Rent so
lD0 EAST FIFTEENTH-ST.-IOL LII
W. -sor7 DWELLING pleasantly sifhsiei 1"rien
rental viii be received IN board # ceseu can o. 'eea e ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
Proposals
Eeual Notices.

CUPREME COURT-CTTY, COUNTY AND
y SrATK or SFW.YORS-ohn DANIEL Brer Trustees. Plaintiff
William vonder Wubeke Franz
william Angelina r. NAIiaee,
and Robert X. Russell her husband william j.
Isabsla Mc Ausesnd William Ta Gee W. Taylor
American SA0ha Bank OF kcviok Jarvi sGe hec e o. Later
na8 Company; Christian De,sd Theodore d Fetie
Iu Theodore I. Vesen John Murphy aud
John Murphy Nesbt Iwin Aire e. Tlsq
q res TIou George Meal, Adnah T. Muller Piip g. VIII
kns ADRIAN H. Nue ir; uer Bennett Bernard AothSn Js
Clarence Pe deceased; Thomas Key "oTth Nice
oAs uscenbos Wooster John ShoBsea Emma Lel
Charles L dose Jacob kesser AnseT Beae
MARY Moran s1e, OenlA7a-TO the de-
above and each a foz hereby sEnnsc ahd
complaint this action ef which here
witt served u answer 70 tie s<d cen
their Once No 90 War-ee the CITY
Of shn after the service
the DAY Of such and II M to e
conpiani wa the Aforesaid the plaintiff hs Action will apply
relief demanded the eomplsiHfDate Nov 49,
49, COUDBRT BR0THBIS Plaintiffs Attorneys
The complaint the entitled tle the Ofce u
SewiOrk the sh day Of SOveu
Der 1872. q she New Court House in said c4'y.
~ iaa6ww COUDERT BROTHERS, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
DENNSYLYANIA RAILROAD.


Trains leave HewlO from foot OF DebrOses and COFtaHd So
EEpres. for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West South
Palace Cars attached 80 s. aud $50 Sunday =
EoS Baltimore Washington South H. Isps sun
E1 pr or PtH. $50 n, Ia:5O LASessc
u got SUNDAY s. $50, and s;Oo
Fer PhiA. via Keusingson, at ! l. N aed p n
Enigrsnt and second class. 5,i5 D IN. -
Sac ~ eiO Asa sic $50 $50 $50 ga = 80 ala
g. 10. u 30, IA SUNDAY $40 ., s;lo, snd D. -.
"a aS 3 $40 $40 (. .o 40 $40 so $50 g. eis 60 10
alO 10, llSo y p Sunday $50 8, aud $50 N -
For Railway 6. 60 L slo $40 and 10 u noon l. $50
4io. $40 go 10 siiO 10 n I's
sghL sunday S;2o. AMI $40 p - an, A..
For rass Perth &n6oy and 10 80 $50 80
Fer New Bru.svek : 10 n, Ia 1Io $50, sP n" .Ss
y night SUNDAY, ., and > y ,.,,.,
Por Lam6sr.Tlls and Fleuington sa. and - n
For and Be vdere. AMI p
Accom- foT BorasrOwu Darlington. and CanssH Aa' ~ -
ia3O 2 J. $3.50. 4 ssd D
Fer Frtehod l. a H. and p N so.
TO-. sr.S.s solIo-s. From PtsbgEe, $50 m i.oo -.
daily and asa DAILY, stess nSss,. .a 'ssC
tor and BALTIMORE s:5t lol2e n Sssa.' 90" fres
PesSsrSs sal $50 l0ls lEo, Ass. H. 1l4 S'S' So sD
sssd., s.' 49, ~, Be "a srv.s-,y, se A.sor Hoes.
- -, Dss... an CorsB5sss EmsrAnt retst OHoe Ne
n AZ , ,So' 49, ~ .. ~ BOYD jL Gea Pss> Ise.A
0. IJ, dg1Sslrr Gen. N.n.s.L
PHILADELPHIA and ERIE RAILROAD
ANY DINEcT ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANGE 0R CARS, TO
~ III ksGIos and LUMBER DISTRICT PENN Trsiss
~ -. D.stress, ssd CortlaBdtsa Ferries;
Erg ,.' sas s sS,aAy r,s rs sSs1 rs :
w,m.mssorI Lei haEen s;5s kepoyo nae lT-issss
sos Sg, ~, .os Asss,rr River Isi l1s o Rssss Ens
-,,h LIE Shers K & toT al eona WtEi-
Gs > 70. Ere MAJ tdaifl Nth Puinsn Palses Car Sss
IcI HsIso $685. Rese,O u lrv ssios aio Corr, exc kns
Is M r,Bs,ss Gerry nth Oh cfssA ssa Ls
shsns Rrsr Ter he OIL ssgos Ans sA L.As s1"ss 30
:" 's W. A BAEDwIs s.s.r.I Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
Countrp Real estate for Sale


HUDSON RIVER PROPERTY, and in its
vicinity OF CengoD Tor fAlh And W LIT, BY s.
ENBBRSOS ds9 S.r'hsve.. near flluE-eighlbsi
HOUSE and LOT for SALE-In the village
~ bscl of New Ianburzh H1tfon yer r. The Tot lOr
$50 VITA 6ns m ana tres grapes Ike and located The
desirable Part village there 10 $50 gooi d barn the
prsm,e IRE bop,g All eur bern clps
srde has ca, rous bout ke. and heated By ge
ttbas prs 5000 taonauua pipe with
StruWar ni pane furniture ard carpets VII be sed WITH the
bTse d4re Information be had Va the
JOIN Mex say pr or Of g " Sweet .s WatEsi
I ARGE TRACTS OF LAND, ID full view of
he Hnon River Of Access 10 The city for sale cheap snd
% cay s. EMERSON go sIh-sve, TAriylshth..
DIRTIES having PROPERTY for SALE on
itc line Hsol ind paTcha,sr ~ paag In tie
hsLcs Of $500, - y bnnbEhspN,
DARTIES DESTROYS 10 purchase or rent prop
erty on daoa River, vail Cad At Their
"S' f. EMERSON $50 SiItb-nve near Thir,sChib-st
= EMERSON has made Hudson River real
~ rs. specially last yeArs and fully
~. vnI,e almost all the property ncihly kh
BKRSoN. go Sixth ihirty-eirhthst
WHITESTONE.-A PLACE on the Sound,
w enrtainin- house 10 heater W cellar
trcu Kinds foutbnnss ehoer lru mile from depot
10 .iu y IRON Hunters Po.ot. q tsains ialy.
{. c. wAYLAJD AYMAR, 100 Fuiou-s', n 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
DrD goo05

IQ1C Fine white Mating, red check, fancy
y sazd MattnE Andrew Lesser Co.. 100 Chsmbsrs 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25

Summer Retreats.
LADY in the country desires to take
a BOARD Tor The summer good references cal AZ
pa V ct Forty-seeoad-si
ANY PERSON wishing to obtain Board for
u thlicu Through vacation Woad scar %
besu al place he luosen by appE 100 rIy.L
DEEKMAN MANSION 343 East Filtietd-st.,
I'D Two grounds Hrcy 0At. locality house &e bat
class; ents4uee let Of tie carnage gate
CozzLNS' wrsr POINT HOTEL
WILL OPEN On cr FIRST DAY JUNE IAree Coaaes
10 - Win Special o1Tei 10 parties i-keg
For paricnIrs lidress
EDWARD COLLBNs Wrsi Po.-t y l.:
MISERABLE PARTIES wishing bIst-class
house. most hea.T ara oehghum
boating hshiug AID banning
Lk- hours b. a. aud b. K r. may zee .Au
obtain pariicsiarsof a. u. Jan" ~. ~ --
HIGHLAND DELL H0USE-0pen for guests
MAJ IL until November; located Strludburg four miles
iros elevation 100 feet With eAt scenery
J. y FoULKR. S,rouisburg. Penn
DTDGEDALE HOUSE, Madison, N, D., hav-
IL n changed order no" open Tor he season
References given and teqared
DOUND HILL HOTEL, Northampton. Mass.
-Inpa-ased drves scenery. boating groves fountains &c w
mate healthy Unknown water cure lefs
30 80 Special rates 70 families oeno senp o s
eaar G BANrA s-cret'ry. had FULLER he2eInle--ea,
VyT0ODSBTJRG PAVILION, WOOlsburg l.. |.
w This 1gGent note opened June can b. reached ey
Sostl sae u Long AlroadA For terms Ge aaress
' $50 " - n p. sBNELL. Proprietor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER RAILROAD
Comrrnclna MONDAY November l. ls72 Through sl
leave GrAnd Ceatraf Delot
a. ChcAgo montreal hfpres Win nf~Nns
through Rochester and ST. AlisnS
1890 Special Cbeago Express with arasuoom 70 basas
asd NiAgars PslA
m and Western ETfFeSs
.. N Special Express f0T AiDasy and TroV
suO H. Montreal EIpress sleep from New fork -
600 H. ETprrss daily. seepngcAs waerto~a Can
$500 H. PAic Express with sleepBgsn FOR Roehesser Buf.s
Siagaa Fails; both 1. N. .
Railroads rhls tgaiR
u:Do D. m Express with seeping-car for Troy a1d Albany
"A. KkNDRICk. General PAs4 Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
BrookInn real gstatc for Sale.

TOR SALE or TO LET-A thTee-story, high
soop HOUSE No. 10 hlrniare B'oAlIn lnqSi on
The premises. OF 81 .. n III lVN, 2. IeApiI, - -
LVOR SALE, ON EASY TERhS-LQTo Nos.
% sni RenpL. 5Ki0l and 81 7o q a9 p Nsgiasas "a
iaqt onSe No 3s Pncappest IAg 20 ana GOO
Wsliuet0n, 46H7O House No 10 MonehoJt hoNse NO ~
Willoue ly-si Nos g. 81. and - Nasslust
GORDON L. FORD, " Ciark-st, Brootlyh
d - N1lO 81 COO DOWN for 4 three-story,
~ C.OJO. basement; Pha-paa brek a., imgroree%sn..,
on Ix rutland NllIi+6 40 beeA-
mInst
QQ0 NM PART CASH, will buy the neat
Gnt1.bSIU. est COTTAGE in Brooklyn delshta location
et ION Prospect PARK q mHu'e5 Of Jerry cars; veil
bu h. tso.orY gt-.,orp basement, aut attic ffanc hea 70 WIZ
lek 10 pek beje sie ropd dv eel ara su
roau sv.snsou pee orirri c ana n ~ ee
than reTsssned OWSER, ~ FolteeDtlt between fA ana
Sirtl.sve.. Brnoklrn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
Gtedmboats and Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Frsgb, Depot Hsrfork 'ot Of bt Con
Sosth Br1ueh r. r. Hampton aeon vita
and k@0o Lrhlgs
forisg direct Inc 70 ttsbors
The 70 CeDtra Psn1ssas .-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25

gitp Real estate for Sale.
A $4,000. - FORrY-NINTH-S ST, near
AAe bnbeys. lOg kgh (161sorlOel IN
&'ss ssso kkCB NAk D0kRz. 80 ssds-ssa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
Ncu-gerscp Real Gstale for Sale.

AcU- IlIuI SSlull AOA JHiN'
DLAKISTON. HOFFMAN g. WILLIAMSON,
a1s FU1roS ST. corner ofcesTiesI Room, and 5
DEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE FOR SALE, in
I'D Lnasa NevJersey, ~ miles iroa ctr - i5s a3 n'I nm
py5pb prooery 6S- schools ebuse. very eahr rs riot
Fr psGaasr sud new Of properly inquire q JEH JOHNSON jr
81 Ps,sIow. EewYOrk.
EOR SALE CIIEAP-A fine building LOT in
1dal ~ ID A lhSas FRI FREEM4S wooI5r-e.
EOR SALE, or EXCHANGE for Dry Goods
Rocty Hill n Railroad terminus On Ang.oN rl.n W az.
osiT 500 HATCH a vas DoREN. 10 siIhzIe:
TOR SALE-A bargain, or exchqr &c. \ val
SerIe.er FriaS resi- enc Balance he ajue4 o.
H PiEg Oy Co. PUGET
V0R SALT 10000 acres of LAND in south
en- New Jtrs y; VII be sold beds acs Of 9 acres
AZ upwss Tb Sc are cool aat oPee b. u-vaoa
i jan 5i.'' AIlres WEIGHT ElTco SsuJsrssr.
nor SALE OR RENT-0ne of the finest
od Residences Orange Mountain eisshst mansion -
vel sladed completely uAs4 "0ni fF re- ,O5 o Sss S
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-PASoAlC
CI1Y-A very desirable hEsiH-hOh t..' Gas T "
meH;s aHe billiard roomi rqss,9 iS o. va EIe a I
boo, sss a water &C. &C Address HOME BoI
TOR SALE or RENT-Beautiful MANSION,
4 l. rooms e Plaza 'sr,i ssF se9' s 's ai rom
CIV Mo ADD se1 vii cheap just right ehoe orriag.
hoase on private re.deooe; stables. csTTgoc Finch Co..
WyomBg H. PIESOS Co.. Ane,O-eeE anu dealers N real
estate, PiRsst., p. y.
TOR SALE-A desirable RESIDENCE. rs
niles Peun H. r.: two aeros, part garfen
many trees deIs gss location al % pew
II conmOiic1s ROOMS life closet
room. growing place school ehurchc stores win he sold Tor e as
charge considerable done N ~ tgr
5sisctoy re- ons Alpy Immediately A. H. SOUTH
WICK % Brosl-st
NOR SALE-HlndsOme Suburban RESl-
IL pENCE Trute.. y J.. GeeEvool-ve.s o l-sr-N. rec
a-cu la-s sll STYLISH finished The bst manner yih al
Ami. 10 SAMUEL L. BALM son,
lea Estate Areurs.
NJ. 4s EaH 5tate-st., Trenton. y j.
arrange. n. j.. and Vicinity (Speclaltyl--
" Great vsTey property Tor sale ient or e1iange u 6r'l
q Sasu.s corner LbertF Can Tor leui aui SIZE C,'liofues
arrange. n. AT MONTHOSE STATION;
NI-Very coIsre NEW HOUSES; .a+l0y io tel; and a
poSsibls impovempns; $500; rt %yl ffS riALDhNDOdi
owner o. premise; HAdlLTOS d Wallis, Ea-,4a.st
ORANGE, y. j., Llewcilyn Park and Orange
~ Mountain iaiuf rafE villa Sizes and Dulias LOIS
' ~ T.. r. HASKELL, Owner.
Room 49, 40 % Sasaust., v Y
~ DTn mn TTNTT
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-24
LIBERTY IS SWEET /!

Digging Out Of Prison with Spoon
and = Case Knife-An Industrious
-5aEl Bird. v
We learn from the Eimira, N. Y, Adver-
tiser Of the 18th inst, that Sheriff George
O'Hanlon was considerably alarmed on the
previous morning. One Of bis workmen
cafna to his door, and stated that in tho
south wall of the yard there was q large
hole, and another one in the building. The
Sheriff was not long in making his appear
ance and an examination, with the impress
sion that all his prisoners had flown. He
soon satisfied himself That only one had dis
Appeared, Toney Griffin, held to await the
action of the Grand Jury for an
assault committed some weeks since on
James M. Marbacher on Fifth street. Grit
fin occupied the southeast corner cell in the
lower corridor, and had for companion
Maeauley, who Is held charged with the
murder of Patrick Flynn. The very simple
implements with which the escape was eff
fected were 8 common case knife and the
handle to al iron spoon. 1t was an easy
matter to dig out, and was accomplished in
about two hours. The brick is soft and
yielding, and the mortar is just like ashes,
crumbling to the touch, and cutting as east
ly as the softest chalk. Griffin was in his
cell as late as 1i:30 O'Clock Saturday even
ing. His voice was heard calling to some
Of the other inmates. Mseauley rendered
him some assistance by placing back the
bricks in the wall. None of the bricks
were broken. Macsuley states that be
would not go, because be thought it would
be better for him to remain where he was.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-24
HOW TO PREVENT CLOVER FROM
GROWING 800 COARSE.

1t is sometimes objected to clover that it
is too coarse as feed-this being the case
where it is grown on strong ground, making
large stalk. This can be remedied by
sowing thick, and thus getting a fine
stemmed crop, also shorter in length, the
stalks varying from Is to rs inches, accord
ing to the quality of the land, the season,
and whether plaster has been used. But
the point is TO SOW thick-from ten to
twelve quarts per acre, evenly scattered on
even, mellow soil, and brushed in if sown
with spring grain. This forms close
growth, and must be cut before it
lodges much, and this is generally
about the time of Towering. Else,
if lodged badly, and permitted to
remain so for some time, it will partially rot
and lose much of its quality as feed. But
harvested in time and well cured, there will
be no deteriorction of the high value which
this plant has obtained among our best
dairymen. Three tons per acre may thus
be realized; and If the season is q good one,
the amount may be doubled by two cut
tings; and clover should always be cut
twice, each time az about the blossoming
period. VS. prefer the medium size or June
clover, as it is earlier and finer-stem med
than the large kind, and less apt to lodge,
and always permits Of two cuttings. On
poor land clover may be grown successful
ly, improving the land. But it may be
raised on inc richest Of land with the most
gratifying results; only get it close so as to
have it fine stemmed, and cut it in time.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-24
TENNESSEE NEWS.

James Harold, late postmaster at Greene
vile, died very suddenly on the 10Th inst.
A Sunday School was organised at Hope
well, in Robertson county, on Sunday, the
Goth inst.
There were two accessions to the Presby-
terian and three to the Methodist Church
in Springfield on Sunday, the both inst.
The Springfield Record states that "one
hundred residences could be let out to rent
ers without any trouble, were they TO be
had" @
The District Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, which was held at
Dandrige few days ago, embraces thirty
nine churches, and a MEMBERSHIP Of 1881,
being an increase of 173 members since the
last Conference.
About IL O'Clock Saturday night, the 10Th
inst, Mr.. Hitler, of Knoxville, found man
named Wash Gentle trying to break into
the Residence adjoining his. The house be-
longing to Hitler, he ordered Gente from
the premises. Instead of leaving, Gentle
drew knife and stabbed Hitler In six
places about the back, shoulders and breast
None Of the wounds are dangerous. Gen
! tie was arrested.
A special term Of the County Court Of
Blount was held on the 18th inst, for the
purpose Of taking some action in the sale
| Of the Knoxville and Charleston railroad.
Resolutions were adopted looking to the
purchase of the road in order to save the
one hundred and ninety tbousand dollar.
which the county already holds in The road
An election was ordered TO tesi
the wish of The people of the
county in regard to the matter.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-24
A REMEDY FOR HORSES, FEET.


l herewith send you prescription for
the restoration and preservation of the feet
of horses, which, from experience, l can
recommend as one of unsurpassed excel
lence, and should be kept by every one
who uses horse.
Two parts Of tar, Il dc. beeswax, do.
honey, 2 do. mutton or beef tallow, do.
c1stor oil.
Put these Ingredients into tin bucket
immense the bucket in a pot or kettle OF
boiling water, and stir until thoroughly
mixed together. After cooling, apply the
ointment as follows:
Clean out and wash the feet well, and af.
ter they are dry, take in the hand piece of
the ointnent, about the size of walnut,
and press it on the sole and frog of the foot,
and into the grooves on each side of the
frog; also rub it on the wall of the foot, on
the outside, and over the coronet; wiring as
much Of the ointment out as may be nee
essary to cover thess parts efficiently. Re-
peat the application twice a week, if the feet
be in bad condition, or once a week to
keep them in good condition.. have re-
stored horses feet with this remedy which
were so rotten that they would not hold
shoes. If anything will restore horses feet
this remedy may be relied upon to DO SO.
BALE PEYTON,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-24
THE BEAUTIFUL BLONDES.
what the Free and Easy Beauties
-r Think of their Admirers.

what the Free and Easy Beauties
"a Think of their Admirers.
A Cincinnati correspondent of the Rising
Sun Und.) Recorder writes:
Your correspondent had an interview in
this city with Miss Weatherby, of the Lydia
Thompson company. The lady said to her
attentive visitor: 81 receive innumerable
silly communications, but take no notice of
the senders; why, at Milwaukee a gentle
man sent me one evening magnificent
bcquet several feet square, with very po-
lite note asking an introduction. l replied
thanking him for the flowers, but informing
him that bis request could not be granted;
that made no acquaintance except those
introduced by my friends. He followed US
to Chicago, had private box at the theatre
there, and sent me basket of champagne.
The girls and L and Willie 'Edouin
drank the champagne and enjoyed
| it hugely, but no farther at
tention was paid to the infatuated
doner. Ore day at Mobile received a
sentimental note expressing intense admit
ration, ard requesting me 10 wear a white
rose in my stage costume that evening to
signify my appreciation of the tender-heart-
ed youth; [ exhibited the note TO the rest
of the troupe, and Willie, our comedian,
who is a great wag, appeared that evening
with an immense white rose on his bosom,
and smiled and threw kisses constantly to-
ward tie location where the poor note
sender had said he would be in the -au-
dience. 1t was funny to us on the stage.
Here in Cincinnati, the other day, got a
delicate missive full of alteration, in which
the writer gave the seat he would occupy at
the theatre, aud stated that l might recog-
nize him by his having his hat on bis UNI
brells. Sure enough, when the curtain
went up, there he sat. To make sure OF
being known be would dance his umbrella
I'D and down with the hat on it most ludi-
crously. We laughed great deal at him
during the piece, aid fear he injured his
stylish hat. Such episodes constantly &C.
cur, and they are often the cause of our ap-
pearing SO jolly during the play"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-24
FARM AND GARDEN.
GOAT RANCH,


The latest s'big thing" in California is
The enterprise of converting GaudAlupe
Island, lying OF the coast d Lower Cali
fornia, into one Angora goat ranch. The
island has an area Of Ice, 400 acres, and is
the property of al incorporated company.
1t is mountainous, well wsteTed, and at
present tensnted by an immense flock of
wild goats, embracing, il is estimated, 200,
900 head.
: The males of these old Spanish settlers
have been castrated; so that the first cross
will be half ADgors blood, the second three
fourths, aud so on. If the whole $4,000
acres will produce grass, and proper goat
feed, fine shAwls, and other fabrics made Of
this silky fibre, may be cheaper and more
abundant.