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Total to be paid in gold So o9l 3S4, SOC
A people who could buy so much
in four years of the products ct
foreign industry might easily pay
debt of $500, 100000 in eight years
by the simple practice of decent economy.
But instead OF practicing economy, Gen
Grant is receiving two hundred thousand
dollars in place of one, for the demoralizing
service of driving fast horses at the sea side,
for the amusement OF fast men and fast
women. In the honest, economical day OF
Gen. Jackson, the ma ional debt was soon
paid, and forty million dollars surplus plae-
ed in the federal treasury for distribution
among the States. From that money, the
common school fund Of New York received
over four million dollars, which is STU sup
porting free schools, by the thousand in that
State.
The National Debt should be paid off
as speedily as possible. 1t is gross abuse
OF the taxing power to make the labor of
the country pay two thousand million dol
lars interest before il car GELS that amount of
principal TO bond holders, who bought their
Claims at from fifty to seventy-fve cents on
the dollar. 1t is time to consult the public
interest little, as welras that of money
wor ,hippers great deal. The business Of
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g Total ,35O,0O
n The distance is about go miles, giving
an average of subscriptions Of $4,000 per
mile throughout. A proposition to sub
SC ibe 100000 more is now. pending be-
fore the people of this county, to extend
this line of roaG from Gallatin to Nashville
direct. Should this be voted in August,
tha time appointed for the election, it viii
extend tie average of $4,000 per mile to
Nashville; 245 miles from the Ohio river.
Ths entire line from Madison to Galstin
has been under contract since last Septem-
Der, and the following extract from the
Treasurer's report shows tie amount al
ready expended in each junty named:
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ONE Of the organs of the Memphis Anti
Funders says: ~ .
The assessment law, with all its search
ing, inquisitorial and obnoxious features,
was passed that the funding bill might be
practical success. @ @
When, we consi ,er that but one Of the
Memphis anti-funding delegation voted
against the assessment Law, we must take
this as rather severe from the anti
funding organupon the anti-funding legis-
laiOrs, 80 --- O.
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Notice to Contractors.

TUNE 6, lS7S.-THE BUILDING COMMIT
81 tee for the Edgefeld SchOolhouse are now
ready and will receive bids for the construction
OF same until Thursday, June 18th. They re-
serve the right to reject any or all bids. Plans
and specifications can be seen at the ONCE OF
Switzerland & Co.'s Mills in Edgeheld. BIDS
to be addressed to
II. @. THOMPSON,
je7 Ivy Chairman Commlttee.
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To Grocery Men.

ELEIsCHMAN s. CO.'S CELEBRATED
Yeast is furnished fresh daily
at the stores. Send orders to Depot, at Junger-
man & Co.'S, No. "a College street, and to
Rannie, "a Broad street.
je1 cod till je3O# j. W. LODER, Agent.
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SUSAN B. ANTHONY ssys that among all
the old-world wisdom, so-called, which
binds the minds OF the human race i'll
stupid, parrow-minded Ignorance there is
nothing more delusive than the often-quo-
ted proverb, "Man proposes Perhaps
Susan has q Bit of experience TO the effect
that women also ''propose." 90 -.--A- y
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WATERING PLACES.
Bon Aqua Springs.

FIYHE ABOVE WELL-KNOwN AND POP
/ ular resort OK hours distant from Nashville)
miles from Barns,s Station on the N. 81 n. W.
X, r., in Hickman county, Tenn, having been
improved with the addition of 80 new Cottages,
and all newly furnished throughout, will be
opened for the ception of guests on the 10th of
June. The location of these fine Mineral Springs
is 800 feet above the level of Nashville, in pure,
healthy situation, perfectly free from malaria All
the attractions usually at good watering places
will be found at the Bon Aqua.
Conveyances to the Springs will leave Burns
Station on the arrival of trains.
Board S45 { per month; Sl4 90 per week; 81 80
per day. Children under IL years of age and
servants, half price. Special rates for large
families.
For further particulars apply to
j. T. ROBERTSON,
Superintendent of Bon Aqua Springs, via Burns
Station. je8 I'm
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GEN. GEORGE w. MoRGAHShaving been
mentioned as the Democratic candidate for
Governor Of Ohio, that gentleman has pos
itively refused TO allow bis name 10 60 be-
fore Tho convention. A At
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:ZSlSISI'Sls
Missouri State Lottery.
Localized by state Authority and
Drawn I'm Public I'm SO. LOuis.
Grand Single Number Scheme
10000 NUMBERS.
Glass + to be DrawnJuue 80, 1873.

Tickets. $40. Half Tickets, s..
Quarters, $3.50.
eYOur lotteries are chartered by the State,
are always drawn at the time named, and all
drawings are under the supervision OF sworn
commissioners.
srThe official drawing will be published in
the st. Louis papers, and copy of drawing
sent to purchasers of tickets.
of every month during the year 1873.
sHRemit at our risk by POstOttice Money Or
ders, Registered Letter, Draft or Express. Send
for circular. Address
MURRAY, MkLLE& Il CO.,
PostOfice Box 2,446. ST. LOUIS, hO
June 1eOdSv1y tues.thursxsst
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NOTICE.

UAVTNG BEEN MADE TRUSTEE ES OF
III WinbourG q Glore, we would respectfully
notify all who owe the above firm for board or
rent to come forward and settle the same, or
they will pay cost on the same.
JAS. HICKMAN,
10. S. RUTLAND,
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GIFT CONCERTS.
Library Gift Concert.
A Full Drawing Certain.
100000 IN BANK TO PAY GIFTS.
10000 Cash Gifts Paid i'm Full.
100000 for only $40.

ENOUGH OF THE 100000 TICKETS Is
Ia sued for the Third Grand Gift Concert
in aid of the Public Library of Ken
lucky, having been sold to insure a full draw
ing, and the wish having been universally ex-
be drawn in full and paid in full without any
scaling down heretofore, the management,
with the concurrence of the Trustees, have de-
termined to allow ninety days more for the sale
of the remnant of tickets left on hand. The con-
cert and distribution advertised for April is
therefore postponed to Tuesday, July s, 1873, on
which day, and no other, they will positively
and unequivocally take p ace in Public Library
Hall, Louisville, Ky.
At this Grand Concert the following cash gifts
will be distributed by lot and paid in full to the
ticket-hOlders who draw them:
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NOTICE,

TIME SHELBYVILLE ACCOMMODATION
Train on the \. G. & st. Louis Railway is
suspended until further notice.
j. W. THOMAS,
10 Cant Snu't
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New York Boarding,

EAMILIES VISITING NEW YORK CAN
q obtain choice rooms and Superior Board at
the centrally located private Boarding House, 33
West 33d street, between Fifth Avenue and
Broadway, and in the immediate vicinity of the
Fifth Avenue and other principal hotels. Street
cars to all parts of the city. In Nashville, refer
ence is made, by permission, to Frank E. VIII
liams Esq, of Messrs. Bate 81 Williams.
Please preserve this advertisement for future
use. lie cod I'm
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/ agree that the sale Is above advertised may
be made whenever the above named Trustees
uay elect, and l bind myself TO abide by the
same as covenanted in the deed to them.
June IA, 1873. NJ. @. COTTON.
iel4 cod ids
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THE Jewish newspapers are grati6ed
and with reason, BY hestrong testimony
of Matthew Arnold 10 the priceless worth
of the Hebrew Scriptures. -
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The Leonard Scott Publishing Co.
ALSO PUBLIsH
THE FARMERS GUIDE

To Scientific d Practical Agriculture.
BY HENRY STEPHENS, FRS, Edinburgh, and
the late j. P. NORTON, Professor OF Scientific
Agriculture In II ale College, New BaVen.
Two vols. ROyal Octave. 500 pages and M
merous engraVings. price, 81; b. mail, post
paid, IS. dec Z
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Stockholders Notice.


TINE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE NASH
| vile Gaslight Company are requested to
meet at the Office of the Company on Wednes.
day, june IS, 1873, to take into considera-
ton the acceptance of the contract between the
Mayor and City Council and this company, and
transact any other business that may come be-
fore the NEE ing. By order of Board of Direct
Ors SAM'L WATKINS, Prest.
JAS. H. KKNDRICK, Sec'y. je14 I'd
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Notice.

DERSONS DESIRING A GOOD SUMMER
i home can be furnished good rooms and &C
at the
Warren House, McMinnvtIIe.
Board S35 per month.
june 10, 1873. Il. II. MASON,
iel1 2w Proprietor.
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Saturday. July 10, 1878,


at the Courthouse door in the citg of Nashville,
county of Davidson, and State of Tennessee, the
following described property, to- wit:
A lot of ground in the city OF Nashville, Ten
nessee, lying on the west side of College street.
about midway between Ash and Mulberry
streets in said city, beginning at the corner of
the lot known as the Gun Factory lot, and run
ming north with the west margin of College
street eighty 1897 feet and ten 10 inches to
the corner of j. II. Earhard's lot; thence west
with Earhard's line one hundred and forty (1i0)
feet to an alley; thence south along the line and
center of said alley eightynine 1897 feet and ten
CO) inches to the line OF said Gun Factory lot;
III nee east along the line of said lot one hundred
and forty (14O) feet to the beginning. Said lot
being composed OF tiftytwo (52) feet and ten (lO)
Inches, conveyed to the said Cotton by F. era
mer, by deed, which is recorded in Registers Of
fee for Davidson county, Tennessee, in book 81,
page 49l, and of thirty 1907 feet conveyed to the
said Cotton by A. j. Bosworth, by deed recorded
in said Office, in book 80, page 476; and also of
by Monohsn and Knowles, by deed recorded as
the above, in book 80, page 322. The property
hereinbefore described is the property of the said
M. q. Cotton, conveyed to us as above stated, to
secure the payment of note for 81 800, executed
to us as trustees, on Dec. ), 1870, and payable
Dec 3, 1872 which note, with interest, was not
paid at maturity.
The property is well improved, and will be sold
to the highest and best bidder, for cash. Sale
free from the equity Of redemption.
We are authorized to make alb Quite deed to
the purchaser.
DANIEL +. CARTER,
A G. ADAMS
JAS. NJ. HAMILTON,
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Total as above. S044 Vo9 ~
A branch has been suggested, from
Campbellsville, via BuTksvile, Kentucky,
and Sparta, Tennessee, skirting the foot OF
the mountains to Chattanooga, and avoid
ing the heavy grades on the routes farther
east, surveyed by Cincinnati parties. 1t Is
possible that Cincinnati may ultimately
abandon her direct Southern scheme, and
accept this branch in connection with the
Cumberland and Ohio, as being the best
compromise with nature that can be effee
ted.
On the other hand, reaching n ,shville,
the Cumberland and Ohio will want addi-
tional outlets South, for our present facili-
ties in that direction are miserably crsmped.
If encouraged by local Subscriptions, the
management propose an eXten ion from
Nashville to the Southwest, cutting the
Memphis and Charleston, the Mobile and
Ohio, and the Mississippi Central, at such
points as will place Nashville on an airline
highway between the Great Southwest
Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana and >Mississip-
pi-Snd the industrious hives of the North
east. In few years the Texas Pacific will
be completed, and We may reasonably ex-
pect that an immense proportion Of trans
continental traffic viii seek this mora geni-
al route via Nashville.
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GREENBRIER
White Sulphur Springs,
WEST VIRGINIA,

EAMOUS FOR THEIR ALTERNATIVE
IL waters and fashionable patronage, are now
open.
They are 2, 600 feet above tide-water, sffording
entire relief from prostrating summer heat,
Capacity for accommodating 200 persons.
Charges $3.50 per day, S21 per week, and s85
per month.
We are also proprietors Of the Sweet Chaly-
beats Springs, is miles from the White, known
for their unsurpassed nervine tonic waters and
bathing advantages.
White Sulphur Water kept here for the use of
visitors without charge. Terms So per day, SO
per month.
Route from the Southwest and West by rail
to Cincinnati, thence by irst-class packets up
the Ohio to Huntington, and thence by rail to
the Springs.
Pamphlets for both places can be had st this
office, and at the Drug Store of Demoville s.
Co., opposite Maxwell House.
myT eodIm G. L. PEYTON & co.
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G. w. CURREY,
UNDERTAKEN,

No. ~ Church ST., (Maxwell House,)
ONLY AGENT FOR W. NJ. RAYMOND
" Manufacturing Company, dealer in all
kinds of Metallic and Wooden Burial
Cases and Baskets. Special attention given
TO preserving bodies. Telegraphic orders filled
with dispatch. Assisted by j. II. CURREY.
Prompt attention given to calls day and night.
ial4 3m.
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TObaccO Warehouse

NASHVILLE, TENN, JUNE IL, 1873
IN Owing to the prevalence of cholera in our
city, We have concluded to postpone our Pre-
MUM Sale Day until
Thursday, the 3D. of JuIy.
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MUSIC BOOKS.
What is Home without an Organ

And what will an Organ now be without a
copv of DITSON & CO.'S new, delightful, COM
plete collection of Reed Organ Music, called
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Edgefleld Public Schools.
DESIRING TO APPLY FOR
L positions in the public schools of Edgefeld
are requested to file their applications with the
Secretary of the Board of Education on or be
fore the Dist inst ALEX. JOS EPH,
jeIS It. Sec'y Board of Education.
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believing it to be to the interest of all concern
ed. We are prepared to make advances to
parties having tobacco in store with us.
jel3 1w WHEEL SS, NEVINS & co.
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Trustees Sale.

FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF THE AU-
u thOrity in me vested by the terms and pro-
visions of deed of trust to US executed by NJ, C..
Cotton, on December B 1870, which is recorded
in Registe r's Office for Davidson county, Tenn,
in book Al, page 232, we will sell at public auc-
The New York herald., 1873-08-06

Thomas Ryan, Of 1877 Wooster street, was yester
day charged before Commissioner Shields with
dealing In cigars and liauor without paving the
special tax required by law. lie was held in $500
bail to await an examination.
julius Fatton, Post Once clerk in station +,
Eighth avenue, was yesterday charged before Com
missioner Shields with enoezzlng q letter contain
Ing money. The letter what is known as "a
test letter." Defendant waived an examination
ana was committed in default of $4,000 bail to
await the action OF the Grand jury.
trunk, marked Z. II. W. and containing four
silk dresses, nlne cotton dresses TWO ponnets and
other wearing apparel supposed to have been
smuggled, was condemned yesterday in the United
States District Court, owner appearing to claim
the property.
Judge BlatchfOrd sat yesterday In the United
States District Court, and made adjudcations and
beard motions in bankruptcy.
Judge Larremore, hoidlng Special Term OF the
Court Of Common Pleas denied yesterday, as will be
seen in his published opinion in the case given in
1ull below, the application Tor mandamus against
the Board OF Apportonment made on behalf OF
the clerks of the old Bureau OF Elections.
The New York herald., 1873-08-06
COURT or. OYER and TERMlnEH.
Another Application ior the Discharg
Of the stokes Witnesses.
Re 'Ore Ju1Ue Davis

Another Application sor the Discharge
OF the stokes Witnesses.
Before Judge Davis
After respite TOm tine Sd Of July the Court of
Oyer and Terminer met again yesterday morning.
1t had been rumored that counsel for the convict
ed fratricide, Frank Wawortn, were gong 10 take
some action regarding DILL Of exceptions in the
case, and the result was large crowd in attend
ance. Nothing, however, was done In the case
and the session was very brief the only business
brought before the Court being renewal oil the
application made before Judge Pratt in Supreme
Court Chambers. and by him denied, Tor the dis
charge OF
THE STOKES WITNESSES
Patrick and Thomas Hart and John Redmond from
counsel, SAID that these three motel servants had
been confined IN the HouSe OF Detention as wit
neSses in tie Stokes case over 4 year, that they
mad no intention o. going away, aud that they are
unable to lind the security III S5,0vO which they
ordered to nnd by the Court. He also cOntended
that the law OF lS45 under which the order was
made did not authorize the Court to require more
than the personal recognlzance OF the witnesses
Judge Pratt having reused an application 10 dis
charge the Witnesses, he asked the Oyer and Ter.
miner Court to modify its order and lei the wit
nesses out on their personal recogniZances. The
matter was postponed to Tuesday morning, that
the District Attorney may have timely notice, and
the Court adjourned to that morning
The New York herald., 1873-08-06

Journmeny, as tine reiator had got the proper cer-
tihcate showing he was entitled to payment, and
the Comptroller gave no reason for not paying.
He added, moreover, that he would lend the gen.
tleaan orie,. After some discussion the case was
set down i0r to-day.
The Case OF Mr. Van M me.
Application was made for the release of Mr. Van
Name, President OF the Market Savings Bank.
There was lengthy argument, but wholly on
technical points. The Judge took the papers.
Decisions.
The Mutual Life Insurance OF New York vs.
Elizabeth ID. Bnl0rd.-Mo,iOn granted and refer
ence ordered to Richard G. Beamish to compute
amount due on bond, &c.
r. T. Page VS.. George Kuhn and Others.-Motion
granted AMI reference ordered to L. A. Fuller to
compute, &C.
A. wiletts vs.. the Same &c.-Like order as
above.
. In the matter or the Commonwealth Insurance
Company-ihe motion Is denied unless petitioner
taxes reference TO Joan l.. Hill (Which he may dO)
ana prod ices more G, idence 10 support his petit
tion: otherwise denied, with Sl0costs
Mutual Lille Insurance Company oil New York VS..
Patrick Mullins and Otheis.-MOtion granted.
Reference ordered TO Richard q. Beamish to COM
pute amount due on bond and mortgage, &c.
me same (No y vs. John Glass and Others.-Tne
Ike order as above.
The Same (NO. y VS.. The Same.-Like order as
above
The Same (No. 81 vs.. The same.-Like order as
above.
The New York herald., 1873-08-06
yoRkvIlls POLICE COURT.
Alleged Arson.

Emma Orlak, a young German woman, and her
brother have for some time past been occupants
Of suit OF rooms on the first oor OF the premises
1142 Second avenue About month since, il
is alleged, che insured trunk for $7OO In the star
Fire Insurance Company, to the officers OF which
she represented the contents OF her trunk TO be
worth at least five hundred dollars On Monday
morning she gave notice to her landlord of her in
tention to move away the following day, and being
alone in the place, she got young lady residing In
night This young lady states that Emma
got up twice during the night, and each time after
her return to bed, the girl states great pufYs OF
smoke issued from the adjoining room, into which
Emma had been on both occasions. This strange
discovery did not, however, seem to bother her
bursting its way through between the door and
the jam. she then jumped out of bed and gave
the alarm, which was almost instantly responded
to by policeman, who with the assistance of the
other inmates In the house, extinguished
the names, which they found were
spreading from the Aforesaid valuable trunk
In every direction. The Fire Marshal who
dozen OF the same kind would not contain clothing
valued at $500. ana from all the circumstances In
the case, he believes 1t to be an attempt the most
daring to set fire to the building or, at least TO
burn up the trunk and its contents that the in.
could be recovered. In Order to see whether
or not the Marsbal's theory has any foundation the
case was set down for examination, pending which
Emma was committed by Justice Hogan at the
above Court.
Daring Highway Robbery.
On Monday evening Carl Augustus Scholin, Of
l27 Bleecksr street. was attacked on Third avenue
The New York herald., 1873-08-06
COURT CALENDARS IhlS DAY.

COURT OF GENERAL SEsSIoNS-Bef0re Recorder
HacSett.-The People vs. John Evans robbery
Same vs.. Thomas ii. NesOn and Thomas Rogers.
ROBBERY and grand larceny same VS.. John Walt.
goods; Same VS. James Fitzgerald, felony; Same
vs.. Charles Parker, larceny; same vs. Cha les
Parker, felony; Same VS.. BenJamln Thyms,
felony; Same VS.: Mariana Meur, felony: Same
vs.. Robert b. Beyer, larceny and recene' OF
stoien goods; same vs. Samuel Jackson larceny
ahd receiver OF stolen goods; Same VS.. Frede lex
Secor, larceny and receiver OF stolen goods; Same
vs.. Annie O'Brlen, larceny and receiver OF stolen
goods; same vs.. William II. Chynay, la ccny rom
the person; Same vs.. William Never larceny
Same vs.. John Connolly larceny aud receiver OF
$40 en- goods; Same vs.. Kate Toner, grand larceny.