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FREIGHTS DEPRESSED.
Heavy Reduction i'm Freights Caused
by the Monetary Striuxeucy.


The effects of the financial panic on the
transportation business have been very Sc
rious. Railroad freight on all the principal
lines from New York to the West has fall
len off since the beginning of the panic
from 20 to 80 per cent. This is more par
ticulsrly the case with freight, bound West.
The Eastern.bouDd freight, which consists
mainly of grain, has not been 80 seriously
affected as yet, but unless Western buyers,
who are compelled to pay greenbacks for
grain, are supplied by the banks with some
thing besides certified checks, they say that
the movement of produce East ward will
soon cease, Inquiries made yesterday at
the offices of the three great competing
railroad lines-the New York Central, Erie
and Pennsylvania Central-elicited substsn-
TALLY the same facts. All Of these lines
did an unusually large business up to the
tims the panic begun, and all were
anticipating larger business in
October than was ever known be-
fore. Each company had enlarged
It's facilities for transportation far beyond
any previous year, and was expecting an
unprecedented season Of prosperity. The
western bound through freight from New
York on the Central and Hudson River
roads fell off at least rs per cent during the
first two weeks of October from what it
was during the same two weeks last year.
On New York State freight the falling off
during the same time was about eight per
cent. As the railroad freight tariff is much
lower this season than heretofore on this
line, this falling off really represents re-
duction of 30 or 40 per cent from last year.
On the Pennsylvania Central road the eff
feet has been the same. Since the 10th of
September through freight to the West has
fallen off nearly so per cent. Up to that
time the road had done larger business
than In any previous season since 1t was
built.
The Erie officials tell the same story.
During the month of September the freight
business was well maintained, and showed
larger aggregate than in September Of last
year or any previous month, but since Oc-
tober came in and the effects of the panic
began to be felt more perceptibly In the
West, freights from New York have fallen
off from 80 to 40 per cent.-Neao York
| Tribune, Oct. 1G.
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THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL CoURT.-State VS. Lewis Tai
ly, colored, alias Harris, colored, larceny in
two cases, three years in one and seven
yesrs in the other, and sentenced for the
terms respectively named.
State VS. Morris Hussey, larceny, mistrial
entered.
rick, pending.
Ezell VS. Goodwin, judment for plsintif.
Drake vs. Nashville and Chattanooga Rail-
road, penciDg.
Mary Connor, administrative, VS. Louis
vile and Nashville Railroad, taken up just
before the court adjourned.
LAW CoURr.-W G Smith VS. Louisville
and Nashville Bailroad, case pending.
There were q number of continuances
until next term.
PROBATE CoURT.-The will of the late
G Moore was admitted TO probate and T
P Weskley appointed and qualified ex-
ecutor.
CHANCERY CoURT.-Decrees were en-
tered in the following cases yesterday:
Anthony & Herbert vs.. j. G. Brooks.
r. @. Foster vs.. VIM. 81. Bradford.
n. Z. Perkins VS.. p. A. Perkins.
Jacob McGavock vs. VIM. q. Massey.
Thos. G. Pointer VS.. NJ. Stratton.
r. L. Dwiggins VS.. James Hickman.
A V. S. Lindsey VS.. John Thompson.
Thos. Chadwell vs.. Jos. Wheless.
Caroline Bass VS.. Jos. Wheless.
AL. Davis VS.. VIM. Strong.
A. n. Musgrove VS.. Robers Lusk.
R. L. Galbreath VS.. John Bouvet.
FEDERAL CoURT.-Met and impaneled
the following jury, to-wit:
John NJ. Lea, Foreman; Geo w JONES,
Thos T B Turner, Giles S Harding, w L
Berry, Sam McAdoo, James Il Dunlap, R
B Cain, d G Anderson, VIM Goodman,
John P c Read, ] r Winbarn, Joseph r
Dillin, John OVerton, r f Wood, NJ 7 Sam
ders, j w King, Henry T Yeatman, r w
Thomas, R w Pillow, T j Cypert, John
Rodgers, B F McGee.
Geo. E. Seay was admitted and qualified
as an attorney.
A. Wormser VS. M. Powers, nolle pros at
cost of plaintiff.
Harris to nse etc. VS.. G. S. Hogue, YER
dict for defendant.
Same VS.. John T. Motlow, Judgment for
United States.
B. r. Pickett VS.. j. @. Wands ct ais, dis
missed.
Butler, Lyle and wife VS.. Williams and
Ralston, former orders revived and con-
tinued.
The peremptory call OF the law docket
Circui. Court win be commenced this morn
] ing.
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A Business Fact.

& good advertisement in a widely. circu.
lated newspaper is the best of all possible
statesmen. 1t Is salesman who never
sleeps, and is never weary; who goes after
business early and late; who sccosts the
merchant in his shop, the scholar in his
study, the lawyer In bis Office, the lady at
her breakfast table; who can be in a thous-
and places at once, and speak to million
people every morning, saying to each one
the best thing In the best manner.
A good advertisement insures business
connection on the most permanent and in
dependent basis, and is in certain sense a
guarantee to the customer Of fair and mod
crate prices. Experience has shown that
the dealer whose wares have obtained q
public celebrity lie not only enabled to sell,
but can afford to sell at small profit, be-
cause he sells largely. The seller of wares
with celebrity is compelled to keep and Of
fer good wares to maintain their reputation.
It is therefore to the interest OF the purchas-
er TO buy from the merchant who advertis-
es literally, both On the score of economy
and the merit of the articles. A worthless
article was never made good by advertising;
but good articles are always extensively
sold by making tho public acquainted with
their value and place of sale through the
widely circulated newspaper.
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Songs Of thu dnbilee sinrnrs

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Came PresentatiOn.

The attaches of the house Of Evans,
Fite, Porter & Co., yesterday presented
Capt. NJ. N. Mckinney, who has just sew
cred his connection with them, a superb
gold-headed cane as token of their regard
and esteem for him. Thos. Lellyett, ESQ.,,
delivered the presentation speech in bis
happiest ard most felicitous style, to which
Capt. Mckinney responded in graceful and
feeling manner. Capt. Mex. leaves for New
Orleans this morning with the view of en-
tering into the grocery business. May his
new home be as pleasant IS the one he has
left, and bis friends as numerous.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-22

We find the following paragraph in the
Memphis Avalanche:
Among those who have come here to as.
sist rs in our trouble, and worthy of espe-
cial merton, is DR.. Gentry, Of Nashville.
The doctor rendered his services to the Odd
Fellows, who gladly availed themselves Of
the services Of such a skillfnl practitioner,
and Immediately assigned him to duty.
The doctor viii also attend to the poor and
needy outside of the order.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-22
OFFICE CLERK AND MASTER,
CHAMCERY COURT,
NASHVILLE OCT II fs13
John 5. ward, Admir-. etc, vs.Bs.
and r. Il CoEIfer and ofr.ar~

anu H u. OUHKAeE anu utHeE8-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT FcIs
IN the space of 80 days from this date, bids
will be received by the undersigned, at the abOvs
Office, for tracts Nos. aud Of the Yellow Cree.
lands in Dickson county, Tenn, containing, re-
spectively, 163 and 161 acres, and also for th,
un1vided half interest Of the estate Of B. T..
Robertson, decd, (being 6J3 aeres) in the tract Ok
,2O6 acres in said county, such bids to commence
as follows: For tho two first named trscts at
1892, and for the other tract at s. 165 70. II ns
bids are msde for said traces over the afevs
amounts, the parties 50 bidding via be required
to execute notes, dated as Of January IS, 1873 for
the first tao tracts, and as Of March 2 1915, for
the other tract, being the dates OF the original
sales, with good security, in pursuance OF tho
original decree Of sale. II no bids are maf,s
over the above amounts, being the bid Of j. q.
Donegan on the first two lots, and the bid OF 4.
P. Allis g Co. for the last tract, such bids viii
be accepted, and they declared the purchasers.
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR.
ocl9 2tawtlll nov2 Clerk and Master
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OFFICE CLERK AND MASTER,
CHANCERY COURT,
NASHVILLE, OCT. II, 1873.
Ann c. London and others vs.. Eliza
beth EsseImau and others.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT FOR
IN the space OF 30 days from this date, bids wi
be received by the undersigned, at the above OF
ice for the lot Of 40 feet &C the intersection oe
Line and His h streets, in Nashville, being IN
southern half OF Lot No. IN Nance's survey OF
Men airy's real estate, and heretofore conveyed
by Dinah Carter TO Jno. n. Esselman, decd,
such bids TO commence with the sum Of 81 OU'.
IL any bids made for said lot over 81 900, tia
party so bidding viii be required 20 pay one
fourth cash and exscute two notes fer the bas-
ance, due in one and two years from May g,
1873, (the day of the original sae) with interest
from date, and with good security. Il No hid is
made over 81 600, being the bid Of CampbsH
Brown. such last bid win be accepted, and h
declared the purchaser.
NATHANIEL BAXTER, in,
ocI9 2tawall n0V22 Clerk and Easter
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CHIEF JUSTICE GRAY, of Massachusetts,
is said TO be one of the greatest men living.
He stands six feet four inches high, weighs
ESQ pounds, has fne figure, travels bis
circuit on horseback, and is bachelor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-22

A PHYSICIAN or Naples has trsnsfused
blood from the carotid artery of lamb into
the veins of lady exhausted by hemor-
rhsge, by means of gum elastic tube.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-22

A CAUTIOUS Western paper informs It's rea-
ders that johnson and Fillmore siare said to
be" the only surviving ex-Presidents of the
United States.
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Gallatin Examiner, Lebanon Herald, Sequafchts
Sun, Rogersville Journal, JaeksOn Wing and
Tribune, Knoxville Press and Herald, copy one
time and send bill to Office Sec. State.
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For the interest OF the State Of Tennessse inr
and all her claims and liens On AL flank and
'Turnnike reads in the said State, accrufng By
virtue Oh the Issuance Of Bonds Of the State 70
such roads. Preference, where bids are equal
viii be given .a
First-TO the CcmPeny. %
Second--TO the Stockholders.
Third-To Counties.
Foarfh-To incorporated Cities or Towns AZ
the termini Of said Roads.
Fifth-T0 other Corporations.
Sixth and last-To individuals
Alparties proposing are expected to be pre-
pared 20 comply with the pr0Tiso in Section =
Chapter 102, of the Acts OF 1873.
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One-fourth cash, remainder IN three equal,
annual instruments; and the legally issued bonds
of the State viii be received in payment.
Proposals viii also be received for the accept
ance OF the States REIMBURSEMENT, in the same
order Of preference, and with the sans proviso,
Of those roads paying no dividend, mentioned 70
. 80 y -CHAS. n. GIBBS,
Secretary Of STATE.
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ztaipu aud Smfrifstt.

(zdvertisemeRts nndsr thss head sps1 be charged
TEN CEgZS per iias for saeA iasertson.l
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LEGAL SALES.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE, p
NAsHv1LLE. TEzs., Oct 3, 1873. !
10th Of november, 1878,

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE Re
- cciyed at this Office, until the =
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BOARDING
voIuutecrei I,Is servIces.

D0ARDIEG and Rooms at No. sc Nortl
ID Market street. oc19 5t#
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are in the square forming the site of Jubi-
lee Hall. Three thousand Congregational
Churc hes are contributing literally to the
work. After the land had been paid for
there was $4,000 left to begin q building
which is to cost $4,000. The speaker said
that money had been sent in during the
progress of the work, so that now there was
about as much on hand as when the exca-
vation for the foundation was begun.
THE ARTICLES DEPOSITED.
At the close Of Mr.. Crayath's address, q
tin box about ten inches square was brought
forward by Mr.. Steward, Superintendent of
construction, who announced that il con-
tanned the following articles:
CONTENTS OF BOX IN CORNER STONE OF
JUBILEE HALL.
Photographs of Rev. E. Ii. Cravath, Rev.
G.. D. Pike, Secretary of the American
Missionary Association, Mr.. G.. L. White,
Treasurer of Fisk University, and leader of
jubilee singers.
lee hall, original site of Fisk University,
and Howard chapel.
A. r. Peabody, donor of Peabody Fund.
Prof. John Ogden, first principal.
Prof. A. K. Spence, second principal.
Rev. E. p. Smith, one of the first three
teachers.
Rev. Il. s. Bennett, pastor of Howard
Chapel.
T. G. Steward, Superintendent of Con-
struction.
Gov. John G. Brown, of the State Of
Tennessa e. Hon. Frederick Douglass and
Prof. John III. Langston of Howard Uni
versity, d. G..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-12-20

According to Beeeher, "The cheapest
thing on earth is mean man. A
faithful dog dies and is missed, good
and stately horse dies and he is missed,
the enthusiasm Of the birds in autumn
is source of sadness to us, but mean
men die and few tears fall''
The old-clothes dealers say that very
little stock is brought in. Wearing old
clothes is growing popular, and it may
turn cut before winter is over that it
will be high style for gentlemen to at
tend opera with spectacles in the rear of
their pantaloons.
The panic has reached Utah. Busi-
ness men according to an exchange, are
reducing their number of wives, and
getting rid of all other outstanding OBJ
legations as fast as possibly.
Not long since, at Suuday-schooI, the
teacher, after, trying hard to impress on
the minds of class of small boys the
sin OF Sabbath-breaking, asked: 'Ts
Sunday better than any other dayP''
when the smallest boy in the class an
swered: "You bet yonr boots it is?"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-12-20
Is man shrewd who marries shrewp

Is man shrewd who marries q shrewp
The hardships of the ocean--iron-
clads.
Irascible Old party-"Guard, why
didn't you wake me as l asked you?
Here | am, miles beyond my siation!''
Awful thought Gf it goes on much
longer)-There's a Tich-bourne from
which no traveller returns.
Guard-"I, did try, SIR, bat all 1 could
get you to say was, 'All right Maria, get
the children their breakfast and in be
down in minute!''
When Jady's milkmT heard of the
noise they're making about the adul-
{ ration Of milk, he said, "What q
fuss!"
An old negro woman was heard to ex-
claim, "Thomas Jefferson, you and
james Madison come into the house and
bring Abe Line Din along with you, or
I'll reach for you, sauhl'
Josh Billings says: 81 viii state for
you the information of those who
haven't had chance to lay in sekrit
wisdom az freely az l have, that nne sin.
gle hornet who feels well can break up
whole camp-meeting."
"A Mr.. Dahm runs stove and hard
ware store up at Eagle Harbor, and the
Marquette Journal says: 'He must have
All extensive trade for we have heard bis
name mentioned in connection with all
the stoves and stovepipe we ever saw
put together here or elsewhere"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-12-20

He has jsss laid Ia large supply q large and rasd
he assortment s altogether the largest OF any IN the
rex1on. rhe travelling pablo are invited to look
thoif mind n. q. FORD.
zsiisSaa. ssD. "a isa icse.s
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tailoring.

i HE subscriber has opened Tailoring
establishment at the Depot, over the store OF Capt
Humphrey, where he win be found ready TO All any
orders for oattng or making gasnsnss order and IN
XshtaSaia Depot, Nov. %, 1873 = w. " iaiSaS. A
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-12-20

VISITING CARDS equal to the best
Copper Plate. ard on the finest Bristol Roar
Cards, at the TELEGRAPH OFFICE.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-12-20
Hair Work.

MRS. WIN. GILMAN, opposite the
lVI Fisk House, Ashtabula o.. would respectfully
announce TO the adles Of this yciRity that she 10 pre-
pared to do In the beet Style all kinds OF work In hair
such as BkAIDING, CURLING, NAMING SWITCH
rs, &C., SC.
LADIES' HAIR WANTED
for which the hignest price will be paid. Her work
viii compare well with any city work, whls her prices
FAR less. tH A.lNH
AshtabllA, oct.as 1873. is42tf
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NOTICE.

ALL persons are hereby warned against
taking removing any Sand OF Gravel from the prem.
OF the Subscriber from and after this date with
out nrst paying for the same.
Ashtabula June 9, 1sy3. i2a2tf
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-12-20
Saving, Planning and Matching.

THE undersigned having purchased
Il he machinery formerly used by II. A. Hitchcock
can be found at the old stand at Centre Street r. r.
crossins.
ALL KINDS OFF FLAMING, MATCHING
ihs SAVING, ETC,
win be done with psOmptnsss, and at FAR living rates
isssu II. L. WEBB.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-12-20
Splendid Country Residence
ToTI SALE.

THE residence Of the late Rev. JonN
Il BAIs, stusted In Saybrook. on the North Ridge
road ona mile refn the Depot of the L. s. a NJ. S r.
r., one fourth mile from Post Office, Churches and
land.
The bnildinRs are new and In complete repair-large
and elegantly finished use surrounded by beautiful
groands, plentfny supplied with ntalt trees and
of three acres Wf choice nt Ths 10 very desirable
property and win be sold very low settle the
buA, Ohio i0IKtf
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The Confessions Of an Invalid,

pysllsnsDAsA A wARSrse and fes thsbeneht Of You're
MSS AND orHREs who safer nom NERVOUS
DEBILITY, Loss OF MANHOOD. etc. 4 supplying
ns Moons or ssDtcrs. Written BY one who cured him
self alter undergoing oonsiderahe quackey, and eent
nee on receiving postpaid directed envelope. u -
eunererssre invited 10 address the author
i go NArHNIEL MAYFAIR
tx<&oni ilFf. gis Box 153. nfooklyn. MY.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-12-20

A N unusually select lias of Pant Pat
a tsrns 5ast received ~ ne
WAITE & SILL'S
A BSOLUTE Divorces obtained from
publieity reQuBed No charge until divorce grant
Cd Adthess. NJ HoUsE, Auorboy. iea Brosdway,
New York. .lasa lra IN. 6inla47