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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-28
HLEANA MARKETS

-i'na A''i % via EST, Fa april 26-R1chapge ire
@ lae cuIIelcF ~ per Ceat premium
SGT lg1u Ter cent p7eIniumi days. COLA, 20l6
iz s.rr -'. -.Gzs per premium IOl1ou. ~
leu1l. ta. - per cent premium spanish god, II
= ~ pt-1u Slr.r l1u.lsl
5fis Anil IS ya Eel zsr PA April 36Sucar weak No.
sai eas 1sr s1le spanish god 20 Der cent pTenium
% voEi Cle. states. irregular. 0o dATs in currency
esl relm; nort lli per premuni % daTs.
- p Gers Urel.au ght ~ per premium;
~ sa per pstaai PARIS 22aZll per premium
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CATTLR MARKETS.

CHc.eo Arrl ?s--Reeepis Tor week-Cslt lsIsi hogs
SOL sheen corresponding wees last rear-Cae $685. boys
42 sheep 5n5 Cattle active request on shipping ccu
prices descriptions well maintained quality Of oeE goo1 And
cbo lots ready sale Ogctatons 80 fOa%6 IS for extra
- Is FOR choice IS $3.50 good S50S5 81 for Jar
2aS4 IS for medium S2750 - Is for nier0r All common
Hoes both packing and shipping accounts o
rather poor; pucss hun 'g hglefi quotations eng a.
and o.,
SBFFp were actively i11ufsd and i readily a. 50 IS Tor
common 10 iuLLilm - - g. Tor isit % choice
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Notices Of BnnkruptCn.
For SALE.
EAST ALABAMA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD.

EAST ALABAMA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD.
IN the Distinct Court the Middle District Of
Asma-ln BansuglcJ. l the Of the Bast Alabama and Ca
ennAu Ruoad Company, bankrupt
Puual the order Of The s'a CoaIt male on TIE s aay q AP
D. bankruptcy TIE East Ala
Railroad Company, hereby notice that heT
cash public auction The Auean Ban
tbe OF Alahams q o'clock
Of THURSDAY. rHR FIRST DAY OF MAY, A. D., 1870.
railroad COunany from its At
Elfau State Of Aaana 20 it. terminus at GuHersvie ~ the
o equipments, rolling
sock ncneshops road beds. machinery
easenun lna other right estate whatsoever
said Alabama and Cincinnati Railroad
Comriny mortgage ded Of u eTecnled the as day Of
Jur D. 1870 Henry Gle William H. Barnes. snbec bow
ever 10 The len the A.hss ' Inducements ~ tie f
mortgage bonds Railroad COMPANY the lien Of the holders
ai nlored By State OF Ala
nni thousand dollars and subject 70 the
bode Of the Grst mortgage to1a Of said
urindor b. tho State u Alabama The amount Of
Ave boasani dollars SAMUEL g. JONES,
JOHN r. BAILEY.
Asggne Bankruptcy Of TIE East Abims and Cincinnati Railroad
Comtany BauklupL-Daei hontgonrV Aabsnl Apni g SIJ
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sEFr l. lg72, 70 DaTE

o-.str second Ouaity. ~ iSGSl - Clover
81 shipping 9, aDd Sbppng' Second Qaaiit - IA Sort
NsvA STOgES-rhe msrket Spirits TuTpenHne has T9le e
- siie earr of & bus Merchansh Se closing Etn ssitl5
- an huters hut verf luel Nes1
- At - 81 strained al - 3 - - VITA ~ DoS a.
- prfaie Tar steady a. . Ca - - ~N~ '- -
soiSI re and unchanged a. ; for casks and 81 IN oois
- ph sr II moderate request STEADY. Lai very arm ou'
130dc Prime " uief Oiht ol' SIC 4u SUI
pDVISION sre bd degree % ACTIVITY snd hnoyanf
pa t Il ID. as week there has been less excitement
be mi r ora export The West lnies and tbe btA
rce b. extreme puces whch MeS hth ior te SnAnst
The future although mere e'lens4
-. w ~. i movement there want OF Conscience an The
oil PuL oat 0i proportion 20 Tie gIo"lns
- 81 tr rste Tr for Heavy Ness Tor Liverpool uas
I-Bf.f n fhe extreme plces ialste1 OF.
So. No. re for want OF stock indeed there a
- here 81 and il The asSurAnee OF SALES OF Ae
- ,aira1F -aSlg so for Western, and $50 so Tor
-.rr..| boz WEDNESDAY The Business
II hen rs.erate obi puces iess arm Extra Prime
Ia ttncsi ateluou. uouzh 10 hmiea su3eH
- t-v IfI @ SIS SD, Which y decided advance
=, - lover ,a unsettled demand ior spot is limited
ri ,e ~ uncertain casa ADD regular are -. DOS AZ
49, OF Mess =I8 GD=g Tor New Do; 81 . for kEtra
-. o '1re OF Loo obS Ness seller sHt
i al Br steady ans DO AR dtInaS1 sales gi ~
- 'ar Plaza Aess. and @lfa - 81 ior E1tia ess
.a Uld Plain Ness az - Cot Aels
- -as s sas, 5te, lg 1l Hams pieke a. liic ~
n, a.. Yves a. &c go bl 100 0otts DI osieo 90
Is tlo C Suoil al al osc ~ boxes I 10 DtihS az tC
Fas tui without chance small 81 Is 81 wy
Cumberland tut al oic uIessee hes arc
lr.uaut ae quote .41c ior Ctg. 6G6c FOR Live hogs
shade eae a-tve, though closing WITH rsI lone
uIs. art fc2 az dc or No J. 'tc oI
81 ad9 lcc Tor FAIR o Prime Seu ani Je for heite hnosea
1f 1000 c lasi ugu arc to-iaI Al Sc ei
Az ais sit, aud l0 cs. seller july Al
h and 80 al tlcaEo Tor June, 50 - ID 3 4' To-
moss % iK0vIsoys NEw-losg Fog raE Was ENDING
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6orses, Carriages, 6Grness. ct.

Eorses, Carriages, 6Grness, Nr.
AT n. Y. SALES AND STORAGE REPOS-
n ITORY FOURrH-AVE, coz. TWENTY tlFfb-SE
Every ye aud hgh Road Agous pc" AM soooa
ham, a reasonable Dnces. Harness 10 great yauety
HARNESS.-HOrse Clothing, Blankets, Breast
AuroDs Robes and Horse Equipments ever description The
Arrest vsretv 10 NrwYork C. NJ. MOSEAAN BkO Maniac
turers. wAreroom. ia Clambersst
HORSE BLANKETS, HARNESS, SADDLES,
and knas Saddey goods extensively msnusciuTli a
NE Of Blankets and stable; plush ud other Carnage Robes
81 w. ,g,Itv c. b. SMI I'll Co.. 40 Warrca-sL
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FOR
FOR
MENT.

III, universally connected carefully selected FIRST MORTGAGE
RAILROAD BONDS are Osy SAFE, but tie MOST DEsR-
ABLE SECURITIES Tor Investment purpose Il s also az established
fact that instances Of default ~ toe RAILROAD ilAa &c an
other Of tie geai interests Of sbe county
These cis have been accepted applying The seeures Of Rail
ROAD, gperar bot theT sppy greatly increased force
where TIE Roads have sups5f Advantages auos Management aa4
connections
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Boaro ano Rooms.

-
A DVERTISEMRNTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES West y eonst, js West lseaty-third
st, up TO o D. N. Al regular oh'e rates.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SUITE OF
n ROOMS 4 private house, gentlemen only, At l. East
Tselfth-st
I GLANDS STURTEVANT HOUSE,
L. TgeuEe hth and Tweuyunth-sts, NewloTt
AMERICAN PLAN, WITH ELEVATORS.
CENTRALLY LOCATED.
NEAR THB DEPoTS AND ThRATERS
LEWIS GEO $. LELAND Pronrie,or'
D0ONS IN ALL LOCATIONS TO LET,
Ia sith Of Prices and All ealsrs
COLES 4 RYDER,
l292 Broadway
CT. CHARLES HOTEL european Plan), No.
- 6 Broairy Beeckerst-sngle rooms 81 per dAyi
FAMILY Raos 7' pr week Hotel restaurant AMI newly
Furnished. All gToadEag STAGES pass The w j. - -
GEORGE LEWIS LELAND. Propret9rs
STAMMERING.-N ew-York Stammering In
- tute testahahd s5W Profs Mann Gown Managers ln
TEeHiy hrdst references arasle no tnsirlnls app
medicines used BDafles aken and 10 pay Tor D0Ad o. ser
until cured Send Tor prospectus
0HI WEST THIRTY FIRST ST.-Desira-
sO beROOMs second aooT. comprising Front and BACK par
Ions ample LIE With board % hes Or Eelnrn
geftemea and their wives location b class 10 noTng 90 May
References
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N0TICE.-The COUPONS of the FIRST
~ MORTGAGE BONDS NETWORK AND BRIR RAILROAD
fsug MAJ 1914 viii he aud amer that date
Of MesGs DUNCAN, SHERMAN CO., No. " Rsssssst
W. ?. SHBARMAE. Trersar.r
THE COUPONS, DUE MAY 1, 1873, ON THE
Mortgage Bonds Of The Denver and Rio Grande Railway
usny, be pad amer May 1879. At the 0Hce OF
RUTfRf BONN. n BrehsugepIaee
oTTcE oE SOUTa SIPS RsftRoAb Co. Los0 ISLAND.
BRoOKLYS Z. D.. April, 1871 )
THE COUPONS maturing May I, 1873 on the
Il SINKING FUND BONDS Of tha Company he paid At
baking house Of JACOB X SHEPHERD Co. PnesL.
iuTk. CHARLES l. HOPKINS. SscrvtAry.
OyFicR on OHIo RAILROAD COsPsST,t
No. 81 WiIIIAs-sT.. NgvYoEE AFnl IS ls11
THE Coupons and Registered Interest of the
FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT BONDS Of CHESA-
PBAKE AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY due May 1870 will
b. thai the oGce Of Asr FISK HATCH,
No. Nassau at. EeEloTk
Schedules twniy be presented Tor which
ehecks will be ready Mag l.
The Tsnrboks for bonds regerd coupons detached be
ooed April and Nay HUNTINGTON President
VERMONT DIVISION of the PORTLAND
OGDEESBURG R r LINE-C0upons and registered
doe MAY JOINT Bonds 81 the Lsmle Vs Montpelier.
and Jobnbury Er County Rosd Companies composing
Of Portland Ogensbmg Railroad Line
all paid gold United AFTER Nav
National Boston once Of FAIRBANKS Co,
Financial Agents III Broadway. NesYofk
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feetnres ano meetlnas.


4 SSDCIATION HALL.-TUESDAH EVEN
N mo April y Dr. Jay vLLERS sl iePei DE ne.t
humorous lecture The FuNNI
People WI MEET. Fifteen illustrations Reserved seats a
p1ncpAl uc stores
MONDAY EVENING, April %, Chaplain
vi MeCABB viii The Bnght Side Of lie On LhsF
Prison The AAnson h. Church. Norofi near HrAn The
49, e Cigb vii ing popular before The lecture
Doors open II O'Clock Tickets 25 ceuts
NOTICE.-The ALUMNI Of the COLLEGE
OF PHYSICIANS SURGEONS Of Esw.York requested
70 meet 10 b of College u fweu third 81 ls4
Fourbsv on IT ESDAY Aprl % Tor o.
porsuce By order =. A. BURIAL. ~ d.. secrsta-T-
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the SECOND
UNvERSALST SOCIETY Of the City Of Newfork ioF Tho
ACTION m bree Trustees other business
s,n he he'd on TUESDAY EVENING %. oc0t, -
Meas Cluuan Association, south Eesi oiass
q" ' Br orier Of the Bolri o. rrusfses-
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Oipiocno Notlrrs.

hyHE AHEnicas EzcHAEeE SAriosAL BAsE
EEs-i9EK. Apul D. las.. )
A DIVIDEND OF FOUR PER CENT, free
n oiar declared the capital Of s baui payable on
sui afef MAY j. o.,
Mlr. r. WlLLcuFi NtsAlti.
NOTICE.-The COUPONS of the SECOND
\ MORTGAGE BONDS Of the NETWORK aud OsWEGO MID
LAND n Co filling Due MAY 1919 will be paid md sitef
tat date The Tld Sifoul Balk Aes loIk D. II CULVER
OFFICE OF THE LOGANSPORT, CRAW-
" F0hDSYlLLE AND SOuTHNAafkhh
RAILWAY COMPAhA
TgsnF iAurz. Ial.. April n. 1874.
Tup QUARTERLY GOLD COUPONS iua hty 0. ls.J OF tae
r l.s ieai pea Cent G.n Ball u ts Camia, Hd be
- o si acr t4taaI 90 the ors n IOhht ~ h lLt
'-' Ti-l-c.ll s.l,s No. % t.-ss.l hsF-4sf-
J. C. ELsIoz. TIsaasls, -l
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flarule ano 5lale Hlaniels.

KLABER Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
n. IZNG WORKS ia and ID East hssseenhiI Marble 1s
nbd Nantes Thing Marble C0uuters Monuments a. PAGES -s
de oompeuu0R Marble turning Tor the trade
CTEWARTis SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
- elegant designs Of Description MARBLE aud
MOOD MANTELS T. 4. STEWART CO., 20 AID ~ West
Twentg.tl ifl-st SeveBth-ave.
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flnanual.

pROKEN NATIONAL BANK NOTES
ID BOUGHT -FOUR ,u per seat premium.
DIX HAVEN & BRO,
No. 20 sou,b ThHls.. Ptiis1sphia. Penn.
OEyIcE % IHE CHICAGO AND ALroy RAiLRosp Co,
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD PRE-
- FERREO FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND BONDS
Notice hereby hit bare ls da dsagaa by oi % hou4
su3 AIS 81 80 5g2 10 $50 800 s. 2oI &c. s1 s 10
pion According The terms Of he mort
thereon WI cease MsJ 1915 TIE unoegned are
redr pas them With 30 FAR acerued pseuuou aud
,urreDos5 S. J TlLDEN. No. - Nal-st
L. Il. MEYER. No q Nl,ssgst
nEPOSITORS of ATLANTIC NATIONAL
gANK requested O'Clock TO-DAY, thOuuaY1
AprI a. At the ABBETr FULLER 2z9 Broadgay
I OST OF STOLEN-Certihcate numbered 1922,
br Bank OF The Cts ul NeUlurs
and 1850 ald representing I've shares Of Tue ca
ssd Bank. Persons are hereby loi, leo y OF
The same SAMUEL " LANL, C"-t I--1L.-- ~. =
OFPicE OF TBE CENTRAL RAILROAD Co. 0g NEsJEEsEY,l
lls LlBERrTsT, NEWBORN ApTi TO- Io'S }
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
meeting th STO 'KHOLDRRS o. The CENTRAL RAILROAD
r tue rear ensuing vii be held a. ne Ofe o e Company
Fr CITE n .b- hoars Of Y clock AM ocvc p a.
d FRIDAY M The hooks vii be closed ron fuiAy,
''' ''i I'l' 70 4'--'' '' SAMUEL KNOX. ssslz
NFW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ COMPANY - NO ICE TO STOCKHOLDERS-lle ANNUAL
ELECTION or THIETEFN DIRECTORS Of his CgmpaGT u be
held he Office Company. Grand Ceutra Depot New fok ly
al Tuesday The M1g TIE rol VIII Pc onen ZION
2 O'Clock Of that Day The uaDe DOCKS
closed 0clo.k o le 1ll CAV OF L lAs 'tA
a. Of be 2lst day OF May nert hObEhI NlHb secttH.
GEENaT RXcHATGE BASK HEyYoEE April p 1873
TFNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF the Stockholders
of ths BauE ELECTION of DIRECTORS VII be- tI 90
TBUBsDAY Msy he Banking bse betaeea ne hour o. y ua
be closed from The 4aih lit uu
N'' D ''''' o. VIC I'''' JOHN HBssB, Cashier.
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An auction sale OF two pair of speedy horses. and
number OF secondhand vehicles VIII be hed by MAI {.
w. Barker private stables No 22s West Forty
st., ON Monday, Apru %, at 10 a. M.
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DROKEN NATIONAL BANK NOTES
ID BOUGHT FOUR .i per seat premium
DIX HAVEN & BRO,
No South Th.al.st Ptfsfeiphia Penn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-01-23
DAVID c. BULKLEY,
 DEALER IN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

OF ALL KINDS. CONSISTING OF Chairs, Tables, Bureaus, Bedsteads and Cofins. Also. Picture Frames, Toilet stands and Sofas, p1AeA- Warehouse. West St. Ltchheld. Ct.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-01-23
Sawed Shineles.

which have been selling this season. buy them direct from the manufacturer, and am an- thorized to warrant them free from knots. shakes sap and tapers. RIVED PINE and CEDAR SHINGLES always on hand. have. also, large stock of EXPELLED SIDING, made from six inch dry strips, bought last July, and for quality and price will guarantee it unsur- passed. also offer 8 full line of seasoned inch and II inch SPRUCE WHITE PINE and SOUTHERN PINE FLOORING, narrow and wide; dry l inch Surfaced and Rough Cutting up Lumber; II, 1}, and 8 inch good Lumber, well seasoned; Ceiling in every variety, ASH, WAITEW0OD, CHERRY and BLACK VAL NUT boards and plank. I have the largest and pest stock of Hemlock Boards and Dressed Pine sheathing in this section of this State
 All lumber delivered on the cars free of charge ana special contracts made for delivery by rail or teams Orders by mail will be promptly attend-
 E. J. HILL, Norwalk, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-01-23
Eastern Spruce Timber,

of all sizes from 2xS to 4x12 in Joist and up to sxl0 in Frame Timber. Only small portion of this Timber has ever been rafted and is conse- quently clean and free from grit and gravel AL so 5OGO punches of first ouality
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-01-23
BANGOR LATH.

Barn 30 ard S. have to offer one-half million feet of Ottawa Stocks, 10 and 12 inches wide, 12, 1S, IA. and 16 feet in length. It is an admitted fact that the Ottawa Boards are the best known to the trade, being remarkable for their freedom from the presence of the large black knots so common in Michigan Stocks. can furnish these boards surfaced one side, edges tongued aud grooved, dressed full width or narrow, and the quality of the dressing guaranteed. would cal special attentio to the brand of 1a inch ' -
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-01-23
EDWARD DIVER,

RI A R N E 5@ NJ K E R.
 ASD DEALER N 1gankav Ladies and 3entlemens' Wallace, Whips,
 Vacuum Oil. etc. etc. SOUTH STREET. LITCHFTELD. CONN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-01-23
LUMBER.

desire to call attention to the fact that Ihave on hand full stock of all variaties of LUMBER called for in this market and am prepared to sell the same at the lowest market price for Cash. My stock comprises
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PeFaOna1.

Judge Emmons of the United States
Court arrived in the city last evening, and
is stopping at the Maxwell.
DR.. 81. V. Redfield of the Cincinnati
Commercial, was in the city last evening
en- route for the Northwest, where he will
do up the farming interest.
Col G. II. Irwin arrived from the Pacific
coast Thursday.
Gen. B. II. Robertson, Mr. Bloodgood
and Mr.. Jacobs, of Memphis, are in the
city, and contributed vastly to the pleasure
of the evening at the Celebs' hop.
A circular from a. n. Chrystie, Vice
President of the Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
way, dated 18th inst, states that Robert
r. Brydon has been appointed General
Ticket and Passenger Agent of this COM
pany with headquarters at st. Louis.
S. II. Wires, Washington City, is regis
tered at the Maxwell.
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The heronring Element.

The Chattanooga Times says that on
Wednesday night fire broke out in the
wooden building known as "the old East
Tennessee and Georgia freight depot" and
used by the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia company for the storage of freight.
Within five minutes of the time the fire
was discovered, the whole structure was
sheet of fame. TIL. wind was blowing a
gale from the Northwest, and the flames
were quickly communicated to train of
freight cars that were standing on the track
south of the building. These however;
were al got out of the way, except five,
that were entirely consumed A large pile
of wood at the northwest corner of the
building caught and was partly consumed.
The cars were partially loaded, but In the
confusion it was impossible to learn
the number that were loaded, or the
valae of their freight. As near as
could be ascertained the total loss
will not exceed 10000, and we suppose,
falls entirely on the railroad company. The
origin of the fire was probably spark from
passing engine.
The Times says, further: "The hose
FROM one of the engine playing on the fire,
crossed the track west Of the building, and
the nozzleman was playing on the burning
wood-pile and was doing good work. a
train run by Engine No. IL, of the Z. I.
Va. & Ga. R. R., standing on the track was
signaled by an experienced railroad man, a
member of the fire company, to stand fast
and not back down. In utter disregard OF
the signal, the engineer moved his engine
down the track and although constantly In
full view of the signal of danger given as
before stated and constantly repeated, ran
slowly, and rs is believed with malice in
tent, cut the section Of bose in two that lay
on the track.p
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-19

The transfers in real estate for the week
ending yesterday were as follows:
5. +. Newsom to John Hutton,
land in 14th district. s., 600 90
w. D. Fulton to VIM. Armstrong,
land in Williamson county,. 30 90
Peter Love to n. o. Love, land in
18Th district. ......,..,..... oO w
Peyton Jordan to John S. Wal
lace, land in 18th district. 800. 10 90
John A. Cbumbley and wife to
James II. Meadows, lot in State
Quarry PLAN. ................ 115 90
Shadrack Nye to John and Fanny
Nye, land in Cheatham county. 152 20
Joseph "A. Aldrich to Marcus Al
drich, land in 9Th district. 80. 1900 90
John D. Phelan and wife to L. s.
Edgefald. ................... 300 90
T. S. and John d. Vaughan to (.
D. and Mary W. Vaughan, lot -
IN Edgensld. .....s,.....s.s. oUO w
Samuel p. Chestnut to Mamie A.
Greenfield, house and lot In
Clarksville. .................. $500 90
Archer Cheatham and D. Il.
McGayock, deeds, exchange of
lots.
Archer Cheatham to Margaret
Rooney, land in county. .... 1000 90
Holland Drake to John n. Simp-
kins, interest in land in 2Sd
civil district.
L. NJ. Temple, trustee and spe-
cial commissioner, to Rebecca
and Clarence Love, house and
lot in GaIlatin. .............~ 1,75O 90
James R. Cockrill to r. A. Young
lot in Sth ward. 1875 90
Thos. Chadwell to L. K. Shearon,
land in Cheatham county. 547 IA
R. II. Manlove to Frank Hyde,
land in sd district. .......... 7OS 50
John Holloway to Nathaniel and
John Block, land in Sd dis
trict. Z,UUO w
dron, lot in McNairy's addition. 1850 90
Samuel d. Whitsitt to S. P. Whit
slit and z. G. Moore, deed of
gift 10 land in 9th district.
John w. WethrOn and wife to
James NJ. Allen, land in Spen-
Ger county, Ky............... 6OO w
w. Harding, John j. Carey and
Abram Smith to Fanny Holms,
lot in Harding's addition. 80. 200 90
John l.. Dismukes and wife TO
Samuel House and VIM. Nor
row, interest in lot in Knoxville 1850 90
James Davis to S. j. Tyner, lot
in MeGavock's plan. $50 w
Samuel Watkins to Elizabeth My
ers, lot in Watkins addition. 500 90
Mary P. Mcclure, executrix, 10
Ssml Watson, trustee, lot In
Northumberland 1917 SO
20 70 Tl1lhi
trustee, lot on Pearl street,. $500 90
Isaac Whitworth to Thos. Lock-
hart, land in county. ........ 200 OO
Isaac Whitworth and wife to w.
Fl. Moore, land in county,. 800 90
D. Williams to Chas. 81. Jack
sen, lot 10 McGavock's....... 1,1OO 90
Lou Bryan to F. E. Bryan, land
in Madison county.
N. Baxter, Jr., G. Il NJ, to Homo
ria Grady, lot on church street. 4,497 66
A. Nelson, special commissioner,
to Swan & Brown, lot on Union
street. .......s.ssss...' 4JzOO w
NJ. NJ. Brien, Sr., & w. Wood
ard to Morris i StrattOn, lot on
College street. 10 w
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-19
GEN. EINDMAN'S ASSASSINATION.
A Young MAN Formerly Of Nashville
Accused of the Crime.

A Young MAN Formerly Oh AasnSiAie
Accused of the Crime.
Vaughn Burdett- Flowers, the somewhat
mysterious individual who has been arrest
ed at Memphis, charged with being impi-
Gated in the assassination of the late Gen.
Hindman, at Helena, Ark, on the 25th Of
September, 1868, hss this to say in the
course of a statement made to an Appeal
reporter:
envy name is Lewis D. Vaughn. was
born in the township of Wheeling, Cook
county, Illinois, a short distance from the
CITY of Chicago. was twenty-six years OF
age OH the sixth day Of the present month.
[ have been in the South ever since L
was a boy, as 1 vas brought to Nash
vile by my father when l was
quite q child. was educated in Nash
vile, and was at school when the war
broke out. entered the Confederate ser
vice, and was private in The first Tennes-
see regiment of infantry, generally known
as the "Rock City Guards, of which George
B. Nancy was colonel. A part of the regi-
ment was sent to Virginia, and a portion
remained in Tennessee. was with the
latter portion of the regiment, and was with
it at the battle of Shiloh, and was wounded
at that battle in the left arm, the bullet en-
tering my left hand and running right up
my left arm, completely dis ibling me SO
that was unable to rejoin my regiment. L
returned to Nashville while the war was
going on, and commenced serving my time
az machinist in the machine shop OF
Messrs. Romans & Company, founders and
machine makers. After my time was out,
Twas employed as an engineer on the
steamers City of Nashville, Pink Varble,
Sam Orr and other boats"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-19
Library Hail Tonight.
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It is not often that we are visited by an
accomplished artist. and when the oppOr-
tunlty is afforded us for listening to his en-
tertainments, it is well for US TO avail our
selves of the privilege. Of course we are
now alluding to Prof. j. w. Taverner, the
distinguished reader and teacher of elOcu-
ton, who has been with US for the past
several days. He wSs stranger to our
people when first he came, though he
brought many very favorable testimonials
from the ablest public speakers of the coun-
try, whom be had instructed in elocution.
Now his name is familiar in our city, and
those of US who have enjoyed the pleasure
of his readings and the profit Gf his teach
ing, can testify to his superiority ss 20 elo-
cutionist. He will give the closing enter
tainment of the series at the Library Hall
tonight. To be sure the hall will be
crowded, as heretofore, with our most cul-
tivated people. The following is the pro-
gramme: The comedy of the Honeymoon;
a stirring scene from Richard Ill, the tria
scene of Bardell VS. Pickwick, and chapters
from Father Tom and the Pope, or Night
at the Vatican.