davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
BUSINESS CHANGES.

DY THE DEATH OF HR- DANIEL
d Z am. III. H.ln 81 l.. BLtN II kRN" /. 20. -
t5sov-d. Tn. iirC.r.g 81 .'.t '"it Al The
aag;tt nu. I.e '!G s'r'. HnGtr y . sfNs os
sILRSk KL,.pN4:. HpLUM''S NitkSr.
PIERRE kLOPMAN.
Se,r cr,.a-u ..f,fa-y ms. -uv2 lr,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
Aucce.sion Of .Jncaue. >minIon = No.

CEcOND DISTRIC? GOCRT D3R TIE PARISH
~ '.' c.s.ns.-Wl@r.as. !: t..f.if a.. ..as pe:i-
:uned :!e court for ,.tf."s - L.. = q 100
the estate .t the .atc .uI.. -,.ni 'i ~ taseti
i;ittsta'e. Notice y hereby ."" 70 all whom =
may concern, 70 snow "ause Tltn.n ten days, WY
the prayer .. -. SAID .et.toneE .iouid not be
granted.
Ry order Of tie Court.
n. z. q. Frank PACE, JR. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
NOTICE.

TREAsURv DEPARTMENT
Office Of the Controller Of the Currency, J
Washington. March 81, 1873.
NOTfCE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS
~ who may have clans against the Crescent
City National Bank OF New Orleans Louisiana
tLat they called npoI. 20 tlesent the same arc
to make legal prcot Thereof 20 Charles Case, r.
ceiver at the otfc OF said ;ccev.-. No Ea;che7
street New Orleans, Louisiana
JOHN JAY KECX,.
ni28 snl CCnfrU. ,pr OF the C1lrI.ncy.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
Ioca! intelligence.

Ho,rsicTemsn in A!g.ers are putting cn
exclusive airs. although they honestly ea:n
ne, uaily whisky hy the s~ea. "t :ne!r
eyeprews For some reason Eot pupIicIy
nroclaimei, they have banded together IL
imposition % all their kind not OF Alcerire
1loir1ciic. TIER demons :ratiOns yesterday
weTe some wh.. OF The. st. Maltlnevillian
Order. Having placed themselves "a Aos'
file attitude. :Eev broke ranks ae soon as
.he Me.ropc!i-ane appeared. They hau
gore SO far az 20 interfere with some "iin'
SorteG' !ahorer. toiling for Mr.. Bcfnger.
and l. al 10. the brave blue coats turned
ON. .Ecre might Lave been ruinpus. AS
i. is. :he strikers got a blank in :ha. lottery.
.A-
corner STONE LAYING.-As announced
before. .he corner stone of tire beautiful
twc-story Methodist church. 20 be erected
on perdido street. near johnson. will be Iald
.tis morning. The exercises will begin a!
ten o'clock Addresses will be delivered
bv :he presiding elder Of the district, KEY.
j. {. Hart2ell. by :he pastor. he'. A. Hoss'
Snd Others. -
THIS church will cost. exclusive OF she
S,cp,.d o1 which il is TO stand. ahou:
5000. and wll. be flushed III GOOD style.
with baseInea. and office rooms ID tie lower
etory. and audience room in the upper: MI.
Edwards has the erection OF the building
in charge. -.
We rus: tha. the corner stone LAYING vii!
be largely attended. and everybody go.ns
Wi. take along some greenbacks.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

New :iousE FOR MISSISSIPPI No. =
AFTER passing forty years N SIS h"nse. cor
Ier OF Tchouy;.ouas and NatcEsz .'TeeIf.
this exc.li.E. ire company finally ieuno
quite .Iupussiule 20 inhab!: .Ee Old cue.
;cuger. Modem improvements required
more COON. which could not oe "o'alI'
.G IL :Ee Old quarters. 1be coz r"i:+
Gnd purchased a good 10. at the c'Tner 'i
Magazine and Glrod streets. wnere com
mencemer III VIII I- made by laho7eTe to NOR
ruw. Tire new hcGse vii! oe a 'nTee
trick. loo vy -. The ground floor will u.
used exclusively Tor 'ne steamer an'. borses.
The second floor viii be used as "a meeting
room ard Che npr-r story VII! be devote"
70 the use OF the committees. Every per
.icn CT The b..ltins vii. be finely furnished.
i. being the intention 70 make :his houes
,be tnes: Of rs kind IN the Union. The
building committee is composed q: .a:h
rep.ler.eu ~ Messrs T. A. Burke. i.
McIn.vre, NJ J. Hart. Waiter Rogers, Se.t.:
and !::c..
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
Succession OF Jnm,. II. Pinn!cer-NO.

- i+..
SEG:NE DISTRICT tOtRT FOB THE PARISH
- ~ '':.ans--Nhtlce is IeI.t. g:veu 10 tie cred
.'or. - .l.. estate. and to -. other ptrsoi.s
.!-,. Interested, 20 show -.thin ten days
itoE. he present Notification. ..uv they have
caa. WV 'he accn4!. .ne ,.Df.! by TIE tesla
'Dct.taiv 6NtcltOs Z ~. eE'a.r shn,I d -. he
:onno gated and approved ;.u'. IRE .aE!s cis.I.t-
t.:-G ;.s.ordaDdt therew.th,
y: .rd.r .! II. ..uI'.
:,2.25 gg' FRANK PACE iP Cl.:E
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

Edgar Not: ct al. ". ~tsaE,bOat sabine
aid o.! bs e. Cotton al {. tcU.lcLecs-No. 10 ltb.
f% .Hf. :SiTEi. STATES i!SrEirr COURT.
1 District o: Luis; ALA. obsGieI,c" 20 ad"
ur1i:y warrant. 20 SO. ed "a :1 abe =. ente
tled hI..t. 2.tI AID "a akeu mt" my Iosses
ei.Il~-.
TIE STEiMRUAT SsE:NE ASi' "a BALES
COTTON Sl 'nE. ..ets. now It+rG tV btgar
SG't - q. tor Gle c.v.t> Sc "rtt ~ the libel nov
pSuGiIg :!< Ds'i..e COu:. ii III. Culte,. States.
AND 90 ieyehy &c .s.G .tuoLish Sac owner or
owners ;LeIsU', aIA ri. ..LG every person or per'
cons l.aTiEg Ui rGe ttt.iLg 10 I"ve ally right, Mt"
ln.eFtSl Il o: 20 iE1 sane, 20 Dc ana appsHF az
b.sty.c' Court US :ht tH TED for tls dist riet
:tO, esad 80 b. 4 oG.n a. ~ civ of .sw U:ieans
oI :le fourth Monday j.. Nav .@.2 Ia slow cause il
anv .ncv have or san. wDv :Ae SAID steamboat
Sabine aud .. ta.s d: cotton and cons gnees,
siol!I no. be col deuu.G sLt rs cold agre.abls
70 .hs prayer Ci ..he!arts.
U.i,eG States Ma,sn..'s cffcs. Se~ Orleans.
SHh day o: May. 49,.
8 =. PACKARD
,re6 70 !. - CrlteG States MAJ sai.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

BntcheIOr's Hair Uye.-TE.s spitEt.I Ear
i've tire h.e, il tie world. The cL.y 'iEe ard
uertec. G-e. Farm. ess :e,!ate ard Is.a!t"-eo,:s;
no Caa,I o;I.,ucI- rif Tedious =: :s OF peas
al: oCc. 3elueG:es She i. effects cf !ad G"es Ala
w.s.e rs. Produces INN. ,attiy s-.le.D ni&cE oi
Ha. IA. h:ow ard leaves the lar c;.aL, soy ard
bea....i:. The c.Hu:Ee. t:gued ty ". a. Ea-cae.eT.
SOC icy 81 druggists.
CHARLES BATCEELOR.
ocs " Proprietor New York.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
rRNND ISLE HOTEL.
BOARDING.

RoaRD AND ROOMS IN NEW YORK
No. West Thi.t!eth street, New :ort, first house
from Fifth avenue. .legan: apartments. in suite
or single. Wit. OF without board. At reasonable
,a:es. ry2s6:'
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
TO IRON MANUFACrURER..

OFFICE THE LIGHTHOUSE ENGlNEER.
Lightb District, Mobile, Alabama !
CEAtEb PROPOSALS. INDOsSED PROPOSALS.
y Tor the iron work of Foundation aud lantern for
a screw-pile lighthouse for Horn Island Pass, Mis-
ssspp. viii be received at th off euLtii taeve
clock on WEDNESDAY. the secUnG day If jay,
1879.
y.ans spec;fca a-G any iesiIed information
Can be had or Application ny ma OF in persCn TO
A n. HANRELL
Captain o: Engineers United states aIm,, angi-
nesr Kish;h LiSEtnoute lIs ret. mN24 Ct
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
MARSHAL'S MONITIONS,
John simons e, al: ". Steamboat Bell

John Simons e. al. ". Steamboat Belle
Idaho al.
IN TIE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
i District OF Lous:ana.-IE obedience to an ad.
n,iralty warrant, to ne e;rSsted IN the above eli.
titled suit have seized aS6pia6en into my posses
81
THE STEAMBOAT BBLLv ida. her tackle, appa-
Iel, ETC. now ibeed by John slmons e; al, for the
causes set forth in the l:bel now pending in the
Dstiict Court Of the United States.
And do hereby cite ard admOrish the owner or
owners thereof, and al and every person or per
sons having pretending 10 have any i-ht title
OF interest il or to the SAINT 10 oe and appear az
hstrct Court of the United States for the district
aforesaid, 10 be hs lden at the OF New Orleans
Oh the third Monday of jane to SHOW cause.
II ANY they have can, why the said steamboat
sto:.G not be co dtmned ard be sod ac,eeablx
10 the PRAYER of lhelants
United States MaIshai's Office New Or!e.na
fourteenth day Of May, 1873.
3 Z. PACKARD.
mvl5 n ie6 IS United States Marshal,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

80 tS..
EEEOND DISTRICT 90; K! FOR THE PARISH
- Il; orleaus.-Soticc I. b"rsr- gwen The
r.tt.t1 o: III. estate AID 20 ~ otter persons
tcie.n 4:teIes'! 70 .!.nw cat-e within zen .lay.
iron. '!l- IrtSct l.OtlhCa!lO.. they
.aU vii. tne account presented ~ Vie f'staurl
'aiy eXeCr'Sr- OF 'ie deceased should "t be
hoi.no9d:eG .L.! apIIUvsi axe the .u:id. asa.
ui.S'. X: ao"tr,a a;.ct 'i.-rtH.tl:.
J.: order @: tie t.GI'.
u.I r. FRANK PACE ;R S~.rt
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

Office Ni..issippi and Mexican Gulf Ship
Ctl.... Company, New Dr.cans Nav -, !S,j.--Ih"
aurl!.. meeting Of s:ockiclers 70: 'he election;
directors Of III company W.. be he d al =: !r'
q! ttr cOi par;-. ", l.; COIpnI"; street az. VI N
DAY Iu..e J. is..; from II A. VI uu'i. p. NJ.
ul,l I'd /. Z. LtMARlE. Secretary PRO ten.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

TAYLOR .Icl;radn ct al. -. St-amboa'
Marcena. heg ..cf]s ana freight roAs.sl!ug
o: 80 600 slaves No. l0zh
IN THE CEI1EB STaTtS fiSTRfCT COURT.
j District OF Louisiapa.-II ri. .dience :" alias
Admiralty Wa:IaI.. 20 me directed IL She abov- en-
:itlec s;..t hav. ICED AJAX. :i.k. .ntS my t"sses'
sell.
THE STEAMBOAT M.R"FLtA. her tackle.
furniture ard freight consisting .: 6 500 .ta7es.
:ow :l- ,ej. nv T..r 10. Yc'radu ,ior the
Sc: forth II :he !.b:l now T.nGlug II ii!e D.s!re.
Cuu!, OF tis United Sta'rr.
AID do hereby c &c a,sd a,'menjsii tir owner or
owners Hereof and a. and .veYy person or per-
sols HAVING s.eenGl,: 20 have ;!uv right. title
interest 20 :ns .aIue, 20 ie AID appear -. q
u,.Tr!c: Eo'.rc %: :Ec V!:eG states, Tor the dis,
:!..' aforesaid :"he h.,dti a. .ie cit. of Ne Ore
.ai!s. the third Monday q: ju:e TO show c.use.
i any 'hty have Or car. whS tht ss!d steamboat
ard H.. ~: should 70. ~ c..i'.rt.d a:6 he sold
agree aG,y L" ne save. o: .lIt.aGte.
tinted State. UaIsl.a'. st;le. New Orleans.
.o.::een,i. day OF :a:. 1913.
$ =. PACKARD
- ~ 80 - S.,...s Mar-iaS.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

TIE Gerr.n school festival. which was
Discontinued on accom-: o: bad weather.
wi. be renewed :o-mo-row on :he Es':
(.rnru1s
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

No. 70 -Nl.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
L N.str.ct OF LouislaEa.-lu obedience to an I'D.
nLra!ty WARRANT. TO directed n the above en-,
:itled SKY. ! have seed aid taken ilto ms
possession
Thh STEAMBOAT EaPlnES now .helet bv
James Lusk et a.. fox the causes set forth III the
libel now pending IL tie D-stric, Court ef the
United States.
Ard do hereby cite and admon.sh tae cwner
OF owners thereof and a.. aLG every person per.
sons lavin. q. pretending 70 have any right, title
interest il 10 the SAINT, 10 be appear at n
nis.~c. Cour. of ,he United States Toy the district
aforesaid to be .olden d: The city OF New Orleans.
the twentys;xth OF May, 1873, 10 show cause, If
ANY they have. can. WHY lie said steamuCat
Rap.Ges shoud h0: be condemned, and te sclI
acrteau.y 20 tlie iyIayeY OF l:bs lan-s.
Un.:ed States MaIshals office. New x,cieans,
:vsL:y-GiA!h day os Apr. 1878
T. r. PACKARD.
s,Ss0 - S'r;teG States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

SYiR,TuAL SURROUNDINGS Take :he Ci:y
Hal. as a starting point. Az! look 3; :Ee
eich. squares which Surround IL. ard coun:
how msny bar-roons that neighbo.Ioo1 er'
lows Move shan dozeD shoW :sp.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

Southern Bank. New Orleans. April IG.
!S,J.-. geEeIa! meeting q :ht st""E:"a"!s q
III. bank wi. u. he'd at rs bar L.. :.S.e ::
we've c'c.ock ". on May 28 1873.
Ev c:Ge: u. tie Board Of DIec:C1s.
.il. I'd THOMAS LAYTON, P:es Le::.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25
MaIhe. iakes vs.. Atearnkoat Teka.-No.

IN THE CS!TED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
j District Of Louis AIN Utedlence 20 aG.
n4lyAlty waIIan. TO directed il ihc &tSvc
cutit.. su!. G.vs selz.d taken into Iny pos
session..
THE STEAMBOAT .-fIAS fsr .arni.nr- nua:s.
<te lite ed ~ Ma:ht JaEss for ;ns causes set
;ort i'll the hbel pol diEg IL :he I.stTict t"l.r.
Ii tE~ United States.
And Go llereb, c;:s ard ainens!i She owner or
owners thereof aEa al aud every Itrs"n or IcrsOna
having .:stent.Hg 20 Lave aEy rishn. titieC in.
:erest il. 20 the same, :" be aid appear AZ Dis.
tr!ct Court q the .itea states for the district
aforesaid, 10 be nO,.en az Tie city % New Or
vans. she tiNd Monday st june. to show
cause, = any 'hev have oT eau. why the .a.d
Steamboat sio'llG 70: ue condemned i;.d ie sold
ag,-ea!,,y 20 tie PRAYER of -bsiart.
United States Ma.sha's ottce. New orleans.
fourteenth day s3 May. 1873.
g l.. PACKARD.
NV: 2: i.6 :: United States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

tdIO-NV. .UV.
IN THE GNIvED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
4 E.strlca OF :culsia AIN obedience 20 an
admiralty warral :. 20 dire cteG III the above
.nt!t% suit. have s-aed and taken into my pos.
sess
THE STEAMBOAT C:Ir OF CAIRO. nov 'ihe.e2
tv JOIN. B. Lent et a.. TO- TIE causes set ;Crth in
Tie Hnelno tending N .le !s:Iic' Court %! the
United States
And DO hereby ci.s ard admo,isil sic "wre- o,
owners thereof aud d. arG even V persOn or persona
lavlrE prefer i-Lg 20 have rlght title &r il.
ttrest IN or 20 sic saIEs 30 te ANA appear at \
district Court OF lie United Sta:es the district
Aforesaid Ia 1T lie :,sH at the :1.y of New Orleans
on u. twenty. :t OF MAY 1875. 30 show ca;lae. i
any .lsy have .aA. why ne SAID steam boat
City q! Cairo shcu',i no. u. Condemned nd IL. sold
agIeeahiy :" t.e PRAYER o: llDelants
jL.!ed States Ma.sl:ae .ttcs. New OI'sat.s,
.wtAtv-AlL,E day 9: Apsil. .6i..
=. Z. PACKARD
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-25

Tue :o:a, re- ceip.s :r-o the general fund
o: .he STATE treasury las; year were less
than !, million Vi .:o:.arr. II IS or: OF this
:;ns: tia. 81 :he conceivable expenses c:
:he Sac government: a:e paid. The pa.-
arce O.: oar taxation Was 70 tu:lG ievets
and :ay :ie :u:eres: Cu lie State debt.
II! - On; financial condition in q EutsIeil.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-14

That prince of good fellows, James a.
Mcclure, of music fame, arrived in thu
city yes erday with his charming bride, Mrs.
Pettitt (nee Brown), of Hopkins, S. G. In
this addition of "better half" the ever
genial and whole-soulSd Mack only meets a
well.merited fate. May many surs rise on
their happiness.
j. III. Carnes, editor and proprietor of the
Sparta Inder, is spending few days in the
city.
il. Il. Helper, of North Carolina, author
of Helpers Impending Crisis, is registered
at the Maxwell.
w. w. Meadows, of Fulton station, KY,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr. R. B. Scott, of Dresden, is visiting
the city. ~--
Col, C. W. Charlton, of Rockville, is in
the city.
Col. John g. Burcb, State Comptroller,
leaves this morning for New York.
Our genial friend, j. F. Plowman, of the
Tenth district returned yesterday from
Baltimore, looking hale and hearty, and re.
porting very pleasant sojourn in his old
home.
Frank Gray, Of the firm of Gray & Noble,
returned yesterday from New York.
Our young friend James Whitworth left
last night for Sherman, Texas, whittier he
intends embarking in business. He leaves
behind him host Of friends, who will re-
greet his departure. We trust be viii have
a safe and pleasant trip, and that his efforts
in life may be crowned with the greatest
success. r-.rrr1ast
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-14
Murfreesboro Female Institute

One Of the most substantial evidences of
the improved condition of the people, is the
increased and increasing interest on the
part of the general public, and the la rye
amount of capital and talent being employ
ed in the education of our youth anG is
the surest guarantee of the future prosper
ity of our noble State.
As education is the cheapest defense of
society against evil-doers, and the enduring
basis of al TINT is desirable in social life,
this state of things is encouraging. Among
the many young and promising institutions
of learning in Middle Tennessee, we know
of none that starts out the present snholas.
tic year with brighter prospects than the
"Murfreesboro Female Institute, ''under the
management of Prof. James E. Scoby-and
if the Institution itself may be judged by
the man, none are more deserving of sue
cess. Notwithstanding the high grade of
the free schools of Old Rutherford and its
enlightened capital, the patronage Of the
Institute is increasing, and its boarding de-
partment rapidly filling up. A large class
in music has been organized under the
charge of Prof. Meininger.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-14
EdgefieId Male Academy,

The closing exercises of the Edcefeld
Male Academy, which were postpored last
June in consequence of the cholera, took
place at McClure's Hall, Edgefeld, on
Thursday and Friday evenings last, and, as
usual on such occasions, largely attended
by the patrons of this fourishiDg school.
The young orators, as they always do, &C.
Quilted themselves handsomely, and the
declamations were listened to with much
interest. The following prizes were after
wards awarded:
John Benson, medal, first class in ora
tory.
Newton Corbett and j. @. Brown, MEG
ais, for frs and second intermediate classes
in orstory.
]. D. Moorman, medal, Cesar (Latin)
class.
Willie McFerrin, medal, higher Latin
class.
D. S. Williams, son of Col. j. Shelby
Williams, was fortunate indeed, having re-
ceived three meals, defamation, Greek
and mathematics. This is the first time
that such an honor has teen conferred on
any one pupil in the school.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-14
The Coiored Peop.e,s Fair.

The fair of the ColoIed Agricultural aud
Mechanical Association opens tomorrow
at II O'Clock, the opening address to be de-
livered by Nelson Walker, Esq, followed
with prayer by the Rev. Randall Vaudaval.
The annual address will be delivered on
Thursday, the 18th by the Hon. Fred
Douglass. He also is to lecture at the Ex-
position building ON the night of the 10Th.
The colored people are making ample pre-
parstions TO give this distinguished man of
their race warm welcome, and to make
his presence in Nashville an event indeed
The fair promises to be in every respect the
best ever held by the Association, and large
crowds are expected from distance. The
colored hotels and boarding houses viii lie
overrun for few days, and an appeal will
be made to all colored citizens to open their
doors for the accommodation of Strangers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-14
New A Advertisements.

An important change occurred in business
circles yesterday the firms of S. 3. Snur-
lock & Co. and W. E. Hoke having entered
into copartnership as cotton factors und er
the name and style of Spurlock, Hoke &
Co, and by this change George J. Goodrich
and W. E. Hoke will give the cotton bust
ness their entire personal attention. Of
Mr.. Goodrich, we can say that be has nr OBJ
ably handled more cotton than any man of
his age in the State, aud more prompt, &C
tive, Industrious and reliable business man
is not to be found anywhere. w. E, Hoke
is gentleman of large experience, did bus
mess for many yesrs in the great cotton
belt, and consequently one Of the best Judge
of the staple in the city. With superior ia.
cilitles for handling cotton, they will be able
TO give entire satisfaction to planters. This
new arrangement in no wsy interferes with
the wholesale grocery and commission bus
iness of the old and reliable firm of S. B.
Spurlock & Co., who continue at the old
stand, corner Bro: and College streets.
Poole advertlses pho ogrsphs and all
styles of pictures executed II The best man
ner possible.
John w. Edwards is announced candi-
date for Councilman.
Store for rent.
Furnished room and unfurnished rooms
for rent, in Cannon Block.
handbook found.
See notices of Sherin's ssle.
New looks at the establishment of TaYel,
Eastman d Howell.
Attention is called to the advertisement
of Giers' Photographic gallery. At this
well known establishment SPECIAL atten-
ton is given to copying and enlarging pic
m ciV ha do,o
at this gallery is not 10 be surpassed in any
city in the country.
Gray q Noble rave determined to show a
stock of goods this season supe. ior to any
thing ever offered in Nashville. Their stock
embraces everything TO be found in the
most faehiorsble Broadway houses. An
inspection is solicited, whether you wish to
purchase or Do'.
DupreZ d Benedict at the Opera House
Wednesday and Thursday nights.
Browns q Cheatham advertise q public
sale of very desirable lots in North Nashville
Thursday, Sept. %. The terms viii. be- 20
per cent; the balance On l, 2 and 8 years
credit, with interest, but no security re-
quired. All purchasers building houses i'm
mediately will not be required to pay to 20
per cent cash, but will be allowed l, 2 and
3 Yeas ere it upon their entire purchase.
The booths and dining hall at The Fair
Grounds will be rented to the highest bid
ders on the 22d inst.
YeatmaD, Shields & Co. advertise an ex-
tensive sale of dry goods on the 10th.
Tom Thumb Clothing Store is in daily
receipt of boys clothing and furnishing
goods.
Seventh Ward Ker ,heval club.
Central Morris club.
Attention is called to the advertisements
of G. Rice & Co., who have everything in
the dry goods and ladies' furnishing line.
See advert isement Of new goods at the
Trade Palace, Public Square.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-14
Dury's SfudfO.

1t is always pleasant duty to step into
Dury's studio. He is always hard at work.
ana Is constantly adding 10 bis fame as an
artist. Since our last visit to bis Art Expo-
sltlon, we ind large number of new paint
lngs. Besides the admired portraits of Mrs.
Coi. Ihruston and Mrs. Cooper, in which
the igh, thrown upon the coloring isexqui-
ste, and tae flesh so truthfully painted as
II 1t would yield to the touch, there are
several new specimens of sup rior artistic
skill, including the likeness of Miss Katy
Mckee, painted in Rembrandt style; the
portraits OF Capt. DoGd and Mrs. Dodd, as
well as that of the lamented Beauman, mu..
sic teacher. We also noticed several Gill
dren's pictures, painted after death from
photographs, all OF which do the artig,t great
credit.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-14
About Railroads and RAILROAD Men.

Some Cinnamon came over the Chatts-
nooga road yesterday, and attracted consid-
erabie attention upon their arrival at the
depot. ,L
j. n. Brooks, ticket agent at the Louis
vile depot returned from indianapolis, Ind,
last night. .....
j. Adolphus Dahlgren, Nashville agent
of the st. Louis and Southeastern road, de-
parted for few days, visit to st. Louis yes
terday. .-
St. Louis Journal: Gen. Burnside, Presi-
dent, and Gen. Winslow, Managing director
of the Cairo and Vincennes railroad, Sc IN
not to understand each other. N .jor John
Lee, superintendent by the grace of Gen.
Winsow, fails to rscSs nize the authority of
Roswell Miller, superintendent ofthe GAGE of
Gen. Burnside; the employees generally will
only obey orders issued by Major Lee. The
misunderstanding will likely bring ON con-
fict that will be injurious to he road.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-14

l notice flattering caIl in the UNION
AND AMERICAN of the 10th asking me to
become a candidate for Alderman Of the
Ward, and permit me to say that while
would Glad y serve my people in any capae-
ity, will be compelled to decline for t. q
following reasons, to-wit: l notice c." Il ON
one of our lawyers to become G. nd;dato
for Councilman, and he declp % on tbo
ground o. qualification. It 81 ems from bis
card that to be eligible one must he a freebol.
der, AMI inasmuch as thu. disoualifies me tn
save any possible tror Ible that might arise in
the future with reference to the mater. I
am compelled in justice to myself and the
irlends VIC honored me with the call, to
uecliue' Respectfully,
+. P. TURNER,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-14
THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL CoURT.-James Duckworth
charged with malicious shooting, was &C.
Quilted.
State vs.. Margaret Ann Driver, larceny,
convicted and committed to the workhouse
for five months.
The Attorney General requests all mag
istrste7 who have committed prisoners to
jail to return the papers in the cases to this
court at once, so that che facts may be in
vestigated by the Grand Jury.
LAW CoURT-Nance vs.. Wormack, jury
respited.
Claa E. Baker vs.. James S. Baker, final
decree of divorce.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Masten vs.. Fren ch,
case still pending.