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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-20
MORTUARY.


Ending last EveBtng.
We give as follows the mortuary report
log:
WHITES. = Elmore Ashbrooks, North
Che ~. .s n
John w. Pentecost, South College.
Child OF Barney McCabe, cholera in
fantum, North Market.
Mr.. Laitenberger, North Summer.
Wife OF Thos. Peebles, South Cherry.
Woman, name unknown, near Beilview
School. r-r-s
Mrs. Mary Robinson, Exposition Build.
ing. -
Charles S. Tipps, South Summer street.
Total whites, s.
CoLoRED,-Beisy Craighead, South
Cherry street.
Three other interments by Winston, the
colored undertaken, whose names we did
not ascertain.
Wife of VIM. Shelby, Gay street.
Child OF Martin Slater, New Bethel, near
Fort Houston.
David WEIGH, New Bethel.
Child of Geo. Waufman, nea- Lowery's
church, North Nashville.
George Craighead, Crawford and Vine.
Billy McGuire, Rolling Mill Hill.
George Booker. Franklin pike.
Henry Green, Brooks alley.
Child of Minerva White, luth Market.
Maria Watson, Line street.
ColUred man at residence of Thos. Il.
Malone, Franklin pike. III
Cicero Jones, South Gay.
Richard Harris, Franklin pike.
Ben DodsoD, New Bethel.
Pleas Draper, I"
Ann Weskley, North High.
Ben Jackson, North College.
Margaret Dodson, near Broad.
Total Colored 22.
OTHER CAUSES.
Wife of John Anderson, Murfreesboro
pike, dropsy.
Child Of John Schiller, summer com
plant, Edgefield. NktfN u
Child of r. Turner, South Market, sum-
mer complaint. Errf a rr'---.s Z
Child of DR.. Onsy, Church street, meas
les and cholera infantum. Total 4.
RECAPITULATsoN.
cholera deaths. ................. 80
Other causes. ................... 4
-
1oeai. 1900. ....ss..s....s...,. "a
This shows a decrease CT 2 as compared
with the report OF the day previous.
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ONEY-Of measles, June 10, 1873, MARY
FRANCES, youngest daughter OF DR.. j. ID. and
Mary Elliott Onev, aged Is months.
The funeral will take place from the ChuIen
of the Advent this friday morning, at nine
O'Clock Services by Rev. Il. Bradley. Friends
of the family are respectfully invited 10 a1ISnd
Louisville papers please copy.
TURNER-On yesterday, june 18th, at ]
O'Clock P. NJ, CHARLEY, infant son OF d H. ana
AIeonia Turner, aged "a months and days.
Friends and acquaintance are respecti uiy
invited to attend the funeral from the residence
of his Grandfather, j. ID. Thomas, ls6 South
Market street, at IL o'clock this morning.
Close his eyelids, press them gently,
ger the dim and laden eyes,
For the soul that made them lovely
Hath returned Into the skies.
Wipe the death-drops from his 1OIehead'
Sever one dear golden ress,
Fold his icy hands all meekly,
Smoothe the snowy little Dress
Scatter flowers DER his pillow
Gentle flowers, so pure and white
Law this bud upon his bosom =
There-now softly say, COCA night.
Though our tears flow fast ana faster,
Yet we would not cali him back;
We are glad his feet no longer
Tread life's rough and stormy track.
We are glad our Heavenly Father
Took him while his heart was pure
We are glad He did not leave him
All life's trials to tn lure.
We are glad, and yet the tear-dIop
Falletb; for alasi we know
That our Preside will be lonely
We shall miss our darling 50,
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CHOLERAI IN mURFREEsReRO.

From the Murfreesboro Monitor, June 10.
There has been no little sensation in our
town The past few days in regard TO the
cholera. We have heard of but two genu-
inc cases Of cholera. William DeasoD, who
lives on the Manchester pike about half
mile from the Square, was taken about
Tuesday noon, bu. did not send for ply
stefan or use any remedy until Il o'clock
that light. He died yesterday evening.
David Moore, a colored man living on
the plaza of jarrett Cook, died Tuesday Of
choleSa morbus. His Sickness was brought
on by excessive and imprudent indulgence
in eating.
A colored woman, named Miily James,
died Tuesday morning Of cholera morbus.
Her Illness YVES also produced by q glutton-
Gus excess in eating.
Cal. Bright, Reed & Talley's porter, was
at acked with cholera yesterday, aud at last
accounts it was doubtful WHITTIER lie would
recover.
Our Board of Mayor and Aldermen have
taken great precaution to prevent the dis
ease spreading in our town.
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The st. Louis Republican of the 18th
inst, says
"The late Maj. Henry Ewing of the Times
made no viii, and bis administrator, Mai.
Z. Z. Rainwater, yesterday fled bond in
the sum OF $4,000, with the following
bondsmen: Samuel Hays, James E. Yeat-
man, De Witt G. Stone, d. Robert Barclay,
John Hodnett, Charles E. Ware, John S.
Msrmaduke, G. P. Burr, Alfred Carr, Chas.
Fhaw, John n. Dyer, and Furgus McRee."
From papers since discovered it is ascer-
tanned that the amount insured or Mai.
Ewipg's life is between $45, 900 and $50, 900.
MRS. Ewing, who was some time uncon-
scious, We a'e glad 10 hear is somewhat
better, and her physician thinks she will be
fully recovered in a week"
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Robertson Association.

A call meeting was held yesterday at the
Bank of Tennessee, DR.. B. j. Lindsley
presiding, the object being to reorganise for
the purpose of sleviating the sutferings of
those in want during the prevailing cpl.
demic. A committee was appointed to
draft suitable resolutions 80 tribute to the
many excellent virtues possessed by late
departed member of the Association, Mr..
T. J. Hough. The committee are, Mai. j.
NJ. Hawkins and Mr.. Jas. Plunket, to re-
port next meeting.
In view of the prevailing epidemic, it was
deemed necessary 70 take some active steps
in order to insure some salutary measures
for the general good of the city.
A central committee composed of three
was ordered. The President named ID. +.
Carter, chairman, Capt. VIM. Stockell and
He. Hensley.
One citizen from each ward is requested
TO act in conjunction with the above COM
mittee- as chairman of subcommittee,
each one selecting in his ward as many as
he may deem necessary to call to his assist.
ance, say from three to five.
The gentlemen from each ward appointed
are as follows:
LIST ward, Jas. NJ. Laughlin.
I'd Go. T. Kinney.
Sd j. o. Griffith
4th II. q. Scovel.
9th q. w. Smith. -
9th s. M. Harrison.
7th VIM. Dobson.
9Th M. q. Cotton.
9th j. b. Jeup.
10th VIM. Simmons.
They will please meet to-day, Friday, at
8 O'Clock, at the Bank of Tennessee.
1t was resolved that the cooperation of
the Mayor and City Council be invited to
aid our Society in their present efforts.
The citizens are generally called on to
meet at O'Clock to-day at the Bank of
Tennessee and render what aid they can
TO the Association, in order that the prevail
ing disease may pass! away as speedily as
possible from our midst.
During the temporary absence of Major
Hawkins, Treasurer, the President has ap-
pointed Mr.. 7. S. Mari, corner of College
and Union streets, to act as Treasurer pro
tenn. All contributions sent to him will be
placed to the credit of the Robertson Asso-
citation, and duly acknowledged by them.
T. NJ. BRENNAN,
Secretary.
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nemnrest,n Monthly.

Useful aud entertaining literature is one
Of the great desires of the day, for we are
proverbially reading and thinking peo-
pie. Among the quantities Of publications
received by us none ara better than Demo
rests Monthly Magazine. The July issue
to hand is excellent in its line, aud for
family magazine unsurpassed; its induce
ments of premiums TO subscribers, deliv-
cred at the time OF subscribing, ares marvel
of bow To do it and succeed. Published by
sW. Jennings Demorest, New York.
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No sickness at Kinr.ton.

10 the Union and American:
KINGSTON SPRINGS, June 10, 1873
Being informed that 1t is currently repor TED
in Nashville that there is or has been re.
Gently, cases of cholera at this place, we
desire TO say that such report has no foun.
dation in truth. Having been here since
Messrs. Winbourn & Co. opened for the
season, we can say that there has been no
cholera here, and nothing like it. On the
contrary we look upon Kingston as being
as healthy point, with as fine waters and
pure atmosphere, as any in Middle Tennes-
see. Respectfully,
IRA P. JONES,
WIN. T. YEATMAN,
THOMAS r. YEATMAN, I
S. STEINAU, and others.
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STEAM boats.
mo. I 1861
E1E ChnnCeru at Nashville.

CTATE OF TENNESSEE, OFFICE CLERK
Dand Master Chancery Court, Nashville, June
the Sd, 1S73.-James II. Alien, Complainant, VS..
Geo. w. >aulpaw and others, Defendants.
1t appearing from affidavit fled in this cause
that the defendant, Louis K. Saulpaw, is nom
resident of the State of Tennessee, so that the
ordinary process Of law cannot be served upon
him: 1t is therefore ordered that said defend
ant enter his appearance herein before or within
the first three days of the next term Of said
Court, to be held on the first Monday in October
next, (1sT3,) and plead, answer or demur to
compliments bill, or the same will be taken
for confessed as to him and set for hearing ex-
parte; and that copy of this order be pub
lished for four consecutive weeks in the Nash
vile Union and American
COpy-Attest:
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR.,
Clerk and Master.
Smith, Baxter s. Allison, Solicitors for Com
plainant. je4 OaW4w
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RApaonnu

The following were among the guests O
the Maxwell House yesterday: l.. Frank,
Mississippi; Maj. Waller Mcfarland, U. S
A; II. L. Hobart, New York; Jesse X
Wood, Cincinnati; DR.. W. NJ. Wright, Hun.
tingdon; E. W. Barker, Clarksville; j. L
Rousseau, Henderson, KY; j. NJ. Word
Cincinnati; W. B. Davenport, st. Louis
Col. L. F. Beech, New York; Thomas B.
House, Chattanooga J. D. Thurston, Hum
boldt; Gov. Jno. G. Brown, Pulaski; Col.
j. B. Bingham, Montgomery, Ala.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE CT CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHING IuH, ID. G., June 10, 1878
REHABILITATION Southern States e st
of Mississippi on Friday, light to fresh
winds, mostly from southwest to northwest
and very generally clear or partly cloudy
weather are probable. From Ohio Valley
and Missouri to upper lakes and Minneso-
Ia very generally clear and somewhat cooler
weather and winds diminishing to gentle
aud fresh from north and west. For Mid
die States and lower Lake region during
Friday very gentle clear weather and gen.
tie to fresh and occasionally brisk winds
from west and northwest, with lower tenn
perature over the latter. For New England
occasional rain areas over the northwestern
tonight, bat on Friday clear and partly
cloudy weather with winds veering to fresh
and occasional southwesterly and north
westerly.
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To the Editor of the Union and American:
You offer some excellent suggestions in
regard to The manner in which we should
conduct ourselves during the prevalence of
Cholera, and express the opinion that
"msny of the deaths around us are the re-
suit Of excitement alone" Now can't you
induce the "fool-killer' to get after the sem
sational reporter for the Banner? BE must
bsfn league with the "gIim .visaged mon
ster," OLD FoGY.
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HEALTH OF TNrEnIoR Towns.

From the McMinnville New Era, June 10.
There have been some twenty-odd deaths
from cholera at Gallatin, and number of
the business houses have been closed. The
health OF our town remains good in po-
pulation of l 200 we b ave not had death
| from any cause for better than a month.
! There are not now, nor have there been
any indications Of the prevailing disease in
cur midst. TO persons having to fee from
infested districts or locations, we can offer
! them q safe retreat IN OUT mountain city.
There is room to &C .ommodate all who may
come.
From the Pulaski Citizen, june 10.
Not case nor the least sign of one has
appeared in Pulaski yet. We have heard
reports from various parts of the country
concerning its ravages here but they are all
Incorrect. We have not the least interest
in deceiving the People of the county con-
corning this matter, and they can rely upon
what we say as correct. We do not think
that with proper prudence upon the part of
individuals it will make its appearance in
our midst. When it does we shall not besi-
tate to tel It. We heard one of our best
lhysicisns say yesterday that there was as
little sickness here IS he ever knew in June.
From the Fayetteville Express, June 10.
We assure our country friends that not
case of cholera has made its appearance n
Fayetteville. A negro woman living in the
neighborhood of "Frog Bottom" is very Ill
with ftux, which gave rise to the rumor
that she was taken with cholera; but we
have it from the best medical authority
that there are no ground whatever for such
a report. There are few isolated csses of
dySentery in town, but not as many as we
have right to expect at this season of the
year. We intend to practice neither deeep-
ton nor evasion in regard TO the prevailing
disease;and whenever a case of cholera does
make Its appearance here, our readers sh all
be promptly informed of 1t. In the mean
time we advise everybody to eat but few,
If any vegetables, and avoid anything ap-
preaching panic.
From the Columbia Mail, June 10.
Columbia has not yet been visited by TIL
plague, though serious apprehensons are
entertained by some that we will not es-
cape. Up to the present date no case of
choe.a has appeared in our community,
Notwithstanding rumor has been rife to
that effect. Should the disease make its
appearance here, we will not hesitate to
publish the whole truth in regard to its ex.
tent and progress. We have strong hope
that the excellent provision made by our
city authorities, for sanitary purposes, will
be effectual in watding off the contagion.
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Sick.

Quite q number of the men who have
been working on the streets removing gar
bage have been taken sick within the past
few days, two Of the number dying yester-
daY. III +. ~ 1917 CHI
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CITY NoTICBs.

Remember 6ou can get everything in
the bedding line from q Pillow to the finest
Spring or hair Mattress at Ed. IL. MiIler's
Bedding Mandatory, No. North College
street. AL goods sold at lowest prices.
Nashville, Tenn. my25 Luz
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Death of a Well known CoIored We.

Death OF a Well known COIOred wo-
man.
In our mortuary report this morning will
be found the name of Betsey Craighead, a
well known colcred woman, who was one
of the very Oldest residents of the CITY.
There were few people in Nashville that did
not know BetseY Craighead,
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Since the marriage of Nilsson her voice is
said to have 'gained in volume, eVenness
and richness" Caudle noticed the same
sort of gain in bis own wife, and he didn't
like ii.
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Ladies' and Gents Trunks of every
size; English Sole Leather Portmanteaus,
Valises and Travelling Bags. A splendid
assortment of the best manufacture at low
prices for cash ct manages, 4S College ST..
ie12 cod st
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No Police Court.

Owing to 3 Sudden, violent and unex
pected improvement in the morals of oui
: city, there were no cases biought up before
the police judge yesterday.
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me Hore,es. Condition.

Our esteemed fellow citizen, E. w.
Adams, we regret to learn, is dangerously
III with chronic dysentery.
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Flower Pots, Terra Gotta and Iron
Flower Vases, of the most approved styles,
can be had of q. 81. Stockell & Co., SO
Broad street. je6 Nv
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Trunks, Valises and Satchels in great
variety, elegant, substantial aud cheap, at
Vim. Dunstead's Trunk Store, 81 North
College street, between Union and Church,
SeWanee Block. jeG If
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On Exhibition

Mr.. B. F. Cockrill's fine blooded stock
will be on exhibition al the Fair Grounds
to-day.
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For Hats, Caps and Gents Furnishing
Goods call at % North Cherry street. No
charge for BenSon's Illustrated. Call and
get copy. jelH
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0ency TO rise. a. u. FORD, observer
The river continues rising az this point
with feet large on Shoals. Weather fair.
The Ella Hughes arrived from Cairo.
The w. II. Brown and Little Condor,
with salt barges, are expected.
The Ada Hsilman has passed GAINESVILLE,
and will be in port this morning.
We regret to learn that Dick Elliston,
mate of the Ella Hughes, which arrived
yesterday, was attacked on he boat with
cholera. He was in 3 precarious condition
last evening. but we no be will recover.
Hiram Pendleton, Old Pen, clerk of the
lawrence, who has been for several months
an inmate Of st. Vincent's Hospital de-
sires, through us, to return thanks to DR..
Vaughn, resident physician OF the iDstitu-
ton, for his kind attention.
The Ella Hugher departs for Cairo to-day
a. II NJ.
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ONLY TWO DOLLARS 4 YEAR.
ONLY TWO DOLLARS A YEAR
ONLY TWO DOLLARS A YEAR.
ONLY TWO DOLLARS A YEAK.
ONLY TWO DOLLARS A YEAP.
Address,
UNION AND AMEKICAE.
ElsbvsIne. Zen n
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%. LOufs and northeastern Railway.
Fast St Louis Express leaves Nashville $40 AN
St Louis Express daily /" 200 Pm
Express trains arrive at Nashville at T:lO Am
e10 p. n.
Tennessee and Pacific RafIroad.
No. Leaves LAbanonat-. .7:O0A.K
Arrives 1t Nashville st..9:10 A. -.
Leaves Nashville at. 4:30 p. n.
Arrives at Lebanon at. GAO P. II.
Prices Stage leave Lebanon at 800 clock An.
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Arrive
o. Lebanon az O'Clock F. n. on Mondays, We'd
Nashville, Chattanooga. Memphis and
"a. L0uts Railway.
OasttanooRa train leaves as A. n. and s:O0P. n.
$1,000 " Hrrivee.l2;l5 PIX. and 1:30 An
Memphis aud st. Louis
4 train leavss..... i:15 A. H., 700 and 1920 Pm
shsIb6yville train leaves; ;o a:oS
The 500 r. q, ice p. N. and l;45 A. n. trains
G.outsVflle ana Nashville and Great
Southern Railroad.
Leave STATEN on North college street at 500
Az daily aud / IS p. n, Daily except Sunday,
Arrives 81 ZOO A. NJ, aud 4;45 P. n
between Nashville and 6allstin, except Edge
field Junction.
GaIIatIn Accommodation, Daily.
Leaves NashVille.... .4:oO p. n
louisville and FeshvtIle and Great
southern MISUNDERSTANDING and
. O Deestur Divsston. H
LesveL. a n. Depot, North College street,
Going South-7:20 A.M-; sos P N.
Arrive North--4:40 A.K.; LES Pm.
Through trains arrive and depart from Louis
vile and Nashville Depot North College street.
Passengers car take trains at Louisville and
Nashville Depot or Nashville and Chattanooga
Depot. t
= 0orunBIA AoooaMoDATIox-Leaye $3.50 P.
NJ, arrives e:I5 A. n, from L. s. n. Depot, North
college street.
koutsvtlIeand Cincinnati Snort Line
rs=.34 Railroad.
Trains leave and arrive at Louisville ISL follows
LKAVH. ARRIVE.
Southern Fast Line, excepe
SUNDAY. S35 A. II. 80 r. n.
n York Express, daily S.55 p. n. lz:oO p. n.
New York Night Express,
dRily...............,...- DOO p H. o:lo A n
Lexington Mail, except
Sunday...-.......-... $50 A. n. Hoo A. \.
lexington Express, exceP
SundAy...s.. % P n. o'5O p. n
Lagrange Accommodate
except Sunday......... 5:0oR.E. 500 An.
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RIVER NEWS.

Stage Of Rivers, June 10, 1S73.-Height Of t0dter
above loo tgdter mark at 800 p. NJ
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Very Ill.

Our well known fellow citizen Jlmes
Baukhead is lying dangerously i'll with jaun-
dice.
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EBelOw hign water mark Of 1911.

Blank (..) Indicates no report; cipher (0) scs-
tionary; minus y tendency to fsll; plus (t) ten
dency to rise. A. Q. FORD, Observer.
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90. L0ufs and northeastern Railway.
Fast St Louis Express leaves Nashville $40 A. N
st. Louis Express daily " 200 p m
Express trains arrive at Nashville at 7:1O Am
e:10 p. N.
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PROPOSED
To ARTICLE so Of the Constitution gra

To ARTICLE so Of the Constitution granted on the 10th day
Of August. A. q. 1864, in accordance with Article so Of
said Constitution.
That Article so be and the same is hereby amended by
striking out the words 4" Legislative Assembly" after the
words may be proposed in and inserting the words, in
either House Of the LEGISLATURE also after the words ma
jority OF the members" striking out the word thereof and
inserting the words - OF each House," also. by striking out
aner the words all the members or the words the Legisla-
tive Assembly, and substituting therefor " each House," also.
by striking out after the words, "two-thirds Of all the men,
bers or" the words, the Legislative Assembly and substi-
tuting therefor the words Z" each House" so that the Article
hall read as amended as follows:
ARTICLE SO.-Any amendment or amendments to this
Constitution, may be proposed in either House Of the Legsla-
tnre, and II the same shall be agreed to by a majority Of the
members Of each House, such proposed amendment or amend
ments, shall be entered on its journal, with the yeas and nays
taken thereon, and referred 10 the next Legislatures; which
proposed amendment or amendments shall be published for
three months previous 70 the next election for Representatives;
and II in the next legislature such proposed amendment or
amendments shall be agreed 10 by two thirds of all the men,
bers Of each House, and be approved by the King, such
amendment or amendments shall become part OF the COnstitu-
ton Of this country