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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-07-25
WE WANT AGENTS.

We Want representative in every neighbor-
hood. Nothing equals it for agents, male or fe-
male young or old. Large CASH wages and su-
perb OUTFIT exclusive territory, which is rapidly
filling up. Must apply at once. Subscribe by send
ing $780, and receive the paper one year, mag
nifcent premium, shrae in the distribution, and
receive also FREE. complete outfit, or send for
particulars Name territory desired ia writing.
Address WATERS & Co., Publishers. Chicago III,
96tIa73
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-07-25

Goldsmith Maid troued nine in min
16 sec. at East Saginaw, Mich, on Thurs
day of last week. The time is said to b.
the best on record. The course is said to
be fall mile in length. 1t will be meas.
ured
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-07-25
JUST OPENED.
Singer Sewing Machine.

WE presume there is no variety
Observing Machines in the country hut has
friends and admirers, who are prepared 10 assert
and maintain that It is superior to any and all
others. Without entering upon a discussion OF
the relative merits ofany Of the different kinds,
we may be permitted to suggest nom the sworn
report, that the Singer Co., sold In 1898 one Hun
dred and Thirteen Thousand Two Hundred and
Frty-four MORE Machines than any other eomPa
nv, would seem 10 indicate that the Singer Ma
chine was considered to be about the thing. The
townships OF Kingsvillo' Connoaut, Monroe, shef
aeld, etc, are represented by r. L. GROVER, Ag'
for Singer Manufacturing Co, No 81 Union Square,
NsNv York
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-07-25
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE CO.,
LEATHER AND FINDINGS.

LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
II RENCH & WEIBLEN Manufac-
turers Dealers in LEATHER & FIND
INGS in the Hollow, opposite Phenix Foundry,
Main street, Ashtabula, Ohio.
CASH PAID FOR HIDES, PELTS & CALF
SKINS.
Just received, and now for sale as good an as
LEATHER AND FINDINGS
as can be found in any Western Market, and
which wlIlbe sold on the most reasonable terms.
hope to make itan object for Boot and Shoe, and
Harness Manufacturers in the vicinity, to favor me
with their patronage, feeling satisfied that can
sell them everything needed in their business as
cheap as can be found in Cleveland, or even the
Eastern Markets, thereby saving freight and travel
ing expenses, and loss of time
All are cordially invited to call and examine my
stock before purchasing elsewhere. Confident that
can make it for your interest to buy in this
market, shall take pleasure in seeing my old
friends and the public, and showing them my
stock. Below, give partial list of articles:
Spanish and slaughter, sole, upper and harness
Leather; spanish and slaughter kip; French calf
and kip; oak anO hemlock calf and kip; collar
leather and horse hides mems and wOmen's mo-
rocco band and lacing leather Innings, bindings,
topping anu +D-9'tF FINDINGS.
Lasts pegs, thread, webb, Packard's Ink, iron ami
4Iu, nails, round head tacks, bristles, avis ham
mers, pincers. sand stones, rasps, knives 1oatl,
size sticks, aud strap, boot trees, shoe laces,
lunches lasting rOns eyelets, evelet sets, stitch
wheels stitch-markers, heel shayes. edge planes,
strip avis welt knives, elastic, heel ball. stitching
cOrd lasting tacks, heel and toe plates, boot black
ing, boot brushes, harness oils and all kinds Of
finishing Irons. etc. etc.
FRENCH s. WEIBLEN.
Ashtabula 1871 1853
TOR SALE.-One of Marvin's
L small sized Fire-proOf Safes. a46 a Black Wal
nut Writing Desk. J. SUM. BLETH
Ashtahula. Ian 1874 '9-'-E
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-07-25

There is a plenty of news from
Cuba and Spain bu5 it is so evidently
so coIored by the romantic imagina-
tions of Spanish officials and Cuban
bondholders as to be practically
worthless. For the novelty of the
thing, we should like to have trust
worthy advices from the Carlist war
and the insurrection. 1t is prepos-
ferrous to be told that the Carlists are
shooting one hostage for every bomb
thrown at Bilbao, and scarcely more
probable that the Spanish forces in
Cuba are maintained by Americans
who have liens upon the slaves on
the sugar plantations, and therefore
wish to prevent the success of the
insurgents and the abolition of sla-
very. ~ itl5m
-. -a-...-s-..a..l. 4. d. r..r tf. ssr.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-07-25
CANCERS.

There are three forms of this affection, for
ogists are now generally agreed in considerinq
as essentially the same disease. viz. schirrus med
ulIary cancer, and cOlloid cancer. In support of
the opinion of their identity. the consideration
NAV be adduced that all of them in their earliest
stages often present certain common features,
however unlike they may afterwards become, thai
all of them occur in the same person At the same
time and in the same organ.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-07-25


TiltOn's foreshadowed statement and.
expose of the intimacy between Beecher
and Mrs. TiltOn, has at length come to
light and appears in the journals of Tues
day and Wednesday. The document oc,
cupies six columns of the Cleveland Her
aid. The mist that has been so cunningly
thrown about the affair." is lifted and
swept away. The criminality of the par
ties-the pastor and his yictim-siands
out in unquestioned relief The confes-
sions Of both put it beyond peradven-
ture. Beecher's fall is thus exposed and
confirmed TO the world His Shiny path
in this case, at least, is fully traced, how
ever he may stand with others, towards
whom he is charged with lascivious car
riage. Beecher has played the serpent
not only in the seduction, but he has
shown a depraved heart in his efforts
TO screen himself even 10 the ex-
tent Of cool and deliberate willingness
TO drive the man be has wronged to con-
tempt, desperation and destruction. The
heartless means used to secure this end
in the face of the generous course of Til
ton towards him, has had the effect TO
heap upon the author of all this evil and
wrong, load of guilt that he VIII be but
poorly able to Withstand. Like Cain, he
may exclaim, my suffering is greater
than 1 can bear" This expose, in all its
detail, only goes to confirm that mnde
months ago, by that notorious woman
WoOdhull. Tbough few believed her sto-
ry at the time, the shrewd ones could see
that the nice detail of the document car
ried with it strong evidence of essential
credibility. 1t is, perhaps, well that the |
whole development has been made. and |
that Beecher having been lef, without n |
refuge, will have no course left him but
that of making his sorrow and repentance
as complete as the exposure, and as deem
as the terrible character of his guilt de- |
mands
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-07-25
NEW ADVERTISE uENTs.
Pittsburg & Cleveland
Union Medical Institute.

q consulting Office sSlI superior St, Cleveland,
v. All lulms chronic, nervous and special dis
eases cured in the shortest pcssible tme that viii
iI'1uIe T permanent relief No charge till cured,
l ne ilaiiasenent ~ of constitutional and long
and investigation by the physicianS IN cbar,Ie n
thiS institute. II Is the Oldest IN the State the
Pm sipal oi which Is well known physician of
this CITY, whose experience has been v.rv extcn-
sive, and who stands without rival in his snecaI
department of the profession 0o''i
We call attention to our treatment of elect
Structure. Hernia. and all urinary diseases 's0''
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-07-25
See the Great Watch Offer |!

OUR FREsIDE FRIEND is now in its Fifth Vol
ume thoroughly established as aleading family and
story Weekly in the Union, has the largest circu-
Iati0n, and is the best appointed printing and pub
fishing establishment in the West. Is a large
eight-page illustrated and original family weekly.
Price $500 per year. Every subscriber receives
magnificent premium and share in the distribu-
tion. Subscribe Nowl
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-07-25
Note Books.

WE have now on hand a large
supply of Note Books, nicely printed, wei
bound and for sale cheap.
JAMES REED & SoN.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-07-25
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

Producing blotches on the face, dizziness, ner-
vosness dimness of the sight. noises in the head,
confusion of ideas, loss of memory, and cOnsump-
ton.
- The museum when completed viii be found to
embrace the most perfect Obtainable means of il
Iustration skeletons vascular preparations, plates
and papier mache models, plates and full sets OF
surgical instruments, manikins, and wax repre-
sentations of surgical anatomy and disease, exten-
sive Chemical apparatus, drawings and samples.
Complete botanical and pharmaceutical samples
of the materiz medica French works Illustrating
cutaneous disease and other departments OF spe-
cial pathology.
We also have an extensive Drug Store in connec-
tion with the Institute where all our preparation
are prepared for our patients by our own hands.
There is nothing equafto this i'll the whole Unit
ed States.
Medicine sent anywhere by express. All letters
to be addressed
DR. A. SLEE, SR.,
2s4K Superior st Cleveland, Ohio
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-07-25

w HLIAMSON & NITROUS
r,sDectfullv ;, aOunee to the citizens OF Ashtahaa
and surrounding country that they are prepared at
MI times 10 make 20 order
ALL KINDS OF HARNESS,
aud lreep constantly on hand good assortment
~ goods in their line, al made Of the
Best Material,
and mt together In the BEST STYLE OF workman.
sbip. Those wishing anything In our line viii do
,yei TO give US a call. We think that we can sat
IN In style and price. Hoping BY strict atten-
lion 20 husinessand Alr honest dealing with all,
10 merit a share OF your patronage, we remain
yours.
w. II. WILLIAMSON, W, g. WArnous.
12f5tf
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-07-25

The Connecticut Legislature is consider
ing bill to amend the liquor license law.
One section requires all places where IL
quor or beer is sold to be run independ-
emily, and to be entirely separated from
every other business. This will make a
stir among many city dealers. In Hart
ford, for example, the most exten-
siveiy patronized drinking places
have the disguise of groceries and fruit
shops. The object evidently is to compel
every man who sells liquors 10 90 busi
ness under true colors, in order that the
community may know his occupation and
tits probably believed by those who fran
ed this part of the act. that it will serve
as restrictive measure, as many dealers
rather than be known as such, would pre-
fer to give up the business.
The Thames tunnel is one of the won
ders Of London. Below London Bridge
the means OF transportation across the
Thames are limited. the necessaties of nav
igation preventing the building of bridges.
30 that small ferry boats and skiffs have At
present to be resorted to tor uassavs from
one side of that crowded stream IN tbe
other. II is now proposed to bore anotI,-
er tunnel under the river at point near
Greenwich, about four miles below ,be
present tunnel. This tunnel will be III.
lie more than one-third of mile lonp
and is 10 provide passage both for rail
way, wagon road and fbot passengers.
The estimated cost of the work is about
three millions of dollars.
A correspondent of the Chicago Tribune
held an interview with Mr.. Theodore Til.
ton at his residence in BROOKLYN. the 9th.
er day. The conversation as renor,ed
may be relied upon as strictly authentic
and accurate. Mr. Tilton said that his
wife was inveigled into appearing before
the committee. Mrs. TiIton's testimony
was that no improper overtures had ever
been made to her by Mr.. Beecher Her
husband characterized this statement as a
deliberate falsehood, and apologized for
it by consideration of the motives which
led to its utterance. Articles of SEPARATION
between Mr. and Mrs Tiltion are in course
of preparation, so that the only conceIva.
bic reason for continued silence on Mr..
Tilton's part-a desire to shield his wife
has been removed, It is. therefore hoped
that we will get through this nasty bust
ness without further delay. Mr.. Tillon
promises to tell all he knows in a sworn
statement, which will be submitted to the
Investigating COMMITTEES. ugh
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-07-25
SCROFULA.

In this disease all the absorbent glands. wheth-
er external or internal, liable to scToiulOus IN
hamation, but there is so much difference, both IN
the symptoms and progress of the disease. accord
ingy as it occupies the gland within or without
the great cavities that il requires distinct con-
sideratinn ia these two positions, and great care
in the selection of apprnpriate remedies
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-07-25

TOR SALE.-One of Marvin's
l. small sized Ffre-proof Safes. an6 Black Wal
nut Writing Desk. J. SUM BLETH
AshtahuIa- Ian 1874 'N-"-F
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-07-25
CLOTHING,
Gents Furnishing Goods
NEW FIRM.

AsAlasul4, April 9th, issa
, 1874-08-07

tho only record OF how groat Tho doilcit Ia, It a
a., open question. to my tho loast, wotllor !to
uonnpntly will attempt to niak0 MP e2u0, 000 in
two wuukr, or whothor 1t will not calmly como In
ami oinim that 1t hns not mnle up tho to.lcls.
because no deficit oxtsts, In itB opinion.
puniNu T1fE AruuMEsr
Mr. J. +. Nichols Atntcd tlat Tho Cumpaty had
rfntch all its nsAotH IN tho inntla Of ntl Exoog.
liye Committee, consisting Of paul Cornell, Il.
q. neynoida, atld himself, ard tlts thoy uon-
troatl tho Coinpanys alraitB nntl fully fhtohtlol
to fanko ", The lacking an.onnt III tho stock
tint tho fslflds ssoro eposlte In tho Central Nd
tional Dank, md tint no part Of tho Company's
roce!pta Ind boon B1uandercl or neotllosaly lost.
Attor hot'lo further discussion, tho nation for
Neootvor wns pnsttpnotl untft tho 22d, on tile
understanding thai Affairs should ton,aih in
atatu Duo. and that tho Company would malio up
tho tloticit.
At 4 MEErIEa OF THE HTOcKNn1'DENs,
representing moro tlan tllrecfourfl!s of tho oAp-
ital Htock Of tho aboyc.natned Company, hold 1T
tlc Conpany'a Office, 1t8 La8allo street, It was
unanimously resolved, That 1t Is tho Impression
Of lhiH meeting that Rllcll Impairment OF Tho
capital stock Of the Atlantic Il Pacific Insurance
Company NJ IL found TO- oxlst by tho Auditor OK
tho Blato Of Illinois Aiael 10 alo up forthwith;
tint tlio Executive Conlmilteo bo Instructed to
carry out tic lnonBllro aud to apply to tic Att
tlttor Tor rcquistoli to bo mado for tho feQhl'cd
aLHcRHtl11ut.
, 1874-08-07
tEsrO HOltilE Jews.

=, fThtA Inc HHStoh tfN-l rffe 3FtSR4
About thirty yoars ago tho delaware bridge
Waa Just Mt 1t ~ iiuw-tnllcl In walit OF Il coat OF
good pa!ttt well sprcal OIL ad tile muItagors tio
ordered Its being forthwith dol,o. As tllo Job at
that limo waa pretty largo ul,o several pnintora
wore employed. atld hn'o.g, tho party ,wns
}yo'iaG Jcw, VIE Iecoiyod w. oents por day for
Aan pnukor ut 'fl00 por ni,n.lm, but low wages
nsld kalarIes did not stamp out their h,dDntable
cncrgy mud pslAayorauce, for shortly aftorwarl
they butli went to California;, wsoro there wap
tl,en u wido anilrrol'sablo field fpr enorgy and
etltot nriao jtst hloi as toy poaacasod and uHol
Mrgo amotlnt Vi wealth. Ii, duo titno thcY re-
tns1ou to New York, Which gnye them d moro
s,,i;uhlo field for employment Tor their LARGE
capital for time III mercantile puysults, but
atter]y prominent hanloa In latyo financial
operations OIL thulr own ACCOUNT, a,l nge,lta for
tic aleBHtH. Hotl,Achilds. Now. rcaslor, who 10
you think those two yolti9 jews aro whom .so
laso L'satls t!eHoribod7 Why, none otl,or tlln,.
ti!e Megars. seig'iana 30 nGoniMo'tly oonnoctod
bDlt!g.
, 1874-08-07
singular TAcMoMr,tbl nj Wnalaoo
k.utEtA

From The '3rat,fu {Nrp.) EahrDrfet, Jnly 81.
A gentleman from Washoo Valley Informs lib
that during tl,o past woea tho fish iu WnHhoe
Lako hayo nearly all-lf not all-died, On tho
onsern shore OF tue lako is to be Aoei rogular
wi,,d-row, neatly nlIto I'll length. OF dcad iisl.
TAey are Of MI sizcs,, iron. tho snalcat milinow
up to fish a foot III lcngtL. Fur out over tho
wators Of the lnko tho fish Rre Hoen floating belly
up. Alteady great stoncl arises from thoao
tint i,aye bcon tliiyon ashore OH tho oaatersl
shpro OF tho lalto by Ills prevailing southwest
wiutlu. Why tho fish should thus dio BY
Wholesale no one III tho valley cau conjecture.
Even the oldest inhabitant is obliged TO admit
that tho pl.cnoHlo1,on is unprecedented. The
laho Is fully foot higher thal, It was ut this tno
last year mud ts waters never Looked brighter or
puror. No ,hil!s about tho hike a,e running
tailitgs or c..ossiea!n nao It, ,or can anything
unusual or deleterioun bo discovered in or about
it. 1t III suppbsoa that n1l tho ilsli In Tho lake
hro dead. al tie poltcatls, gus, uld other fish,
eati,Ig fowla which l,avo abouu.le{l thereabout
hayo suddenly left. Duy before yeAtouay not d
pelican or gull renamed OH or .about tho lake.
lAn only explanation atlYancod by any Of tho
sotilesh Ii THAT thoso laas bean ah eliesation Of
souad kind OF lplotcriUls gas from tho bottom Of
tue luke,
, 1874-08-07

wsleFa aso aiaioi iiat io domaSy list
iossrs Layo hot yet boeu atlluated fully, at,d
larsa an.ollt of salvage is to ho deducted, 80
saso5o all lho otlcr lussoa II Il ths totipalS
&C On ts i' sSih ii July, Waters alleges, bctoro
pldint, and While tho oI'Itotn w9ro
slab Kellogg, assuming to have authority
frpn tho Auditor, ton,lnonttd ali examination
of tho Ct,npnnt'B affairs. md continued Ills
work N.,til the 4tA OF August. lle gave no !n-
tnatiuh tint Id Thought tho taI,itai waH in-
paired, until the, aay before ho tuntsn}nt. Won
ho remarked thht hu thdusht tho Company
p9tieht, tuKotet with the othef oiIlrcrs, Hnppos-
cd tAat If thoto was ahy Trouble with TIN capital.
rutntul out ID Sod. 70 Of tlo pelot4l INSURANCE
WATERS CHANGES
TINT there rms hU opportunity to know how
much lilo dotipuiiuy, Ii any, wab Unit! tho losses
yero attt1Bteu. It is claiiileu tllnt It has boon,
aud ia tho intention Of tho Htock1oldora to keop
tho aecr!tea at'tl capital Up to Up !naxltinnl
men Of responsibility. SEQ. 29 Of the 6onosal
Iustlrahcu law, ,,ntor wlich tho Company was
otganizod, i,royideB thak-
Wheneyea \ shall apssas ID the said Auditor. fresa
corporatcl corp IL ts s'ao ars insufficient . istify liz
conthtance Ill bpsIutsA u any company o may III
rect to utcera tloseof to rslntn tue aoc1hoors y
Dy thu statements u tio bi'l deficit Of ossly
$l7,000 vaa lnato, after paylAg 3140 Tor roseryb
fund, Tho lepouest claims that
TIE ExAMINEn's FIGURES
are grossly incorrect. and claims tho Recuritlcs
have not si,rnk at all, and nlso doules That my
OF tho money has been squanlered or mlsn,-
, 1874-08-07
Thu AllcguM SUsurr;tiDnn Ut the
Du1nucrttttu stnto O.sialisitttuU.

FsJW ld6 6l7F1HDFev! G1H.5 7?f7t5tfF.
10 the caspcrs ut the action or Tho Demucrntio
Democracy, md iuyitiig olllora tah DelnoclntH
to participate with thel, VIC ouli,tnoi,d tlia fol-
lowing uxtsuct frpnl the eall Of tho Domnosatiu
State Co,umtteo Of 1871, calling Ootlvohtiun to
nominate . State Treasurer aud SUPERINTENDENT
Of puDlio instruction. II will bb Aoon tint tho
present Committed hare not only rrecctlont for
hlayIut: down PLATFORM aa it IL termed. but
t!loy also fnvito outBiIota to canso In and help.
Wo' do not rocoloct Tint my exception Waa talen
nj tho notion ot tho Committee at that time.
Why allonld tl,oro DO now?
And in kelrettug dclcgatrs, The Central Committee
invite All ,ae who opposo,l tu t1nteutlvo Tariff
10 grants ot land to coriorainhs; 10 The corrupt and
financial unl royen1o reform, equal taxatlon mud All
economical a,ultnstration Of Wibin nifare, to 50tn
Ma EtNocraep IL soliciting atate ticket
, 1874-08-07

A man untned Waltor lrponwoDd recently can,e
to Iia doatl, in Manchester, EngIa,tl, from tho
prick oi Il nocalo. lla Ind Iastoslosl d paper
front to l,lB ila,llal shirt With uondp, Davlng
vas iinaliy taken in IN ,lnconaoiolia state to y
surgery. whore he WAS examined by physicians.
Tho ueeale wea toanl sticking iss whoia !pa,sth
III tho loft edge Of tho pit Of tho stomach. Tho
noedio was e1traetch. but thu pationt Ynm,toa,
aud was unconscious during tic operation, aud
, 1874-08-07

liod III ton minutes nftorwnra. THO medical
t,oaitlotnoh arc riot certain whothor deht1l Waa
cn,,sod by tho aucll To tho Brsten Or by iutcrua
he,norringo.
, 1874-08-07
= : - -
FOR SALE.

I1OH AALE NEW HEVtI, x SIZE, UAROM
y, tab.p, hEunswtk iihko ,nakut With npm cues.
balls, stp4 oHipl5ui neYpr bueh Il1Ytd upon; Gpat
$3.a will solt bassatl for cash. THOMAS CO., 81
Ul0rl-bt.
1IOR hAl.ts-ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS, y NEW
frtto huuaaa unnthMtlls taahtA, nh HHst
near Nasprn.Ay. Inquire nt ui1OHuE uADWEfL.
gunner WrsterlAy hn l,sa lEt0ll.at.
, 1874-08-07
DIVORCES,

nIyDAuEA77LEtiAt1.Y X D1lTA tHEnt NOT FRAUD
o ooa tsssS 4as. LIZ t Ia
, 1874-08-07
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

NN HABr ,TEla ElaMB-FunNirUHE, srDykH, GAR,
" bets utl pfuekaty, IN eaAy tattua " 8At thu t}ar-
e,as1r osannn nr Kooa inf brine. btiero p,rulhslns
SjsgWGosa, JUlIN M, HAlViIt lJt Wvtt Madison NJ,
, 1874-08-07

11rANTED y EOQND- HAND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
cn{ner ut ATqlllng tp oao VI tho popular saeutps'
AudrDss D. " MghExtu.Ht.
, 1874-08-07

SnhnT Onn. ....... .
TO, RENT-INtsLEWOOD. = NEW FIGHT; ROOM
L ousa, and 100 fese tbfnnt Int dtoso tn stA anu
;;snhoo!: rnly go per munttl. srORlsS WAKE, VI
, 1874-08-07

T,OR sAtE-AF 4 VEjtY Low rItUts, nv TNO
iGs 9s:naon i.,arha.ifant dnolnfs. irlt7naas.
iso,.st lnts boiwde Union Park and WcsIornay, Ii
part pastnoht Parties senKfnE bargain apply 10 OWN.
EfsI Houfn ~ lis f.nHntle.At.
, 1874-08-07

Mioco1lnne0us,
tTASTED-LADIEs TO DIRECT WRAPPERS AT
tnts nouei must wrlsoa good, plau baud. Address
Y H. Itill,sHe Yliee. -
, 1874-08-07

5GnnlStrosaCa. ... ..
TJTAETED-A FIRST GLASS TAiEOTES3 ON GUS
", tonl work. 6ALHE1G E1a. i SON. liz South Hal
Atod.at.
, 1874-08-07

REAL ESTATE WANTED,
llIAHTEp-AOnE PROPERTY nETWslsN WEST
~ Chtesan Parks gnd DespaInrs K!yes, t9nt, ef
Heal I:statu Agent, Eli AfIIisuIl:At.
, 1874-08-07

10llOfuGKAril GAlAlslsY FDn SALE in GRAND
J. lh4on, atich. wDh IL aat becoming pf the mpgt
srtod IT. SUMNER roso5ts n the unsd s'n1es H. epna9i%n 9
business yery eEaap. Xdlress Iii0T0 box ri. Graud
f3Ayyu. MG1.
, 1874-08-07

pATrNEEt WANrED-W1TM tli,r00t HALF CABlI,
lsAncn In real estate Or gund tatr to ~ III u0co
cury business hn'ldigKs nna nachnury ~ nearly now
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-10
INashYiIIe in 1871. !

The Navigator published in 1914, de-
ScribcS Nashville rs a town with about two
hundred houses, situated on the Cumber-
land river. two hundred miles above its
mouth, and goes on to say: "There is d
line Of barges constantly running between
Nashville and New Orleans, laden with the
ricn pl0ducts Of the State of Tennessee, to
he exchanged for sugar, coffee, rice, hides,
liquors, dry goods, etc. These vessels af-
ford great facility to trade and commerce.
and give employment TO a number Of hardy
men. Boats propelled in whole, or in part,
by steam, would most probably prove
more advantageous, and certainly save i'm
mense manual labor. The day, we hope,
is no. far distant, when the citizens Of
Nashville will see a steamboat without
the assistance Of oars, poles, and
sails, stemmng her course against
the swift current Of The Cumber-
land River in all the glorious majesty and
proud nObleneSs Other internal and secreted
power"
That DAY has come, and almost gone.
SteambOating on the Cumberland has
nearly played out. Before the war there
were ten or twelve regular boats between
Nashville aud New Orleans, and packets
running to Memphis, s. Louis. Paducah
and Cincinnati, and ali well sustained by a
paying business. But now all this has end
ed. Notwithstanding there has been a gOod
stage Of Water in our river for the past If
teen days, not a single boat has put in her
appearance during that time al the city
wharf.