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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-09-15

AttOTneys-dt-Ldtc. U
r. L. C~ARUTHERS, IT., & J. W. BONSEB, No.
4Gk N.Cherry still lolA-c
J. P. JEUP, Ofiee 2K Cedar street.
WM. 4. MeALIsIER. Jr.. IS n. College street
SMITH, BAXTER & ALLISON, No. 3 Parter
Block.
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Real Estate A1srts.
ARLINGTON, FARRAR & EEAKLET, IS North
Collegestreet.
THOs. CaLLENDER. 80 North Cherry street.
JAMES HICKMAN, No. rs Church St, Maxwell
House.
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- r. Druggists.
A. II. COUSINS q CO., corner Broad and Cherry
streets.
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W. ~. Alexander, EE'Or, W. A. u.
ShankIand and others.

Lots Nos Isl, 1s2. 2O, 30, 22i. in all 30 fee
front. in Bovd's addition OF his Home Tract
situated in Davidson county, Tenn.
TERMS OF SALE-FOur hundred dOllaLs
(SiOO) in cash; balance in 6 and II months viii
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Boots and Shoes.

DVI1o NEE1 DNEDtos
B. R. CUTTER, corner OF Broad and College sta.
b. N. EATHERLY, 81 n. College street.
CHAS. b HALL, IT n. College street.
H0LAHAN, 3 Union street.
Nancy a BRO, 80 Church street.
TRECY 4 C0fLE. q Union street
7. 1. MINSTEAD 4 CO., 7 ". Cherry street.
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Photograph GaIlsries.

G.. C. GIERS. = UaiOA street.
HUGHES BROS, corner Cherry and Ash SITS.
z. POOLE, corner Cherry and Union streets.
I, n. SALESMAN, 40 Union, near Cherry street.
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Fos CoGEaiIman fPom sixth ward,

I'VE are authorized 10 announce JOHN W.
w COLEMAN as a candidate for r~e-elee-
ton as Councilman from the Second ward at
the ensuing municipal election. sep9t Il
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NASHVILLE POTTERY,

NOrner OF IackSOn and Holt G
EOrShBesF NashSfIls,
MANUFACTURES AND KEEP constantly
MI on hand ali sizesOf Sewerage Pipes, Drain
ing Tiles, Chimney Tops, Flour Pots and Vases,
Fruit Jars, etc, etc. at reduced prices, and de-
liver in all Parts OF the city and TO railroads free
Of drayage. RODENH0USER BRO
augI eOd4m
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MONDAY, SEPT. II, Is

Lots Nos. 1ss, 100, lsi and lSZ in BOyd's Home
Tract. each fronting 81 feet on State street, in
the city OF Nashville, and running back 1TO1eet
to an alley.
TERMS OF SALE-Three hundred dollars
(S30U) in cash. and the balance in 6 and Il
months, with approved security, with interest
from date.
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h1B A WEEK guaranteed to Male and
SEf Female AgertS, in their locality.
MI COST NOTHING to ny Parisa-
Augusta. Me.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS


For Clerk OF the House OF RePresen-
fatives-
WE are authorized TO announce Mr.. MIL
w TON q. BROOKS, OF Williamson county,
as a candidate for PRINCIPAL Clerk of the House
OF REPRESENTATIVES. augl teE
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Bssa1 Dry Goods.
THOMPSON BROS 4 KELLY, "A n summer st.
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PLAsTERERS
SPECIAL DISEASES.
DR.

SIT So Charles street. 81. Louis, Ne, has been i0ngeF en-
gagedtn the treatment of al venereA and seLual disease
than any specialist IN St LOuiI, a. the city papers shcA
also spcruanouh0a. sexual debility and inpotencyi ast1
result OF selfa abuse In youth, or sexual excesseai 1ymptons
being, nervousness, seninale nisst01s, debility, 4tnness or
sight, d~eiectiFe memory, plmpieson thsfaee. physiealteeay
aversion 20 s0ciety % FEMALES, confnscn OF t1eas. loss OF
SEXUAL power. are permanently cared PamphletS paseg
nee. Every letter Of inaairy with one rEnp Angssrede
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Millinery and Dress-MakiRg.
MRS. ]. C. BARRY, 40 Union, near Cherry,
MRS. TYNES, "A n. Summer street.
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For Councilman from second ward.

WE are authorized 70 announce c. O..
w BLACK IS a candidate for Alderman
from the Sixth Ward. aug2e II
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Mattress Manufacturer.
Ed. II. MILLER, I North College street.
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WE are authorized to announce J. I. DE-
w MENT a. a candidate for Councilman
from the Sixth ward, at the ensuing Municipal
election on Sept. %. aug9 II
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LEGAL SALES.
Chancery Sales

PURSUANT TO DEGREES RENDERED
by the Chancery Court at Nashville, al us
April terra, 1874, ! I'll eyPSye 70, S3,e ~ :
highest bidder, at public NendueI AT iAe Ooui'
house door in Nashville, ON
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SS In con per day at home. Terms free.
ID 10 gu Address, GEO. STIScpg Z Co.,
Portland. Me
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New Advertisements.


MORPHINE HABIT speedily cured bv
Dr. BECk'S only known and Sure Remedy
Call On OF address
DIR. J. q. BECK, Cincinnati, q.
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SCHEME.

Glass d., 90 be drawn IA COvfnxtaa-
n.y., ON Saturday, sept. 20. 1874.
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over Third n. Bank.
Nm SHITHs ls Church 81, 81 clo9d Block.
P. }. WILAIAAS0N, Cor. Church and summer
streets, Lewis Block.
AttOTneys-at-Latc.
r. L. CARUTHERs, II, & J.. W. BONSEB, No.
4Gk N4Cherry 80. II 4DaA-c /
J. p. JEUP, Once 3k Cedar street.
NM. K. McALlsTER. Jr.. IS n. College street.
shlIH, BAATER & ALLISON, No. Porter
assGT .Ea-.8s
ANctiO4 and Commission Merchants.
WISsTRAD, SHIELDS Co, 81 Public Square
Bakers and Confectionery.
L. n. ELDRID6R, IS Church street
mrs. GRO. GREIG, A Union street.
A RAySIE "a Broad and zoe s. Market Il.
CHAS. ROBERTSON, "a n. Market street
G. n. VESSEL. 81 N. College street.
W. ). CURRIN, 30 South Cherry Street.
Boots and Shoes.
B. r. CUTTER, corner OF Broad and College ST..
b. n. EATHERLT, 81 n. College street.
CHA b. HALL, 81 n. College street.
JOHN H0LAHAN, 8 Union street.
Nancy a BRO, 80 Church street.
TRECY 4 C0fLR. 81 Union street.
7. Z WINSTEAD 4 CO., 7 N. Cherry street.
Carriage Manufacturers and Dealers.
y. N. ALLEN a co., lsa and 1s4 North Cherry
W. s. HUNT, No. rs North Cherry street.
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods.
S. POWERS & son, 20 Public Square.
Contractors and Builders.
SIMMONS a PHILLIPS, Broad st., hear vauz-
Cd col Druggists.
4. H.. COUSINS q CO.. corner Broad and Cherry
streets.
Furniture MdRsyaetsgers and Dealers.
W. 7. BEATI q co, 10, re n. College st.
WRAKLEV b MARREN, 10 and IL n. College st.
Gun Makers and Dealers IN Guns and
Pistols,
FL. ~BITTERLICH : J. LE6LKR, No. n Dead
erick street.
Hats and Gents Furnishing Goods.
VAIN q WALKER. q Public Square.
ISAAC WATERFIELD. a Union street.
Hoop Skirt Mar4tGstzg ssd Ladies
% Goods.
D. LOVEMAN 4 CO., Is Public Square.
House and Sign Painters,
BEAsLEY & RUTH, 90 n. Cor. Public Square.
Lumber Gad B9sEd5ag MateriGL
EORIHERS q HOWELL, E4 Cor. Broad and
High streets,
Millinery and Dress-MakiRg
hrs. ]. C. BARRY, 40 Union, near Cherry,
MRS. TYNES, a n. hummer street.
Mattress Manufacturer.
Ed. h. MILLER, Z North College street.
Manufacturer and Dealers iR BAR Rask
]. P. GRANVILLE q CO, &E. 6heEFy street.
Jos. L. LQLsEAU 3 co. \. Cherry street.
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$4,000 Tiekets-e,OOO Cash Gifts.
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TRANSFER GRAININa
FROM NATURAL o

Cross & BGstiae's Patent Of Apra29, lS7S
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CHURCH EARN6Rs CLUB.

OurMEAI, 0AS-LIME AND PLASTER.
Club met 1t Falls Church Station, pursuant to
sdlournnent; Mr.. T. I. Fowler In the chair.
On-meal was nrst considered. mot oatmeal,
- reported In TEE RRPuBLIoAH.l The meal II
ordered In Baltimore, and costs, delivered In
Alexandria, - Per ton, in sacks. By practical
experiment. from two to four pounds Of oil-mesl
are equal 70, nvs pounds Of corn or fourteen OF
good hay. As . rich food, Astounding in nitrogen,
It makes, consequently, the richest manure, and
10 largely fod IN England and to some degree ut
the North for this purpose solely. It Is at the
same time gentle laxative, and useful In the
winter and spring 70 keep animals IN good eoadi-
ton and the cost smooth and glossy. In tho
dairy II Increases the quantity Of milk and butter
par ton Several tons were taken. Il was the
general opinion that plaster did beat on land In
at az cents per bushsi n 20 boo bushels taken.
Boeks were opened and subscriptions commsnced.
amount can easily Be- taken Ip. There has been,
and q, variety Of opnions about gas-lime. Those
who have used most Of T. however, like It well. II
b plOvsd, and Il not applied 70 growing crop or
piled about fruit trees. 1t viii do NO injury: Ex-
r: 2;
considered BY many nearly q good as the former,
and much better (ss generally eppliedl than the
L.. 9s Sss x. ss S% . SnS
or mixed with muck before spreading.
The bird Law In full detail was posted mp In .
conspicuous place. 1t 10 noticeable that moi. .
single Violation Of the law has come to the attel-
ton Of the members since its discussion week
ago. SO much for detsImined action.
Mr.. Perrigo, at the last meeting, said he should
tie spring, not lot Il lay until the next fsii.
George Warnings letter, in reply TO the con-
parison Of his words in u Elements Of Agricul-
the apparent difference and shows that In both
cases. while recognizing the advantages Of deep
plowing, he rscomme1ds care In lts excessive
practics In thin soils. Both the Agriulturtst and
the Elements Of Agrioulture are read too
thoroughly BY the members OF the club to allow
any room for Misunderstanding.
A this was mainly business meeting, there
was little discassisn. and the secretary has col
lscted the conversation and massed II together
under each head - the opinion Of the club.
Adjourned to meet In one week.
J. T. BaAxHALL, Secretary.
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10 noticeable .faes tAak II, HiAa Sheppard,
now abest eighty; taagAS Saa6s Dsn: his alpha
bet. - - -----s--. '''--
Ats o'clock the Nv. 'Eavird Ceaa, assistant
rector Of the Trinity Episcopal shareh. sntsrsd
the parlor. Hsplaesd himself at the feet Of The
coma, The pall-bsarsn raised the easkst, aad,
while tie minister PRECEDED then repeating the
Episcopal burial SERVES, tie remains were borne
70 the hsasss. The following gsntlsmen-allo Of
them except Mr. Bate classmates, under J. Il,
Fielding, pf tho dsesessd-sstsd q PAIL psarers;
Oaptais 0llas eslk n J!0lSsepI Jad6s !. i.
Long, O. +. Tfaesy, join d fhnsy, b Batts,
DR.. E Z. Smith, and CLARK Ksnnsrly.
The proesssion moved steadily away 70 Belle
lfontains cemetery, whore the body was laid away
10 it, final resting place. with the simple and acct.
ing esrsmony Of the Episcopal church. The reg
ular funeral services bad elrssdy taken plscs In
Washington % Tuesday, end the services which
were observed on yesterday wsrs only those nsess-
sag = ainRae Aasisl sd -dispesltiea -of ~
reoAhs.--s< a. ~ - - $500 e
The ceremony 1t Bellsfontaius took place about
80 p. m yesterday afternoon, amer which the
Grief-strioken relatives Of the deceased and the
large conoourss Of mourning friends returned to
their homes
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BRoKX. or coLLEeE Hz1L.

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.a IT, S.'.ew nsown -
49,. oS H M Ill ' s",, n.m " '.s 2. tns
60" . -s,. -. 49,. .. Si.s VI INC ."cns .
~, =. r ..S ~ ~ ~ VII.
=. -. I'll. -. -. ...," "nl.s
~, 30 .n,,t 1870 :. .n . a 80. '.s-
ioot,ns mn TO-. ~. -. ~ $3.50 ~. .s 10 ~
Nm. vs.h ~ .,.,.,. W,.,... ~ h..-,.S 49,"
5000 sh,o-.s ~. m,,x ..S ~. ...1n ,.ssoa
r ,na.t.d I'M ,r.s Gu, ~ ~. :.
d..h,n. ~. ..-r.n, ~. =. .d;ss.,.s ~.
hs ,rsS.d 10 ~. h.nAoo. v.IiSn. ar. y, -,
~ :. S.AnAe -
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SnHANV ~ nx DASAAWAYO. -
81 D:ssweys - iarge ed nesfsss1
~. 49, = seese neii 81 snss&
-. ..u 49, y essAewag M eses nesy
tssnsa assy ssesses tee eWeksned interest," vith
tse pes.as - t.is suhsea e rssor.. HI. A. O.
l = - y oYsem6 the easfsasss
tsoeseee =. =: O~ne, we seose NV -
:. y. - s.sio.se ~ =. y. =. hun6. %
1890 =. xl.sss -. ~ ~ ssea.anlnc y e N
~. ~ W eosea snes -
~ - - - eeos yeess aee, wnn W.
oasses Wsee - eoefo,ees o. so~ey.
N tnes oeys King ASeeess Wee sAe fsegnm9
sp1,h eos % whess ravaeee ne tsnpseenes r.
Iesn esgso - ~ ~ ths ssganesaooa o. the
nasAau1v AaeoeaAsa-. tn eseseist5eu nsw
49,. R ss ~ psoPy 49, t...
hsSo"- VA q NY - sSi,arsa 81 ~ ~.
heiats, Wa - ~ - be.aue - ~ .s.e.ie.
ton vas N ~ heiehth 81 peo.ls,stv ~ .eesM
financially ana osAerviss' ~ ovAnr IA rnartn.
nate eirsunstansee n ~ - 1ith aayerss
cAscka II soon aRsrv.-A. noC.v., -. "a -
cover. TIA. Arss naa a. aoo,etv We - n
ths reecus ~ ~ Hon- ~, ~, ~ ~ -
TIE sssodstiea 4 asain n ~ asn.,it al popu.
larity and scoomplishipr rrset rooA. -
II. ". I. Dr,T SolioVei n = eonp,eea rssume
Of the so.eallsd .vomaa noyemsnt. - depictine IN
his happy style he gyeWth Of Q populsr ssntiment
from this treat uux1sn~ az khs neonla. T'he Chria
tiaa ehurcA d rsttfur 6ehiud the erest beIl o.
moral imprsvrmsnt I'D sidfnr IN roIIinr nm 4
volume o. power that vfu svecn Win frr>sistfble
fu1es nom centsr - eirsn n,sSr.6c.i al thIs h.
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rHE .HKRNTT OF Bald FOUNTAIN.

"
A letter to the New Yosk ErssisS Post says:
But the moved associations Of this Bald noun
tain rssfoa srs rot ill Of . LEGENDARY Of asarth-
quskish" character; it formerly had ct least one
human inhsbitsnt, who lives In it, local history.
On the extreme summit Of this mountain 10 Q very
large Ind cold sprtng u water, and IN It's neigh
borhood . small ssvs and the ruins Of log cabin,
connected with . sinsslsr being named, David
Greer whooacs aads that uppsf world bis homo.
yesrsssos His p.tivs lasd, the story Of his birth
snd previou! history wsre aiife unknovn. Soon
sitter his arrival Aulong the mountatns he fell In
3 ssa s. III III
her fFfends Soon sftsr this disappointment the
lDver .adds9fy dI.spRs,ssd nd vas subse-
SSin :rssdy msntisnsd Esrs hs spSas &. LIE q
. literary recluss, and 10 aid 70 have written .
e :e s:
proclaimed himself sole propeister d Bald Noun.
tain, and made Y known 70 the .e{ld that all
nit to the laws he had himself enacted 4 Nv
had thu. tafsn pesss:.isa e tl,s .osnts,n ths
Gree. Gre. And . ss%sndsd psisss. Of
:as & 1Ss s .s 90 ass
window: With stones, and drove ths Judges, law.
dwelling. For some moatAs ate. this evsaE be
OH sss. x (. :s 4. q: . a
said, was in the habit Of trying the power or his
rifle by shooting bullets down upon the farms
% far in his hostility to shoot 70 the ground in
cold blood and in broad daylight, man named
the land which he claimed g his oWn. For this
s6ence he was brs1ght 10 trial, bat was acquitted
On the ground Of insanity. When this decision
whom released set out for his cabin or cave, NUT
tering loud and deep curses against the injustice
made to take his NE, and it was common occur.
renee with him to be awakened at midnight by Q
ball passing through the door Of his cabin. In
this manner he spent about twenty years, but
getting tired OF such solitary life no descended
the western slope Of the mountain and settled in
Tennessee. He there worked IN . forge for some
tins, had . eaarrel with man named Tomkius.
whom he thteetened to kill, but who on quiet
evening took the law in his own hands and killed
the noted hermit with . shot from his rihe and
the people said Amen"
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1yzERXEVT d WbeE DENT.

rFrom the 81. Louis Globe ofeaturdsy :
Yesterday sfernoon ct Lao the remains arrived
IN East st. Louis, IN charge ofCoL Fred GRAM, Col
Casey AID Or. Shsrps. Thsss gsnkisnsa vsrs
met at the depot b. . large number Of tbs special
friends and scquaintauees Of the deceased, among
whom were the following: Col. Csa. liaguirc,
9s.. John Mcdonald, Judgs JOINT. Lang, }.
flelaaaG Long, Gen. John p. Gray, WIN. Long,
;. 4 y. os.sias, ". D. Fisldins, Wn. Dsssar1
Andsrsoa Afnot. CAss. ?. Tfacey, Dr. eilss Red
md Wn. Mckee. .
Altar crossing tie river, Tie esrtses proceeded
70 tne residence Of Col. ]. q. Dspt No Slo7 wash.
ingten Avenue, the brother Of ths deesassd, vhsrs
We rsna,ns vsrs dspositsd prsparatsey y Ssks
carried to Bsllefontaius eenstsry. Tha eo0s
vas lspositsd IN The pa.ior Of Col. Dent,. ~.
dsnes, where many friends cane and revieved q
It was hsndssae baftal easkst, mounted VIII
plsan, bud hs4yy slvse trinsinss. n ne ssnter
Of the cover appeared silver plsts with ~ m.
scriptioa: Lsvis Dsst disd Aassh n ls7s, sssd
Toss ssstis, 81 frSs6as vs.ssAs 4 ,ss.r,,
flowers, wrought By the tender hands Of neur.inr
relatives, had bssa laid apoa u conn :Ths -
-alsvsay Rsn % niles - t1cs-rspossd mn
the heed. Attashsd = q wnesnsss eard, tied
with snow white nbboo, % which Bas Written,
"Fron sisssr Juiiss tina Gfsnt) Naxt 70 this
was ess. "Fer Dear Papa" (his ehildrsn;) On.
other. "with sister Nsiis's love-" INN. shasp;)
and smother sfrvn Nsllls, (kiss 0raAt.) Ansng
the many NJ ed nm neHsD 1akiaG mp the
wrseths we're Tie following: Hsliotrops, mig
nsnetts calls lliea tee rssss vlslsts lilies Of ~
valsy, hyeaxhs asA sss-au tassesIly iinAsp
twinsd With dslteAfs svsrgrseoA~ nos.
To nllswl.g ladies vsfs pFeSsns: Afss d.
EllswoitA, M. NIetea IaG - - two dsssh-
,s., Ne. LsaG aad Ma AswkiaA Ms. Lsais
nogyse Ars. ". O. 0iisss, 1eio latte ~ Nm.
0oft0ol6. R0nf6Da - A.
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THE NATIONAL SCHUETZEN FEES
TIVAL.
THE INVITATIONS TO ASSOCIATIONS
IN GERMANY.

THE INVITATIONS To ASSOCIATIONS
IN GERMANY.
the following:
A general meeting Of all the committees for the
National Schuetsen Festival, which 10 to take
place in this city next August, Eas held last even
MI Charles femkuhl, president Of the Baltimore
SchuetIen Association. was in the chair, and Mr..
=, T: Requardt acted a. secretary. 4 lengthy
ss o &. new
which is to be spacious enouEht for forty tsrgcA.
Some gentlemen present eontsnded that work
others counseiied two weeks time 20 thss the dif
fereut plans offered o. be carefully conSidered,
and, II necessary, pfopsrly modined. Without
vas laid over until next meeting.
The committee on Invitations then submitted .
printed sEV2ltr yhisa Z to b srsnsTisssa y ~
With vii Tie request ihst they shall sppo!ns Ssis,,
gates to attend the National eehostssA fSstivsl,
the arst syer hsld in ths Unit&d statfs .spd
xa sss s viii = 8: ''ssss q &
The circular q p he lerma9 laaEdsgS, Id
read: Ss.n I, s,aa ~ Ss
have found lev Soass On e. issssalo q AgsIiea,
and have thus become, astt war;, SspsretSd IRON
very YER in1siSi ns cord Which biaas them 70 *
country Of their youth. Among the inStitutiohs
st aisa h :ns . Sss f Ha:e
Ss m number ns Cd
Il the lsu s' .PGss sS
aSnsss sa q: ashI Sab. q:
S III *. S e e.
Of the Union, ,fson the Hudson 10 II Rio oissds,
.ss ses e S.ss fas
sp.. @. 70; 70 T. .ss 81 sSas
e: AZ; e. s.ss . sssss
~ w.s Ts .nas sss
e. uns: ss
ing esis Z: COMMON
sSpsssssd from each other By tScussnGs II niiss,
hsys rendered Il necessary TO form this National
Sehnss.enbund IL he East. A. . esnyention Of
states, held ct PhiladeIphia - Is72, Bsltihnere
nrss National sehast.esssst II *: Vaitsd state:
nzed = Ii: days for tie great ii essSss "
:ts1Ss 'h. sSr Schultz ps.k : one q p: .,E
sE.g BE- {; ,s 9; +;
,ssiTs!' s1a {oY my b ssaIsd thss p .aorts
tie Object Tor which " strive, Viz: 70 make the
fortheomfng national festival . grand success.
With true estimation q your eolguesta, the re-
ss; & q SGI sn s:1 sS s e:
vs greet Inc ds.n Of tSs Isity Il Is, "a YtshSs:
your great sssSsrInss ~ sss ssnos Sss ss q
re: q s.s : ss 4: <:
isSSs sEs .lnl9 !: | 81 ~ ns ~ i s.s
peinciplss which are tAs k1iplf "A fIee4op, md
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-30
WOODLAND KARxsRs CLUB.
PROCEEDINGS or 1ME MA1un nEEr.

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lP1OCEEO1N0S OF !ME 0A1OA MEET
ING.
-. yan Cd nd Aoafishf1g foessty Of fAsnsrs
eoanty, uade up largely OF Quaker
~ - f1eif neubsfshjp nunbse,
- 80 ~ speesasing q svery nsstins.
s..acs 'srsh nsetins e tAs resi-
s Ss0 s,,c y this city, % Saturday
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sef ~ses,nS @es1 vessels, To-
~ ~ sxsnined 80
n ~.oh ~ " osnesss. aad theaghe -
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-30
THE CHICAGO FRUIT MARKET.

"A letter from ChicAgo says While on the sub
ject Of pomology, 1t Il worth while to state that
with the exception Of San Francisco. there IL
hardly any city in the country which enjoys such
prodigsl abundance and variety Of domestic
fruit during 20 many months In the year - this.
Our multiplied railway connections give 10 such
rapid and direct Communication with large
range Of latitude and Longitude that we draw the
earliest and latest fruitags. We share the first
spolls Of the llxuri ant South, and almest the
round year those delicious products Of the Of.
ehards and Vineyards Of cpliforaia. Psslds tbis,
We are in the heart Of fruit growing scotch Of
no mean pressnsi6hs. The fruit belt IN 1iehigsd,
for instance, has secured : netisnal rsputstion,
the apple orohsfds there bSinS Especially sought
out BY buyers from the East more sad 3SgS
every year. On the lihs u the 1lis61gsa oh
tral and Michigsn soathern Ss,lways IA
their branches there are packed and shippsd
annually q this market nsafly four iuA-
dred thousand barrels Of apples, whils
lhignsnt: to DStrYit saa eastward hor re sens
S.. iSs g -: ss: ssg!:
s s. insR f}F .s:: 1lisA .sssisi aed Ss.tls
f. e sss Sfps :. ba:
sss s'3s sss ess. e 8:
z tasaty thsaNead b.afsts o. sS5Ss q Petsfss.
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as i. Rs.sr1 IA re a e. .. 81:
ng fsis 4: IN, y z: t.ssti e. iladsS seR Ssing
q srSsss Su:S. s Sss
III Ssss, ns .Ss U scat.E' q over
ftomeo9 Of SratbsrFiss &nd whostlsberriss in
ssxii fisiss sonj ron Seuissrs lows ia III TX
eouri the islsnds Of Lake Erie. on Ssndqsky an1
Olevslahd, favof NJ WITH tons upon toAs pf 4fapsS
yhils ~ draw largely for early fruits q an Kids
RON AlsbAms, Louisiana, Tennessee, Ksntueky,
s.A ono. B1sldes The TO iilust!sts The pscaliss
Advantages We enjoy D railroad transportasion,
4 q safst g say that u! bslk Of our market at.
lens are three hundrsd niles away. n stranger
, struck With the ell but total absence in this
yicin!ty Of Eardtns deteted to raiaing vegetables
for e1e. while at the ss0e time, from every point
fresh and sbundsnt fit5hsn escuients At wonder.
come. II is claimed QSf The lakeside citizen
ss sSS..s h. psS DOWN n'ia Il G iseyis,s
Ihsss hundrtd pi|es sGsy. H--