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, 1874-09-11

THE NEBRASKA INDEPENDENTS.
6peeta1 Ddpatea to Ths Chicago Tribune.
LINCOLN. Neb.. Sept, to.-'rho peoplo's fndc-
pondont convont'on fe-ssaomhlol thlH mornlae. !
Tho foflowlug platform, aftef much tobato, mas
.gseod upon:
penlo; ahni NJ Government II "oflhy Of preservation
witch aeos not aezsyn tn pe~vs fro. t,n conpnn' ri
ns rsat sH i: Se teP 9 te @ q
hn1putss hhoufa 10 Eenu!ed to al without distinct Oil
osu lrinctttes il esscnti.ito u rrasrarty of rorN
Gssn e. a., d ,nat e ts ana re- fsass. T. e
Second--FayorinB ryslcu .. thucy hasod on tho
erutt Of tue naioa, tszc ~ ITO aoverucnt direct
10 ~ 1Son'', Dn'' s'ln'n 70 Sp0e'' p''mont' "a
4@ira---0pro4ee al combinations to increase tho
sSe. sor .a a ot
pswcss " seucdy t1sstinX sst!a.
u!Es TO stcanstiTA ana entorEltca which hh0n'a bo
Submitted 70 it. rooilS MI ratified.
FJFA-Favos5ug Tariff Tor roTenue only.
Constitution providing To- 10 election of prcatns,
SsftSs;oax gss In tho Al.
m1astssston ii puGto affair." Involving expenditure.
q III e psesrds e s Ras ~ liz :..s:
ehtsDss1s;agE .s.ss u ssMo 'ess4ss: ,!I, essgra I
Tho varons eani!datea anstruetea 10 ali she
IN the sedpa Of har respective du1eA 10 preyeHs
tho inotcsso OF sueal bursu. nna ainn pieagad hon
! u !ca,.eo ta1es - far as rosaib}e
Einth-rle1EauR tno candidate TOT 1ovoruar 10 Eela
nli IoDa rcendsag to subscfve Tho interests Of tho
| rooplo
3e0ih-opposjog tho Legislature granting royal
privileges III eeIal by to e1etelso af which labor u
unust tlut bountles 10 pail 10 wealth wlttS tho labor
producing Il IL nsaegcd dy s4e rosalt Of Hoftcai
| Intrigue and corruption.
E2sventsA.h,p1 !egts5aioa, Datsooas aud State, 10
tho agricultural nud Industrial 4Atstcsts fron
od,ons e ms9neiinas ef eorroruto pexer.,
| law.
YAfytensh-1ud pladgtng "a sotda BY aud carry oas
tho RructQtA horen. 10 Tho eua that rpfsurs!uh 10
checked at Tho National Goyeentnsus 10 ultimately
! eonIntod 10 aho tporng 81 t3oso who sogara Hnb'c
huAot A eactcd ttua3vto pe administered IN Ito
| tntesest Of the whole paoplo.
| Tho following tickot vos tbon nominated: :
! Governor, J. r. Uarlner; Congressman {cpn-
| tugcnt), !. d. Calhoun; Tfoassror, Thumpson
| Dlsaell; rriaon Inspector, Il. II. Wal&ori Attor-
! ney- Gouotal. Goa, Milton Montgomery; Supor-
intenslons of Public Instruction, }. ii. Mokpn-
zlo; District At.nsnios, ". I. KoGers. O. Thonap-
| Eon, and Joh1l Co1rigan. The Canssuston vi
| joaruod to O'Clock to-uos1ow mofutng TO co.,
| for With tho Democratic State Convoution.
Tho Prohibition State Courontloa assembled
upon tho adtournn,aut Of tue pcopfo'B lndopcnt-
! ont Cpnyeuttnn, Tho ]ter W D. Slaughter Whs
ciosc1 President, Ahont sixty dcicgatos wero
[ rrcscnt. A iongthy platform was adopted, boing
! tho snr1e Ut Tho National Prohibition platform,
| with fow untmpottant ohanEns. A. cotntnitsao
wos aupotntotl to oonfo1 with committee FROM
tbo lndebBnJonls. Tho Couyoution thou
| adjourned till tomorrow uofaiaB4
, 1874-09-11

FIRES.


Sptrtat Di*pateh II Tho Chtaoo Tribune.
ST. Paul. MINI, Sept. 1o.-A flro in The old
0seon]eaf Block. Urnee Taini etrcot, ladt night
burned tie buildinga occupied by the Do,uesslo
Bowling Machine Agency, Huntington 4 Ninno:a
photograph oasahliss,1nons, and Mts, RoaEno.a,
mi}{inor. Tho }oasdH aro aa follows: T. Q.
0rponloaf, buil1ing. 81 200 Insured for $4,000
ID Tue National. Sowing MaeAna GasnpnMy,
danaagos b. rontoval eaall. Airs. MARTIN. build
ing, s., 900 insured for 81 .5o0 in tho commer.
eial, and 1000 it. tho st. rau. Huntington tk
Wi.'uo, atook. $1,000 Iasnsed tot. 81, i,00o-seat.
sosod ia snaall amounls. Mss. 1oataonl's bnlla.
ing, $500 ,naured in tho Etna Of Hartford
for $l,600 household Gootla, u, 400 itisdfotl
in tbe Hartford for 8a0p, EEnuas .. C'asE a"a
Conductor Mead, Of Waat Wisconsin,, room fur
nituro, clothing, etc., $1,000 insured Ia tue
Hartford for $1,000. I. A. Tyler. utoscoseopip
negatiyos. =, 500 no ins1rauco.
, 1874-09-11

ra.x1r.ToCn anArp nou.
MAooAo f>e> o:,I 5taMTroM
k,,.to, n,,,,a,sa !, "a Ghfeaoo 7%ib.ut.
Kalamazoo. Mich, Bnpt. lo.-3bn pn,noczatiD
o..t. Con.nrtso, o., rn,,,5 n or,,or AT u
o'clock asae BY Dr.. Foator Pratt. Chairman of tuo
5&ato Central 0omxnlttoo Who called TO tho CHAR
- ~.,x,cn nv r,r rs,n,sa ory,cea
- n,,.a.Ns,..a ~ Fin rbot ooot]o..n
Haa Groetod With appiauso' and rotaf1od taaaks
for tho compliment, Alter which Rsasy etafAoy,
at netfott. xaa chosen Tomposas1 SECRETARY.
A,,o4 aaaent,np coo,,n;a,aes ou Czo3sA.is,s, Or
n',o' pe'o''.h n.,...ta.' f,- .,.a <.or.,n,,,,+
Rsni2alton, auo heaoAn''"oo' ~ >4s 6e' 6'.. -
ot tho convention, . recose was .nA7p ua'.. .
O'Clock. at that honr Tho Conyonton Fas4oalloa
10 order md an
ooo.p,7.~,er cvasraryu.
j., ",1.s...,.,s r,no-t;n, ,.cor,-
tho Committee on Cfedontals Fopost'oGs 'econ''
Heahlns Lie nnno o1 Iol~ 1houtPsou ~ ioi
ruauoua Chairman, Col. T1ompsoa thnukod tito
Conron,5on ~, I,,o {ayor. yny,ur lbpa j. vns Tho
th;ru timo Ia thisty yeara tut tlis compliment
lad neon eontorfea Oh n'"' ~ s1~ "eaa.
hin msny familiar f&ces. mon whom he aad net
in ea.tior and hettoE days, Apd with whom he
Ind oo~opo.ntel for the raa,utaspauco Of pe,ao-
eraue p1.oe'P'ea oho sop1osu",s' "..',a.s..;sss 49,
with rrido to pnss Domoc1ntio Atn1naatfauonH
in Michigan, eaylng TINT under thoH. WAS
t,o}o.foj Inn Btate Uulyors!ty, aud tho
sess ,,,;n,nn. nfetn c,.rI,i,a -tta tna,ne
ooso.aA Asas,'nss"' 49, -, aa.,.,,,, H. aa;;3
Bind, enn uoal anQ Du0u As3too, ~ ,x",.s Sa,a
thla ~aa % Ausplc!ous t.n,otoi kvno % ~
moV1mont, auu 1not mo eSea oa .no Teol'e ,t T..
MICHIGAN ~eFe % WIS cu"fo"teuta. ~ oso"'a =
carefully acrutIutzo every foaoI"'loo' Soto W
word. 0apcc!atiy that on
TuH ouHnEkof QUESTION.
aud It should take aud hold no positive gtonna on
tbo asuea Of iib my. 3hpro sDohn 10 ne w,
bigu|ty abont tho resolutions. pat thoy nnoaa!a
bo 80 plain thAt thore oon'a bp nnt QUO M!eIpse-
tation. CounsntinB hnra,nny a',a snss1"HsioA' ~ j.
, 1874-09-11

RECOMMENDATION WAS began, Ant, w1in fool Au In
terost III tho proaorvason Of aw, ordor. md ttlo
fjgllta nf citzonni1p, aro insIte1 ia Asso,,d this
consultation. All Should come i,ossesaeai Of Tho
,ncn',,ioa, sn Tint pn authoritative Blatenont
may 10 Nade to tho countsy. Nepaoiionna Of
tho souslt.. equally With Rooa o.t!zons ot othor
acotIons, tfotnand poaeo and security, that proa-
by tkorn shon'd bo ntaio manifost BY thia
Convention. It thors aro tfoso anywhere vito
doubt o. to purposoB or enpaolty Of Bouthorn
Henhhl|ests, Or rho holtevo tho epprosoload u1.
dor wltlosA thoy hro labpring nnxo boon marnl-
, 1874-09-11

0rrAwA, Gun, Sept. 10.-BAeh dtoa ate raging
in tue poigAbo1Aoost of Tcmplosou. sud 81 in.-
raouso amonnt Of property has hasH destroyed.
Fo. dtssauoe Ut n n,.!ss sNaase, tho county
around IL blAo,ter,od und c',asEed mass. tho
CIV Of Ottawa il fuIl OF s.~oks fxona she AfeD.
aud asl.es fnl, t4sckly OIL tso Atraste.
tlao ilFo in The woods il uuslor oottsIol. Four
thousand aesoa roar EcE Hsrbor have hoou
burned over. Tle woods On tho line Of tho Now
Jotsoy sou.t.crn Nat'toaJ st Gedar Lake go
st1nyeJ Nonr Ashton tl4e Are 10 u,,tler control,
but tho f1ames still rago turios1siy az n,lus 10
tI,a atatEkrl.
, 1874-09-11
EXPOSITION,
ANNOUNCEMENTS,
THE INTERSTATE
Industrial Exposition
OF OH1UAgO FOR
1874
Nti 10 ppsnci 10 tbb public OF tho eTeh'ha OF
Wednesday, Sept. 9th,

4 esf!ls: r. st s";S ''S' aSs'
Tne rrnsrst tc7 Of single tictnts admitting thu hold
es III. r..se fnlnx Sstcsea9': 1hs t. enstso ot,
x s5s,; + 3; 81 "s; ;'s s'n: sS' Ss's
{: .4x e! as u g.; sss sss
i"s i sssarf.,s ssa Ss..s e. saa'ss
ss siS & e. n' s':% s1e'* 70
hny .nrstip,,s t5s shsse 5Htns ~M 10 4"g AnnsnnSs
isa i, 4: ss Sss' y IT,
!: I'll 's Il
s1 tso etef.",a viii b t!t,lr snnsouoy y ths
IL sIs Il L. ss %s ;.s ' :Ss
in ntEui,nf, asit'S nnt ohnP,erpats Vt antAn thlN
IL 'S %s,lsa r. sss; h.
.S .sssS "s$ ~ Ssy & "a
dtiss stn fooI ii *sajnf ua9kc0 bI double 'iuo ot
n4achtnerY Ia operation.
hi . S SSii @ - @
osS' ssssT M ssH. q ~ ?; y &c
F;sa: III QUO u 'ha sa'n' Il
.esisas ousee so suy Il. oecstaad nsaS ~: d.
ss' ss*s ~ H. eSnS s 1T as 90 10
Gou-etEaterY r.trgel q beaus5 Ets Western !arA-
ys! ssSt nss:, sSa e f: Walls '9i
drss'Iqn enT'e5 az AdS2Yh I'll S
u, oson,x a1eulag adtui.stHu, :s oeusd.
ASp ,n M as s,ns .shn~s %s Sss
oo aod vii LEAD 81 thu ol,oning o'snips With afty
lratoIAAs perfufnofs.
JOHN P. REYNOLDS,
Secretary,
, 1874-09-11
CONGRESSIONAL 1;oMINATI0Ns.
SEecta. Disnateh to The Ch'enso Tribune,

!, SEVENTH ILLINOIS nlsrRkor-REFonM.
Monnly, IT,, sopt. t0.-To-day tito 1ueiepcnd-
ont Congressional Reform Convention for tho
Seventh District OF Illinois mot ut Morris, Tho
aynvel prlnciples vero stoso adopto1 ut Bpriug-
fold June 10, 1874. At thB Independent 1io-
forM Convention tho aeverat counties uore reP-
rosauted by many: ot their mast eubstautial and
~eallEy SatnAsp md bnBis,egs-t1eu.
i Ja,naa Grimuod> Of Koudatl, was Oaalem&a,
and b; r. Fttos, of viii, audi. J. Moatgauury,os ,os
La9allo, Bocsota1ios. Tho candidates for Congross
we1o 81 tolowh: FROM Will County, oba1!es
anotl, Mn].. Thon,rson, 9n5go Nsnonll. Dr.
County. Alex, oa,npbotl.. 1:he namo OF Alox:
CatupNoll was Prosontod ly s{r. D, Evans, at
I.aaa!lo. y, q Ane effort, who presented tito
asA Se'ls3 Ma Of !; M ,i 91RSs saa,n N aa;lo go~nT
any ono could explain w',at Mr. camp1eil's
ysowH wete SO tunt they coufd ho understood, ho
| would hlso to laYo It dono. 11o was caltol 10
| orlor, lie tl,on prosonsej tho name Of Or.
! IL: 5oxos,h Frlsr OF VIII. psesootad lo az
| eloqusAt MauDor Tho BprY!vos ronaorea BY Mpt.
Thompson. Of fYili County.
! Mr. Fui'nF, Tho iaw~partnor os 3naca aantlala,
| OF Yllll said Aa would be glad II tho Oonyoution
| woaM select = esv4iAnts frosn WV. iio thpn
pfocoedod to pitol, into tho Candidate presented
| tY LaBalle, Ats. cnnrholl. wI4nn tho Chair
called hssn Ia ordot. osherH attempted to eS-
1ontoa BY tho Oha|rma1 who inbisteo On t.,o ttri-
esates qsoaonttaE suy candidates toy doslsed, aud
speaking IN shets favor hut son}d not allow any
| 1amazks agaiuht hny otler candidates.
Upon iii infortual ballot, ol yotoa woro cast, ot
which Mr, Alox, 0ampball rocolged "a, Mai.
Ya4mps0n, 20 tho alon: r a. AfInalEoag. s /;
Philip Coiiius, a.; Onaslah auoaJ, IA; q. pnyal, l..
Tho Ma,uo OF Maj. Thompson Hah Withdrawn,
| nn1 o., forlnai ballot Nfr. Chn,nboll recoivol
[ W, aud Or. Hcnry, ct Will County, %.
J MF, Campbell Wns thon introduced aud noade
abort al1roes aftat Wt.tall tlo following Eosotu-
ton waa unanimously paasod.
Re<qtptd, Tuat "a tador1o tho plstfdfm of aprFug-
e! Jn,e ~, 1914. IN favor VI rutTenchlMg the Of,
pesss Of tho ooyorhineht BY allowing tne fseslteat
J only f2s ,Uap, and Hsobtofs t1,b00.
, 1874-09-11


ohhNA, Sops 10,--Tdo Etnto Democratic Con-
roDtipn assonb}0d at Llueoln to-day. Almost
oTosy county In tho stato wns represented. and
+, this Was tho lntEoat Democratic Convention eyar
hold IN tho State. Tho pzoeeod1ngs wora co.,
dualol NTH dignity. :
Cot. J.. ". Savage. os Douglas, ,n tho non]neo
for CougscBs, aud A. T"xl,n1y for 9oyornos.
, Tlo following Ia tho p1Atfotu, adopted:
ffst-ltesnmptoa AZ gold and silYcr tls baaa OF
e7srraueY ccGutnltau e< stecta say.npnte SOON
rpnsibIo whpnt dtsaHtcF n Tho hisncss utoroas Of
sns eoHns!1 hY s.oaaY ofpoatnx 'nt'atson, ly tl.e
! ISeeoui-,,i.lial liberty and opposition 10 sunay-
suaTy fAwx FREQ eannosco no sataG exceps fot toso
rhirt.-A Had ressreslon Of tho Government. ao...
A+ao aud Nntopa 10 ttn legitimate 'Iou,atu at po-
eAl powar. Ny excluding tnoEvffnn Ill oapoat,so anu
lusin"tiso intsrtnelap9 Will hs n1atrn Of soeie',
| ~hnro'y n,onorocA ar9 fo-sercd, privileged T1'aH
uglranttizr3, AMI individual fruodo1n uuntcesstii-
~ anil DprrDs8fso)y rnAtfa}4hl,
Right naI duty Of Tho Hn1n 10 3rotee& It's
cfso"s tFom a1toetou anI unjust dtscrsuInst'ou ~
t'irh-Thrt ~ apprbaato tho bsuonctnl januonco
al ralrtals In 4cve'4"n1 tho Ttafcea of Tho country.
MID fusnF 1tternl legislation IN thai drctia ut only
bsao Of ta1stfon equitable IL it, application both
10 tho citizen nnA 10 cprporht1ons.
SfrA-That 70 t'clievu tho pAopo nro tho sontes a
Ill power sd that tneir will and not tho wishes Of
usfa phs&s Asaagoaaea ~s4onsI easetu.
John A. 8hnrloy. of York County, waa uofni-
natod for Secretary. nttd nohnrt Jordan, Of llnlf
Ovnusy, fpF Yronsnzor. !.
resolution introduced, pleigi0g tia
Domoeratia party Of Tho 8.aso 10 dlsco4ntonancu
t1p re.laeva of tho atate Capital except tAso1GG
constitutional law Of. Legislative otlact-
mont cnused ulnch discussion aud confusion,
and was Guaity roforrau,
, 1874-09-11

FAnu1saros, N. L.. Bopt. l0.-lho atab'o aou
= portion Of varaey'a Hote Wcts burned last
u;clt. rls. aen,os eprea3 to NutoH shoo-fac-
tory, des,roylnE 1t. Nutes loss IL soo, ,oooi ia-
ol,fanco, $4,000. Tno huudred hauds ARC
thrown unt Of pmrloylnpnt.
, 1874-09-11
lstress Of the Spanish Govern
mont in Cuba.
Forced Loans and Drafts Of Y0}ulf-
tccCs Ordered.
The Oarlists Admit Firing on TUo
Gormau War-V Vessels.
The ReiuFn Fire Completes Tho Demand
For Rcparation.
M. Guizot at the Point Of Death.

9PA111.
DEnl1N, Sept. f0.--Tho Aemi-of1aeinl Pro-
pitseia7 Correspondence, In IN article on the ro~
cont firing On tho Gormao guDboat by tho Car
liats says .nal, tho Alba!rosa having returna1 tho
0arllals' fro, Tho matter drops. !,
PANS, sopt. t0.~-Npwapuposs Of tl's oily publ
liBh m oillclal CarItst dispatch acknowledging
That the noyaltsts tIsed On tho German e'inuoats
Albatzoss and Nausilus at GuotaFia, Tho dig
patch declaroa that tho vcsan1s woro cnd0ayor-
Ing to oi1eot 4 landing Ut nru'oj ne'. under q
.Ko,oxs Of cxcscanlnG thsir crtws, rna IN COLI
ut,ision says *sTho CAflints will recognize no
1ut will exact respect Ior apantxA torfitofy anl
Jeist tbs braynio with ~hioh tito Goralau
0oTeEnmout Inns tnduracd liza action Of tho guu-
l9ata.
, 1874-09-11

nocKYonu, ill.,, Bopt. 10.--iHo Rorat,sicau
CoayoAl!on spt a,,o Eoar!h Congressional D'8-
.gtet, oomqose4 ot tho dev"sss. ot booMs,
Dn1talb, Kane, Mo1Ienry, aud Wlnnabaso, VIVA
represented By \ 1nli delegation. Tin 1uneslng
wa presided oyer By L. u. Bmidl. OF Wiunohago
, 1874-09-11
JAPAN.

Ban EnANc1Bco+ Chi, bnpt 1D.-Tbs A9eam
ebip Col1aa brought ltstlo news oi !1nportauce
that hnd not boon anticipated bS Telegraph.
Tho Japan 1azcUa Of aug. 81 contains IN ac-
count OF tho murder Of Blr. uaber the Ge5ma{,
Consul al uskodall, Us naiisc who s"ys thai
ho wan aotua.cd by uenon. flo A1,lo1 ha VIC
tim with eworl. alssb1ng him III uust horribto
1uaunor. Ono log eas cut entirely on. Tho
Gcru,pn eorYetto Ei2ahDti, loft at onco fpe Hnio-
DAFT.
qhero was a aoyeto 8tock at earthquake ut
Yokohama, Aug. 70 but no damage rsaaissd.
, 1874-09-11

ENANCT.
LosbnH, Bopt. 10.-A dlapatch from Paris sayu
that Onjzot, tbs author and alztcsnan, 10 IN \
c0matoao at4to, and h.s death Ia Imminent.
, 1874-09-11
CUBA

HAVANA, acpt. t0.-caut,-aau. Coucha to-
day publishes d dooroo il tho Official GstzsAc,
ordering out immediately fos aotive ssrvIco $
per cart Of oil tho voluuteors onrollel in tlsa
Island Of Cuba, 10 sosse until ts.e lot Of ANT !.
1876. Tlla wll brlae out about q, ,G9U mot. ES:>
emption of mon ennuot bo purchased vith money 4
those drafted boiug Obliged to Horgo Or proyiie3
subsidiaries.
Tho Government of tho 1aland Aas asked fTns1
tho banks loan al s5oQ,0o0 it gold aud Slou,--
coo Ia paper monoy, wAicA IL 70 be retuslod
alertly.
HAVANA, Sept. 1o.-Ot tho loau ashcd 6v tho
Goyorna1ent froto Tho banks, $3.50, ,969 il l!ta
and $3.50, 900 In gold las been advanced hy tho
Spanish Bank. Tho remaining $3.50, 0o9 IL gold
aud Tho ean1o nulottnt In currcucy LAS baoh lt~
viled bokwecn lyo other banks.
, 1874-09-11

LONDON, Sept. t0.--A Htfihs OF 1000 cotton
eposaso1s at Boltou ~ regarded AZ inoyitah!o.
LONDON, Sept. 16.-Tha Hbip Euxiuo. whito %
her voyage from Shields 10 Aden, took 1iro, mud
wns doeteoycd. Twauty-oue Of Aer osoH. who
pscnpod IN two bop.s. bnve hrriyel Ut 81. Holona
atecr yosaga at avos t. tGo ulda, Ausi,,s wtlletl
noithor boat snw tlo o.hor. Tho third boat, con-
taioing Tho remainder Of tho ofow, has not Jet
boon board from.
I1yEnrooh, hopt 10-Tlo steamship Alexnn-
1r1a, vi.eb was soa& In the bleeuoy hY cnsssi',n
will tho apauisl, A.oanor Yomns, las ooon rais'ld
and takoa into dry da@k. HI.o ltad ouly hslltst
on board. Tha Tomas has a.ao boon docIied.
, 1874-09-11

In support Of this 1o maslo NJ oarltoat npeocll.
tah'oX aho ground hat Tho Domoe!as1o pastY
ought not 10 Gator .os paudor TO tho whisky
otoincus, sayinG thsl soaatos Nas'.iios and Gov.
DsX,ny nov represented tho whisky o!omuut Of
sha Ilspuhtieaf, party. and ttat It wau toetrablu
to aiiow tAom 10 anjnv that ssouit{Al honor.
Othcr Gbni'emen sooI Tho 4rnun1 thai tha
IhAt II vas tmposslbia to eufocvo Il, wlIeh mas
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-05-19
New Advertisements

Stock peas for sale by J. D. Lowery.
Farm hands, gardeners, cooks and house
servants wanted at the Intelligence Office,
40 Church street.
Called meeting of Woodbine Lodge, De-
gree of Rebecca, at 3 P. NJ. to-day.
Dooley's Baking Powder is put up full
weight.
Hostetter's stomach Bitters cures dyspep-
STA.
Called meeting Of Nashville Bloodhorse
Association this morning at il O'Clock.
Bookkeeping and photography taught
by J. W. Dolbear.
Sale Of valuable residence lots on South
Spruce street, near Broad, at 10 o'clock to-
day.
Proposals wanted for furnishing motive
power to run the machinery of the next In
dustrial Exposition.
City or county bonds wanted by L. w.
Brown.
Secondhand showcases wanted at % S.
Summer street.
Winstead, Shields & Co.'S large three
DAYS sale commences at 10 O'Clock this
morning.
Money to loan, on stocks and bonds, by
r. W. Brown.
A grand amateur coin will be given at
the Opera House in this city CA Friday eve
ming next.
In order to make a change in business,
a. c. Beech, 10 Public Square, offers his
entire stock OF new and deoirable dry Soodo
at cost for cash. A rare opportunity 70 pur-
chase frst-class goods at low prices.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-05-19

UNITED STATES CiRCGIT CoURT.-
United States VS.. Jack Cartwright alias
Chas. Willhouse; felony; jury impaneled
and evidence taken.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
United States vs.. Jas. r. Neill ct al; con-
tinued on affidavit of defendant.
United States VS.. V. w. Smith ct al;
continued on application of District AttOr-
ney.
Henry Frick ct al, Assignees, VS.. W. a.
and w. i. Settlej continued on account of
absence Of counsel.
c. NJ. Baker ct al, assignees, VS.. Mollie
NJ. Settle; continued for absence Of coun-
sci.
United States VS.. 80 barrels of spirits;
death of claimants suggested.
United States VS.. Jack Cartright; sentence
of two wears in the Penitentiary.
CIRCUIT COURT.-Margaret A. Hagan,
admintra'x, VS.. Mayor and City Council;
iury respited until tomorrow.
Jas. Henson, admir-, vs.. Jno. Taylor ct
al; abated.
Miller, assignee, vs.. Fogg, admir-; appeal
from Districtn Court; decree in favor Of
FOgg.
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RerSOnRl.

Mai. Jas. Geddes, Superintendent of the
Decatur division of the Louisville and
Nashville and Great Southern Railroad
left the city for Russeilsille, Ky, yester-
dav. to attend a trial wherein his road is a
party.
A French comedy company passed
through Nashville yesterday, en- route from
New Orleans to New York. The troupe
is under the management of Mr.. Chas.
Gerber, and consists of fourteen persons.
P.J. Williamson, architect of the East
Tennessee Insane Asylum, reached home
Yesterday after a three weeks tour
through the country, in company with DIR.
J. y. BOYD, Superintendent of the Asylum.
During their trip, these gentlemen visited
asylums at Washington, Philadelphia,
Trenton, n. j.; Long Island, Boston,
Poughkeepsie, n. Y; Buffalo, Cleveland,
Kalamazoo, Elgin, H.; st. Louis, and
Longview. near Cincinnati.
Mai. Ned Saunders reached home Satur-
day from an extensive tour through
Arkansas.
James A. Holt, of the City Hotel, who
has been spending several days at Harris
vile. returned to the city last evening. He
reports that the prospects for fine crop OF
fruit and small grain were never better.
Charley Stone, the popular Secretary of
the Chicasaw (Mempbis) Jockey Club, Is
in the city for the purpose Of attending the
races.
Mr.. King, of Smyrna, formerly Of the
Battle House, was lying at the point Of
death at his home in Smyrna last Sunday.
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interesting TO Invalid Ladies.--HAR-

Interesting to Invalid Ladies.--HAR-
LEMvILLE, COLUMBIA Co., n. Y, July 9,
1S7S.-R. V. Pierce, NJ. D., Buffalo, N. Y.
aDear Sir: Your favor is just received. l
intended to have written 10 you several
weeks since concerning the improvement in
my health, which is now very apparent. l
have used one bottle of Favorite Prescrip-
ton with the best results, although l viii
admit was somewhat discouraged after its
use (for short time oniy). l took 1t I'M
der very disadvantageous circumstance
having the supervision Of the house, and
during the season of ''house cleaning |
was obliged, through the incompetency of
help, 10 do more than / ought, and, of
course, suffered dreadfully, lifted when /
ought not to have raised my hand, and did
all could to bring "oE5ler out of chaos, y
but upon laying aside all ca Is and con-
tinuing the remedy find, after using less
than one bottle, to be so much benefited
that | have discontinued the use, with no
return of the symptoms Of which / wIOte
Won. | have suffered terribly, and what
added TO nv distress was the Consciousness
of not procuring relief from ordinary
sources: at times it seemed about impOssi-
bic to stand, so great was the distress. All
of those severe neuralgia pains have disap-
peared; they were so bad at times | could
hardly walk without some external press
ure. They seem to have left me like magic,
suddenly, and have had no return; all other
symptoms have been removed. The severe
weakness and faintness have disappeared,
and can go up stairs with comparative
ease now. / would have informed you ere
this of my improvement, for / appreciated
it, but | was fearful it was Ouly transient
benefit was receiving, but think sufi-
Gent time has elapsed to consider the bene-
fetal results permanent. Accept Of my best
wishes for your future success, and your
kindness in advising me, Very truly,
Mrs. NJ. NETTIE SNYDER.
my16 deod1w&w1t
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OFF FOR MISSOURI.
Departure of Delegates 10 the Cumber.
land Presbyterian General Assem-

Departure of Delegates 10 the Cumber.
land Presbyterian General Assem-
bly,.
The General Assembly of the Cumber-
land Presbyterian Church of the United
States convenes at Springfield, Mo-, next
Thursday at IL o'clock. Between two aud
three hundred delegates will be present.
The introductory sermon will be delivered
BY Rev. J. w. Poindexter, of Lincoln, H.,
former Moderator of the General Assembly.
Two delegates of the Evangelical Union
Church Of Scotland will be in atten-
dance. ...............
The following named delegates left the
city yesterday for Springfield:
Ministers.-ReY. b. w. McDonold, ID.
D., of Lebanon; j. I. Stainbeck, ID. D., Of
Huntsville; Rev. w. NJ. billiard, Granville,
Tenn; Rev. j. n. Brown, Lewisburg,
Tenn; Rev. j. l.. Payne, Decherd, Tenn;
Rev. John Chrisman, Chattanooga, Tenn;
NJ. b. Dewitt, Nashville, Tenn; ID. X.
Grafton, Denton, Texas.
Ruling Elders.-S. ). Darwin, Hunts
Vile, Ala; r. A. d. Dunlap, Lebanon,
Ala; w. p. Orr, Cornersville, Tenn; IL.
b. Erwin, Pennington, Tenn, and
John Frizzell, Nashville, Tenn.
The delegates went by way OF the Nash
Vile and Northwestern railroad and were
by some eight or more yisi-
tors. A large number of delegates VIII
pass through the city to-day Ell route ior tne
same place. F. - aas L