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Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-09-12
The Great Remedy.
Are you afflicted or sick? Use
FAHRNEY'S
Blood Cleanser Or anacea,
1t acts ms Physic and Tonic at the
same time. 1t Regulates the
Liver and Cleanses
the Blood.

Call at Bridges or any of your city
DrugStores and get bottle, and copy
of the Health Messenger, whicl con
tains history and testimonials of the
medicine.
Read the following testimony, from
one ofour most reliable citizens
MARTINsBURG, Jan. 1874
DR.. p. FABRNEY, Bro. & Co..
Gentlemen My wife has used sew
eral bottles Of your Blood Cleanser or
Panacea, and has been benefited by
using it, and thinks it viii do all you
recommend tito DO, und can cheerlully
recommend tito the public
Yours, L. M HOFFMAN.
NJ. Be sure you get the genuine. -
Prepared by
DIR. p. FAHRNEY, Bao. & Co,
Waynesboro, Pa, and Chicago, Ill
jan23
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-09-12
HApPIEST RELIEF

ono UTS AND BRUISES, the action
of COSMOLINE is almost magical. II
promptly applied, it prevents soreness,
and the wounds heal very rapidly,
FOR PILES it has proved to be an
unequalled remedy, and many a sufferer
has blessed theday of its Introduction.
FOR SKIN DISEASES we can recon-
mend it with the greatest confidence, es-
pecially for Salt Rheum, letter, Eczema
etc., and Teething humours.
We might go on ennmerating the many
other conditions for which is is une-
qualled, but will only add that wherever
there is inflammation from any cause, COS
MOLINE brings rapid and happy relief,
and will be the
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-21
ALIAS SUM IRONS.

sTATE OF NENApA. COUNTY q IT.
- tstskA. -. In Justices toart, Ea'efi
,ovn>hip. before William NJ Sat j.'n'
oi tha eacc. Geo. w.. Cassidy, .aiAiIl, y
Lander Consolidated Mini Ing , omIany, e'r'
lu- IL a CORPORATION under the lahs%'a'
!olnla. Defendant.
ih' state OF Nevada, 10 Lander tense
datc'i Mining Company, eo'F''
tlun under HE laAs ui tall urnIa:
You are h 'rchy Summoned to apNeai"'a
me. IA Justice t.! the .carc IN ami 'T Alla.
township, county and state n err.Ailf, @a
oilire in Eurct n. on the lith day Q! teeFlA
\. -. 1874. at + o'clock NJ. Of that da.,Wf
>Ner 10 the complaint q tee. "..@@.
wherein h. claims 10 recover rom s@lS
SUM ui tau hsndred and >lxty do.ia!. NJ
coin. Tor advertising and ftihtln-' Il, laiPS
forth III ilaintIti 5 conf liant On Ae "N
oillce. .3u.
And you are hereby notited, thai Il aa
fail To appear AID an.SeI the tVN'lisn, !
|aoresani. Judgment viii b. taken a-af. ~. ir
'ur the said sum Of two h ilirea III" a.
doliar> in gold coin. andee>t> oi 'rH' : ,gl
10 thu sheriff or amy con'taoe aIg.
county, greeting: Make legal service ~
Return hereof. ,...ofJ LAM.
Gisen under my hand this I'm aayH sI is
AIRY. \. b. 1874. wv. N."n. All
Justice oil the Peace. township e''ii T
State aoresaid. -
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TO THE uNroRTuNArr
NEW REM EDIES! NEW Rrv,,.-
DR.. ciBBoN's D,spens.ox

Ne. 6G3 kEtRNY STREET co,vu.
~ Commercial, san FRANCESCA lgnAta
trance on commercial street. Fs,abnii,iier =.
lS't. tor the Treatment q Sexual anJ Ssaein
Discusses such rs Gonorrhpa. GIer, mia
SYPHILIS in all its forms. seminal aT.dis
lmiutercy, etc. etc. Skin diseases Sssait"
standing, and lcerated Legs. etc, su ~ ss'
~ treated. '''eessVl.
pR. GlBBoN has the plca u,.
cirg that he ha, retained from y y, .nioli'
principal hosl itals of Europe, and h., 10
sumed practice. "' Hs IL
The boc,or has spared neither, fin. .
money IN scck ing out nrw Remedies a,d IT,
returned with increased .~aeiljlie, lar ,lo ~. \ ~
Niatlon OF hInIan Suffering. "H'
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is the con>earcrcs Of =.
ahAse. Inns solitary vice. OF del rayed .Y "I
Indulgence. i ractircd by the yoath of t H.,
>cNe> 70 an almost unlimif ID ey,on, I'D n
ing with uncrring certainty Ina ,,lilaaa'
tain oil morbid :, mptoinS. uplc.. csn%'.i
by sci ntiiic medical measures. VIZ. ,%.'
cusnt nance. dark Slots and, the era, -
III the h al, ringing in the ears. noise isald 4,
ri>tiirg III leaves OF rafting u! clario, \.
ea>lne>> abont the loins, weakpc,s Of i,
limbs. confused vision, blunted ir;el(r, ts
~ cHiiiuvhce, In ari reaching ,tM,
: r.. Il dislike 10 form new aclAainiorr,,
dis %o>ition to shun >~ociety. loss OF Heror
~rin.irS and vario; eraFtions aboa, Ina ,s
hectic tlasues, tt.rrod tongue. i,tji brat
c"Jgh>. consumption. night sweat,. nloton,a.
TIA. and frequently INSANITY. Ii rplie Lm,
obtained. yea >h"uld apply immediately. d.
I'll r in person or by letter, aid lave aea,
effected by his new and semitic nfds d
treating this disease. which never tal, i
ctiec;ing II quick and radical cure.
Cured at Home.
Persons at a distance may be Ct Rfp At
lioAi +. by addressing Il letter To DI. cir
iItN. statirg ease. SYM toms. nsih d tn.
the disease has tontinWtd. and have mr.ic4s
pruIultly forwarded, free irom damage and
curiosity, to ANY Fart u! the CO. MY, win
I'll and plain directions ter Use, BY lHelasI;
Sla III coin IN n registered letter lhrojgh tn
i",to,hcc. or through Wells. a,so Stc.
y achaCo u. medicine will b. ~iOrvagds
hy CYPRESS to any Fart OF tha | men.
Persots writing to til, ~l'ector will plea.
STATE the name oi the alcr they see tllse
vcrti.emcnt in.
All communications strictly confidential
Address b." :. +. GllltA,
lex 1871, San Francisco, California,
t,l,-lE
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TOM ORDINANCES.
nEnIN NrMEER ELEvEN.


IL oy.iiurnce II prcreuf stock from
rpagipg ~ large TtthtR tic ttW'tS 81
fbe torH II ERrCha.
DE IT oRpAINEp BY THE BOARD ut
II county Commissioner OF Eureka county
s. I,shnll he II lawful for any person
or persons who are the owners Of or having
rhafce of any horses. mules, jacks, cattle OF
hos. t. allow said animals To ran At large
within the limits Of the town Of Eurcka: an!
il i hereby made thr duty IF the Shhrifi ara
ryis irrutirS t. see that the provisions Il TINS
WIiirance are strictly enforced.
-. - tor tn. purpose Of carving on,'I
tn. provisions Of this ordinance. there shail
he provided By the town of Eureka a ronn,,i
for The PURPOSE "a safely Keeping all animals
that may b. tcand upon the public streets ~
uvon the premises f another within IN,
Limits ef said town OF Eurcka; anu the Shelln
or hi dapltie>. or amy other person. hndli,s
such animals running ut large within the
tpNu limits. are Authorized TO take such ant
NAL or animals and place them in said IuUnt.
-. :. Any owner Of any animal or AMI
nal, which may b. imuodnded under the lr'-
visions u- thi, ordinance. before. removing
,ail animals rom thu >aji pound >hall pay Ia
rls Aeefsrth reu; iha sam OF tive dollars. t.
,har with Tia costs Of ketling said aiima!>.
winch shall he computed At the rate oi one
dollar rer day - eaeh, head. And any per,
.,n - persons who shall rcmove. any annual
Of animal, from >ait pound without first hav-
ips raiI tn, Legal charges thereon, as pro.
vIfizi hv thu ufainauce. small o. aerilleti
= nifty o. mi>iertarur. and ulon conviction
IA rea s.,ali b. tnrd in any sam not eNcccd-
M one il rdred dollars. and in d.faalt q!
PAYMENT thereof may be imprisoned III ihe
rate Of one day 10. e'erv two dollars OF sand
ira.
-. 4. Until otherwise provided, the
S,ree; Commissioner vi sail town shall be ca
Any animal or animals placed in
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
>TATf.aF NFvNrt. -
Eureha coanty. .
NOTICE OF SUITS COMMENCED.
DISTRICT ArroESrY'S GrfIcr, }
- December -, rs. }

NOTICE OF SUITS COMMENCED.
~ TIE FOLLOWING NAMED pEFENn-
/ ants. and It. all owners ut OF claimants L
The real estate and improvements thereon ol
lmHrovcmeuts wien assessed, SCI arat' ",
hereinafter described, Known or unknown;
loa are hereby notified that suits have br,u
commenced IN Justices toart before Vi m. u.
'iHtcs. a ! u>ti,c q: the racc in Eureka towr-
ship, in >aii coanty. Nevada. BY The STATE Of
\cvaaa. r%Iaintif. against each %: lhe dctcrd-
ants hereinafter named: and each II the fol-
! lowing described tracts cr parcels al land wi h
! tha ,rovcIaerts thareoa. and ina |rey,ueur>
WHOM SCI ~arataiN assessed; and al eMHeI> oi
or claimant, IL the am . ErowLor EnAroNn.
{" reaevef the tan and de!.n IurIcy 49, ,>rd to
>a,I de:rndant against said property Ter The
fiscal year commencing January 1T, \. H..
l>1i. and ending December al>t. 49,.
am. that summons has been Il lly issued
IN Zach case; and yoI are t5Fth r Iot!hri that
Hnl>> yen appear and answer tn coml LIANT
I hlrl in sal ClaSn on or before TIA = Il liN e..
January, \. u. l>.t. lGlgiHynt viii h. TAI tn
AGAINST Nou ami the real estate and improve
mentS hervI" described. tor The amount ci IAN
ant de.!n llvncy i tclHci, and costs ui silt:
Amhtfster. stephen. mortgage, l..
I'atsatar mcrfgaE"r. personal proper
Y: tan and dolinquency.... ............S Is i
lr.uty, James, lUt =. block l., " turpe
>trvey. town al Eureta: also lor !,
h'urh II. NHrroe >Grvcy. town ui f.
reka: tax and de.inlaeney.............. 70 ~
lr3ce >od-"irN. ranch hnown a>Ihe
tovernor Chilli, ranch. obtaining
ara ar :, III ak on the iieluua road
IN sail GO l.tH; tax AID ay.inl4vncy... Ii =
Combs. Nltiam, lot l.. hlgrk =, ican
>!rSay Y. l. reta. Earrha county, We
yaia; TAX and dylin enry...... 8 O.
Carroll. .taaIc>. east - ret o.. lot :.
block u. McCov saryoy. Eureka: tax
~ ami drllu ucrcT...... ............. WH
4iene} 10 :.
Collins, iIiiau. mortgage: tax and de-
I'll -
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Public Notice,

II NERS AND ALL OTHERS ARE
VI h.rehy notified thai, TIE Basye Console
dar'i Mining Conn any Limited will not he
fesI"n >it.le ter LAY q Of la DOR OF material
furnished 10 Iar.ies having contracts or
ae'eeiu thts - work 81 any ot the tumiaHv.s
:nii "a. u itnfr. stt-st Canyon. ur rl.ewLtre
L. LI.,Ea eoGp.y. jcHN i. MURPHY.
Superintendent.
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Application for Patent.
MOTTO /, No. 2}S.


Eureka. Nevada. Dee. ~. Isl.
\0T1CE l. IlERtbl GIVEN That THE
y Gcdi.S and Bertrand Mill and Mining
Company Hustotfce address Eureka. Nevs-
ia. ha- this day filed in this off - Il diagram
together with a notice of Application ter Il
patent .rvm The nItel States, undcr act Of
Congress approved May 10. lS72. tor eight
h%al.ired >n linear teet ot the bertrand v.
! Lulr, tle same running ~ d-lu fee, north
erly and 81 lilo feet >uutherly t4om the Der
trand shaft with ~>urt;tce ground 40 ieet in
width situated in secret Canyon Mining li>-
trici, Eureka county, nevada. and described
Il the Hat and field notes ON file in this office
a. follows. tt-Wir.
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And you and each of You are barst@a
fled that tnless the amounts dvn 9efeoy f.
you shall t" paid On or heforss' i, aoln eaif
OF ninety days from this date 10 'ne %eAllfalp
r,ert. at his office in EureIa' vi. have.
the undersigned, your resr.e .fraia, q t.
shall become the property ofs ~, rar lnters,
IN saii mining claims, undar and :, .oFaes
'l. .a" OF ongress, approved Nav ,a sfale8
ehtltIeI \ Act to Promote tIss ~, N,
ment OF the Mining resources Of '|y H. af veg.
''''s J.; McNIIfIHHy'd
Eureka, New c, ., MAhK boiiEEfi''
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To Let.

l,fAE or SIX Co3ffoErAEI.r Eoovs
.,,HS, furnished, in the Iron Builiin.
IN -, Nam street. Apply early.
MtS. HEAD.
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PjTENT APPLICATIONS.
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NJ. -.

NOTICE NJ. -.
L. :. RECl-TrE'S OFFICE.
Eureka. Neaala. Pc. -, Is.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
y tr4iies aud bertrand Mil and Mintne
Iamrapv Pu>tufice address Eur,Na. NoEa-
da. ha< thIs lay filed in this eiiee a diagram
tozp,hcr with Il notice Of application Tor a
pat-nt from the I ni.ed States. under act"
Congress approved May. IN. l>12. for .eIEht
hunIrai SO linear feet vt the Geddes Ne. |
Icie, thp same running - feet ror;hrrly aHi
Sar.Sre ground Ira feet nj northern . q ami
-eo feet at the sulthern end and situated in
secret Canyon Mining District. Eureka eouI,
~. Nevada. and dcsv.ibcd in thr Plat and field
notes on Tile in this office a> follows, to-sit:
U. S. Survey No. 90.
beginning at a post marked Nc. l. ;.
Survey Ne. ~" whence the Town Co1iany>
wei, i'm Vanderbilt bears :. i y f. ~ feet;
SHAFT No. : bears ~ W. III feet and MT
pine tree = feet in diameter marScdG. =. L.
/. bears y. IL ". Il feet: thence 7 aiming
:. - " M feet To POST marked Ne. II u
vey Ne. III: thenee ~ ~ ". >oj2,le t.;
to post marked No. 5 |. :. Survey No. ~:
thence ~ Z. lol feet to lo>, marked NJ. I
l. :. Survey Ne. II: anil thence :. /! I. M
feet to post No. l. the place of beginning:
containing ; oNls acres. Courses eNrre>>ei
from the true merriam with Il magnetic Sarl-
alton ut Ii East. This claim l. on unslr-
veyed land anil Is bounded CT the East by the
Stockton Lode.
The claim i, recordedin Book {. rasc l. ot
thu Secret anvon %i>trict Mining hocurd>.
and a copy ct the notice and diagram can he
found posted at SHAFT No. : upon the lode.
do CYRUS +. HORN. Register.
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Mi"cELLNArors
A6sessmen< A.

NJ i L; \. HaLI, 7. o,ooyy"S
a. NJ "hLAf' and j. iNDTEnRssokh AIH
\oU AND EACH OF yo,. ~
by notified that there i; i ARE lIERF.
the sun set opposite yonr aUe ffsmI 70
TO- the working and deyIespecilye n ham
lowing named mines. set onnrnaeht Of th@ n.
situated III the Antelope MinnGrate your nan,
rex" county, and State Of NeraSJ, h%sirct, h.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-09
A Roatmau Of the ordeu rtme.

In the AIT Gallery of the Exposition
there is on exhibition a fine oil paiting,
portrait of Capt. Joseph Miller, a pioneer
boatmau. The history If this remarkable
man deserves a passing notice. Before & e
Cumberland River vas navigated by steam
boats. he was a bargeman engaged IN the
transportation OF freightS from Pittsburgh
to Nashville, and from this city to New
Orleans. On several occasions he walked
the entire distance from New Orleans to
Pittsburgh. The old Red Rover, his first
steamboat, was built at ShOusetown, Pa, in
1927. One Of the several boats he owned
and commanded was the John Randolph,
which was burned at our wharf on the 10th
Of March. in 1895, one Of the most impOr-
tant local events in the early history Of
Nashville. In the Olden time the arrival
n this city Of New Orleans steamer was
an interesting occurrence that always al
tTacted TO the wharf a crowd of citizens,
and the burning of the Randolph, which
took place in daylight, was witnessed by
almost the entire population. This craft
was proudly coming into port, heavily
| laden and thTOnged with passengers; her
| cOlOrs gaily flying, and her crew Of negro
| deck hands loudly singing. Dave Graft, a
negro slave, was the pilot on watch, and
| for his heroic conduct on that occasion his
| freedom was given to him by his master,
| Capt. Miller. This brave man stood at the
wheel until the ti.ler rope was burned and
the pilot house was enveloped in flames.
The boat having been landed, he leaped
! into the river and swan ashore.
In 1916, while in command Of the steam
er Seventy-Six, Capt. Miller was shot and
! killed by A. J.. Jones. at Prices Landing.
Many Of cur readers witt remember a
small boat that seEeral years ago ran in
| the Cumberland river and bore the maiden
name-Nettie Miller-Of daughter of this
old citizen and pioneer bOatman.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-09

McGayock, McCrea, W. II. Smith, LittereT.
Street-Ryman. COrder, Allen, Martin,
Darr, Black, Mccarthy, Thompson, Mocker,
NJ. S. Smith.
Waterwcrks-McCarthy, Ryman, Will
lard, Pitcher, HALEY.
SchoOls-Pilcher, Underwood, McGay-
ock, Lanier, w. II. Smith.
Police-DaT, Moore, Black, Pitcher, Ry-
man.
Gas-winard, McCres, slOey, Ambrose,
Underwood.
Fire-MeCrea, Mccarthy, Martin.
Hospital-Litterer, Dix, Cullom.
Dispensary-Hailey, Litterer, Mocker,
Re6dick, Darr.
WOrkhOuse-W. II. Smith, Cunningham,
Bransford, Corder, Lanier.
Wharf-Dix, Moore, Ambrose, Lanier,
Adams.
Markethouse-Black, Corder, Coleman,
Mocker, NJ ]. Smith.
Improvement and Expenditures -
Thompson, McGayoek, Crossthwaite.
Public Observation-Disclosures, CullOm,
Allen.
Street Railroads.&c.. ]. Smith, Martin,
Adams, CrOssthwaite, HALEY.
Cemetery-BransfOrd, Underwood, Sloey,
Reddick, Cunningham.
Mocker, Willard, Ambrose
Coleman, Moore. Adjourned.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-09
THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL COURT.-John Kindred,
charged with larceny, convicted and time
fixed at five years in the Penitentiary.
State VS.. Cato Parham and Sallie Parham,
both cOlored, charged with incest, pending.
State vs.. William HutchcTaft, alias
Brown, charged with robbery and larceny
from the person, pending.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-PreSs and Times
Company vs.. T. R. GlascOck ct ais, dismiss
ed at plaintiffs cost.
VIM. Cameron q Co., vs.. same, dismiss
ed at defendants cost.
J.L. Hirsch vs.. Rufus H. Page, con-
tinued by consent.
Dallas Bache vs.. Fled Laitenberger, YER
dict in favor of the plaintiff.
Samuel Langham vs.. Joseph Hide,
judgment affirmed.
Deschamps vs.. Gerding & Co., continued
as on affidavit of defendants.
Dillin, Winstead Il Nave vs.. E. H.
McCord, continued as on affidavit Of the
plaintiff
Paul f. Eve VS.. the Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad Company, continued for alb
sence of plaintiffs counsel.
Thomas Garland vs.. John ). BransfOrd,
continued for absence of defendants cOun-
sci.
Grover * Baker Sewing Machine Com
pany vs.. the Southern Express Company,
continued by consent.
Garrett vs.. Bowers ct ais, continued for
want of counsel.
Hillman & Son vs.. W. ID. Haggard, cOn-
tinued for absence of plaintiff counsel.
o. S. Lesuer VS.. Henlien & Barr, con-
tinued as on affidavit of defendants.
Alley, James vs.. DR.. ~. ID. HaSgari,
Judgment affirmed.
Mrs. L. G. NichOl VS.. Mrs. NJ. ROck.
verdict in favor of the plaintiff and DANA
ges assessed at $50.
Robert Neblitt VS.. the Nashville and
| Chattanooga Railroad, continued as on
affidavit of defendant.
T. NJ. Booth VS.. A. Hight & Co., attach
ment sQuashed and suit dismissed at plain
| tiff7s cost.
Charles Wardrum vs.. same, same EN-
try. .-.......-
| CHANCERY CoURT-Eichbaum and wife
VS.. Blackman, decree directing the Clerk
and Master to Ply $50 to j. ID. Eichbaum,
guardian, for the use Of William Eich-
| baum.
FERRIS VS.. Estis, order of revival.
Holt vs.. Smith, same.
South and North Alabama Railroad Com
pany VS.. V. h. Stevenson, decree giving
defendant further time to answer.
Harding vs.. Hickman, order of revival.
| McConnico vs.. johnson, decree setting
case for hearing on the 9th prOx.
| James VS.. James, decree dismissing.
Y NJ. W. Wright, administrator, VS.. the
| heirs and creditors of James w. Wright
deceased, decree directing Clerk and Mas
ter to report.
Allen VS.. the heirs and creditors of <
| Vaughan, deceased, decree reviving suit
| against J. l.. Fare, administrator.
! PROBATE COUNT. Il. Sadler and
wife VS.. William ID. Simpson, ct ais, de-
cree confirming clerks report of sale.
A. J. Roper gave bond and was qualified
as guardian of Willie Scruggs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-09
washington and Lee Uniyersity

This famous institution, of which Vir-
ginia and the entire South are Justly proud,
is thus spoken of by the StduatOR (Td.)
Spectator:
Washington and Lee University is one
of the few institutions where cisil. en-
cheering is made a speciality, and it offers
very great advantages to students desiring
TO prepare themselves for that profession.
This department is in a very lourishing
condition had during the last session over
fifty students in attendance, and the present
session has opened equally favorable.
Particular attention is paid TO field prac-
tice, rendering the student thoroughly IA
miliar with all the instruments, their ad-
iustment and manipulations, not only by
theory but also by actual practice. This
exercise continues through the whole course
of three years-ruLniDg out preliminary
lines, making approximate estimates, fol-
lowing up with location of line, together
with sidings, crossings, side stalking, etc.;
also maps, profiles and accurate estimates
Of grade work, bridges, masonry, etc; in
short, all practical details Of civil engi-
neering."
The University is now under the man.
agement of Professors Gen. G. W. c. Lee
and c. B. Percy. The latter was raised in
Nashville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-09
THE DISTRICT GRANGE.
A Well Attended Meeting Yesterday.
Patrons Present from Nine Counties

Patrons Present from Nine Counties.
The Middle Tennessee District Grange
met pursuant to adjournment, at II a. N.
Yesterday, in the Hall Ofthe United Friends
Of Temperance.
The meeting was opened IN due form,
Worthy Master, II. q. buchanan, in the
chair.
PRAYER was offered by the Worthy Chap
lain. DR.. W. p. Jones.
The Chair appointed J. A. HarwoOd
DOOTkeeper, 7. r. Richardson, Steward,
pro TEN.
The following officers were present: II.
r. Buchanan, Worthy Master; BIB tRogers,
Orerseer: DR.. W. J. Jones, Chaplain; ). Z.
Alexander, Secretary; j. A HARDWOOD,
Treasurer.
The following is a list of the delegates
present: A. BufOId and W. Il. Bayless, OF
Giles county; b. a. Rogers and William
Younger, of Maury; DR.. I'll. d. Hill and
Miss Il. Everett, of Davidson; W. ID. Full
ton. of Williamson; DIR. j. w. Steele, OF
Bedford; Thomas Richardson, OF Ruther-
ford; Robert Young and Mrs. Nancy
Young. of Wilson; 5. TOlley and William
McClelland, of MIR hall; j. II. Hughes, Of
Warren.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
An interesting address was delivered by
Thomas Richardson, of Rutherford county,
his subject being, 1.-The Best Method OF
Marketing our Crops.
An address was also delivered by j. W.
Steele, of Bedford county, on Ware
houses"
Communications from GraDges in Bed
ford and Marshall counties were read and
rererred to the Committee on Warehouses.
DIR. II. 3. Hill, of Mill Creek Valley
Grange, was appointed TO fill the vacancy
in the Committee on the Best Method of
Marketing our Surplus Produce, occasiOned
bv the absence of Geo. w. Morton.
A communication from Nubbin Ridge
Grange No. l52. was read by DR.. w. p.
Jones.
Il was determined that wherever the
word Grange appears in the Constitution
and Bylaws of the Order, it shall be stTick-
en- out. and the word Council inserted.
The following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved. That the Executive Commit
tee of this body be requested tOprepare and
publish an address to all the Councils Of
Middle Tennessee, setting forth the ad7an-
tages of union and effort.
Resolved, That each deleSale from tue
several county councils composing this
District Council, be asked to request the
Secretary of the District Council, the
names and postoflice address Of the officers
of their councils, and the number of each
grange composing their council, so astO en-
able the Secretary TO carry on his work
with greater dispatch.
The Council then adjourned al AS P.
NJ. 10 meet on the FIRST Wednesday in Jan
nary 1876.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-09
An Important Enternr.se.

Our Cumberland Presbyterian friends are
working quietly but effectively. They
have purchased recently the Bonner Of
Peace of Nashville; the Cumberland Pres
byteridl of st. Louis, and the Ladies Pearl
also Of st. Louis. They contemplate the
purchase Of the TerGs Cumberland PreSby-
terian,and,i if this is consummated, will pub
fish a consolidated journal in this city TO
be called the Banner Presbyterian and
edited by the editor of the st. Louis paper.
The Board Of Publication will then have
charge Of the following publications, in adj
dition to the weekly paper: Sunday Nor
ming, Sabbath School Gem and Theological
Medium. Negotiations for the purchase of
certain valuable real estate on Church
street are under way, with a view of estab-
fishing large publishing house in the in
terests of the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church.