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New-York tribune., 1874-08-24

The closing day of the week was not remarkable
for any special movement in any direction, and IN
the railway list only a small busines" was trans
acted. barely steady opening was succeeded by
dropping market, and hstless one until after the
o'clock Board. AT this juncture il became reported
in the street that the railway decision in Madison,
Wisconsin, would be less unfayorable to the rail-
roads interested than was hoped for and this i'm
parted strong feeling TO the Western roads. IN
which the other shares participated, the market
closing strong. The larger dealings were in st.
Paul. North West, Wabash, telegraph, Lake Shore,
and Rock Island. The opening. highest. lowest, anu
elosinO o. nrces of stocks were "a follows:
New-York tribune., 1874-08-24
THE FLUSHING, NORTH SIDE AM
Il CENTRAL RAILROAD

SHORT ROUTE TO 1A.YLON AND FIRE ISLAND.
Trains eaye Hunters Point $50 s.zV e.o' R,r,,.,
4.as. 3. The SiJ5 m and 400 N x,,,. ~ g -
ITHia to daily irsiss FLUSHING College rss s,, Sss
al othrr stsloer IBe Tables refI'
Tori ol Jame.sp East River 80 minutes aud 100. o.
ourttst River - preSious 20 th
Hunters Point neket- soli aud bagsse p, ,a,
an riHv-na7h.t efcs.. sgisy tans iess- ~ 90 M
Babylon Ismr.tesd al. stations al - q " no "
For frs-ng College Pont Whesors, asi an "a "a
at s. 10, 1880, 2:30 o. m 70, 1. so q 3s
intermediate 10: 80 s8d I:OO m ' 1..o S'
and 600 nd .,s5 m trains HaHters P'nt connect
rith babylon Fire Island rrox
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9teamboaia ano Railroads.

A LBANY and TROY by DAY LINE STEAM
"A BOATS G. vIBBARD spd DANIEL DREW leave foot Of
Per 80 r, $3.50 TWENTY hri.t lnorh Of
Ene feny) q S.&5 andiue YONKBaS. TARRYrUwN and
kIACx ssy mry,eost PoUGHKEEPsIE. RHISEBECk CATS
KILL and hgDsOS fer sb West and North Tnp
hekeu 70 NEsr POINT. CORN WALL kEwBuRG returning
nne aay 81 Special Trains and from SARATOGA TO ssrsesa
- 2oi round p f5 40 Round Lake 81 S5 round tp - 80
A FTERNOON BOAT for West Point. New
ss rOS.hLeps R"aaeus and kr.'oo anass :, o.sas
Nssuy 81, fter 80 eyerv afternoon Ga
Ileteh N pacaases
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

Commencing Jnae l. 1874. go.
Trans leave Harlem River Z, :, and g. l:-O
$3.50 sI0, 5;lJ. and 6f5 IN.
Receiving pa,s.ngrrs from ssmSo1 Of Morrsus steamboat Co
le,vng Fulton Harlem Station at T. $50 and
Has a. n, ard 3:lJ 4. AS and D 10. ,.
For uther posters at hotels and depon
JOHN MOODY. Supt. y. Y. Dynon Sew-fork.
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CTONINGTON LINE for NEWPORT and
Steamer. srOyIyGrOy M,ns., welnedsy, and FndSIi NAH
RAGANStTf Tuesday rtni.y, and Saturday rO" ref ' O
River At m. , -, ,-..., s,,t.,,
The nagIae.nt RHODE ISLAND daily Icept sund
from Per and Pier, Twenty thru I
River ., m arrisiBs 10 Boston evening hfeuf"'n
Siyuiagon tp 80 ,.,cocx D..
IL LLLE llenP Pa AL u =
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Corporation Notices.

CEALED PROPOSALS for FURNISHING
- GRANITE FOR BULKHRAD OR RIVER WALL-se,en @ prope
.hs ,hov. . the once Of the DepH
mept OF Docks until o'clock ofTUBSDAf, sepHoer ~
For full Information The CITY Record copies tor SAFE NO. Wv
all
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ng prices of stocks wore as follows !:

The bids for stocks 1t the close OF the Board ~
reported by Messrs. +. b. Wallace q co, were A'
follows: ysII
New-York tribune., 1874-08-24

T ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, VIA
IL NEN-JEksEY SOCTEHRS RAILROAD.
Comrn.neiug MONDAY july ~. 1874
Lesve Newly n. r., foot Of ErcforstD.
TOO a. m-Por Long Branch Sesbnght lad Hiyhiands
945 m-For Philadelphia Lolg Branch, Wareie~D' TueEerion
and BrdgetOn. .. ,r.- -, ~
ertOn.
3:3O ,. m.-Pier 4 y. k
$50 =. m.-For Long Branch. Wsretovn. he.
$40 o. m-Por Long Branch and intermediate stations
On SUNDAYS Pier and Pier Al
a4O. Branch. Returning arrive Pier at 900 m
Ia fourth-st Per at l:lO pn.
Fare f.smN New- oIk 10 Phla1ephis. ouly 81 %
4. sSRDEE General hansger
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILRoADAter June 2s 1874. through usn ""
raw. Grand Central Depot ~, ,....- 49,.
500 a. m Chicago Northern with dFa"ingroon carr
through 10 Rochester and ST. Albsns nh 49,, ho,-. .,a
$500 H. special ssnoga kIprsS Ihoufh "pe Ho-'' 1
40 inmates 81, ..s "a Ro.h.
a fGl
lU:tJ q n, Northern and Western nrpress
3:4J m he-ebes Hsrstogs ~ 80 y. m
Adams w.,.x,o~. -
Ss00 Psci6e Rrpre Dsy sh eepnzsar' LOT hoese.'st
Bua,o and Esssn fss sso for Chicago MA o'A L. D. A-4 %
noo n Express seepingess, rrOr and Albany
Way "sA' - pei N s ' C. H. KBSDRICK,
Cenefal Passenger Agent
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NEW-YORK, NEW-HAvEN AND o,I7IAIEs HART

NEW-lORh, NEW -HAF I'm AMI MAni
~ FORD R-NEW YORK AND NEW-HAVES DIVISION.
Snnmer Arrangement NAV ls 1874 Passenger Siass
in New York Central Dpot Forty seconds
LEAvE SEv.Y'Rk . 49, N, mi.
Trains for New Haven 1l0 tAccrl $40 uLl tpo
Aeeni. 1000 tEz) 1900 Aecnl 100 tEI 500 lELl
20 (Acen i:3S and Jl5 tLOea IL $40 EI and 9iV 'hh
or ,ooo ,oo,vx,
300 3l5 4:3S 5:5 540 6:35. $40 HlO m Fo sanorl
40 sos g:O5 1900 leo go ,nd 3:lo lhIh
3:55 ABS 4:45, 5l5, 5:iO 635. 1870 $40 sIOp m
For Port Chester. ll:4O m. 80 - -, O. N
2. NJ Line sad $40 IN The s;o9 m, lUy az
sHd stopping sismiorl Norsah and oUD
AID 1000 300 $40 aud 9;lo N At BndsfpotS t
sos o. with on Shore lAne DIVISION o
Providence AMI Connecticut Valley saTbeoS he 90 ana
connect shore Division for Norwich and ne~-hayen
The 500 snh pn
press s:O5 10 and IL noon tsin. connect
Connecticut River spnngneld AMI for hontre Inc
m with hsugstuek r. X and NE oioo
8 m. 5 .. Housatonc r. r. az Bnigepof The r:Oo m
and N and SOrvak al sonth Norssk
the s:Oj 4:3S and $40 with NewCanaan
at
sands 700 Springfield at 9;lo
n. via ProvGen--. -. r
press Trains. c- -. c., r..
t D,pf or al ~ y Trassfer Co. 9++ Broaissy and
Windsor Hoae s. Y ard No Courti BfoOAJD MO VIA also
euerk b1gs6 % frvLnr 10 sEnatOn
New-York tribune., 1874-08-24

SARATOGA.-Direct route via Citizens Line
- Steamboats, Pier 40 North Rverst6 N ~ % % R1
Tuesday So Monday, Weines aAu ~
TeKe SewTok Saratoga nd reIurn gVV ."
81 EInrson tickets Round Lake aad urn ID Lo
New-York tribune., 1874-08-24

V1rICKFORD RAILROAD ROU1E z TO NEW
W PORT for thi, line TAKE S.uy = AZ. p N
erpr CeDuAl Depot Arf1'S Hs"pofN n H.
"A'i' "s ''"r~ THO WARREN supsnsisaa 1
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
Gin Real Gstate for 6ale.

EOR SALE.-The brownstone HOUSE, with
L IOT IL n GipxlO2 H. No. 40 Zig .ueth-st,
Fouav rewv painted throughout and in excellent condition
Iun on premises or of LATHAM BROTHERS, - Beeknans -
New-York tribune., 1874-08-24
NEW-JERSEY MIDLAND RAILWAY, -,

~ Passenger depo in SevYors Jersey City from foot
Cortlsndt and Desbrosssssts. - - - -
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK AS FOLLOWS:
$40 for Oswego Oneida Uucs Rome sTs
Norwich Sidney Delhi Walton hdteoxn and iDermedae
without change Of ;broush TO Oswego
$40 m.-waon wsy for Walton. Delaware County, Sew-fot
N n sdiate, without change OF car.
ll:i0 a. NV ors1dyke Accommodation.
$3.50 .. m---BiOOniDg1aie war
4:30 .. m-User through 10
charge OF
5 80 D. m-Bloomingdile Local.
$50 D. ~ -Wortendyke Local.
For Albany Division hrongh to Tsppanown o.
$40 A. q. and at 80 :. without ehange OF car m
For Susser road 6iOa $40 and i:5O m making
~ Ali TRANS STOP AT HACKENsACk AND PATERSON
t. I and baggage checked principal places bV New York
Tr,nsfer Co g4i Broa iwav. Gnd At toe ierri-s - - - -
Fbt forSsred for all points al f 81 SorIn hef
Din Go warehoase ADJOINING Des6ossesI frrFT
c, o., "a ~ fi.,,,st IL, Nes.Yrk K H. CHAPMAN
t.nrr Freght taulP Passeug
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FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER DAILY
SUNDAYS INCLUDED AT ..
From Pier IS North River. foot Of Mararst,
THE WORLD-REEOWSED STEAMERS
BRISTOL ASO PROVIDENCE
Capt A. G. SIMMONS. Capt B. 81 SIMMONS
The Taunton Addleboo Plymouth, New
Bedford Mrhas Vineyard, NANTUCKET Cape Cod the WHITE
MOUNTAINS and al pspa points New England and the Prov
Tickets Ss,erooms spy at 4l and oZ5 broa"av
BroAdvsy Tweuty-thrst 1hirisVe and OnhIn
veurfs Dodds ErIress Ooes Si4 BoadSay ana ~ nouE
BrockJn: the oce III; Pier and at all pnreiph ho
Ticket Ohces
HALLS BANDS ENGAGED POa TIE SEASON
BORDEN L LOWELL, Agents
GEORGE L. CoSSOR General PASSENGER :eni,
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broohlnn Real Gstate for Sale.

bruoalpn Real estate for Sale
COTTAGE HOUSE for SALE or to LET /;
prce ~ 500 or rent 500 monthly; a67 Fourhaye, be-
tween rbrt1seveDth and ThryGshhs BroiCn seven rooms
marble maaiels nILhNs. LO9 "1EIS
TNION-ST. LOTS FOR SALE on easy terms
without who will Guild Immediately Two
very desrabe LOTS the elegant residences o ~ New
Ton KENYON the bnes blocks South BookJp
j. E. CORNELL IL Couri-sL
AZ AND 40 HICKS-ST.-F0R SALE cheap,
Il 4 aud on easy terms E. CORNELL A Court-s.
q KIM CASH. and balance by easy INSTALL
ID D,)OO uentf Will purchase 233 Ssvyst THREE story rame
horse DeSsbaye. j. r. COhsLLD' A OoaI'iI
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furniInre.
Gteamboats ano Railroads.

rT,HE DAILY TRIBUNE wiH be mailed to
subsbers hdrtn; Ne1 York snpordrtP yo
81 80 per postage prpr,d 81 per monm postaoe ~
ddtress
ofn a, ORDERED THE sEM-WBEKLY TRIBUNE rtu be sSni 70
anu addr,ss for 81 postage paid dnd r ef
usirs postage rarers abroad hare any ~ M
on TIKI TRIBUNE matted BANKERS for e Ioutng Ptrod
DAILY for on< month sBAIN BERLY hree months WEEALi "1
months.
A LBANY AND TROY MERCHANTS OPPOo
n sITIOE LNE-Fe so cent. deek 81 90 with etrth 81 %
with JAMES SCHUYLER Pranknst. Pie- 81 ~ NJ
MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS. snd FRIDAYS D. m returning rom
Albany SUNDAY, m l"shlY-
Iis So: from Albany evening are new
burgh and Poughteepse 5O Albany 81 round trg ~ oo
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housat0nicc
leaves New-Yors at 1870 a IN. and Bridgeport at II D.
CTTIZENS' LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
" SARATOGA LAKE CHiMPLAIS, LAKE GEORGE, THE
ADIRONDACKS MONTREAL ali North and West Lev
Az, and r,o ueion 10 ali polnts elegant
- sCNSYsIDR and Pow BILL.
DAILY saturitvs eIeepe al from pr AZ NertI Te
ootL N l. central
and Boston sni connecting aoadA
Through tickets sold and baggage checked 20 esnsion Cat
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miscellaneous.
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK rRIBUSR WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE CPTows
oTpICEs Nos SA 1.2 West Tbiry-sssop4st. 3eS Wsu
T..,Wtbirsst 5O4 Thirdava. Thirty fostht - "
uIPiEN OFFICE No 2,lSI Thdave. - sne
st Savings Bank Bukinsl and 81 ne
LYN BRANCH OFFICE No. 323 WsshnS'oa"' next 'es' ~
Pes, O6se up to 8 D. m. ct regular shee rates
NALL at 81 BROADWAY for cheap In all
" departments.
COKE-s3 so per chaldron-best quality
.c,.eped coke Discount shipper by the cargo Aalre"
MtyHi TTAy GAS WORKS Avenue and 15thst j. shIlh
EOR SALE.-A good second hand WHEELEh
II 4 WILSON SEWING MACHINE, small size tsr hni1 use
pie. 81 address WAvRRLkY, Boz 100, Tnbune Omce
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a
Ssa- .a,.ea. h., II md n.ayThs MARY POWELL from
neteh IN psesases raies
ERIE RAILWAY.
FI;. cs:.s. D;Ds. ar % r..s., '.': s i'
,n-Cnennsa and CHICAGO Day Erpr-s Dsuiugoom Coaches
MAZE is' Sssss si.'as' sss .s. v sleeping
ssG sh r., Err; g, The w;; s::V's cs:ss Ss
,sIesxh saa s.sss F.s ciDeiaa.a, 81 Louis
ar, from the we. q, 7:lo n 2Ao 7Ss and
Per, JsT,. 7so, 1880. g. tio:so and lo:ts t:so
iots si5' a.so' $50 1850 So and ai''. r.
a t s a .ss.s g.; . .aS $50 &c
En- sss'' 80 ts:sS 1880 ,o: 4; p ssS
:; ): & .s s ere 2 ;. y = !; ,s Z
IN % IlS; saS $50 g. sso nd ri
81 sio !fSsS iSIs f:.:T; 81;
tse - t's s;I5 $50 SIS te'sS ess g slS ,ed
::.,5.; r S.sS T.. 81 s s; = ,s;s
s 7: = ss :'iSs'; 6:
1880 nansss ai.i,l. .Ds n:ssss..s,, 4ts
sa R.sss s :s I'D iG!s q s;. 4. is %
S! s f P.Inss. aS .1s A e. .d and u sssy 1st
ts t5 ..s nd o. s;aIa. a'. s any
~ Saturday night. o1y. ,.v
25d in.a e:Is sA,n above time. trains s,nf ch,.
Se~:, :. nam. hour II. t:4s and s'iS from
Chambenst onv
Tes,t. for passage ana Dung
pe Coaches orders for the checking
Bssgsee ef CompsnTs onees 2<l 529 and 951
srosd.sy Cou.t Brooklyn and At the coaO.ay' DspOs
Daily Jso ABs0TT BS5fiT' Sen.r. Gsl. Passenger Ar...
E'OR HARLEM landing at ELEVENTH-ST.,
ASTORIA ONE OsEHuSDRBDASDsINrH-sT,a and osR-HUS:
connecting With bo,s for Hsb and
until .. IN III a m 1890. and .. m.
BSee tables wh. land boats leave
half hour from $3.50 .. until 8p u
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-On and after
~ MONDAY July 49, 1874 the following Will be the ONLY AU
TH0RZED OFFICES Newogk City snd vicinity for the sale
and Second Class Tickets the following lines:
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER r. r..
Alb Depot Thrnethst Depot Harlem De
Westeotts Express ofees No Trnthst ana
broadwa and Thirty Broadway n Y asd 1888 ash
ipgton-st, Brooklyn
ERIE RAILWAY
241 Brosdwa 23 Broadway 957 Bosdsav 10 De-
pot Depot Depot Jer'ey Ciy,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No Asor House $40 Broadway 944 Broadway B.ey place
Depot Coriandst Depot Jey City
4 Colrt-si. BROOKLYN. AM ll6 Huason-st, Hoboken.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
3l5 526 Broadway 944 Broafvav
Of DebrO,se Depot foot COsndts Depot jersey
Civ Coarrsi.. BROOKLYN and ll6 Hudsons Hobokea
G. II. HESDRICK, Gen'l Pass Agt n Y. G. End X r. T.
JOHN y. ABBOTT. 6eu'l Pass AT Erie Railway.
u. a. BOYD, jr. 0ohl Pass. Agt Penn X X
L. 81. COLE Genl Ticket Az B. and y. r. X.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Saturday, Aug. 70, 1874
There were no sales at the Exchange sales
rooms to-day The following sales announced for
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Brooklyn property 90 fet.

TNO LET-FLATS of FIVE ROOMS, in bes
Of G.ts..ve ehsh buildlns. s.ndomey m%:s s hs
further particulars inquire Of PAUL C. GRESING ~
G..essve Nostrsnd ave-, Drookiyn
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NOTICE no THE PUBLIC,

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
~ The the Hotel Ticket ofces respectfully
their oee heretofore Rail-
Semhip Tickets furnished without extra cha Reliable
Information eeerT Wagner Accommodations securd
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL. GILsET HOUSE.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
EARLEs HOTEL GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL,
NEW YORK HOTEL, AStOR HOUSE,
PRFSCHS HOTEL MERCHANTS HOTEL.
sWEESRY's HOTEL. COSMOP0IITAN HOTEL,
ST
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Gitp properir 10 fet.

ITO LET-A very desirable HOUSE, fur
ubel anurnished az bOu IRON wsllst Apply to s. HAN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-02

THE Neic York Bulletin, OF Monday
last, contains an able article from the
pen of merchant whose Judgment and
sources of information are Endorsed by
that paper in the hi hest terms. He
contends that the crop Of 1874 viii be
considerably larger than the estimates
of the Agricultural Department and
the Southern Cotton Exchanges, re-
marking that these authorities are so
much at variance with private advices
that it is thought they viii have no in
fuence after this year, if the crop turns
out $500, 900 bales or more.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-02
sEOoNnaRYsLayERY.


The infection of the Rebel-Dem
cratic reaction is beginning to spread
Georgia, like Texas, has scheme to
throw all offending blacks into virtual
slavery, by consigning them to
chain gangs, or hiring them out. Of
course, when the law is fairly In work
ing order, all but the most subservient
freedmen will De found guilty of some
thing that viii bring them within the
purview of the law. There is abund-
ant need for watching the movements
of the Southern Legislatures.-Ct''c''a-
natl Gazette.
Georgia, like every other State IN the
Union, has laws for Furnishing crimi-
nails. In one of these laws it is pro-
vided that: "In all cases where per-
sons are convicted of misdemeanor, and
sentenced to work in chain gang on
the public works, or public roads, or
when such persons are confined IN jail
for non-payment of fines imposed for
such misdemeanor, the ordinary Of the
country, and when there is Board of
Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
of the country, then said Board of
Commissioners, and in those coun-
ties where there is a county judge,
then said county judge, where such
conviction was had, or where such con-
victs may be confined, may place such
convicts in the county or elsewhere, to
work upon such public works of the
county, in chain gangs or otherwise, or
hire out such convicts upon such terms
and restrictions as may subserve the
ends of justice, and place such convicts
under such guards as may be necessary
for their safe keeping" This law ap-
plies, it will be seen, equally to white as
toblack convicts. Theprin iplcinvolved
is that criminals shall be made to pay
the expense attending theirpunishment
for violating the laws. A similar sys-
TEN, is in operation in nearly all the
Northern States, where work-houses
and chain-gangs are anything, but a
novelty. 1t is curious that the cleo
tons have taught the average Radical
editor absolutely nothing. With blind
persistence he ignores the thousand
and one sins of omission and
commission which drew upon his
party the righteous vengeance
of the nation. and still harps upon the
imam and brother" Yet if November
3, 1874, is to be remembered in history,
it will be because on that day the negro
was eliminated, as a controlling ele-
ment, from American politics.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
In Chancery for Cheatham County, Tenn

Jno. E. Garner VS. Charles Vedder-Attaeh-
ment Bill.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-02
THE NEW YORK sENATORsHIP.
New York Sun.

Gov. Seymour has written a second
letter reiterating his Discrimination to
become United States Senator. No
doubt he is heartily sincere IN these
expressions, but We do not think they
ought to control the action of the
Democratic members of the Legisla-
ture. No sooner was the result of the
election IN this State ascertained than
public sentiment fixed upon HorotiO
Seymour as by far the most suitable
man to occupy the seat soon to be va
Gated by Gov. Fenton; and we think
this sentiment is stronger now than 1t
was then. This fact ought to have
great weight with Gov. Seymour. The
Democracy Will make a great mistake
if they fail TO send him to the Senate.
He is needed there, and he ought not
to decline to go there.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-02

THE latest gossip about Supervisor
Cobb is thus given by the Cincinnati
Commercials Washington correspon-
dent: He now states that he is great
ly in need of rest and recreation, which
his Office duties will not permit him
TO indulge in. This is very good way
to shuttle off the official coil, and the
authorities are not disposed to quarrel
with him, provided he goes. A Mr..
Patterson, Of Memphis, is mentioned
in addition to Wofey, of New Orleans,
in. connection with the Office, but it is
believed that the latter gentleman will
be successful"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-02

THE oyster trade of Baltimore, it is
said, has increased In the last few days
to double its former extent. The orders
to one firm alone on Wednesday last
we're so heavy that they were compelled
to work about 125 of the fastest schuck-
ers from 10 O'Clock on Wednesday night
until o'clock Thursday afternoon, and
then barely completed the order, and
to-day the shipments from the same
house will amount to about 600 gallons
Of oysters. Four years ago there was
not single packing establishment in
that city and the starting of one would
almost have been ridiculed. Now there
are ten firms. and a prospect of more.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-02
BANKING.
DIRECTORS:

Oaptai SO ,0Oo
Surplus fund- 5000
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-02
In Chancery at Ashland City.

Office of Clerk and Master, Chancery Court,
Cheathsm County, Tenn--A. Dozler et ais
vs.. q. NJ McQuary ct als--Cross Bhi
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING FROM
i the allegations in complainants cross bill,
which are sworn to, that the defendants wash
ingtOn Harris, Howell Harris, Columbus
Harris, VanBuren Harris, II. n. Harris,
James NJ. Harris and b. NJ. Rickets, are non
residents OF the State of Tennessee, so that the
ordinary process OF law cannot be served upon
them: Ii Is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks In the Union
and American, a newspaper publiShed IN the
CITY of Nashville, Tenn, requiring the aforesaid
defendants 70 appear At the Courthouse IN Ash
land City, before cur Cbancery Court, which
meets on the third Monday in January, 100,
next, and plead, answer or demur to complain
ants cross bill. or the same will be taken Tor
confessed and set for hearing exParte a. TO them.
This Nov. %, 1874.
j. y. ALLEN, C. * NJ.
Jno. Z. 6 A. L. Garner, SOls- for Complain
ants dec2 Oaw4t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-02
UNION AND AMERICAN.

WE shudder to think of Mullet
when we learn that a Chinese contrac-
tor, who made false estimates for the
repair of the imperial palace, has been
decapitated.
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"H. V. R." is still explaining to the
readers of the Cincinnati Commercial
SHOW the Great Democratic Victory
Happened" in Tennessee, and Glow
the People Take It"
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JnO. =. farmer rs. ChaTles Neuder-AIIach-
ment Bill.
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING BY
i affidavit to the bill that the defendant Is in
debted 20 the complainant, principal and inter
est, about S67 80, and that said defendant is
nonresident OF Tennessee, and ie the owner OF
tract of land lying in Cheatham county, Tenn,
in District No. I, containing BY estimation loo
acres and fully described in the bill, which
prays an attachment to be issued ana levied on
said land and on said Vedderis interest therein,
which il done: IL il therefore ordered by me
that publication be made for four Consecutive
weeks, requiring said Yedder to appear at the
Court-honse in Ashland City, before our Chan
cery Court which meets on the third Monday in
January, 1919, and plead, answer or demur 10
Complainant's bill, or the same will be taken
for confessed, and set for hearing eK parte as 10
him. This Nov. %, 1874.
j. n. ALLEN, G. & NJ.
A. T. Garner, Sol. for Complainant.
dar9 parr4t
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T'OTICE,

81 AS. c. WARNER HAS WITHDRAWN
from the firm of Z. McIver & Co. The business
will be continued by z. McIver and Leslie
Warner, under the firm name OF Z. McIver &
Co. JAS. G. WARNER,
T.. MCIVER,
decl 81 LESLIE WARMER.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PittSburg Coal.

LEAVE YOUR ORDERS AT THE NASH
vile Savings Company, corner Union and Col
lege streets. Seventeen bushels, delivered in
any part Of the city, for $40.
nov 2ieodtf WA. DEWS, Agent
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BOOts and Shoes

r. x. CUTTER, corner Of Broad and College Sta.
b. n. EATHERLY, 81 n. College street.
CHAS. B. HALL. ~ y. College street.
JOHN HOLAHAN, Union street.
MANEY 4 Bro. SO Church street
TRECY COTLE, q Union street
T. I. KISSTE1D 4 CO., \. ChCuy street.
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Carriage Manufacturers and Dealers.
y. n. ALLEN { CO., ls2 Snd 1si North Cherry
street.
W. S. HUNT, No. 11s North Cherry street.
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Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods.
S. POWERS a SON, 20 Public Square.
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Choioe New Goods

WE Arr JUST RECEIVING THE FOL-
w loving selected goods, that We are offering
at very low prices Canned California Fruits,
Oregon salmon, Penn. Buckwheat Flour, White
Drip syrup, special packs Cove, Spiced and
Picked oysters, English Plum Pudding, Apple
amt Peach Batter, String and Lama Beans,
Dried Corn, twenty varieties Of Crackers, and
Call and examine a large stock and learn our
lou prices. W. W. TOTEM X BRO,
nO-I5 cod till dec6 . College street
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AttoTReys-at-Ldso.
B. L. CARUTHERS, Jr-, & J. W. BONNER, No.
46K n. Cherry st.
J. P. JEUP, once SIX Cedar street.
WIN. X. McALISTER, IT., s. n. College street.
SMITH, BAXTER s. ALLISON, No. Porter
Block.