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4Slace, Stem Norf.
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ltelt Ia. Iaufeabe ftsntp ben Eae. an ue&em Ae seran.
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Trtsstntttd.
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gen;
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ets ppu al ben stnannttn Sipruu8sa. 1850
@retS 25 GeRtS fir bic GhaGtel.
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$50 OLD Dominion pauyf(bif
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Dr. Rahwap's @erfect DureattOs
uub reauItreuoe Ntuen,

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&aae @a1tnfs5I, acknowledgements pomprrbpibtn
unb aQs InpreHu5asn IN cen tnnersn Orsaztr. rtrt
~aasaasist ans tnas taf ft psNtis sErtrsa.
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Waftrx, S&arIa&Reber entftten aus Serhrrbensm UIuh.
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y stebt abtr plrb Der Gebrau& ~ fpd. ober MID stnas
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teai ptrbsn, sa Aranttetea tn bttfea Staptuna ttae an
Ass Dtbaubluae ~erfsrbtrns
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star Wf,n" Platform.

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Stus unter Osisn, Nraast in @tienpaarsn, + anhIun.
etn mao. Gireulars Sralis %perieneti. Gersfarti
gp29st; &tnr iGittIt 10.
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RADWAY'S READY RELIEF

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shtr ~sriraaitsn 3hsilt ~irs ~etaetraas unb Bslstteaxe
bss ustts esrbdfubrsa. .
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9ransy Usw Sttttis ale Gin g~tiimitta.
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IN. DIE Rranibeiten, pel&t aus %sefSrter Ebatietsit 20
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sHfAenenb sana seiHtessusr Ratar Ras. DIR ueuues
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sas s.f$wd$.. SYf.n er!tsst BEN l%siatsRsu anfau eips
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Sansea, rttteu sbnt aasnabms TIRE Nuimeriiamtelt ~.
eft auf bH @ssulrane pu gerbauunssorsans samit ba
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sea nab tbai satstbsr sar tttns sbu Ia slyfissn 6aQA
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1antansfAIdsa


el.Atea, Stnnsa, ..sara nas2alsx sasssasns &sszS
sstsa. rgN
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R. R. R.
RADNkY'S READY RELIEF
aasist bic i&Iimmi fen Sdynlsn In 1 biz 20
Mtnuten,
30 Ni6t elm Stunbe va
nae etfans tttftr aRs:tst bf au&t trssnh Ssxaans
G4msita ~ ltbta.
Railways Ready Relief
surtrl ieben S@mer5.
g. pas has srfs uak y
9as sinsige i9mer3tiaenoe NitteI.
Sas sinsigs i9mer3tiaenos MittsI,

wsl&st aassnbli8lid bi, dim NJ atn cd me- ratn, S&p6&s
pHp Gntilaeunssn b~sfetttst unb GsnssliUnsn furtrt.
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Waltss NHTeubane.
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%tdssriss S6paas. @srfruYpelts, 9ttysSf., an stsuralgis
aeiesaSe sser Erdntelnos pirs an
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acknowledgement,
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alsss .as 0sfAkS.

y d stsn natdelr, ace sassx ntsusn[as snA
tesa sHsiAlttsli& btettt ems
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melaH6clte.

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n@heA Hanez. " "
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-11
Protested Nancy"

4
There appears in the UNION AND
AMERICAN Of to-day a statement of suit
between us and others. a brief history Of
the transaction which caused the litigation
is this: Some weeks since a purse was
hung I'D on the Nashville Trctting Course
for horses that had never beaten 2:5O.
Nancy Gray, Storm, Rusty Shilling, and
Country Boy were the entries.
Nancy Gray won the first heat, walking
under the string, and shutting out Country
Boy, he having run a quarter Of a mile 70
save his distance. Tie judges did not ex-
Guide him, but announced from the stand
that Nancy Gray was protested for trOtting
under an assumed name. We are able TO
show the charge untrue.
Rusty SHILLING won the second heat, and
Storm the third and fourth. In the fifth
heat Storm was Overtaken by Country Boy
inst before reaching the distance stand,
when be broke and was run under whip to
the judges stand.
The purse was awarded 10 Storm con-
trary TO rule so.
Believing this deCi ion wrong, we an
nodnced that We would not surrender our
bits; they were, however, pad against our
protest, and We sued.
GA the trial we offered 10 establish these
facts, but the court held hem incompetent
To- irrelevancy, stating the issue at law
TO be simply whether We lest money on the
race, how much and by whom won, and on
this issue and The testimony, decided the
suit IN our favor.
WATSON BROTHERS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-11
OVER TIE CITY.


More than a week Of dry weather made
last nights rain a welcome shower.
Business is impsOTing In the Police
Court, the fines amounting to Sl35 yester-
day morning.
Tilda Harris was sent TO the county
woTkhouse by Justice Baskette yesterday,
on the charge of having nothing 70 do.
Detectives Ryan, Watson and Fields,
have recovered a very fine Masonic pin,
which the owner nan get by identifying it
at their Office on Deaderick street.
10 is reported that flOcks Of wild geese are
flying southwark every night. This is
a rather cary move on their Part, and some
take il as an indication of en- early winter.
Allen Bullock, colored, was bound over
by justices Cassetty and Creighton yester-
day, in the sum Of $50, 70 keep the peace
for six months toward Letha Bullock,
colored.
Judge Duling went for a colOred Jehu
named George Green, yesterday, having
fined him SO for careless driving, $40 for
running hack without license, and $50 for
being drunk and disorderly.
Abram Tigg and George Hall had a
light last night that resulted in the latter
getting cut in the face with knife. Tigg
was arrested by Sergeant McAllister and
lodged in the work-house.
The South Nashville street cars are now
run on a plan very convenient to business
men. From five to ten O'Clock A. NJ, and
SIX to ten 2. NJ. they make the round trip
in fifty minutes, while from ten A. NJ. to
SIX P. N. they only 60 round once an hour.
Jake Watkins and Sam Brown, both col
ored, were arrested by officer Corbitt and
taken before Justice Everett yesterday, on
the charge Of having stolen fine coat from
Mr.. John Archibald, at DiX's Magnolia
Garden on College street. They were COM
mitted to Jail for trial to-day.
An ice cream festival and soiree will be
given by the members OF the choir of st.
COLUMBIA Church at McClure's Hall, Edge
field, tomorrow night From the extern
sive arrangements that have been made by
those who have the affair in charge, it
promises to be one Of the most pleasant en-
teTtainments Of the season. 1t is given for
lauda6le purpose and should be well at
tended.
The temperance meeting called for Mon
day night, at Jones' Factory, was post
pOned on account Of the religious services
being held there. Another meeting is
called for tonight, and will be held at
Elysian Grove Hall, over COusSens' drug
store, on the corner Of Market street and
the MurfreesbOro pike. All who are favor
able TO the cause are earnestly requested TO
attend.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-11
EX.PRESIDENT. JOHNSON.
In MeTnOrIanl,


At a meeting held in this city on the
eTen-ng of the 3lst OF July, a committee OF
gentlemen from various counties Of Middle
Tennessee was appointed to select a suit
able time to testify their respect for the
memory of their illustrious Senator, An
drew johnson, ex-President of the United
States. It was likewise made the duty OF
the committee to select some person to de-
liver an Grafton on the life, services and
character Of our distinguished fellow cit
izen.
a full ATTENDANCE of the committee is re-
spectfully invited at the room of the
County Court, in this city, at o'clock P'
NJ, Wednesday, the 18th inst, to carry
into effect the objects of the meeting.
NJ. BURNS, Chairman Committee.
NASHVILLE, Aug. 10.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-11
TRIBUTE or RESPECT.

OFPICE or NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL ~
sURANCE Co, NAsHyILLEE, Tenn, Aug. 10,
Is75.-At ameeting Of the Board OF Directors
held this day, the President announced the
death Of Mt JAMES WOODS, a member Of this
Board, which sad event occurred on yesterday,
when the following resolutions we're offered and
unanimously ADOPTED,
Resolved that We learn with sincere regret of
the death Of Mr. JAMES WOODS, who has been a
Director Of tuis Company since its Organ,zatiOni
MAY, 1S5i,) and that by his death this company
has lost the services Of able, honest, faithful
and upright counsellor in the management Of
its affairs.
Resolved, that the character Of JAMES WOODS
needs no eulOgy in this community In which ne
has lived for more than fifty years, universally
respected for the many virtues " hich excite ad-
miratiOn and reverence, and untainted by the
? ightest word derOgatOTy 70 that hights - human
Character courteous Christian gentlemsn n.
Charitable, honest, generous and manly In his
nature, his very presence seemad 10 inspire
those associated with him with something Of his
own kindly feelings.
Resolved. that the sympathy Of this Board is
hereby rendered 70 his bereaved family; that a
COPY of these resolutions be sent them, and also
published in the city papers.
Copy from the minutes Of the Board.
Z. D. HICKS, Secretary.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-11
THE COURTS.

PRoBATE CoURT.-F. II. Hughes ap-
pointed administrator Of the estate Of
Martin Rairus, deceased.
Ellen De Lee, admins rstrix, IS. VIM.
De Lee ct al; report OF clerk confirmed,
decree divesting and investing TILE and
order of reference as TO attorneys fees.
CHANCFRY COURT.-BeioTe Chancellor
Cooper: y. B. Shepard vs.. Geo. T. Akers;
Clerk and Master ordered to take an &C
count and an appeal to Supreme Court
granted.
Ann P. Hogan vs.. Geo. w. Hogan ct al;
ordeF Of refs ence corrected.
J.E. Newman Ct 81. -. Fred Sloan ct
al: guardian bond filed and Clerk and
Master ordered to pay over funds 10
guardian.
Simmonds vs.. SimmOnds; complainant's
bill dismissed.
Robert Moore & Co., vs.. StIte Insurance
Co, ct al; compliments crOss-biu dis
missed and case appealed.
Before Chancellor MalOne-W. n. Evans
vs.. Mayor and City Council Of Nashvillei
bill dismissed and appealed to Supreme
Court.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-11
MARY DE mAGALANs WEDDING
Feast, AND WHAT BECAME OF
THE SILVER.

New YORK sun.
The owners Of one Of the most elegant
houses on Murray Hill intrusted it 70 a
fsvorite maid domestic when they went to
a fashionable watering place fortnight
ago. As she is pretty, she had much COM
pany in the evenings. A week alter the
family's departure, Eugene de Magellan, a
trim little Frenchman, who prOfesSed TO be
the prOdigal son Of a noble family, WoOed
her successfully. On the wedding day she
laid the cloth in her employers grand
dining-rOOm, and covered it with his silver
ware. Then she served up an inviting
meal. On the following day De Magellan
disappeared with the silver.
Although betrayed and abandoned, Mary
kept her own counsel until wednesday
evening, and then, dreading the loss Of Der
place unless she regained possession Of the
silver before her employers return, she ap-
pealed to Capt. Steers.
"Wby," said the Captain, after she had
described De Magellan, she is locked up
here on several charges Of obtaining goods
under various pretenses. He says that be
is a French nObleman."
Then De Magellan and his pleOeian wife
were confronted. She Indignantly accused
him with stealing the silver. He calmly
acknowledged that he had stolen and
pagned it, and referred her to the Sergeant
for the pawnbr5ker's address. De Maya
lan's GOODNESS angered his wife, and she
told him that as he had disgraced her
family and herself, she would never look at
him again; and, sObbing bitterly, she went
away.
De Magellan was com tilted 10 the
TOmbs. He says that he won't defend
himself, but will suffer the penalty Of bis
crime and return to France.
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Maj. IVES. n Rhea, Of Memphis, is in
the city.
DR.. S. J. Cobb has returned from Wash
ingtOn.
DR.. Thompson, of Lebanon, was in the
city yesterday.
CIV Walker and bride, Augusta, Ga,
are at the Maxwell House.
Hon. J. D. TillmaR, Of Fayetteville,
Lincoln county, is in the city.
a. II. Robinson, Esq, Superintendent of
City transfer Company, returned from
HI OXville yesterday.
Joseph FARMLAND, of J. Frankland &
Co., left for New York last night, to re-
plenish their stock for the fall trade. Be-
ing an experienced merchant, 10. will
bring back a nice selection Of goods.
Among those who registered at the Bat
tie House yesterday were w. L ROWell
and wife and niece, Union City; J. I.
Walker, Stevenson, Ala; j. II. Cady and
J. c. Brooks, Chattanooga, and Geo. w.
Ransom, MurfreesbOro,
Gen. r. p. Nicely and wife, Miss Eeely,
BOLIVIA; Miss Carrie West, Grenada, Miss;
Col. John II. Savage, McMinnville; Gen.
J. n. WitheTs, Mobile; Hon. ". G. Whit
thorne, Columbia; Col. Willis Jones,
Maury county; and Gen. Sam Jones, Vir-
sinia, are registered at the Maxwell House.
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NATIONAL B'NK STOCK.
Not Protected from State Taxation by
Federal Statute.
Decision Of an Important Municipal
Case by Special Chancellor
Malone.

w. ii. Evans and others, shareholders Of
the Fourth National Bank, filed bill in
the Chancery Court to epiOin the city from
collecting a municipal tax, assessed in lo13
uDon their shares. \ decree was entered
yesterday, having been pronounced by
special Chancellor Malone, dismissing the
cOmplainani's bill and adjudgjng that the
city recover Of the cOmplainants and their
sureties, on the injunction bond, the sum
of SIl, 600, the amount of the tax, besides
the interest.
The par value of the shares is 500, but
they were assessed at SlI0, considered a
fair market value. The bill praying an III
junction urged that the tax was imposed
in violation Of the restriction Of the ma
tiOnal banking act, in that the capital OF
State banking Institutions within the limits
of the city, and also certain bonds and
other forms Of mOneyed capital in the
hands of individual citizens Of the city,
were wholly exempted from taxation by
the city, whereby the rate Of taxation i'm
posed by the city upon said shares was
greater than that imposed upon said other
mOneyed capital; also that the valuation Of
said shares at SllO each was based in great
part upon the right of their holders
to share ultimately in the United States
bonds in which the capital stock Of said
bank was invested, and that to the extent
to which said valuation was so based, the
taxation upon the shares was indirect taxa
ton of said bonds, which were exempt frC m
taxation; also that said taxation was III
violation of the restriction cOnhnlng the
rate of m nicipal taxation Of such property
to the late proposed thereon by the State,
also that the merchants tax imposed by
the city of 1 per cent was tax upon
moueyed capital in the hands Of the indi-
yidual citizens of the city, and being at a
less rate than that assessed upon complain
ants shares, rendered void the tax imposed
upon said shares.
The court held that capital stocks Of the
State banking associations were not mo
neyad capital in the hands Of individual
citizens Of the corporation, in the sense OF
the restriction of the National Banking
Act That the absolute exemption of said
bonds. etc. from taxation by the city did
not render the taxation imposed by 1t upon
complainants' shares a violation OF SAID
restriction. That the circumstance, that
part of the market value Of the shares may
be due to the right Of the cOmplalnants III
the ultimate participation in the dlstrlDu-
ton of the United States bonds, did not
render the taxation of the shares at thelr
full market value an indirect tax
alton of said bonds. That the mel
chants tax Of one per cent. was
municipal tax, not upon mOneyed
capital in the hands of individual citizens,
but merely upon a privilege. That the pro
vision, restricting the city to the State rate
Of taxation as TO certain kinds Of property,
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Active business men wanted at Sc Sum-
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The steamer T. 7. Hillman starts on q
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Al the courthouse door in this city, to-
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