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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-28
San Fernando Mining Claim.

HY Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Henry s.. Fitch, one of the co-owners of
tine ledge owned by the SO called San Fernando
Company. located in Blue sulphur Springs
District, or otherwise the DEVILS Gate Mining
District, Lyon County, State of Nevada, has
expended in the year A. d. 1874, upon said
ledge and claim for labor and necessary ex-
penditures, the sum Of Two Hundred and Six
teen Dollars in United States gold coin, in
accordance with the Act of Congress, entitled.
" An Act to promote the development of the
mining resources of the United States" ap-
proved May 10th, 1872. And that the said CO.
owners with said Fitch are required to con-
tribute their proportion of the said expendi-
lures, namely You, the administrator. ex-
ecutor or legal representatives of Charles L.
Fitch deceased, the sum of Forty-three Dol
lars and Twenty Cents $500. You, the adj
ministrator, executor or legal representatives
of George W. Nickerson, the sum of Two Dol
lars and Sixteen Cents (s2.16), all in the gold
and silver coin of the United States. And if
at the expiration Of ninety days after the
publication of this notice, you or either of
you fail, or refuse to contribute such proper
ton, the interest of the delinquent parties in
tine said mining ground and claim, or ledge,
shall and will become the property of the un-
dersigned, who has made the required expen-
ditures.
HENRY 8. FITCH,
535 California st.. Room 2.
San Francisco, CAL, Dec. IS, 1875.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-28
DR.. A. 3. SPINNEY
lie Csl.0rl.ed Specialist,

well-known rs founder Of the Montreal &c:
e. M.,ueal lust tite and late froprletor Of
the SP.NNEl VILE IL PRIMARY, would
most respectfully inform MS patients and the
treat chrome and t.ivats disease with IN
.l.sI
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-28

DROoKS GOLD AND SILVER MINING
ID Company.-Location of principal place
OF business, City and County Of San Fran
cisco, California. Location of works
DEVILS Gate Mining District, Lyon Comfy,
Nevads.-Notice is hereby given tina. at a
meeting Of the Board of Directors, held on
the 10th day of December, 1875. an assessment
of Twenty-Five Cents per share was levied
upon the capital stock of the corporation,
payable immediately in United States gold
coin, to the Secretary, at the Office of the
company, Room IA, 302 Montgomery street,
San Francisco California Any stock upon
which this assessment shall remain unpaid
on the 18th day of January, 1876, will be de-
linquent, and advertised for sale ut public
auction, and unless payment is made before
Will be sold ON MONDAY, the Thirty first (3D
day Of January, 1876. to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs of advertising
and expenses of sale
/. T. MILLIKEN, Secretary.
OFFICE.-Room IA, 3O2 Montgomery street,
San Francisco, California.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-28
MERRICk's IMPORTED OIL.

Merrick's Imported o. Is simple remedy
but powerful TO do good. Cures Rheumssism
and Neuralgia and kills all pain instantly
Ia perfectly safe aud harmless. Price: fny
Cents, and worth its weight In gold. We
challenges the world TO produce ~ equal
Agents--Crane : brigham. wholesale yt1ss.
%sltsr. RossnShsl iN6s. sisvsts sRi NJ
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-28
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
~ Time so
COME AND BE healed

1t matters not what your troubles hay ne.
come and let the Doctor exGniiDs Jour ca :.
1t will cost you nothing for consultation. :
please call and satisfy yourselves whether IL
Doctor understands your case. Ii he can cur
you he will tell you So II not. he VIII tell yo'i
that, for he will not undertake case unless
he ia confident OF effecting cure.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-28
N o r T G E.

HNO JAMES II. THOMAS. ALEXANDER
Il Warfeld, Vim. d. Brown, G.. NJ. Greene,
r. f. Greene, Sol. Lewis, 3. D. Corderay
f. A. White, Annie L. Irwin, and l. NJ
Anderson:
You are hereby Motif ed. that we. the I'M
dersigned, co-owners with You of that GER
tain Mining Claim on t'ae Mount Hope Ledge,
otherwise called the Dios Senior, or Dios
Senores Ledge or Lode known as the Gen
essee Mining Claim, consisting of eight hun
dred linear feet there on, situated at Spring
Valley, so-called. In DEVILS Gate Mining
District, in Lyon County. State of Nevada.
have. during and for the year 1874, performed
the amount and value of labor and made
the improvements required by the Act of
Congress, entitled IAN Act TO promote the
development of the mining resources of the
United States" approved May 10. 1872, upon
and for the whole Of said Mining Claim:
And you are further notified. that If you
should fail or refuse 10 contribute within
the time prescribed by said Act, your several
parts or proportions of said amount and
value Of said labor and improvements, each
of your interests in said Mining Claim will
become the property of the undersigned.
JAMES MORGAN,
M. KIRKPATRICK.
Virginia City, October /, 1876
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-28
BRING ALONG YOUR


HAVING LATELY ADDED, AND BEING
Ii still in receipt, of New Fonts of the
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-28
DISSOLUTION.

The copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween E. D. Ebi and Joseph Benefits. in the
saloon business at Silver City, has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent. All bills
due the old Arm will be received by Joseph
BENEFITS, who will hereafter conduct the
business at the same stand, and all bills due
from the old firm will be paid by Joseph
Bennetfs.
JOSEPH BENEFITS,
E. d. EBI.
SILVER CIrv, New, Dec. IL, 1875.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-28

During my absence from Dayton, MR.
HOMER W. B0NHAM Is Only authorized TO
transact business in my place, to receive and
receipt for all bills due me.
L. L. CROCKETT.
DAYTON, MY. Dec. =, 1875.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-11
Silver Wing
elIer
acknowledgements Gngel.
Nf Nce Suutlin.
(Swriat for "Tetcrdb'I cittn'.)

(Cpriat for "Oeccrab'9 ritsn".)
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-11

Gn SoIobetjcnt itnIos siterie en-
Wsllenoss apHert. Oenne toe i
eommen eS ltaf 8stisntsn en- Sa.
Ter | S%aanben. "Oer er Nealen I"
lasos ban. "pasisr Den 2" 8orirGfs.
ll9t Mlt er / Srben !" par bet bei,
li9e Guar.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-11
Borti. fra forr. Io,)
15bc Sapitcl.

frsm til Oct Stso, bpor @ilp Bill
Os SeIalparen i%tanbieoe. "Spor ?"
1Sa. ri bar truHet ct frsmmep
Spur," iparebe SsIaparsn.
"8soe sler bpios Wenb?" ipursts
SresOn.
1Sussn Sto paa Ssiteiebbsrns.
0ette sr 8esu paa rebe W0no.
MGnoene bar als saaet / 8sleser,
li9 SOloutsr - siOrt @snoineer iom
8aualeriiter. Stor 8epsr iaa al.
brig Snoianere 9iers Oct"
"Set bar pert en- Del al be epebe
Snoiauere fra De itore 8isrse." iasos
Oregon. Seq beretteoe Goer 10,
bOOrIsoeS aamIe SpinbOUecet bOIbt
paa at inoercercers benz"
asa, Ell &oIonne bar mariderst
forbl, fire Mano brsb," iuareoe 8uf.
falo Bill, iOm M ombp99eliet bolot
-"
paa at unoeriege SpOrene.
"0s bar bopt SIgimGnb paa Iiss
Miitanb til Seire % til 8enitre,"
ia9bs ellie 8ufibOt, Der MI iOrenebs
Ie meo De euri9e.
"9por fsrlft or Sporet? ?" ipur9te
BuTalO 8iu Stor BGper, poa bpis
8eoemmelie ban itolsoe mere emo
pan lin eeen &%uubifob.
"Stfe mere emo Ell Sag libsn.
8r0slet er enonu life meb Ell Nots
Su9."
"0a bobbe DC lin 9sir pso YiI.
&iloen forrigs Sat. 8auife fommer
De tilboge / 8ueIb. Sporeue leoer
el til "8u1aIo Snnee.~
"Nei." ia9oe @iIb Bill ON be
feIser SpOret, ifuloe be tOmme til
Sernbancueien pso 9Obse YoIs!"
"9ao os beirss "YiIerns" % f.,
bpob De bpbsr," iusps Bill. "@aa
paa. &ammerater. % le, ON Der nm.
osS no9et lsuenoe i 8ulfsns, Tom
bsip9rsr os."
8ilo Bill s~alopersos ipsi, ful9t
at StOr 8euer os Oregon, ioet
~ ~a
BuHaIo Bill mso Dc ppri9e iuIgte /
panIi9 Sroen.
"gbsar SsmpIe, Der bapbs 9iort
en- TstOsuocerinsStur paa s9sn Saanb,
RED MI frem % fOreueoe fla meo
8uHaIo Bill. Sen llnss Monb
bauoe en- imIbiis neiten ubhrust
8s9uebO9 / i'm Saauo.
Seq bar en- Yris. Sr. @Oop."
ia9be ban. "9stte er en- 9asboe, fire.
ben pau buurlist Sranif al en- Maub
meo minore GOD Spora9elie % in.
osbolosr m9rfuerolee SptesnsIlsr.
Sen taller ON Sub. Der Iisser iOm
Stene / &leIterne - ON en- leoer,
iom Nsoltripersn si lpne$ ON, ON
en- Yiss, buis Sfienbso ban sr
tungiinoig Oper.
"SfeIss Nabuet maa bsnns Yiss
pGre Den famine. lOm pi bar bert
Sale ON; tbi Der itoar paa mango
Stecer SiIUer 8ins os Der - Der
0. Simmsl!"
0eu un9e Stands InIist bIep
pIuoisIi9t Iisblsst, Os ban ipntes
IissiOm at bIiue tpaIt al Sinosbe.
p99sIis.
"Ssr - Der sr ct onoet 0opn, "
ftammeoe ban. "gt @apu. iss al.
brig fan 9Iemms.
"8i mao itpnoe paa, ri maa life
bsnts; tbi ie9 tror, at BET Sormaal,
iOm min i~tutfeIS Suber forsiGpsS
fnI9te belle lit 9ip, fan opnaass al
mig. Seq er paa Spor - Simlsn
pGre IOOst!"
Sen nuse Muub puttsbe 8oosn
inbOm lin Sastitiorts / en- 9omms
n9rmeIt BrDitet. Buffalo Bill for.
unorebe ZIG Ouer ben llnss Manbs
Oprerts &iIitanb, sQsrS laa Itiue %
roli9 - % Tom tpbelist fOraarlass.
oes al no9et, iOm ban .bapoe opoa.
get / 8e9nebOssn.
"3por fanot Sc ben 2" Ipurote
Bu1alo Biu.
"Gt liost StDtfe fra Spuret, bpur
en- sniOm 8ptter bapbs rsost frem
III ct Bisr9, LEGION for at oiers
S%a9tluselier. San bar ubsn SpipI
miitst osn."
va fOmmsr ban fanlte tiIbuas
at ie8e tftsr ben, ON ben er af @ia.
ti8bsO Tor bam", iasbe Buffalo Bill.
Seq oil Siue SalubsIsn al min
GisnbOm for at IGs0s Senbsrus pao
pam % tpln9e BAN til at lsoe %
I'll os Stsoer, ban bsltriusr," luop,
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-11
General Merchandise.

8i tan piitnof lite 9iere SSOrorin9
paa "iiorartst Sarenpla9 euer no9st
uaIminosli9t aienoitab til 2auosIsn",
men toaer os aui9susl Den Sribso
at inobpos 0anosmGuo til at bsiees
os os unosrless bore 8arsr o9 Yri.
Ter. o9 lfal bet bare Dor BsitrGbeIie
Osb rscells BsbanoIIns os rimsIi9e
Yriier at fOrlfans os @snnsr %
8unber.
Nus SlusS Surmprobuttsr iaass
/ Epite for 8arsr.
NImlnoslis Ssnitano 9iuss til ia.
lte 8unber.
sSrbehi9it
Sens 9. Gee. =. 6. SObpiOu,
Selge ". yangeIano.
Stcorab, Den lite Ssptbr. 1875.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-11

MI bar iastuset, bar Wob NOT %
tiIitreffelis bspebneoe, er De for.
mango for os at ilaos moe" iasos
8unalo Bill.
"Wanse eusr iaa", iuarebe SempIe.
Seq tGnfsr albris at penoe ON, iaa
'IGnee Den Manb, bpis @apn sr
oenne BOG. er iOran mig
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-11

6Iepsr pptl3ss MA lSi5enes &ctlllnlsuils
fldr, i~berssntt st 8urius al ~5crsl1sninssr:
Primary Department $3.50 TT. Rlansc
intermediate Dep. l75
Grammar sehool 200 -
Stclsn btltprrs Al prciesior 4. y. 6drs
rel. a. ". icm l~sileree Al gRlls 0lps
wlre, Wrs. autn a andre SRrere.
4as BE-. nr sniter al tdje Il autlus /
bsisre alasitrs znuoium, pil bsr linoe en-
icrtrinil1 AnIeeniul.
Gn aIsnnemlaasnee 1runelg uneeTpientn3
ale ilminotli3e S!clell9 oil alrts tnbrsT.
Der snlter al uoNlnnss nj ~grlflllte srrtre.
Isl arlnpi9t Surlus AZ Sereerl8 rl 3trts
al Superinltueeut 6piwap, lrpistlcrtrne
Srttsnriclt "a garroQ, Ccitcrerns ztrcnl,
Scbnicu "a andre. ldl Al tennt An'lllt oil
bltre en- Al et men inttresiInts O. ~pTltit'e /
BEL ncrelias Scrd. Surrlntcncent 0cirlp
iltr. Al Ten sr en- al b msii lrunpll' o.
irsmloilrioenot Strler psnnt I'd AZ >iditn
6lep.r mcctagss I'll b.iltsu'cmbslt
Sto al Sermiuen.
Frr where llnotrrtininl btnrtnrtT man
fJ III Y. =. Cameron,
SttTtfTr,
3 Gepr, Minneihslf 60. Scrl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-27

menu His sentence by Baron LEROY
in the cOurt Of Dublin, on the 27tb
Of May, 1S4S, was Punishment for fourteen
years, and nearly twice that length of time
had elapsed since the judgment was en-
forced. BE had not meanwhile, put his
foot on the forbidden ground. A vacancy
occurring early IN 1875, he issued an II
dress to the electors Of Tipperarv, and
knew full well that the sBiocdv Tins
would return him; and so they did DESPITE
the efforts of English sympaihisers and
Tory agents. His majority at the polls was
overwhelming, but his credentials were dis
carded aud he counted OUT for the al
legged reason Of his being a convicted
telOn who had not served ont his
sentence Of Punishment, ana had net
beer pardoned. To relieve the en-
barrassment another writ was ordered, but
those same defiant Bloody Tips who had
but year or so previous elected O'Dono-
van Rosa, while in prison as a convicted
fenian felon, Would not 20 back on their
endorsement of John Mitchell, and again
returned HIM by an increased majority.
Soon thereafter, before Parliament had
acted on his second return. his physical
constitution, which had been undermined
by confinement in convict ships, and the
damps Of political prison cells, yielded TO
the ravages Of disease, and on the 18th of
March, 1910, sent his spirit back TO the God
who gave it. The problem was unSOlved,
but the embarrassment was relieved by the
nat Of higher power than the British
Parliament"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-27

Henry G. Wilson, Of Thompson Station,
| Williamson county, was among his friends
| in this city yesterday. He left on the
| evening train for y eW York.
II. w. Breathitt, mail agent On the st.
| Louis and Southeastern road, has gone 70
| HOpkinsville, KY, on visit Of several days
to relatives and friends.
The Memphis AUdldache says: ''No
man in Tennessee so thoroughly under
stood Andrew johnson as his personal, pO-
litical and business friend, Michael Burns,
who in his department and calling in life
has been as successful as johnson was in
public life"
We learn that the popular Dan Griffin
has been engaged by Mr.. Louis Myers, Of
Memphis, as stage manager for the Jeifer-
son Street Opera House. Under Dams
management we predict successful season
for the proprietor, as none but first-class
performers will be engaged, and it is the in
tentiOn Of Mr.. Myers to make it the most
desirable place Of amusement in the city.
At the Battle House: Rev. 7. 7. Eaton,
Chattanooga; W. G. Sheppard, Columbia;
w. L. NOEL, E. Falkner, A. Ii. MCGEE, and
Ernest Hawkins, Hum ingdon; Mrs. G. A.
Norton, Louisville; Isaac Miller, j. w.
Woodruff & Son, Christiana; z. IL, Thorn
ton and w. B. Ware, Gainesville.
Lincks Hotel continues crowded, many
Of the guests being from Louisville, St.
Louis and Cincinnati. Among those who
registered yesterday WeEe Z. S. Goar, G.
III. Harris, II. 7. Keely, V. D. Price, I. J.
Parkey, James jackson, A. B. Schen, G.
). Barrett, Mrs. 5. L. Chin, H. Hurshburg,
Il. Webb, J.. N. PrO2l, all of Louisville: 2.
Black, j. NJ. Word, Cincinnati; John Jack
son, Mrs. Samuel L. Sneed aud Miss Mary
Sneed, of st. Louis.
Among the guests at the Maxwell House. !
who arrived yesterday, were Hon. H. NJ. |
SpOfiord and Maj. John S. Wilkes, of Pu-
laski; Hon. John II. Savage, McMinnville; |
Rev. I. L. Moody, Dickson; Isaac Refs, |
Z. a. Nestler, A. G.. RoulstOne, Cincin- |
natl; Col. Q. II. McGhee, Knoxville: Mai. |
H. S. Chamberlain, Chattanooga; w. G. |
Anderson, II. w. Barrel, 4. Boyd and wife, /
Louisville; 7. Q. Vanmeter, Winchester,
Ky; Geo. A. Hoyt, r. N. Wilcox, New
Y Ork.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel II. Coward, and |
Miss Marie Carroll, Of Memphis, Miss Will
lie Mason, Of MurfreesbOro and Mr.. A. 3.
iOOdbar, CT Memphis, were at the Maxwell
House yesterday.
&. a. Thompson, Of George B. Calhoun
Z Co., left the city last night on pleasure
rip TO st. Louis and Chicago.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-27
OVER THE CITY.

Joe Harvey, colored, executed his bond
yesterday, as Constable for the Thirteenth
District.
Albert Chappen, colored, was fined $40
in the Police Court yesterday morning, for
carrying pistol.
Charles AcEverly, Of the Sc. Louis and
Southeastern Road, brings us Evansville
papers ahead Ct the mail.
The street force is engaged in travelling
West Gay street. This work has already
been done on North High and Monroe
streets.
Mary Handy, eolOred, was sent TO the
county work-house for twenty days by
Justice Baskette yesterday, on tie charge
Of vagraney.
1t was rUmored on the streets last night
that the st. Louis and Southeastern Rail
road Company had reduced their fare to
ten cents from Nashville to Louisville.
The market is being overlooked with
water-m melons, and they are selling for a
mere song. We heard of Summer street
groceryman buying several loads yesterday
Tor three cents around.
Ellen Broadway, eolored, was bound over
TO the Criminal Court yesterday by JUS
tiee Butler, on the charge of a fraudulent
breach of trust. She gave the required
bond.
A negro named Charlie Scruggs was ar
rested yesterday and taken before Justice
Butler to answer the charge of stealing
pair Of shoes. He was released, the case
having been compromised.
Jam 8 Wyles, r. Wyles, Tom Bueh-
anan and Bill Buchanan and wife, were
all bound over by Justice Creighton yes
terday in the sum of $3.50 each, to keep
the peace for twelve months.
Phillip Rice and wife, colored, were in
Justices Cassetty and Creighton's Court
yesterday on a warrant sworn out by B.
f. Parkes, charging them with inhu-
manly beating little boy. They gave
bond for their appearance at trial next
Thursday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-27
POOR KITTY CRUISE.
A WOman's Deliberate Suicide.
Morphine Terminates Wre:ched Life.

Mrs. Kitty Cruise, an elderly Irish Wo-
man, living at No. 229 North College
street, committed suicide yesterday by
taking morphine. Domestic trouble in
duced her 70 commit the rash act. She
was married, but did not get along smoothly
with her husband. He is somewhat adj
dicted to the use of intoxicating drink
and this had been his wife's greatest fault
also. They. had not been getting along
well together for some time.
About II o'clock yesterday morning
Mrs. Cruise went to the house Of Mrs. bic
Govern, on Whitesides street, between
College and Market. She was crying bit
terry and had a small red box in her hand.
Nick McGOvern asked her what was the
matter with her? and she replied that she
was tired of living and had made up her
mind to die. He tried to get the box away
from her, but did not succeed. She told
him the reason she intended 10 kill herself
was her husband did not treat her
right. he had been all the time
quarrelling and fighting with her and
calling her bad names. She asked
McGOvern for pipe, which be gave to
her and she then went home. About two
O'Clock in the afternoon hcGoYern went
around to Mrs. Cruises house and found
everything so quiet that lie suspected all
was not right, and proposed to Mrs.
Creeden TO 90 in and ascertain. When
they entered, Mrs. Cruise was found lying
on a sofa, almost lifeless, hardly able to
speak, and her face looking very blue.
They tried to arouse her, and sent for DR..
Rogers. He came without delay, but all
efforts for relief were in vain, AM he vic
tim expired in about two hours afteTW9rd.
When Mrs. Cruises condition was real
lied, her husband, =. j. Cruise, a carpenter,
was sent for. He reached home a few mo-
ments before his wife breathed her last, and
when told that she was going to die, re-
marked with the utmost nOnchalance
''Let her die and be id, she ought to
have died long ago." Cruise walked
around the premises and talked about his
wife's death just as though it had been any
occurrence.
Coroner James II. Brantly summoned a
Jury and held an inquest. DR.. n. G.
Tucker was sent for to examine the corpse,
and said everything indicated that the de-
ceased had come TO her death by taking
Mrs. Mary Creeden and Nick MctIOvsTn !
were examined by the jury and their testi-
mony cOincided with what has been stated |
above.
The jury, DESTROYS of having more in
formation in regard TO the matter, did not |
render verdict, but will meet at 10 /
o'clock this morning in the COrOneT's Of |
ice, on Deaderick street, for further inYes- /
igatiOn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-27
Rev AdEerttsemeuts.

Insure in the StatE Insurance Company
Sealed proposals wanted for furnishing
thu Fire Department with hay, corn, bran
etc.
See notice on second page Of executor Of
James Woods, Sen.
Angels Messages: A New Book in New
Form, has lately been issued, and is now
for sale by Wheeler, Marshall & Bruce. 1t
is a handsome u mo. Of 40S pages, and sold
at the moderate price of S1.50.
The Surgeons of the National Surgical
Institute, located at indianapolis, Ind, will
visit Nashville Sept. Z for the purpose of
treating surgical cases. They will remain
only few days, and viii make the Com
mercial Hotel their headquarters, where
they can be consulted.
See notice by the Clerk and Master of
the ChanceTy Court.
Twenty-Five years Of trial have strength
ened the popularity Of HOstetter's Stomach
Bitters.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-27
A Queer RumOr.

1t was currently reported on the streets
yesterday evening that a lady had been
drowned in Echo river, in Mammoth Cave.
The rumOr was very indefinite, and while
some said the unfortunate lady was the
wife Of Gen. w. II. Jackson, daughter Of
Gen. W. g. Harding, others said it was
Mrs. Fannie Jackson, of Franklin, Tenn,
wife Of John a. Jackson, a former
sheriff Of Giles county. = gentleman
down from Louisville on the evening train
informed our reporter that at Cave City he
had conversed with Mr.. Mccoy, who runs
the stage between the Cave and that point,
and learned nothing Of the affair from him.
IN response TO a telegram for particulars,
the operator at Cave City sent the follow
ing reply late last evening:
mo, sir. The report is false. No per
son has been drowned in the Cave"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-27

portions above the rods, and hey might
also unrOOf the building entirely, but ex-
| eept under extraordinary storms these Chin
neys seemed 20 be secure.
The report was reeommitted 70 the Build
/ ing Committee.
BUSINESS FROM THE OTHER BOARD.
Resolution authorizing legal advertising
| TO be published in the German language in
the Tennessee Post. Adopted.
Bill apprOpriating $50 to purchase a
horse for the Fire Department. Laid on
the table.
Bill appropriating $3.50 to improve the
city wharf Rejected for want Of a legal
majority.
Resolution arranging the order in which
city officers are to be elected By the City
Council.
Councilman Willard offered an amend
ment that the election Of officers be regu-
lated according to the aInoUNl of their Of
tcial bonds, the largest amount coming
first. Adopted; but Afterwards reconsider
ed and rejected
The first resolution was then adopted.
Restitution to gravel PetWay and Maple
streets. Adopted.
Bill to repeal chapters 81 and 50 Of Lell-
yett's Digest. Passed first reading.
Bill changing name Of Cumberland alley
to Cumberland street. Passed first reading.
Bill providing for changing the manner
Of issuing licenses to drays, wagons, carts
and other public e0nveyances. Passed first
reading.
Resolution inviting Commodore Wander
bit to be present at the opening Of the
Vanderbilt University a. the guest Of the
city. Adopted
NEW BUSINESS.
By Councilman UnderwoOd-RssOlu-
tion appointing . joint select committee to
act in conjunction with the Building Com
missiOners in the examination Of the con-
ditiOn Of the Masonic building on Church
street. Adopted.
by Councilman SlOWey-Bill apprOpri-
ating SIS for the erection Of one lamp post
on Grove alley. Referred.
By Councilman MISUNDERSTANDING
directing the Street Overseer to put Vine
street from Ewing Avenue to NOel's eleya-
tor. IN a good condition. Referred.
By Councilman Smith-ResolutiOn in
structing the city engineer to report the
lots fronting on Broad street from the river
TO the corporation line, together with the |
names Of owners and amount Of feet |
which in his opinion requires the |
Of sidewalks, also report the |
plans and specifications Of said work.
The resolution elected some discussion, |
after which it was adopted.
The Board then adjourned.