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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-10

to the highest bidder, at public outcry, a tract
Of land living on the waters OF Mill Greek, in
Civil District No. 7 Of Davidson, CO, Tenn, and
bounded as follows. tO-wit: Beginning at q
stone, running south IS 2)-10O poles TO a stone;
thence east n 44-lO0 poles TO an oak stake;
thence north l deg. east IS poles TO a stone;
thence west 50 poles TO the beginning, contain
ing 80 acres and 40 poles.
TERMS OF SALE-Credits Of six, twelve
and eighteen and twenry-fOur months. The Dur
chaser viii be required to execute notes, bear.
ing interest from date, with approved security,
and lien retained.
Sale free from the equity OF redemption.
Z. c DUNNINGTON,
II COurf-
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{ MON AND AMERICAN.
TUESDAY. AUGUST IO, 1873.

TIE Athens Nesrs soberly afirms Of
our bereayed State that ''she is no y
without a Senator" Is not our con-
temporary little too fast, or has it
forgotten Henry Cooper?
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Supreme Court Sale.

Jordan Marsh & Co. Is. Il. S. Batemdn
and Others, aud CASTOR d. StOrrU US. H.
S. BGtelaGIl and others.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID Honorable Supreme Court Of Tennessee, at
Nashville, prOnOunced in the above entitled
causes, at its last December term lsI4, viii sell
1t the Courthouse door ia the City Of
Nashville, at y o'clock NJ, on
Thursday, the I'd day of Sep
TENDER, 1875,
to the highest bidder, at public Outcry, parts OF
lots Nos 81 and So, situated on South Summer
street, in what is called BarrOw's Grove prop
erty, fronting - feet on Summer street, run
ming back 30 feet TO an alley, and being part Of
the same ground purchased by Love Of j. p.
CLARK, sold to H. s. Bateman by Love, and
from Bateman conveyed to NJ. VI. Brien, Jr.,
and BY him 70 N. II. Bateman. SaidpOts are in
the city of Nashville.
TERMS OF SALE-Credit Of and Il
months. The purchaser viii be required TO exc
cute notes, with good and approved security,
and lien retained. Sale subject to the equity
F. c. DUNSINGToN,
Clerk Supreme Court.
Nashville, Aug. 6, 1875.
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Kanawha Salt.

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED SOLE
i'll AGENT for this superior and Well-kn0En
salt, ] am prepared 70 furnish dealers with any
desired quantities az the lowest market price.
have still IN hand several thousand barrels
Of Ohio River and West Virginia Salt. Orders
promptly filed. N. b. PITCHER,
81 South Market s<est, Nashville, Tenn.
au3 2W
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THE SEMIWEEKLYU UNION AND AMER
j lean Is made up from three dailies, and Is
full Of choice matter. Mailed Wednesdays and
Saturdays. One year only $40; six months
$40, three months S1.O5.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WEST Nashville.

w HAVE FOR SALE AT REASON
able prices a number Of beautiful lots on West
End Avenue, near the Vanderbilt University,
wen suited for residences and clearinghouse.
BROWNS & CHEATHANI, Agents.
arrT q
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HE STOCK OF DRUGS AND FIXTURES
/ IN the Drug Store, corner Union AID Cherry
| streets. Is Tor sale. Terms easy and immediate
possession given. Il viii be sold at public auc-
ton on ihe 18th OF August it not disposed Of be-
I fore that time. y. BAXTER, JR,
| aug5 tbs Clerk ard Master.
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to the highest bidder, at8pblic cutlery,
The Davidson aud Wilson County
Turnpike Road,

its road bed, bitches, eulverts, bridges and
drains, tOll-gStes, tOl-hOuses and Outbuildings
appurtenant thereto, and the laid upon which
the first toll house in Davidson cOunfy Is located
together win the franchise, right and privilege
Of maintaining said turnpike, and Of Oh srging
and receiving tolls at the gates thereof, as con-
ferred UPON and granted 70 said Turnpike Com
pany by its charter. Said turnpike road is de-
scTibed as follows, tO-Wit Beginning at Clover
Bottom Bridge, in Davidson county, running
thence into Wilson county, terminating at
Baircis Mills, being ell hteen miles in length.
TERMS OF SALE--Credits OF six, twelve,
eighteen and tWenty-fOur months. The pur-
chaser viii be required to execute notes, bear
ing interest from date, with approved personal
security, aad lien retained. Sale free nom the
equity OF redemption.
+. c. DUNNINGTON,
Clerk Supreme Court.
Nashville, Aug. Z, 1915 aug10, q ,24,SI
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A. KEY TO
BOOK-K EEPTNG

Double and Single Entry explained. Valu-
able hints TO Students. Teachers and Business
Men The best textbook and self-instructOr in
the world. Sent by mail, postpaid 10 any adj
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amanda Rushing rs. Isaac ~ KiusJro
and others.
DY VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE OF THE
y Honorable Supreme Court OF Tennessee, at
Nashville, Pronounced in the above entitled
cause Ct its last December Term, 1874, I VIII
sell
at the Court house door, IA the citg of
Nashville, at l. O'elOeE; H., on
Thursday, the I'd day
Of September,
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4. Smith aud others as. Mary Y. Brooks
and others.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID Honorable Supreme Court OF Tennessee at
Nashville, pronounced in the above entitled
cause at its LIST December term, 1873, will sell
At the Courthouse door, an the city Of
Nashville, at l. o'clock M. on SGtUr-
dag, the fourth day of Sep
TENDER, 1875,
to the highestbidder, at public Outcry, lot or
parcel Of land in Davidson county, Tenn, being
lot No I in G. W. Hardiag's addition TO Nash
vile, recorded in bOOE Nos-2l, page -, and
bounded as follows Beginning aethe northwest
corner Of jackson and Park streets; Hence with
jackson street westYsrdly g PIP feet thence
nOrthwardly at right angles 80 feet to an alley;
thence CastWardly Eith said alley g. PIP feet 70
Park street; thence with said Park street south
Wardly $50 feet to the beginning.
TERMS OF }SALE.-SeVenty-hve dollars
cash; balance on a credit Of six and twelve
months. For deferred payments the purchaser
will be required to execute notes with approved
security, with interest from day of sale. Lien
retained.
F. c. HUNTINGTON,
Clerk Supreme Court
Nashville, Aug. 6, 1875,
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C. n. ORDwaY. r. H. DUDLEY. J. p. INQUIRE.
ORDWAY, DUDLEY K MCGUIRE,
BECAUSE

Buy a Nashville Filter, Have a
Clear Conscience, Drink Clear
Water, and be Happy.
BECAUSE
1t will purify water a. well as clean il. II viii
take both sediment and smell from stagnant
water.
BECAUSE
1t is less expensive to keep in order, there being
no solid porous Substance 20 become closed and
useless after few months usage.
BECAUSE
In style and workmanship II Is equal to any
made East at the same price
BECAUSE
Il will promote health. Ask your physician the
effect OF Shiny, impure water upon your diges-
tive organs.
a good Filter is the best possible preventive Of
cholera and other diseases arising from the use
OF impure water. II will give more satisfaction,
comfort and health than any article OF house
hold furniture you can buy for the same money.
No water should be used for drinking and cook
ing purposes without being effectually purified,
and no home can be thoroughly furnished with
out a good, reliable Filter. For sale by
jy27t COOPER, EUBANK & co.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Supreme Court Sale


d. B. ShaRkland use, ETC., %. John Dqy.
DY VIRTUE OF DECREE OF THE
II Honorable Supreme Court Of Tennessee,
at Nashville, pronounced in the above entitled
cause at its last December term, 1874, viii sell
at the Courthouse door IN the eity of
Nashville, at IL o'clock M. on
ThRrsday, the I'd day Of
September, 1875,
TO the highest bidder at public Outcry, certain
lot or parcel Of ground situated in Davidson CO..
State OF Tennessee, and designated a. lot No
in tiShakland's Subdivision" the plan Of which
is duly registered in the Registers once for Da-
wilson county, in book q, page a, and fronts
48 feet on Nance street and extends back along
kellOW street III feet to q 10 foot alley.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash.
f. @. DUNEINGTON,
Clerk Supreme Court.
NASHVILLE, Aug. 6, 1875.
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A NEW NOVEL
alt4-iit-
BEngts
CHRISTIAN REID.
QUESTION OF HONOR,
BY CHRISTIAN REID.

Author of ''Morton House." "Valerie Ayl-
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In this strong and absorbing novel, the author
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By tie same author:
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Interesting from beginning to end-"-EclCc-
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Supreme Court Sale.

Thomas B. johnson Us. Wm. Lellyett.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE PRO-
ID n0uuced by the Honorable Supreme Cont
OF Tennessee, at Nashville, at its last December
Term, 1874, in the above entitled cause, will
sell
At the Courthouse door IN the city of
Nashville, at u o'clock H., on
Saturday. September
/. 1875,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-10
Supreme Court Sale.

Nathaniel Barter, admir-, ETC., Us. Jno.
W. Martin ct al.
.DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE PRO-
ID nOunced by the Honorable Supreme Court
OF Tennessee, at Nashville, at its last Deem
Der Term, 1874, in the above entitled cause,
will sell
at the Court house door IN the city of
Nashville, at II O'Clock H.,
on Saturday. September
4, 1875,
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DISSOLUTION.

O4SOOAOI 1ON.
TINE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
i existing between the undersigned, under the
sJyle Of Ordway, Gordon & Mcclure, Is dis
solved by Limitation. The unsettled business Of
the old hrm IS in the hands of our successors,
Ordway, Dudley & Mcclure, who are author
lied 70 collect all claims due US, ard win pay
any debts due by us on presentation. Those in
debted 70 Us VIII please make settlement at
once. T.. y. ORD WAY,
j. Q. GORDON,
j. P MCGUIRE,
jy29lm r. II. DUDLEY
c. n. ORDWAY. r. II. DUDLEY. j. p. INQUIRE.
ORDWAY, DUDLEY & MCGUIRE,
Wholesale GrOce-S, Cotton Factors, Pro
dIce aud Commission Merchants,
Nos. so and 81 south Market Street.
We will keep on hand fun stocks OF groceries,
bagging, ties, etc, etc, which will be offered ON
the most favorable terms. We will alsO afford
superior facilities 70 shippers OF cotton, grain or
other produce, and make liberal cash advance
ments on the same
OBDWAY, DUDLEY & MCGUIRE.
jy29 6m
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Supreme Court Sale.

Z. II. WHitemore ct ais. Us. Robert Scott.
DY VIRTUE OF a DECREE OF THE Hon
ID Orable Supreme Court Of Tennessee, at
Nashville, pronounced in the above entitled
cause at the last December Term, 1874, will
sell,
1t the Courthouse door, IN the City of
Nashville, at y o'clock M. on
Thursday, Sept 2, 1875,
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1t will purify water a. well as clean it. II viii
take both sediment and smell from stagnant
water.
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SUPREME COURT SALE

NASHVILLE, Aug. Z, 1875
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Supreme Court Sale.

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foreign 10 French knowledge that u became wheat
threshng Mr. Eggeson, In the intervals between ms
lecture tours IA at work upon another novel, "ncL
will deal with new field OF western HE
One of the beautiful series OF art books
published by Frmin Didot Feree Of Paris has been re-
ceved at j. ". BOuton's. 1t IL an elegant volume py
Louis Veuillot, with n study on Christian Art by
specialist on the subject, T. Cartier The text OF the
book is In no wise poemc, but follows the Christian
idea and life through history The first division treae
OF the heraldng the Messiah by the prophets, aud
the preparation Of the world for HIM the second, OF
His life earth the third, OF the continuation OF that
the author writes in his preface The Gtcce OF Jesuh
Christ eighteen times renewed never ceases 10 con
tinue." The Illustrations, however constitute TIC
leading feature OF the book, making 1t Ylr ualV pc
toria history Of Christianity Tnoy include $50 wOour
cuts 16 chrome autographs Of the monuments Oh
Christian art from the eatac0m0s TO the present ume'
embracing painting, sculpture, and architecture
The sixth volume of the bright Bric-a-Brac
series will be devoted 70 Thomas Moore and Jordan IL
is needless TO say that the first subject Offers abundant
opportunity for the collector. Jordan was London
Journalist and manabouttown in the earlier years OF
the century friend OF Byron and other notable people
and his prox autobiography, in several Volumes con
tains good deal that IL worth saving HIS DOOR nas
been nearly sight of already, ava ne may ,nns M
StOddard for new lease OF me- ScrlDner ~
q Co purpose add interest To this series hereafter ny
making the Macse outlines regular feature. lug
collection of these interesting portraits from the mes VI
Frdsers awakened much interest In Engianu not ions
never been repubished in America. The plan OF tue
Brc-aBrac books gives opportunity for utilizing theu
therein and is hoped that by printing four In sVo
ume the most Interesting portraits OF the coecton may
Jordan Walter Scott and James Hogg will be given IN
the volume named.
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IPOCEEDLNGS or SOCIETIES.

SAN FRANCISCO: CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF
SCIENCES: Dec. Ala paper was read By Mr. j. Lowry
on the astronomical clock communication WAS pre-
scented from Admiral Rodgers, transmitting sou specI-
mens of deep sea sOunnSs eit at Mare Island ny Capt
Belknap Of the Tuscarora.
BosTON: NEW-ENGLAND HIsToRIC AND GE-
NEALoGIcAL ASSOCIATION: Jan. G.-Annul Meeting.
The usual annual reports were made by the various
officers of the Society, furnishing evidence Of satsflc
tory condition and prospects The deaths OF 80 members
in the year 1874 announced, ana special resolutions
4 SeI SEe - -' ''' ''' D'"'''
BosTON: AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ARTS AND
SCIENCES: Jan. l2.Prof Wocott Gibbs read iper on
Now Glass of ats of Tungsten and MOybienum, and
on the proof afforded by them that Uranium belongs to
the same group with these metals Dr.. Hays comnuni-
paper, through the Corresponding Secretary,
the composition ana nature OF the Rocks Of neigh
borhoOd Of Boston, anayucaly studied.
ST. LOUIS: ACADEMY OF SCIENCES: January
1s75-Anuual meeting of the Society. TIE usuareport,
were presented OF the dongs OF the Society during the
past year. and Its present statistical financial con
dOn The retiring President, William q. Harris gave
an address the scientific history OF the Society for
1874 Prof Riley, abiding 70 the passage In the Pres
dents address relating TO the locust lnyasOns their
possible connection with drOuh gave II his opinion
supported by numerous facts thar there real CON
neciiOn between the two phenomena.
CHICAGO: ACADEMY OF SCIENCES: Jan. 12.-
This being the annual meeting the reports Of the
Treasurer Secretary and Librarian presented The
election Of officers then took place, and Dr. H. A. john
son chosen President; Mr. L. w. Blatchford First
Vice President; Mr.. H. II. Babcock, Second Vice-Pres
dent and Dr. ]. W. Vclic Librarian. Mr. Blltchford
announced that expedition, under the auspices OF
the Academy, would leave Chic Tor Florida ia a
days the purpose or making general collections IN
natural history. This to he composed OF Dr. j. w.
Velie, Mr.. W. w. CalKins, and DR.. J. j. Brown
BosTON: SOCIETY OF NATURAL History:
Dec 16A paper read ny Mr. Ernest Ingersol on the
domestic life OF the Ute Indians that occupy the western
half of Colorado Prof. Hyatt presented a paper on
Old Age Characteristics among AmmOnites and their
bearing upon the question OF Paraellsms aud the
theory of Evolution. In this he endeayored to show
that the characteristics OF the frt three stages OF the
embryo were Inherited from very early period: but
that these became invariably embryonic
only the lapse OF the Suian ID Carbon
ferrous periods. Mr. Rchird Rathbun read a prelimi.
nary report collection OF CrclccOus Lamelbraacs
from Pcrnam0uco Brazil FOurt forms described
by hiIn Of them small oyster which has already
been found IN the cretaCeOus beds of Europe and Amer
lea. All the remaining forms believed to he unde-
scribed Mr.. j. a. Allen exhibited OF North
American sparrow, closely allied 10 the sHarp-taIled
Finch OF the Atlantic seaDOdrd, from the Calumet
marshes, near Chicago.
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ADDITIONS TO THE BOSTON NATURAL
HISTORY MUSEUM.

TIE COLLECTION OF THE LATE JEFFNEs wYhAN-
ANATOMICAL AND PHYSICAL PREPARATIONS IL
Illustrating COMPARATIVE ANATOMY AND PHYsl-
OLoGY.
IRON AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or TIE tribune
Boston, Jan. ga very important addition
TO the museum of the Boston Society OF Natural History
has received at its rooms and will gradually be ar
ranged IN the refer TO the late Dr. Jeiires
Wyman's collection Of anatomical and physiological
preparations, illustrating most completely the sister
sciences OF comparative anatomy and comparative
physiology. This collection bequeathed by him to
the Society condition that they paid 5000 Tor IT,
The legacy promptly accepted and 5000 paid in
stead of the former amOunt-the feeling being that the
latter the true value OF The collection ms
action OF the Society Is regretted by some scientific men
in the city, who feel that considering its character the
collection would been useful to the students
who are most likely to need II, if OF the med
cal institutions of the city could have secured It, How
that may be- where it now is it Will be put IN the
available position and cherished with the greatest
10y its keepers only for its intrinsic value but
monument Of the noble worker whose patience ana
skill brought it together
This the first museum Of the kind in the country
was arranged upon plan both physiological and
morphooglcal and the result entirely Of d.. Wy
mans abors To contribute to its riches long and
arduOus journeys made and no pains spared In
the Summer OF 1919 he accompanied Capt. Atwood OF
PrOvincetown in small slOOp upon a nShng voyage
high up the coast Of Labrador TIrce afterward
during Winter in Florida he began the fruitful series
Of explorations in that region which be SO long contin
ued. Iu 1854 lie made examination OF all the Euro
museums, gathering hints for the perfection OF his
own aud in the Spring OF 1885, with his pupils Green
and Bancroft lie sailed Surnan, penetrated far into
in canoes, made important researches, aud
enriched his with some Of lis most interesting
collections Again in 1859. with Capt j. NJ Forbes ho
made voyage 10 the La Plata, assembled the Uruguay
crossed the pampas TO Mendoza, and the CordleTas to
Santiago and Valparaiso, ana home by the Peru
Wan coast and Panama, collecting largely Mt every
point Thus did he gather the choice materials which
at home be was elaborate carefully, at bis own
pense and with his own unaded hands into the beaut-
u preparation which will soon be on exhibition.
Agassizs vast museum close by is splendid example
of what muninc called forth by personal enhus
assn may accomplish. " In DR.. Wyman's we have
example Of what may do unalded, with feeble
health and feobler means, by persistent and well
directed industry, without ecat and almost without
observation. While duly honor those who Of their
abundance cast their g into the treasury Of science,
let that he cannot be panied by praise
forget honor who in silence, aud almost ~ pen
ury cast in more than they ALL"
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Nsrt'Rt SD CtLiTPV. ~ Uasys, ROE .-ao 10. ~"
Lee AIeya.l.
The collection of miscellaneous essays en-
bia,co go ihis yooinc. v.'nout any apparent bond Of
connection are worthy attention OF Intelligent read
re- from tDe thOughtfuness Of their tone the sObiety
.. heT udgI1ruts and the DsturaDess Of their STYLE
ntLer thaB from any marked originality Of ideas.
snuciBP fehcites Of expression Among he topics Of
shitb they treat are Nature aud her Lessons"
woman aud her sphere" " education and its
Errors" and Life aud It's Aspirations" each
Of which themes lie remarks OF the author are
characterized by soldy and sense. aud often by
ts4S ordinary degree Of historical and scientific
sso-lsdse. With regard to NE TeIed question Of
sss.sa kkhh' kt ~ w fsl4 that The ERRi Of
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NicPHERSON'iiAND BOOK OF POLITICS
VA FOa 1874

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Ytr Nay votes EACH ami e individual accounts Of each
Sen'''' '"' JUDICIAL DECISIONS AND OPINIONS
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