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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-09
AlEMPHIS.
The Cotton Production Of Last year
Small Amount UumarI<eted-The
Gran Outlook for March.

THe Cotton Production Of Last HenE-
Small Amount UumarIeted-The
Crop Outlook for March.
MEMPHIS, April S.-The monthly report
of the Cotton Exchange for March from
West Tennessee, North Alabama, North
Ifississippi and Arkansas north Of the Ar
kansas river, shows Of lSS responses, that
32 3-le Der cent. less number Of bales Of
cotton were produced in this district than
nj 1873. The facilities financially furnish
ed in aiG Of producing the crop were %
par cent. less than for 1873. 1t is esti-
mated that 80 per cent. only OF the crop
remained uumarketed on the I'd MT
There has been an increase Of lahoreTs IN
this district Of a per cent. since the con-
summation of last years crop. The prep
arations for crop planting are > per cent. IN
advanced condition as compared with the
sDring of ISIL The increase Of acreage
bv tie new cleared lands is 3 per cent.
over 1874 The prospective decrease
in the acreage Of cotton planting
from that Of 1874, is estimated at 40 per
cent. LabOTeTS are accepting OF work with
aIacritv at 30 per cent for wages, - pa
cent for shares of crop, and 10 per cent for
renting lands. The general tone OF com
pansatiOR to labOre-s indicates a decline OF
about I5 per cent IS compared with the past
two seasons. There Is indicated an III
crease Of acreage in small. grains over the
average Of the past two seasons Of 6o PEI
cent. There is a prospective increase oi
the acreage in corn planting over the aver
age Of tie past two seasons Of Y per cent
OF lSS correspondents, 50 per cent TePoE
great impToye yement in fences, II per cent
moderate Improvement, and is per cen
Ugue. Fifty per cent report material in
movement i'm Outbuildings, and 40 per cen
report improvement Of homes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-09

INSURANCE business seems to be favor
ite refuge for the Confederate leaders. A
Southern correspondents of the SyracuS5
Courier writes: "Jefi. Davis is, believe,
president Of an iDsuTance company; Wade
Hampton is in the insurance BUSINESS at
Baltimore, Beauregafd is engaged in insur'
ance and street railroads, / understand, at
New Orleans, and Gen. Joseph (. John
ston, who surrendered to Sherman, is presi-
ident or manager Of a company at Savan-
nah. found a son Of Gen. Dick Taylor
and grandson Of old President Zach Taylor
conductor of a Pullman car running from
Jacksonville to Louisville,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-09
AN ALCOHOL FACTORY ABLAzE.

Aulta.-o AlA-lSnT n pa
Al 1850 o'clock last night an alarm was
s,,-3a8 in from box 53T. caused by a disas-
IRONS fire occurring in the Chicago Alcohol
Eyorls. situated on the corner Of kinzie
and Seymour streets. The fire originated
from the vapor baths in the still room,
which is four-story brick tower 20 feet
ssuare. In this tower, which was supposed
TO be fire-proof, there was a large stock
of spirits; the copper stills in the tower
we're valued at $1,000, and are consider
ably damaged. The loss on stock and
building will reach $4,000, on whc1
there is an insurance Of only S3,OJO, IN
Chicago companies. As soon As 'lls il.-i!lSs me
were discovered, Albert Stump, night
watclman. went aloft 10 turn on the
v,ugups. On his way an explosion took
r.Isce which scalded him badly, but not
dangerously. He is married aud has seven
children.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-09

awarded Mr.. Wallace e6OO sterling with
costs, making, as it appears, something
like Gl 400 or fl 500 in all 'sent 10 the
bad by the modern Ptolemaie philos-
opher in his vain attempt to bring a
single COpernioau to reason. How
many zen in this generation would
spend as much to save a single eathen
soul, or to convert Brigham Young
from the error Of his matrimonial ways
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-09

A GRANGE in Virginia has just buried
a lady member with original and peculiar
ceremonies. The cOfRnwas borne to the grave
by members of the Grange dressed in white
baldrics, and the brethren of the Order
followed IN procession. Each participant
bore q bouquet Of flowers, and these all, at
the conclusion Of the services, were
thrown in the open grave. The words Of
the Grange ritual spoken at the grave were
touching aud appropriate. The only in
cOngTunus element was the parting salute
of the Master, in these words: '1n the
name of Fisherville Grange, L pronounce
the words Sister CalbTeath, farewell. "
Baskerville Grange was not an absolutely
aWe-inspiring invocation.
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SPAIN.
More Soldiers for Caba-ArTesIs of
pr0feaGnrs

More Soldiers for Caba-ArTests of
Professors.
Madrid, April S.-The government has
decided to send 1900 troops TO CuOa.
SenOr SalamaneT, Professor Of the Madrid
University, and formerly President Of the
University, Prof. Azcarate, also Of Madrid
University, have been arrested. The
former was sent to SugO and the latter TO
Miranda. Other arrests are expected. The
Government declares its intention Of exil-
ing all professors who protest against the
recent educational law, or who resign their
chairs on that account.
CarIist Forces DisIOdSed.
Gen. Campas has entered RipOll, after a
fight, in which ne lost forty killed and
wounded. The loss Of the Carlists is I'M
known.
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.TETF, SPEECH Oh JEFFERSON DAVIS
AT STEVENSON, Ala IN IsGI.

To tie Union and American
NTRFEEESBoRO, Tenn, April I, 1870.
i saw a few days ago an extract from
Abe Og,0La Be in Tagud 10 speech
that Jefferson Davis made al Stevenson,
Az. hama. in 1861. tlinkthe Bee man is
mistaken. / heard the speech myself, and
am certain he said nothing about applying
the torch. UesHole Cf invading the Aorth
and exulained tie mode ut invasion, saying
lie Northern cities would furnish the al
vpfes 10 a great extent, and not interfere
with The farmers of the country; couse-
ouaUtly tLev would never lack for commits
@arv supplies, while our armies and com
aBfssaries both would have 20 come from
che country. as We had not large cities ike
she Moth. and if we invaded the North, TO
invade the country and not tie cities; but
he never said anything about applying the
forch. The Dee man SAYS he had charge
II the telegraph at S-eyeus0n, but does not
rive his name. The mans name who had
lie Office At that time was Eosewaier,
very strong a5olitiOn!st. 1 never kneW
what became Of Rosewater, as he LETT ste-
ya-son shortly after the time in question.
The Rev. Bailey Bruce, Of Sackey Farm,
O. was there and heard the speech.
10y Y JASPER J tTksD-.
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Kncs,ru Give yyhiTIvIua.

OMAHA, EEI;.. April S.-About five p.
NJ. Yesterday q whirlGind about one hun
drad feet wide, blowing in northeast
direction, Struck the Platte River
bridge at SchuEiet, Neb., and lifted four
spans irons their places aud dropped them
in the river, leaving nothing but the piers.
Several houses ON tine sOatn side were
blown down. The damage Is estimated at
$4,000.
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BRowY & Co. have a Judgment
against the city Of Memphis for $780,
200. balance due for Nicolson pave
ment. B. Co. are merciful and VIII
consent to an annual payment Of one
third Of the Indebtedness. The Mayor
recommends q levy Of 30 cents on each
one hundred dollars worth Of taxable
property in that city, for the purpose
OF fpaying off q portion ofthe debt due to
Brown FOR Nicolson pavement. Happy
Brown: unfortunate Memphis. Our
sympathies arc not with brown.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-09

A TELEGRAM to the UNION AND
AMERICAN reports that R. c. jackson,
\ merchant Of Mount Pleasant, N
Maury county, was knocked down and
robbed near that place wednesday
night. 1t was near the same town tnat
Marsh S5ockard was served IN a SINH
lar manner a few months ago.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-09

DANvILLE yA.) letter in Richmond
Dispatch: Just as we began to think Of
lamb and green peas the dogs Of this sec
tion have begun TO think Of mutton. Alr.
Southland, farmer who lives about four
miles from the city, charged upon pack Of
dogs which. were after his sheep last week,
and killed two at the first fire. Their col
lars and labels showed that they were tax
paid gentlemen from Danville, and the
fellows Of noble blood.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-09

How many smokers know what the
brands on the cases Of Havana cigars
mean The names Re9Gljd, LOHdrcS, DG-
mas ard EHtr'OperGs, do not refee 10 quail
ity, but 70 sizes. The quality is indicated
by SlpegfHO, .JinO, superior, and bUenO.
MddJTG means that the tobacco is very
strong, 0sclTO for that not so strong, colo
rQdO for medium. and clgra for mild
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4 -yercbauf knocked Down end
HnhhpfE

Special to the Uaign and American
MOUNT PLEASANT, April S.-R. T.
Jackson, a prominent merchant Of this vii
lage. while returning to his ho!ue slof'
distance from this place last night, was
knocked down and robbed. lie is danger
onsiy Emt. No clue has been obtained Is
20 the perpetrators Of this foul act. Mr.,
Jackson was found IN an insensibie condi-
ton. about three O'Clock this morning
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Terrine storm-Oae Person KIIled,

LITTLE Rock, April S.-A terrific storm
visited this section this evening, three
miles below the city. The tornado up
rooted trees, UurOOfed houses and PLAYED
nav0c generally. Amos Jones was killed
and his Two daughters seriously injured
Several houses were destroyed.
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GAIL HAsuI-0N says that "Lying is
the cohesive power OF society" The utter
anca Of this alnociOus sentiment raised
little tempest, and Gail now declares That
She was only blowing when she gave 1t to
The breeze.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-09

HoN. HORACE MAYNARD, United
States Minister to Cozstantinople, left
Knoxville Wednesday for his post Of
duty. via Washington and New York
He Is accompanied by Mrs. Maynard,
and by his daughtlr and daughter-ln-
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NEW YORK.
al EIcClOSlIy Officially
Notified,
Dana and the Washington Ring.
Bishop gIcCIOsky OmeiaIIy Notified of
His Elevation TO the Cardinalate.

Bishop McCIOsky OmciaIIy Notified of
His Elevation 20 the Cardinalate.
NEW YORK, April S.-Yesterday Count
| Mareioschi fulfilled the mission intIusted
| to him by the Holy See, of announcing Of
| fcially to Archbishop McClosky that the
| HOLY Father had been pleased TO confer on
him the title and elevate him TO the rank
Of Cardinal of the holy Roman Church. a
number Of clergy and laity were invited to
] witness the ceremony, including the Right
! Bev. Bishop McClOsky, Of Louisville. The
| Count, after presenting the credentials from
G rdiral Autonelli, written in Italian, read
a brief address in Latin, to which the new
| Cardinal responded in the same language.
NOnseigneUr ROncstti, bearer Of the
beretta from the Pope made an address in
French. in which he said that the elevation
of tie Archbishop 10 the Cardinalate was
no more than a fitting recognition Of the
position that this country rightfully as
sumes among the nations Of the world, not
merely because Of the wonderful move
meuts Of commerce, Of invention and Of
whatever regards material progress, which
Il DISPLAYS, but also because all these
things are far from engTCssiGg the minds
| of this people TO the exclusion Of tie in
terGs,s Of religious and moral order. Car
dtnaI McClosky replied in French.
The Cardinal privately signihed his
choice Of April -, IS the day for the pub
lie ceremony Of receiving the beretta in
trusted to MonseigueUr R0ncetti.
The Trap sPrung by the Washington
Ring 10 Catch Dana.
Argument took place to-day in the
United States District Court on the habeas
| corpus writ obtained by Chas. A. Dana 70
preven. him being carried to Washington
| As a -i,nass 10 The Criminal Court Of the
/ District Of Columbia. Mr.. Bartlett, Of
| counsel for Mr.. Dana, after handing his
| points to the Judge and before beginning
| his argument, read The subpoena calling
upon Dana to appear before the Criminal
| Court on the 10Th of March, to testify in
| behalf Of the United States, and said it
| does not state in what year Dana is TO ap-
! pear before the court. Our view Of it is
! that he may appear on the 10Th Of March
! of any year he sees 1T, and he has selected
The 2g.h Of March succeeding the 4th OF
/ March after Cur next President is elected
] rs he thinks by that time the malaria Of
/ that climate may have been removed.
Presbyterian Confederation.
! The committee in the matter Of the Pres
/ bvterian confederation tonight appointed Z
| Subcommittee 10 DRAFT plan for sabmis
sion to a general conference in Ion don
yuly l.
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COTTON was dull and easier IN New
York yesterday. Midding upland was
quoted at l64@l7c.
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J. BArEMAN SMITH, editor Of the
FaveHeriIle Express, and, perhaps, the
most humorous journalist in the State
has been rendered the Oil Inspector
ship for his town.
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A CoLORED organization in Dayton
has decided to forgive their clergyman for
betting on thTee-card monte and losing 500
of festival money. One Of the DeacOns re-
marked: ave is all human, and dc game
is very exciting"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-09

BEN BUTLER's brother m law,
which his name is Parker, lHeathen
Chineel has been appointed postmaster
at New Orleans.
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WASHINGTON.
of the Assistant Attorney
General.

Resignation Of the Assistant Attorney
General.
WASHINGTON. April S.-The attorney
General mas inst receiged from Mr.. Hill his
letter resigniug the Off ee of Assistant At
torney General, to take effect at the ad-
iournment Of the present session Of the
Supreme Court.
A Vacancy in the Court Of Claims.
The vacancy expected on the bench of
the Court of Claims by the resignation Of
Judge Peck, is talked Of as likely to be
filled by General Paine, Of Wisconsin, or
Commissioner Douglass.
Tho Frauas in the POstOffiee Depart
menf.
Special to the Cincinnati Commercial.
The investigation is not yet closed, and
new and important facts, which have been
developed to-day, are withheld till the
whole truth is arrived at. 1t appears that
Channel had duplicate key to the room
where bids were deposited, and it was his
custom to take the bids from this rOom 10
Kettle, at the hotel Of the latter, where
they could be examined. This was
done on Saturday, and they were
returned on Monday before 9 4. NJ, after
they lad been thoroughly canvasSed.
there is also evidence that in some in
stances bids were abstracted-that is, never
sent back from Kettles hotel to the De
partment. On one occasion, when Chan
nel went to take the bids out, be was great
ly surprised to find that they had been re-
moved by some one else. They turned up,
however, next morning, in their proper
place. This was the first intimatiOn that
The Channel-Kettle ring had Of the exist
ence Of another similar ring.
= The Louisiana Compromise.
Congressman Wheeler arrived here this
evening, en- route TO New Orleans, to aid
in carrying ont the terms Of the Louisiana
compromise.
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GOLD was strong in New York yes
terday, opening at ll44, declined to
ll4B. and closed at rs.
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MELANCHOLY FATE OF AN ELE
pHAET.
Prom the LOnd0n IImes.

Al hamburg, the keepers Of the 100
,4,-,-,-,I,g ,l,9f il would be more economical
N @iyc liz elephant a stone foof- as the
-,.,55,jaD one tsl 10 DE replaced too often.
ono Was laid. but sss5 elephant woulduot he
,layyn rrf,on 81 70 sleep. Something told him
rEa, # he did. he o0Gld not get
nm arain. Hence. he slept stanciagor lean
mo AGAINST the wall. But the other
1i6bt Lis fee. slipped when doing, and he
.caT,e down. He could not glt up in fact,
md twenty men with ropes, pulleys, and
ingenious contrivances woIi'7-- ali u'S W
- IN oct him ND. He was finally raised
until his feet were four locGes above .-S
flour. when the hinderroPes. DToNe, l5'' III III
the poor beast hanging by lhe nssh' 11
,ravt one uiieous roar and was dead.
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r'THE vote Of ST. Louis for Mayor IS
rs follows: Barre5 (Democrat), 1888;
Ovsrstolz independently, 1918; Ma
guire Republican,, 4.445. Barret' S
pluralitv. 774.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-09

THE Gibson County KuKlux Prison
ers. so called" =" are still on trial be
fore the Federal Court II Memphis.
The evidence for the defense was be-
gun Wednesday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-09

TENNESSEE BONDS were quoted IN
New York yesterday at So for both old
and new.
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MEMPHIS is IN a stew about the new
city charter. Has Memphis a char
ter? That's the question now
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EDINBURG, ILLS,

Down-One Lady Killed and Several
Persons Terribly Manned,
CINCINNATI, April S.-A special 10 the
Commercial says a fearful tornado swept
through Eliuburg, HIS, at $50 P. NJ. t.
day, dam0hshing the Christian Church, N
IN which were some twenty thirty young
ladies and gentlemen, who had gathered
for a rehearsal. About fifteen had
been taken out at the latest
accounts. Miss Porter was dead: Dick
Greenwood. both LEGS broken; j. b. Eaten,
seriously injured; Miss Sanders, both legs
and one arm broken; Mr.. kemmerer, Jaw
aud shoulder broken. Several Others were
injured. Five dwellings were also blown
down and an elevator badly damaged.
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u-l lIIO IVIIVW III-5 l-l-0N NIIIll u .IlN u
lats dificultyl
From the Appeal.
Al,C-,r O'clock Tuesday aftaruoo


About / O'Clock Tuesday afternoon Mr..
r. Medlin, County Court Clerk Of Haywood
county, was shot and killed in his Office at
Brownsville by two brothers, Henry and
Eli Bond, sons Of Thomas Bond, of that
town. We have been unable to ascertain
anything definite about the murder, which
is envelOped in some mystery. It is said
that Mr.. Medlin had difficulty some time
ago with Henry Bond, who is 2 mem
ber of the Brownsville bar. Tuesday
afternoon he and Eli, armed with pis-
tolls, entered the office Of Mr.. Medlin,
who arose and said: Il am unarned and
cannot fight YOU" But this did not have
any effect upon the two brothers, as Henry
Bond Immediately fired at NJ Medli1.
who then seized bis assailant and engaged
in a scuflle. During this struggle Eli
Bond, who is j1,st grown fired several
shots, and heir unfortunate victim fell
bleeding and dying, eight pistol shots having
penetrated his body. The report of the
shots caused the citizens 70 rush into Mr..
Medlin's office, and the Bonds WeI6 soon
arrested, NJ. MedIin lived only a few
minutes after falling upon the floor, and
an examination showed that he had been
shot in the forehead, chin, shoulder, near
the heart, and in other parts Of the body.
The fact Of his being unarmed, an the at
tack having been made by the Bonds, who
were fully prepared to Eili the officer,
presents this homicide in a shocking
light, and perhaps no explanations or un-
revealed facts can be shown to justify the
murder of a defenseless man, whose killing
is said to have been witnessed by Robert
Haywood, Craig Thompson, and Deputy
County Court Clerk Charles TaliafeuO.
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nRrTIsm P0L1R ExPEDITiON.

Nsarlv all the petty officers who VIII
ca.rpose the crews Of the Arctic eNHloTa,i' i'LA. d
eNpeaitionary ships have been entered al al
Portsmouth. aud allowed 10 80 on
gcsve Of absence until the ships are
commissioned. Like the Officers, the sea
neu ans marines axe all volunteers. Oniy
men Of very GOOD character and OF the very
E,eyi constitutes are taken. The medical
examination is especially strict. ne
heicht is limited TO between five feet SIN
inches and five feet nine inches, end the
ace to between twenty-five and thirty one
years. In consequence e this standard
many young. active Iuen, and tall, power
full ones, are disappointed in their wish 70
laiu.
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The Globe has a special from Waco,
Texas, saying Pete Mccartney, the cOun-
terfeiter, had escaped after being turned
over to United States Detective DuckwOrth,
and Ut last accounts had not been recap
tured. All Of McCauney's cOunterteiting
tools, materials, presses, etc, had been
taken and stored al Sherman, Texas.
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QUESTIONS oft day-One or two. 2,
s. or O. able OF ible2 u ia or u out!
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THE BROWNSVILLE TRAGElI.

The Killing OF Robert MedIIn, County
Court Clerk Of Reports
from the Memphis Papers.
In the UNION AND AMERICAN kilograms
of yesterday morning there was a brief
mention Of the killing Of Robert Medlin,
the County Court Clerk of Haywood
county, by Henry and Eli Bond. From
the Memphis papers Of yesterday we ex-
tract the following accounts of the unfOrtu-
nate diflicultyl
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ST. LOUIS,

ResuItOf the Election for COunciImeR.
ST. LOUIS, April Sat the election here
Tuesday, seven Democrats, three lnde-
pendent Democrats and four Republicans
Mere elected TO the CitY Council.
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Indge LHnch i'm Kansas

\ man whose name is not given was
hanged in Usage county, Ks, last Sunday
night, for raping a young giTi.
Escape of Pete Mccartney, the COHn-
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FIRE INSURANCE.
EQUITABLE
Fire InSuranCeCO.
No. IA North Cherry St,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

CAPITAL. S1,OOO,OOO.
TWENTY PER CENT PAID u
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UNION AND AmERICAN.
TerIlIs,Of SlEbscriptiOll.

Semf-Weekiys S4-20 Week1iy -'-...e'
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
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A Fatal Case OF HydrOPhODia-Sad
Death of a Child from Drink
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DLRECTORS.
". ". BEEnY, WM. PHILLIPS,
T. Y. GARDNER, b. :. RHEA,
DEMPSEY WEAVER, ghO. p. WMELESSf
:. +. GILBERT, JAS. A. McALisTkB,
A. g. ADAMS. SAML CONAN,
TH0S. ID. FITE, J. B. O'BRlAh.
THIS WELL-ENOWN COMPANY COZ
tiHuSs % insure property against loss or dam
age oy ire. Its usefulness and willingness 90
meet It's engagements have been shOWu BY the
psymentOf over
100000 TO POLICY.HOLDERS
since its organisation.
Those who Essa to patrOnize 3 home cOnlpany
Organised upon a solid basis and cOEseryativeIy
managed, will hnd the Equitable, OF Nashville
worthy Of their confidence.
BOLLES- &IGLASGOW, ,IAgents.
my3J ly lisp.