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ELASTIC TRUSS.
LEGAL.

NTOTfCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
| IN subscriber has b. en- appOinte Ell and lquali-
he'd as AdmiDistratrix on the estate OF Franz
w. Kammann, late Of Hamilton county, de.
Dated at Cincinn ati, this Q7th day Of scptem-
ber, 1875. 10 CHARLOrTE KAMMANN.
| se28-3t,Tu Administrative.
r EGAL-State OF Ohio, Hamilton County
| i Common Pleas Court, No. 1886. Mag "a
| lena Deutsch, plaintif. vs. Ferdinand Dentsch,
defendant The deen fant IN tho ate5ye cause
will take notice that the plaintin mas hteu
pelit.on In the above canse against MIN, bray
| ing for divorce and charging him with ex-
treine cruelty, gross neglect VI duly and VIII !.
ful absence for more tlan three years last
past. Said defendant will be required TO an
sy er or demur to said petition on or before the
10Th day Of Octobur, A. ID. 1915. .,x
MAGDALENA DEUTSCH.
| CINCINNATI, September A:rlSl6.
FORREST, CRANER Il MAKER, Attorneys Tor
Piaintiff. sea. ogiu.
r EGAL,NOTICE-Jnlius Alten,iorf, a nom
i 4 resident OF the State OF OHIO, will take no.
tIce that Frank Miller, of Hamilton county,
Ohio. did, on the 24th day Of March, 1874, hie
his pc ition in the Court Of Common fieas OF
sa ID Hamilton county, case No. 3,3o6 against
said julius Altendorf, praying Tor Judgment
against him in the sum of iSSH III, with insef-
est thereon, on account OF hogs sold and de-
liyered to said Altendorf by said Miller, and
an order Of attachment issued, and Z. A.
Worst Qarnisheed IN said action.
The SAID Julius Altendorf is notified that ne
is r, quired to answer said petition on or before
the 18th day Of November, 1875.
FRANK MILLER,
BY e. EDWARDS, his At orney. .
Dated Sept. 14th, 1876. se14 -6tlu
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CINCINNATI, RICHMOND AND CHICAGO.
Depot. Fifth aud Hoadly. Time,7 minutes fast.
Chicago Mail. .:...... 7:90A.M. 9:00P.BI. 8A0P.M
Richmond Ac........ 2:30P.M. 1:i0P.Dr. 7.A0P.AI.
Chicago Elk daily. 7:O0P.M. 8:20A.M. 7:lOA.M.
CINCINNATI. HAMILTON AND INDIANAPoLIs.
Depot, Fifth and Hoadlv. Time. 7 minutes fast.
Indianapolis Ex.... 7:30A.M. 1 90 M. I2:55P.M.
Indianapolis Ex...... 1:i5P.M. 5;5oP.M. 3:35P.N.
Connersville Ae..... 6:g0P.M. 9:5OA.M. SO PM
Peoria Ex. (exSato 7;00P.M. 12,o0P.M. l0s55A.M.
GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA.
Depot, Fifth and Hoadly. Time, minutes fast.
Morning Mail. ....... 7:30A.M. 9:9oP.M. 9.35P.M.
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DAYTON sHoRT-LINE AND CLEVELAND.
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TONIC ELIXIR.
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The 1916 A. N. and I; ;IU r. y; trahs connect Tor
Yellow Springs and Springfield. The Church train
Leaves Lovelapd sundays at A. NJ, aud returning
Leaves Cincinnati at 2P. N.
CINCINNATI AND MUsKINGUM VALLEY.
Depot, Front and Kilgour. Time, minutes fast.
GAINESVILLE Ex.......l0:O0A. NJ. 3si0P.M. 6:sOp.M.
Circievilie Ac....... 4a0P.M. i0a5A.M. 9sgOP.M N.
COLUMBUS, MT. VERNON AND CLEVELAND.
Depot, Front and Kilgour. Time minutes fast.
Cleveland Ex.....,.. 7a6A.M. 6:b0P.M. 7;35r.M.
cHEsAPEAKEANpo OHIO.
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u Ex,.,., sDlr.M. 600A.M. aA0A,ks
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-08

Miss ZOE GAyroN's BENEFIT.
talented artistic appears on the stngs in
Carson, tonight, for the last time during
the season. The play-''Lost in Lon
don''-is one Of thrilling interest
throughout and Ieplete with tragic
scenes. The company will all do their
best, this evening, and We predict for
them large and attentive audience.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-08

TEMPTING DISPLAY Passers by
stopped in crowds, last night, 10 gaze
on the delicacies exhibited in Frisbie's
Restaurant window. The finest trout
in the world we're there-three in
number one of them weighing %
pounds. HOLSTERS. crabs, huge oysters,
game of every sort from the California
quafl TO the fat mallard, poultry, veni-
son, everything luscious and nice to
make the mouth water and enliveu
the palate. A fountain in the midst
of this luxurious spread east its spray
with pleasing effect upon the sur
roHndings. Ind this ,cind3,c is true
md faithful index of mhat is to be hal
On tie inside. The chop house on the
corner is open all night and every
thing that the appetite of an epicure
could desire is readily served by skill
iul cooks and courteous walters at all
hours. In the more retired part of
the building are two apartments, one
for gentlemen, and the other for ladies
and families where every comfort can
be had attable that is enjoyed at home.
Young Lyman Frisbie superintends
the business and leaves no effort I'M
tried 10 please and satisfy his Gus
toners.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-08

EXECUTIVE SESSION. Senate
went into executive session, yesterday
afternoon, and transacted no other
business except TO receive two reports
{of the Board of the Orphans Home
and Supt. of Public Instruction) and
refer them to appropriate committees.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-08
NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
SEVENTH SESSION.
senate-Eo Grsh Day.
Carson Cry, January Z, 1875.

Governor in the Chair. Prayer by Rev
Tevis. Minutes read and adopted.
QUESTION OF PRIVILEGE.
yarian rose to say that it was disagree
able at all times, for Senator to fint
fault with a newspaper correspondent
But the correspondent of the San Fran
cisco Chronicle had made some remark,
SO slauderous that he asked permission
of the Senate to totally deny them. He
then read an extract from the Chronicle
in regard to the organization of the Leg,
islaiure. 1 made no motion to adjourn
but to take recess. 1 am no schemer nor
ever have been. II such a thing occurs
again shall be reluctantly compelled to
ask the Senate to take some action upon
it.
Concurrent resolution by VariaD. that
| lowing to the Governors iIlness) the
Joint Convention OF the Senate and As
sembly call upon his Excelency at his
home, Saturday, at P n, and proceed
to his Inauguration there and that the
Legislature return thence to the Capitol
and inaugurate the Lieutenant Governor
elect, in the ordinary manner.
BY McCIiuton Resolved that the
Chief Clerk of Committees 10 author
lied 10 order from the Sergeant-at- Arms
all stationery required by the Chairman
Of committees. Adopted,
CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS.
BY Clapp: That action be taken by
the Legislature pe;itioning Congress to
resclud the order creating the Indian
Reservation in Lincoln county. Refer
Ct. to Committee on Federal Relations.
Resolution by Chubbock TO have ice
water. Adopted.
BY Cassidy: Resolved. that the Ser
geant-at-Arms be instructed to procure an
improved map OF Nevada, for the uss OF
the Senate. Adopted.
BY Varian: Resolved that the stand
ing committees be as follows:
On Elections-Stevenson Davenport,
Varian, Wescoatt and Robinson.
Corporations-Di Dickinson, Hickey, Ross
King and CoLn.
Public Printing-Farlell, Cassidy and |
McClinton.
Hickey, Stampley and Rob
iuson.
Ways and Means-Walter, Chubbock,
Cohn, King and Clapp.
Judiciary - NaEian, McClintcn, Ed
monds, Cassidy, and Thompson
Military and Indian Atfairs-Thomp-
son, Lockwood and Shepperd.
County and County Boundaries-Wes-
coat, Hobart and Robinson.
Agriculture and Manusac lures Ross,
Hickey and Grimes.
Education -McClinton, Davenport and
Garrarl.
Railroads and Internal Improvements
-Chubbock, Thompson, Stamplsy, Far
ell and Cassidy.
,t,n,nlar D;.I.insH,, ord tTnhar.
pnb1;c - -rIn,[,n5s r,rr,u 49,,
''''''' anu
Federai EsI,,ions-p;nsr Tbo,rnso,,
nd VaI.ar ''-'
Encross,nant-G r;n,es C,s.il,. orl
-, ,r.1,cr.
EnrolIm ent-Iockvood CLAW, o,l
,hrLbonE iF ''''
STATE Prison-D,va,roy. r;clax o,1
johnson ''''' t
M;leoo. S.o,,,1. c,r1 80, q
'lapp. l
RUNE Morais-toAn, boss and Far 3
Ell.
state Library Hhspperd, 7a1lan and n
'ic c,:
supplies anu expenditures --i'oplnson
thompson ana stevenson:
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-08

OBsERvAToRY.-Iti is not generally
known that we have, in Carson, com
pletc astronomical observatory sup
piled with meridian transit, etc. Under
the same scientific roof are to be found
Green's barometer, thermometers and
the like; and on tho premises, rain
gauges and all the apparatus complete
for taking accurate meteorological oh
servations. We promise ourselves a
visit TO our Friends sanctun--and
then report.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-08
SENATE MEssENGER.

Joint resolution received from Senate
to the effect that the Senate and House
assemble in joint convention 10 inaugu-
rate the Governor Cat home on account
Of his illness) and the Lieutenant Gov
ernor in the Assembly chamber.
The resolution was unanimously nd
opted.
House adjourned.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-08

An CGLY NIsIToR. - Between the
hours OF and 5 o'clock, yesterday, a
wind came upon US here in Carson
which seemed to take up, at least, n
half inch of the entire surface of loose
soil. Bits OF paper, old dry tobacco
guilds, stumps of cigars, straw, and
pebbles were taken up in dense
binding cloud and driven northward
up Carson street in a whirlwind. In
less than \ minute, however, the
" zephyr" had died out. The night
came IN dark and the stars were nearly
all concealed. We have been having
too much good weather. Look out
now for the storm. We are weather.
wise.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-08
ASSEMBLY.

| ASSENOL1.
The Assembly was called to order n
HAM Roll called: ell present excep
two. Prayer by the Rev. James Woods
journal read and approved.
REPORTS.
The Judiciary Committee reported in
favor OF sustaining the veto of the Gov.
ernor on Assembly Bill No. 105 which
passed the Legislature at last session.
Report adopted.
On motion of Beck the veto was taken
up.
The message was read
The veto refers to bill for railroad
from C. p Il. Il. to Austin. The Cover
nor objected to the bill on the ground
| that it contains more objects than one
all not expressed in the title---which is
contrary to the Constitution
The veto was unanimously sustained.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
Buckner proposed an amendment TO
the Constitution changing the common
ment OF the fiscal year from the lst of
January to the 31st Of December.
Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
BY Hogan
Resolved, That all Standing and Spe-
cial Committees, to whom matters are
referred, shall return the same to the
House within three days.
Dow opposed the resolution on tie
ground of lack Of time.
The motion to substitute seven
days Was made and the amendment car
litd.
Dow called attention to the fact that
the House should take some steps with
regard to the Governors Inauguration,
as his tenn expires Saturday. bat max
ing no motion to that effect, the matter
was passed over.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
Penrod gave notice of bill Amanda- |
tory of thu Registry Law passed March,
1873.
BY Mcdonald. q bill to exempt the
property of the miners Union in Storey |
and Lyon from taxation.
BY E. L. Smith, bill relating 10
Mechanics Liens, and repeating all laws
on the subject.
by Case. a bill "Amendatory Of an
Act to provide for the maintenance and
Of the Public Schools" APP
proved March 90, 1865.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY BUcLner, bill making place for
Al additional page in the Assembly.
Read second time by title and referred
10 Committee on Ways and Means.
By Bergsteip, bill to prevent the
Practice Of Medicine and Surgery by
unqualified persons.
Requires diploma CT certificate of
modification TO I,ractice
Read second time and referred to
committee of three appointed by the
Chair, composed of Helm, T.. Il. Smith
md GerhaTdt.
BY Dow, bill to create State Board
# Equalization.
Section l makes it the duty of the
Governor on or before the second Mon
ay in June, 1873, to appoint one person
'om each Senatorial District having the
Of an elector, who, to-
ether with the State Controller, shall
onsIitute n State Board of Equalization.
Section makes it the duty OF the
card to assemble at tho Capitol on the
acond Monday Of July of each year,
zen and there to examine abstract Of ,
.xes on railroad and otLer property.
Ordered printed.
SENATE MESSENGER.
Joint resolution received from Senate
the effect that the Senate and House | !
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-08

CORRESPONDENT. Quite q number OF
correspondents are III the city, in attend
ance Oh the Legislature. The following
are the representatives. Of the San Fran
cisco and other papers: Mr. L. A. Wor-
ley OF the Bulletin and Col; Mr.. Vincent
Ryan, of the Alta; Mr. D. Z. McCasty,
of tho Chronicle; Mr.. Sands W. Forman,
of the Examiner The Sacramento Rec
ord is represented by Mr.. c. A. Garter;
the Virginia Enterprise 10y 1Ir. c. A. V.
Putnam; the Virginia Chronicle by Mr..
Sands W. Forman; the Virginia hide
pendent by Mr.. N. Soderberg and the
Gold Hill Ne,rs by Mr. Fred II. Hart
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MINING .TOCx REPORT.
Forenoon Board

Forenoon Board
oe5 onhir $40. s'5. 3l2. a!aS
$500 II xican IS, "A. II bio, GO
1s2" Gould Curry 70. 50, Sc = IS
1885 Best h Bclcher ~, 60. IS. 6?h
365 Savage ls7 =. 49,. lsol., lS5
265 Ch1ilar 81. So, so. sT1s
3i5 Hale Noroross CO. GS, 81, coy
SIS Crown Point 46. A. H.. A.
ala Yellow Jacket $50. I4S. lis, .s3b}1
1920 Imperial II. l7h. 10. 1917
SIS Empire Mill AN. Is. Iia
$40 kentuck ~. %. p b50, 2Ie
100 G H Quartz 6
S25 Alpha 40. 81, IS. z3 bJ
.3lo Belcher 50. So. 81 4 b30, IS
SIS Confidence As. IS, ts54. Al
235 Con Virginia 1000 $50, Goo b5. ESQ
1855 Sierra Nevada y. IS (, 2S b3o. 2js
I4o Daney 3 &. 3. q
as3 California 72o, 75o. $50 bso. 80
10 Exchequer $50
5ij Overman S. SIS, s5k, s.
100 Justice 100. 10. llj
305 Succor M
2is0 Lady Bryan 7. ~. rs b3n. -.
ll40 Julia 10. lsh, 1919 b3a, 1871 81
$50 Caledonia 30. 81. 30. 30S
go knickerbocker G;4, 6, CT. G
$40 Gloce III. u.
lG33 Baltimore lok, l2A, ~, 10
Evening Report
iSj Valley c. so. 6
SO r / Ely %. 255q
SEQ Eureka Con "a. Ia, Iik
400 Piocho }. 80
ECO Wash x Creole 62tc
Is5 Flag %, ?. az
25c0 Belmont 13k II. II 80, I4a
1920 Newark 75c. s7kc,l
$50 Mon Belmont II, > = bj
97j Rye Patch 1. 3f5
$50 Eldora1o s24, ~
30 Cherry Creek
leo independent
80 Chariot Mil 4
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-08

JUDGE HILLYER U. S. District Judge of
Nevada. leaves here for San Francisco
Saturday night, to preside with Judge
Sawyer in Judge Hohfman's Court which
meets on Tuesday, the 18th inst. Judge
Hillyer was designated to fill the place
of Judge Hoffman during the latter's alb
sence on trip to the Eastern States.
The term of Court will extend over
month or more.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-08

l. o. Q. P. ISsTALLATIoN.-At a regu-
lar meeting of Carson Lodge No. 4, held
at their Hall. Wednesday evening, Jan.
9Th, 1875, the following named officers
were installed by Worthy Grand Master.
]. d. Minor, assisted by d. Ct. kitz-
meyer, D. d. G. NJ: Geo. ellison, n .
e.; P. Mulcahy, V. e.; W. A. Van
Reed. Il. Sec; Alex Leport, P. Sec. !;
VIM. Patterson. Treas; J. Muller, R. S.
n. G.; j. J.. Beam, I. S. \. c.; Bro.
Wheeler, L. S. Y. g.; L. S. Greenlaw,
Con; C. 4. Wi,hsrell, Warden; V. A.
Muller, Z. S. S.: Adam Uhl, l.. S. S;
3ro. Mathews, /. G.; Bro. Lobbs, o.
e.; Rev. James Woods, Chaplain.
THEArRE-The attendance at the
Theatre, last night, was fair for Carson,
though by no means as large an audi
euce as the talent OF the dramatic COM
pany deserve TO De comrlimented with.
Ruth Oakley was really admirably
played.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-08

X. OF p. INsTALLATIoN.-Atth the regu.
lar meeting of Carson Lodge No. 4, X. of
P, tho following named officers were
duly installed by p. II. Mulcahy, D. A.
g. c.: George f. Nonderhyde, p. c.;
Henry II. Whitehill, c. CD. L. Mack,
V. c.; A. F. Keller, Prelate; L. L. Elrod,
X. of r. and s.; l.. A. Frisbie, NJ. Of r.;
Edmund James, NJ. of E.; N. Curry, n.
of A,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-08

The Assembly was called to order a
IL A. II. Roll called: al present except
two. Prayer by the Rev. James Woods
Journai read and approved.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-18
ALL OVER TIE CRY.

The train from Chattanooga last night
had on board merry crew Of students from
East Tennessee University.
Prof. kessler, a popular violinist Of this
city, viii have a benefit performance at
Turner Hall next Thursday night.
One Of the street cars on duty yesterday
attracted special attention on account Of its
age and Imperfect state Of preservation.
Some members ofthe new cOlored COM
paDy repudiate the title Of "Grant Guards"
and insist that the name is 't1rand
Guards"
The street force was engaged in graveling
Uniun. street yesterday, and such work is
to be Continued till every thoroughfare in
the city receives repairs Of this kind.
Pools will be sold tonight at the Mer-
chants Exchange on the trOtting race to
come of tomorrow. Entries will close at
the track Saturday for the race next Thurs
day.
The heavy rains of the past two days
have materially interfered with the build
ing Of the culvert over Lick Branch. Some
Of the Masonry and timbers have been
washed away.
The annual Sunday-school picnic of St.
AIMS Church, Edgefeld, comes of to-day
at Fatherland place. Persons sending
baskets are requested TO have them at the
church before 10 O'Clock.
Q 'Squires P. w. Maxey and E. G. Rove
happened together at the courthouse yes
terday, and got into a pleasant dispute
about their weights, leading to an arbitra-
ton by the scales. They tied on 312s lbs.
avo.rdupois.
We regret to state that the storm of
Wednesday completely deluged st. Ber-
nard's Convent, the roof having previously
been partially removed by the builders,
preparatory to repairing and enlarging the
building. For the present, the Sisters have
accepted the hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs. III.
Mccormack, on Park street. We trust
their old home will soon be ready for them.
On account Of the unfayorable weather,
Tennessee Council No. 80, United Friends
Of Temperance, have indefinitely pOstpon-
ed their steamboat excursion and basked
picnic, which were to have come off yester-
day, and will give instead an ice cream tes-
tival at their hall on Union street tonight.
Ample arrangements have been made for
the comfort Of the guests and good time
may be expected.
a new 'fWrinkle7 in railroad Sancho
Pedro is played with the full pack, white
face included, but this latter card only
ranks as the lowest Of trumps. 1t counts
fifteen TO the holder, the other cards hav-
ing the same relative value as in the orci-
nary SanchO Pedro game, and the number
of points is therefore thirty-three. The
game, of course, affords excellent scope for
extensive bidding, if a player has decent
" good hand, and there is excitement
enough, occasionally, to induce a man to
bid thirty-three, in the vain hope that the
fates will favor such rashness. But he
generally gets "set back"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-18
Eeu Advertisements.

Insure in the State Insurance Company.
Travelling bags, straw hats, shoes, etc,
at reduced prices at I. Z. Winstead x
Co.'s, opposite Maxwell House.
First-class carriage painter and black
smith wanted by FeCheT & Bro, Chat
tanOOgs, Tenn.
A situation as nurse wanted by one who
can come well recommended.
Keep healthy by using HostetteI's StOm-
ach Bitters.
See notices in bankruptcy by United
States Marshal Spence.
Owing to the inclemency of the weather,
the steamboat excursion and basket picnic,
to have come off yesterday under the
auspices of Tennessee Council No. 80,
United Friends Of Temperance, has been
indefinitely postponed, and instead an ice
cream festival will be given al the hall Of
the Order, on Union street, this evening.
Be on hand if you wish to spend an even
ing of real enjoyment.
An excursion party will leave Memphis
for California on the 10Th of July next, on
a ninety days trip. All the principal places
of interest will be visited, and as special
rates have been secured with the railroads,
the expenses will be very reasonable. See
advertisement for particulars.
Beersheeba Springs is now open for the
reception Of visitors. As a summer resort,
Beersheba presents attractions to the in
valid and pleasure-seeker that can hardly
be equalled.
Rhes, Smith & Co. want to purchase
1000 bushels barley, and have for sale 100
bbls. cement.
The Second Presbyterian Mite Society
meets tonight at the residence Of Mrs
Geo. Wells, North Market street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-18
THE LIGHTNING'S WORK.

A West End Dwelling Struck and a
Dozen or More People shaken Up
In a Lively Manner.
The dwelling Of Frank c. Eelbeck, 81
West Locust street, was struck by light
ming about hafpast 8 o'clock yesterday
morning. 1t appears that the current struck
the chimney and divided, part Of it going
down the fue into the dining-rOOm, and
the other part tearing off portion of the
gable end Of the house and communicating
with the ground.
Mrs. Eelbeck, who was in the dining
room at the time, was severely shocked, but
sustained no permanent injury.
Bricks from the chimney were scattered
over the yard surrounding the house. The
building was damaged to The extent Of
about $50.
It seems the bolt that struck Mr.. Eel
beek's house did considerable damage in
that locality. Mr.. Polk Mitchell, living
near By, was knocked senseleSs, and was
cot able TO get out on the streets until in
the afternoon.
The family Of Mr.. Firth, living in the
adjoining house to Mr.. Mitchell, were all
slightly shocked. Mrs. Jackson, living in
the neighbOrhOOd, was struck and badly
stunned, having to be laid up during the
day. Ms. Allen, living not a great dis
lance off on Broad street, was also stunned
by a stroke Of lightning, but was not Sc
riously hurt.
A saddled horse was standing hitehed at
a gate in the vicinity, and, singulaIly
enough, the saddle and blanket were strick-
en- by the lightning and torn TO pieces,
without the slightest injury % the animal.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-18
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Judge Duling got S77.50 out Of the nine
offenders who put in an appearance before
him yesterday morning.
The Recorder sent Tom Ryan to the
WOrk-house yesterday under a twenty-five
dollar fine for vagranc-.
A negro named Ebert Hutton was sent
to the county wOrk-house for tifty-four days
by Justice Baskette yesterday, because he
had no visible means Of support.
Frank Edwards, before Justices CaSsetty
and Creighton yesterday, at the instance
Of Mrs. d. G. Names, on the charge Of as
saut and battery, was acquitted.
Alex. Morton was fined ten dollars in
the Police Court yesterday for assault and
battery and using language calculated to
provoke a breach OF tie peace. Alex. fail
ed to raise the necessary amount Of filthy
lucre and was sent to the wOrk-hOuse.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-18

''The American Press was responded to
by J. o. Griffith. Other tOasts were re-
spOnded to by Gen. NJ. J. Wright, G. j.
Lock wood and 7. II. Baker.
Gen. Pennypacker being. present, was
called upon to respond to the toast, "Our
Army and Navy" but he said he was not a
speaker, and requested DR.. r. L. G. White
to reply for him, which the Doctor did.
w. J. Slater responded, Of course, to the
toast, "The Ladies'
After an evening that will always be
pleasantly TecOllected by both entertainers
and guests, the company retired from the
festive scene. MurfreesbOrO hospitality is,
indeed, of the right royal style.
TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME.
The programme Of the Association for
to-day is as follows:
90 A. M.-Business meeting Of the AssO-
ciatlOn in the Circuit Court room.
3P. MA drive to the principal places
Of curiosity in and around MUrfreesbOrO.
SP. M.-Public exercises at the Chris
tian Church.
At the conclusion Of these exercises the
members Of the Association will be enter
tanned at the residence Of Col. Jas. d.
Richardson.