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E1sract from Addrsss Of Err Mayor Rem.
ssiek, Non. 10, 1869.

E1sract from Addrsss Of Err Mayor Rem.
ssseh, Non. 10, 1869.
had the pleasure yesterday Of exam.
lining the various books of instruction
used here, and of having explained TO
me BY the principals, the mode Of com
municating commercial nowledse, both
theoretically and practically, and which,
In my humble judgment, was most thor
ough and complete. / know of no
branch of education so beneficial to men
Of all professions, as good, sound
course Of commercial instruction.
From John r. Dillon, Judge of q. S.
Circuit Court.
Educated labor Is always in demand.
Commercial Colleges well conducted
supply an obvious educational need.
The course OF instruction is essentially
and pointedly practical. 1t is not in lieu
of, but rather supplementary to, school
or academicsl education. 1t connects
these with the every day duties and
practical business OF life. Young men
contemplating LIFE OF BUSINESS can,
in my judgment, most proftably pursue
course of instruction in the Davenport
Business College.
From His Escetteney TAos. C. Fletcher,
Es Coz. Of Mssouri.
l have the highest opinion of Com
mercial Colleges, having seen many rea.
sons to think that plan the best ever
adopted to educate young men for the
responsible duties and arduous under
takings of commercial life. Their EN-.
cheney is attested in the well formed
business characters OF thousands Of
those who have within the past few
years entered upon the stage OF man
hood in our large cities.
For Catalogue and Circular Of the
above Institution, address
MONTAGUE q LILLIERIDGE,
vSlnlAyl Davenport, Iowa.
From Hon. Hiram Price.
From what Know of the Iowa state
Business College. and tbs gentlemen con.
Quoting 1t, very cheerfully endorse
what Judge Dillon has said in reference
to It In the above letter.
From b. aiken, Prssidsns Fsyss Nss,on. |
al Bank, CAseaao.
1t is OF tho first importance that thu
young men Of our country bs properly |
educated and trained for the active pur. |
'uits Of life. The best legacy that can |
% bestowed upon young man Il "sys.
sm- sccaraey--dispstcA." A good busi-
less training will produce this, and VIM |
'e OF incalculable value to him, NO mat.
or what particular field Of industrial
'ctivity he may be called TO III.
believe your system or COMMERCIAL |
raining - . necessity OF the age. n
hese days Of magnificent enterprises. il |
'ecomes necessary 70 have thoroughly
disciplined minds, capable Of graspiae.
and intslissatly accepting Or |
s1ecting transactions hat iavslys mn.
COS Of deliAss,
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From Hon. Hiram Price.

From what know of the Iowa state
business College. and tbs gentlemen con.
Quoting IT. I very cheerfully endorse
what Judge Dillon has said in references
to II In the above letter.
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BUSINESS!

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ambitious to inakea successful start IN
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FOR preparing themselves, at the
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Dearly One Million of Dollars.

and continues 10 lend its funds 10 prompt
reliable parties, In sums OF 81 so and up-
wards for I'VE or more years, on fayorably
located, wsil-im proved real property worth
three times the amount, at ten per cent
per annum, pay able semI-annaaIIy. Pref
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Parties wishing to procure llans viii APP
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provements, cash value, de, of property to
be offered as security
IL may moi be generally known that, for
several years THE NORTHWESTERN has
received the most liberal patronage that has
oeen extended 10 any Life Company in this
State. This however, is not to BE- wondered
at when we consider tAat
The New York herald., 1875-03-10
FRENCH ADyEnI,sEslENrs.

DOuR VENDRr-UNE BOULANaERIE pATf5sERlE
u ot Coniectionnerie raBcase bien achsandoe ayont
irois voiures ct deux chevaux douze bariis &c
iarine par scmane on vend pour de dcpart pour
IEurope. h'airesser par lettre M a. box us Iicrau
Uptown Branch Oiiico-
The New York herald., 1875-03-10

WANTED-SIrUA1ION WHERE INTELLIGF NCE
w perfect sobfiety and thorough woult
be desirable qualities Address BAROMETER. tox 205
Herald Office
The New York herald., 1875-03-10

VNILLIAM ABBOTT, AUClIONEER
w once No. 3 Chambers street,
will sell on thursday At lo oclock The contents Of u
One splendid six-pull Engish Ale Pump, walnut Cour
ters round ana square Tables, Chairs, Screens Gas
ware Chandeliers. &c
The New York herald., 1875-03-10

NOACHMAN's SITUATION wANTED-sY A MAR
~ rea man. with excellent record TOR sobrety and
honesty and careful driving Address NJ NJ, IS West
At
The New York herald., 1875-03-10
MARBLE MANTEI.s.

A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF MARB x
n AMI Marbeized Mnntels. all kinds OF door iiiing
Monuments Ueadstones slabs Tor plumbers aud cabi
netmakers now Offering at :. KLABER & CO.'S steam
Broadway
The New York herald., 1875-03-10

PY H.. LoTz-CEoCKERY THE OLDEST Stand
ID In the city. Crockery Glassware, Tea Sets Plated.
ware, large lot Of 8er Goods Candy Jars % and Fancy
The Fixtures will be sold on the last day Sale CON-
meLcing 10 O'clock 70 Barclay street. corner Green
The New York herald., 1875-03-10

NOACHMAN ASD GROOA's SITUATION WANTED
- By a single thoroughly understands his bust
4 good gardener II required willing and obig
a John
The New York herald., 1875-03-10
MILK AND CREAM

NJ D. WOODHULL CO.. % TO "a NORTI
IN. Moore streetIPure Cream delivered M any par
OF New York. Brooklyn jersey City, and shippet
packed in Ice to any town between Boston and Wash
ington
The New York herald., 1875-03-10

CIrUATtoN WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN, l6 YEARS
- of age; strictly honest best city reerencc city or
country. Inquire at ~ 5th
The New York herald., 1875-03-10

A YOUNG ENGLlSHMAN AS WAITER IN PRI-
IA family; would make himself useful has good
city retere address c. A., box l5i Herald Uptown
Branch office.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-07
Personal.

Ex-Gov. John G. Brown and wife ar
rived yesterday from Pulaski. Mrs. Brown
went through to MuTfreesbO9o on a visit to
her relatives and friends there.
Capt. l.. G. OyeTman and lady left yes
terday for a short visit to KeOkuk.
MT. JAS. A. Mcclure returned yesterday
from a visit 10 Northern Ohio. He reports
very little wheat made there this harvest,
and no hay.
DR.. McFerrin left Nashville yesterday to
attend the Round Lake camp-meeGing,
celebrated annual religious gathering in
New York.
John P. TOlliver, Lebanon; William II.
Wisener, Shelbyville; ". D. Seals, Leba-
non; w. Ii. Brown, Gallatin; John II.
Wager, Huntsville, Ala; Ike Miller, Hur-
ricane Springs; Samuel Virgins, Bowling
Green, and J. b. Steele, Columbia, are
registered at the Commercial. Hotel.
Among the arrivals at the Maxwell
House Yesterday were the following: Judge
II, L. Davidson and ThOs. Il. Myers of
SheIbyville; Hon James McCalum, Pu-
laski; James POstOn, Memphis, J. N.
Msves, Columbia; g. ". Beunette, Phila-
deIphia; g. E. TaiutOr, Hartford; A. G.
Bowen, Z. NJ. Sheriff., Louisville; Henry
L. Whitman, II. II. Simmons, A. GrGtz
G. II. Lewis, L. G. Harrison, St. Lonis;
Malcolm joins on, Macon, Ca; T. d.
Bush. G. NJ Berry, Atlanta, Ca; II. G.
Baker, ShelbyVille, Ky; w. p. Edison, J.
Cox, Mt. Vernon, Ind; Il. ConarTOe,
Hamilton, Ohio.
Tbeo. Richardson, Esq, leaves for the
Red Boiling Springs, in Macon county, this
morning.
w. G. Hardness, Esq, Of st. Louis, is on
a business trip to our city.
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ALL OVER THE CITY.


The Criminal Court jury was discharged
yesterday, preparatory TO adjourning till
the court in course.
The Visiting and Benevolent Commit
tee OF West End Methodist Church will
meet this afternoon at 4 O'Clock. Full a.
tendance deshed.
The remnant Of the Exposition building
was sold by Barnes & Co. yesterday for
So54. 1t IS understood that it will be torn
down without delay.
Atthe regular meeting Of the Cotton Ex-
change Monday morning, a committees of
five was appointed TO obtain charter of in
corporation Of the Exchange.
Jas. 7. Dement,, who lives on Market
street, Just south of Broad, has hog which,
he claims, gained los pounds in weight in
one month. The animal OF June / last
weighed 405 pounds, and on July $40
pounds.
While the Lincks and the MOrgans were
playing an interesting game Of base ball in
the Sulphur Spring bottom yesterday after
noon The rain thai came up forced them in
doors. The sore stood to 2, with an
inning in favor Of tie Lincks.
From the weekly reports Of the Health
Officer in our files we find the number of
deaths in March last to Lave been Is.
This is an item Of interest in connection
with the proceedings of the Board of Al
dermen last night. kas
The passenger train on the Louisville
Nashville and Great Southern road, due in
this city at G:20 P. NJ, was delayed an hour
and quarter yesterday, on account Of the
breaking Of ali eccentric strap of the en-
CINE between Louisville and Lebanon
Junction.
A Fenh ess county man arrived in the
| city on raft yesterday, and proceeded to
the Capitol to urge suit with the Governor
for the pardon of friend in the peniten-
tiaTy. The prisoner, he said, was a good
fellow and ought not to be there. But the
Governor was Eot in, and the stranger
promised to call again.
There will be a grand shooting match
near the Cotton Factory this afternoon at
2:30 O'Clock. Several distinguished shots will
participate, who have not shot before this
season, among Others, the famous Maury
| county cracks, MeSsrs. Campbell and Dew.
| Also Mr.. Watkins, whom they all think a
sleek one, having wintered well. Mitchell,
Msadors and Masky will be on hand; also
| Prichett and K'Tkman.
An old river maL says the year when
the river keeps n uddy all summer is bound
to be a good crop year. The connection
between the two is easily perceived, as it
| requires rain both 10 make the river muddy
and the crops luxurious. But it's a good
wind that blows nobody any ill-tO be
compelled TO have muddy water in the city
| reservoir summer as well as winter is the
| diSagreeable part Of it.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-07
Her IRNlPEE.

An Alumnus Of the Law School at Leb-
anon, Tenn, informs us that among those
who have received ;heir legal education at
that FUNGUS seat are the present accom-
plished Governor Of Tennessee, Hon james
d. Porter, and the next Governor Of Ken
lucky, Hon. James 3. McCreary.
Of those who are now, or have been, in
Congress he mentions the Hon. L. c.
Gause, Of Ark, Hons. Jno. f. House, r. p.
Caldwell. David \. Nun VIM. 2. Cald-
well, Ed. /. GOlladay and Robert HattOn Of
Tennessee.
OF Judges, he mentions Hon. II. G.
Speake Of Ala, Hon p. ?. Prim Of Oregon,
HoniW. D. Frazee of Miss, and Hons. W.
S. McLemore, W. II. Smith, H. II Luton,
J. NJ. Phillips. Henry McCo-Ty, ThOs. j.
FlippiD, J. r. Flippin, Jno. S0mers, L. H.
East, ". Il. Williamson, II. j. Livingston
and J. c. FeTTiss.
OF Confederate Generals he remembers
Gen. VIM. B. Bate, Gen. A. W. Campbell,
Gen. Robert HattOn, Gen. JnO. c. Carter
and Gen. q. ". Gordon.
A little examination would doubtless
greatly swell the list. Nothing is said here
Of the many distinguished lawyers who be-
gan their course at the Lebanon Law
School.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-07
OFF FOR MAMMOTH CAVE.
Departure OF the Brooks Excursion
Party.
j. l.. WATTS,
Centennial Commissioners

Party.
A large party Of Ia les and gentlemen
from Nashville and Eisefield left tie city
Yesterday afternoon, in charge of Mayor
Brooks, of Edgefeld, on an excursion to
Mammoth Cave TIE eXcuTsiOniSls took
their departure by way of the Louisville,
Nashville and Great Southern road, on the
3:25 p. n. train, to which a special car had
been attached fnf th6ir accommodation,
They reached Cave City a. twelve min
utes past s O'Clock r. NJ; having been out
on the road five hours and a quarter. It is
proposed to spend a couple OF days at the
Cave, enjoying the pleasures it affords, and
to return home Friday morning or even
ing.
The party is composed Of the following
named persons: Mayor Brooks and lady.
Mayor Morton T. Howell, 3. il. Slief anj
lady, Hiss Ida Cover, Misses Laura and
Susie Martin, Miss L. Drake. Mrs. Z. H.
Brown. Misses Laura and Mary Bailey, A.
f.. Snted. r. 0. Winstead, J. Is. Donelson
and lady, Miss Ellen Burton, Il. J. Lyles,
Mai. George T. AkeTs, e. ii. Eastman,
Josenh A. Cantrel, Miss Kate Mizell, An
drew Milan, Miss Sallie Cornelius, Re
corder W. Matt Brown and LADY, Matt
Strattou, ir., and lady, Miss Leila Lotion,
Misses Heieu and Nora Hasslock, Herman
Hasslock, Miss D. Briggs, W. Briggs, r. o.
Howell aud lady, Miss Mary Washington,
Mrs. 7. J. Merritt, Misses Sue and Lu
Liiton, Nj Harvey Campbell, Lee Hop
kius, Miss Mollie Hopkins, Misses Ada,
Mary and Fannie Hall. Lewis and u. Hall,
t. ". Caldwell, john Caldwell. Miss
Love ChadWell, Miss Ida Osborne. VIII
Cartwright, w. II. Davis, Il W. Jennings
and lady, Capt. /. r. Wilson and lady,
Mrs. Maud Il. Smith, $. w. Colbett, CAPT.
Jas. Atwcll, Miss NJ. Fioersch, and George
u. S.ockell.
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THE CAUSE ELSEWHERE.
Centennial Mass Meetings In Old
Rutherford and Robertson.


Rutherford and Robertson.
To the Union and American:
MURFREEsBoRo July 6, 1S75.-Our
citizens witnessed yesterday the first en-
thusiastic celebration Of the Fourth Of July
''since the late lamented Uupieasantness -
At 2:30 p. NJ, the Spence Guards, in
charge OF Capt. James D. Richardson, pa
raded our principal streets and drilled for
about an hour on the Putiic Square. Their
uniform, consisting Of green coats trimmed
with red, red pants and green caps, are very
snowy, indeed. The members executed
their various eyOlutiOns Tith much precis-
ion and correctness. If the Porter Rifles
can beat them, they drill well, for remeul-
Der Brig. Gen. d. il. c. Spence is the high
private of Our Guards.
Immediately after the demonstrations on
the square Hon. Jas. d. Richardson and
Hon. II. ii. Norman, addressed a large
and enthusiastic crowd in the Courthouse
yard. Mr.. b. w. Henry, an Old and re-
specied citizen Of Rutherford was called to
the chair and Mr.. L. b. Wade and the
editors of the NslrS appointed secretaries.
Gen. Joseph B. Palmer and Capt. G. a.
Sheaf made speeches appropriate to the
day anu OyeTflOTinC with patriotism.
Resolutions were adopted pledging
Rutherford county il at least the sum Of
$3.50 aud appointed a committee of three
from each civil district to collect as much
more as possible.
The celebration of the day promises well
for an earnest and hearty celebration Of the
centeunial-all naTties icing established
in the national faith. /.
The following, addressed 10 the Sec eta
~ of the National and State Boards Of
Centennial Commissioners, vas received
yesterday:
SPRINGFIELD, Tenn, July 6, 1S75.-
Col. Frank z. Cahill-Dear Sir: We called
mass meeting of our citizens yesterday,
organized by electing Gen. JnO. L. Garner
permanent chairman and the Messrs.
Thomas, editors of the Springfield Record,
Secretaries. The centennial was discussed
and considerable enthusiasm evinCed; but
it was decided topos'pOne the appointment
Of any committees to give US an OppOrtUni-
ty to select the very best working material.
Proper interest was manifested and the
general expression is that old Robertson
will do ner part well. in which expression
we concur fully. J. w. JUDD,
j. l.. WATTS,
Centennial Commissioners.
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THE COURTS.

PROBATE COURT Edmond Turpin ap-
pointed and qualified guardian Of Matte
3. Turpin, q minor.
CHAECERY COURT Allison vs.. Harris
ct al, decree in favor of complainant.
Nance vs.. Payne e. al; final decree in
favor Of complainant.
Allen, admir-, vs. heirs and creditors of
L. Vaughn, deceased; cause revived.
State Of Tennessee vs.. Bank Of Tennes-
see ct al; cause set for first Monday in
August.
Allen vs.. SaulpaW ct al; order of revival.
Williams vs.. Marry ct al; reference 20
n. Baxter, Jr., as special commissioner.
Weller & Sons vs.. NeWsOm; decree of
Supreme Court and reference TO Clerk and
Master.
State Of Tennessee and Samuel Watson,
trustee, vs.. Bank Of Tennessee ct al; OIder
of reference to J. c. acCrOry, special
commissioner to determine what would be
reasonable compensation to J. G. Rye for
investigating the affairs Of the bank.
Seat, administrator, vs.. knight ct al;
reference to Clerk and Master.
Alley vs.. Myers ct al; decree Of Supreme
COuIt entered.
Ryan & Ryan vs.. fitzgerald ct al; leave
granted to i,e cross bill.
Guild vs.. Drake ct al; decree for sale,
etc.
Chadwell, Commissioner, etc, vs.. Saw
age ct al, (fOUr cases), same vs.. Martin e.
al, (fOur casey, same VS.. Stone ct al, six
casey; decree for sale.
Same VS.. W. P. Stone ct al; bill dis
missed as 20 MTs. I. 4. Mccall.
CRIMINAL COURT.-Judge Thomas n.
Frazier presiding.
Stale vs.. S. \. Yates, false pretenses;
verd Ct Of aCquitLal.
Stale vs.. Vim. HUtchcraf, alias Brown,
robbery and larceny; nOIle pros.
State vs.. Emanuel Jones, larceny; verdict
guilty-ten days Imprisonment in jail.
State vs.. r. II. Spain, murder; continued
on affidavit Of defendant.
Regular jury discharged. The court will
meet tO-mOrroT for the purpose Of closing
the business Of the term.
CIRCUIT COURT Cheatham vs.. Hays;
pending.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-07
OUR STATE MILITARY.
Enfield Rifles ExchnugeabIe for
BreecIl-iOaders-AN New Company at
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Returns Re-
0uired of Commanding Officers.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Returns Re.
Guired of Commanding Officers.
Adiutant General Handy has received a
letter from General Benet, Chief of Ord
nance, United States Army, stating that the
Enfield rifles now in the possession Of the
State would be received by him at the same
price they were invoiced to the State, and
that he would issue in their stead
the improved Springfield bTeeCh- loading
rife, or any other standard ordnance stores
desired.
In few days Gen. Handy will call in all
the E5gefelds now in the hands Of militia
~ companies in the State, and will make
the desired exchange. Gen. Benet will
send an ordnance officer TO Nashville TO re-
ceive the Enfelds, whenever they are
ready to be turned over TO his department.
This will doubtless be good news 20 the
companies formed, and forming ali over
the State.
information was received at the Capitol
Yesterday Of the organization Of a company
at Brownsville called the Centennial
Guards" 1t is composed Of sixty men, the
officers being Geo. c. Porter Captain, WillO
HAYWOOD Ist Lieutenant, Z. Z. Edwards
ID Lieutenant, and NJ. V. Crump Sd Lieu
tenant. They will be granted arms as soon
as uniformed, on presenting the requisite
bond.
The following communication has been
forwarded TO the Captains OF the va
rious companies in the State.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, ADJUTANT GEN
ERALS OFFICE, Nashville, July l, 1s75.-
Sir: l desire TO call your attention to Joint
resolution No. A, approved 9th March,
1915, requiring all military companies and
organizations to uniform themselves, and
that the commanding officers of all such
companies and organizations shall, quar-
terlT, under oath, make returns to the Ad-
iutsnj General.
AL arms belonging to the State in the
hands Of companies HegleCtiDg or refusing
to make proper returns, will be demanded,
as authorized by law. / have the honor to
be. your obedient servant,
W. r HANDY, Adit. Gen.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-07

SALT LAKE CITY can't be good town
for a circus. Queens circus lately tried it
for three days. 1t Lad to pay 500 per day
license for showing, and this was but a
small part Of the tax. Brigham y ouDg and
Daniel II. Wells exacted family tickets
good for three days and nights. They
wanted 40 tickets for their family, which
at the regular rates amounted to $40.
Brigham said that this complimentary a.
teDtiOn was necessary if Queen wanted, to
do thriving business in his town, and
Queen submitted. The best part of the
circus tent was partitioned ofTfOr the royal
family.