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, 1875-08-17
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kir.......... Mn WI Huo. ......... JsH Ii
''''eF' '''''''.. ~ :ssrc" 7: rroe..
USf,.d. ". Sit s. Il: ;a:;io, rss Ire e
steady nt former 9oiat!na Carbon frtanAsl Whitley,
IT, ,sat lsi'Sc "a 4" l1ino, l.s,l test, 10 es
@,s 81 e ssa s ay' '::is ;s H.
llumh.eo oii dts,se: tarpentino. sSs 90; nsrhth.
g ... s,.avsity. aSs,9*s n.phh.. common y A3Ns
ss aee 9enees co., s es. aassss: ass 80 natural ~
loULTnY.wa. tiow Ind tasy under larg- ei.er-
fnRr, chiefly Of stale atock Old aackc,s, f7a0s 4uU ;
ssptnEs. s2ooa3.oo; turkeys, liel2c per b .sucts,
sEEDs-arners'ly wose dull and weak under larger
ceira Will soon be hberal uuyera eIA on for con.
eesson. sna fosmc! prices wero shaded l'tt!e sslcs
ss s ssss p,' r1es ,9% t
holy easel to deal In futures Now fa1 soii ii tlCo-
"smsl1 Sssr lot @ron!REo Ss Rooa es'slhIns
onlnGA. anE Canada fine, $40; ordinary cnaysc.
:;e 1s,Ly Tout nsas :s1 dairy Win Jsss.
TEasx hners aay IT. II e.s vs.. accom-
pshe, md ths quoted prices vera ssain very Scuer-
s 1sGsai G' u .nsy
1dnssasy sias 79.s9s: f'. 10 s9o sosa0e
m fancy. so@soc; good to prime GV97oc; common,
so.tg; Vt tgSc; lnxsae, CHOICE i4s1sa fss 10 good,
sssNe d. fuiy iii to prime 7ss7so s * conn., "sn
mum to gooj, e59aoe chorc 10 fancy old, 7oa
c5s; good TO prime. do. b5ahte: common, asia t0e
s ee to 1snsy eoc@sloo good to prime
wooD-rs'css fen'sin ~ be.ore. There is fa..
yEnETAD1ES-Cboico POTATOES were In reoucst,
"I,a, "na s',say naer llea: oering. Common acck Is
n1i' c hx hun'1s' aost oes vtestablss were sup
tcarce and asner 0hoies potatoes, Il 2ss1 par MI
common do 1scS3 20; sweet potatoes Jerseys, ti 6Uy3
t9a,oJ ror hrl. ' ~0.1' '"'''
ny telegraph mere acsiye but Ut low prices and 1nsr.
Maearesn aacsa En- spGsar mofc wing .o lake hold Of mo
whers they think shty can do 20 win asfety. Va naoo
InM.sss'hs ~ Sr,cy prime s2ssss aorooE goo
3@34c.
LUMBER.
Cargo lumber was moderately active yeAterday, and
easy under rathos ber4t offerings, . feet of about
forty rcssels belug 1t lie docks, Tho lsnand wss
chcy ,local, and buyers took bold reluctantly. as Il
they wero expecting ieclIns or sonethlng eiac,
Josta aud acantllag sold It $3.50. aud good nti-run
lumber at ti2.oh3ta7o. Common inch wns quoted st
$S.oo99.5o, aud lath al sl.5D.
salfs: Cargo achr r D. Stockbritgc, from Man!sec,
2'o.o00 joists and Rcanting at $i.sU; Truman Mons
from do, 10000 do al ss.5u aud deck load nu con-
traes ssamgcdc, iron, !.udng!ou 10000 ioists aud
Cargo schr .. Il. Martin from Duncan CITY soo,0oo
striE. ana boaras It ti2o1 ihooo !ah Ut slto sclr
nt $3.50. Sold BY Irish, nhllen 4 Co.
Cargo barge townrs, from Apann, 800 900 lni1l.run
9!5 mn do at tl?,au. Sold by Il. K. Hirkforl Il Cu,
CarA3 Schra na1teal and uoneas John, from Willie
Lake. each 100 o0 Il boards and atrH al <1a0; pcbr
TrCoidr. freu Holland, 10 900 II white wood boat1s
y t2l.oo hchr J. ". Drown, ltU000 piece s.uN nt
$s.t5. ht'd by william. 3lpglado.
Trade ~aA again 4ctivo Al tie yards Al the curront
prices:
, 1875-08-17

Dark ChlrsHo Uoard of Trade brought T tho fEef
thia syeu,ng, aud VIII 90 On dry-dock ta-morrov.
VESSELS PASSED PORT HURON,
Spa<iat Htsp.seh to TAs ch1easo riasns.
PoHT lEuaoa. Mich, Aug. 1G.-pAsaEp DowN-
PrupI Asia, hsyhower, uenton Marina City, badger
ests Raleigh and consort Turner sud turnes sehrs
Thonas y, shelduu. T. TitzResalI, renokce, BAN
Cook. 4. 0askin, N. II. BtAndart, Iroauots, r. Il,
Merritt North Star, Ne'don, ALICE u. Norris, ". 9.
orosthwaite, Hoboken, John Msgeo, Margarc. Wiun.
r..sEn Us-P4oPs arizona, James Flax, Jr, onci.
sehrs Chandler ). Wells, Negxnnse, Guide, Phster.
uanneaus. l'ate,or Hoy. d. j. Hazard. Joarph q.
W1ap-West, light
WEA1HEn-FinG.
% Pong uuaos, Mich. Aug, ls-to T. m.-pows:-.
F. noao md t.rges. ayaoWer and bargss, Trader ind
oaIxe*; balensine with sehr Watsen, Il. ". aags;
.ss. an Miss MsF ss0 H. O. posta neo nepAs
~ ur-lrol4 stssueea, Alnia Smith, chauoy uuE!but
Tug Wnf.ow rascusi iau tars j. i. Arstin from the
Geach At Leeland and left for Detroit with her III w
Iii also fuzuarad that tho schs Ataunso has beea
rsleasaL
MISCELLANEOUS.
The selr FouS pEothut. ap1auX leak whie crossing
Lake Mchigsn, aud hauled o,t n Holland for TO
IAlH., The Buffalo Cauri7 IL informed that tbs lark
Chicago Doasd Of Trade bsoto tha line by which sas
wa held In position below tbs, International bstlgd
and 'staed on the bottom. ahs leaked 10 badly hss
tho water Was mp 10 her deck.hosma. Ons or txo
more pumps will be required 10 get hsr Ahoat Tho
achF ". Il. Hinsdalo. supposed 70 have soundsroi Of
Ausse8on, was At Ahuspes Thursday III right. The
steamship Mary Jarocti hss becouo disatiod In
hSr machinery on Lako Superior, and il teiug sowed
d dsxn BY Tho Fred K*l!y... The tug, KIty
ln,Bsral IN tbw. This schooner was ashore sos'
no material but las gone iuto drydook for o.
The Buffalo kkpssss xtstss that hs sghr
Lake Fotuat which ArrtYs4 u puas1Y lain1l. bsr ls
Taus.a.{ ..tssaooa us,aas4 - u corn :.
shout s10 bu- Tas Captain claims that ha blt called
fut moEs grain Than ho carried hsforo and fur
Their that when hs oalel 1t thu Uniuu City Esy.
IT, It Chtssso + W. aons ~ hurry asspun. s et
nearly killsd At tbs elevator. liz u Of liz opinion t
taa ahoEtsgs grain won't no the hold OF LII prop Arr.
biz, which loaded Just after he did, Tha 10 not
serious It my rats, And Il Il 10 ba hoped that ny
trouble viii IL adtusted satisfactorily to al coresnsd
MAMMOTH p1y-pocK.
Ths nav mammoth dry-dscl. which has b%su IN thS
soosss Of atsct1on u buffalo h1 Qohest HiIh CO.
, 1875-08-17

Tho following Instruments waro alad for record
M.udas, Aut& Iii:
, 1875-06-16
IOWA SUPREME COURT,

Special D.sDdteh to Ths CAicpit tTIbuns,
DEsatoiNEs, 1a,, Juue 15.-1lla Supreme Court
to-day, III tue case Of alahr l. Hmith W. Tbs
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Company,
affirmed the decision Of the Court below tn favor
of tho Railroad Company. Tue action MAS
brought to recosor the yaluo Of $50 bushels OF
barley shipped from Clinton County 10 Uh.cago
On tatvudaut's road, it arrived two days beloro
tho biz fire. was transferred t0 defendants WsIo-
honso, mid llero buruod up wtn tic oltv. Tho
Court hull tbs ComIlsny's liability rs carrier
c.ascd vllnu this harlaY arrived at Chscaao and
wAB transferred t, tho watch11se, aud then its
natiti;y ~ w2rtholBrtnan besau. Tho action
Msa for damages as carrier.
Il, tho ca4s Of byron ltsce W. Tho Otty Of Dca
Moiots, aliru,al. tao Court hell that = city Ia
bound to kcot' ns aide salts In Eepa.s. sua, In
ti,a. th tlv!,| st1sn % sno. %stse, to ox,st Ind
yct u injured tasrcb7.tt u TO dstense for tlan
osy. TIM Uoatt gave $3.50 d4aasgss 10 Mos
tvt y ktkA. AukIY,
, 1875-06-16
THE POISON,
IN ENTRY IN THE LEDGER,

1sss 2ork u;raAi, Jaaslt.
There appeara now to bo = prospect Of an et-
fort bo'ng mado to roopon The gEoat scandal
case for the purpose OF admitting some nowly-
discovered eviuenca on the pialutII's bldo Tint
this evidence IL 1nost important all who road 1t
will admit. It unmstakablY confirms both tia
eYEdouco Of AlF. Frank Mauson, As also tuat OF
his wlfe, in rcforoncs to the question OF slr,
noocher having poison In hIa possession, aud
that. too beyood doubt, Tor. ~ viii 10 sect,
By reading the ststonent Of Mr. @. Z. Leys, tue
chemist and druggiat, he positively asAstts that
he sold Mr. Deoohor bottle OF hydrooyaatc
acid. or, sh 1t ia commonly tesuod. prusslc aol.
lie las shown to tho writer Ills ledger, wl.sssin
u Wrttton An entry OF tho sAio to Nr. U,eoher Of
this
DEADLY POISON,
and Whoro It Is charged u Ns. Deochef's ao-
count. It will bo remembered Ia this conuec-
tioa that lit. Mou'ton used In hls "asa!smsnsn
tito following language,
uAt!ng msds ausion to Beeehers suicide, 1t may
p well Ut no to @s11s a1se ts fa crcuussnce4 of
hts conftAaaa oanaurulux his proposed ue4Ixu, Us
told lno-sna repated oenouse ia my psosciiv-ta.t
b. xoul4 tAko Il tho story Of Ill erlis viii Elzs1.h
ahout4 syes como " 1hs publo, uu tod Nv Ut vls
Which hs bad nAde Ia phoo1raph1r'a gallery, whers
glass os poi.on for s4st Of s1tas and hav14K taken
and drunk H. had f4aa deAd win scarcely tins 10
1rup tho glasa Dsschsr sa1 th4t what As wanted
togrspac eipsstnSus 10 psosursl soms u this same
tenaod 70 ,lse u In rs,saae ot ID or.ne should 10
post.d that Asech.t di.d u spopls1y; but uoi ana
you and viii know wax caused iny d,..A-"
The Tina whsn Mz. D4sohsr purchased this
po44oa Mn shuztJ A{kss ~ A4a psau accused o9
, 1875-06-16
THE SOFA.

WHAT HAa BEEN IN T5L10H HOUSE,
Ths following statement WAS obtained from 4
msn wao was cnsagcd In laying carpets In tbs
house OF Thoaaore Tlitoa In tho mouth OF Oc.o-
ber. 1869. The mama Of this man, although
known 10 the Herald, Ia Withheld fos reason4
that can be we'll understood. It may. loxeyor.
ba statHd that ho ~ noW occupying, aud has
duFspg the past two yoars occupied, n stora and
carried Oh business on Qua VI tho principal
ssreeta in urooklyn. Hu is Also wolt known iu
the oommuulty, and Ia \ mln Of family sud
meaus. lilo ssya substantially AZ follows:
In the fs Of 1855. In ths mouth Of October, but tho
proc!so day caunot now Feoollsct, wAa e!xs,sd by
man NAMED Psea 70 as4ss him tn (aJ!as CARPET. IN ihe
house ct fhsodofs 11ton in t4ytnsstoa street. We
nero thesa doln5 this work during two days, con.
meactng eaeh day at about 10 o'clock and ieirug Cd
.oinswesu 10 tho nsahbotheol Of In tho afternoon.
remember haarinX tho 9sunt-Iour betl
tas. h!es Aad ny.slf 9ezs then aaish-
sn.wsrsd the door :hsr.ef. anil IL. ID an sllssy.
looking saAp, sasa sab.s91tasIx lsa1as4 An4 kllx
, 1875-06-16

5nAetat UAnateh ta The Chlcoao Tribune,
1NplANAFoLlB, juno 15.-Dr. L,nderman heIf
\ 1aug iutsrvow to-day with 8euasor Morton aud
= number Of tho leading Citizens. Tho weathor
MAJ bad, and no atto1npt wla made 10 uF4yo
about the city. Tho D.rootor will Visit W ngaiu
on hia return from, San Fsauclsco.
, 1875-06-16

BALT LAKE, U. T.. Juno l6.-James D. aEoKcan,
!atc Chiof Justice. wss to-day admitted 10 prau-
tlco before tue Supreme Court Ut this Territory,
Tho cAso Of Cora Consoy against petur Clcn-
ton, Mormon posco Julge for destruction ol
tln furniture of her house Of ill.lAuo was sr.
ruuu to-day.
, 1875-06-16
OBITUARY.,

PoRr CoInoRsE, June 13.-The schooner
Watsslawa arrived to-day fEon, uhtc.so, uader
Tho nansgensnt OF ths nls.o, sl4 supostsl thxt
Capt. 9aa 8slaark dlad % sas sI1tI, daj after
ls4y.nx Chi>sko.
, 1875-06-16
TO BUILDERS.

built On Wabash sy.. building u cost about
9@t IL na!f eAsh, aud improved {9sItuee
SkSsssH ~ A1sAix&aAT A44I%as Il ", TtlLu1s otses.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-19

that this Legislature was elected to
protect the interests Of the common
people, and not to add to the wealth of
rich men or help to fill the pockets of
rings.
Honor and interest unite in demand
ing that we pay our debts, interest and
principal, according TO the letter of the
contract. Our ability to do so has been
amply demonstrated, and there is but
one honorable course open to us. To
take any. other would discredit us as a
State and as individuals. 1t would de-
ter capital from coming to US, and
would impsir the personal financial
standing Of every citizen of Tennessee.
1t would make our bonds the football
Of spectators, and the most sacred in
terests Of the State only a bone of con-
tention between the opposing wings Of
bulls and bears in Wall street and IN
Nashville. We have subpitted to this
long enough. 1t is within the power Of
this Legislature alone to stop it. If it
fails to do so, the next Legislature will
be met by a new Funding Ring" ask
ing the funding of the psst due cou-
pons. this ring perhaps composed Of
the identical individuals who now make
up the "Anti- Funders" and "Low Tax
Men," for the "bear" of to-day may be
a "bull'' tomorrow. The credit and
honor of theState are nothing to them.
All they desire is that bonds shall huc-
tuate rapidly, and that they may be in
the ring to know when to buy and when
to sell
The path of duty is'plain, and WEI are
confident that this General Assembly
will walk therein.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-19


CTAIE OF TENNESSEE, OFFICE CLERK
- and Master Chancery Court, Nashville. r eF-
ruary the 9TH, lS75.-H. b. Pearson, Com
PENDANTS.
1t appearing from affidavit fled in this cause
that the defendant, William Eean. l. a
NONRESIDENT Of the State Of Tennessee so
mat the Ordinary process Of law cannot
be served upon him: It is therefore or.
dered that said defendant enter his an
pearance herein before or within the first three
Gays on me next term Of said Court, To be held
on the first Monday In ApriI nerf mss 49,
plead, answer, or demur tc cOmplainantis bin
OF the same viii be taken for confessed as 10
nina, and set for hearing exparte, and that
Coy oI Ihls order be published for four con-
American.
A cOpy-Attest:
NATHANIEL BAXTER. JR.,
Clerk and Master.
y; P. Malone, Solicitor for Complainant.
feb5 OaW4t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-19

THE Hoar committee, while gene
rally confirming the subcommittee
report, seem to have discovered a new
element Of discord in the South. It Is
admitted that the great body Of the
people are peaceful and well disposed,
but a mysterious elemcnt-young men
grown up since the wars represented
to have a most diabolcal influence
upon the older, larger and better class.
The Nelg York Tribune says the coun-
try will now be more than ever con
WINGED that Mr.. Foster and his associ.
ates Of the first committee, made a
thorough and impartial investigation,
and told ''the. truth, the whole truth,
and nothing but the truth" in their
report.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-19

Two-THIRDs of the hydrants in New
York are frozen fast. Chicago begins
to fear for her main pipes. With this
arctic weather, both cities stand IN mo
mentary dread of great fires. In New
York the ire-plugs are kept free only
by the use Of the fire engines, which
pass from block to block, steaming them
out as fast as they freeze.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-19

TIE Hon. Jehosephat Vim, Of Hale
county, has introduced q bill In the
Alabama Legislature to regulate agri-
culture. One provision fines any plant
er $500 who does not put ORe-third Of
his land in cotton.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-19

a FACETIoUs contemporary, noting
how Tom Scott and John w. Garrett
are cutting down passenger fares, sug-
gests that this railroad uarrel may
eventually make it cheaper to travel
than stay at home.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-19

THE applications for divorce to the
Idaho Legislature are 50 numerous
that, to save time, a bill has been IN
troduced TO divorce all the married
couples in the Territory, placing all IA
statu quo ante nsatriusOnium. Those
who wish can be remal ried.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-19

A WASHINGTON special to the CHI
cagO Tribune says the charges against
Robert II. Douglas, son Of Stephen A.
Douglas, in connection with the expen-
diture off money as United States Mar
shall in North Carolina, seem to have
been instigated by political malice.
The witnesses for the prosecution thus
far have admitted that Douglas enjoys
an excellent reputation as an efficient
officer and honest mar. The charges
have not been sustained.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-19

WE notice the Nele York Times
quotes the entire paragraph Of Gov.
Porter's message in favor Of retrencb-
ment and sustaining the good name Of
Tennessee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-19
JOHN S. CAIN, ! seeSs f1-E.i T. Pre- adsn
MEDICAL.
MANHOOD RFsTORFDl7

victim Of youthful imprudence. causi,v
premature decay nervous debility, etc. havi1s
tried in vain every known remedy, has found a
simple self-cure which he will send FRFJ. to bis
fellOW-sufferers- Address j. II. REEVES ~
Nassau street, New York dec99 a., 20
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-19


STAIE OF TENNESSEE, OFFICE CLERK
- and Master Chancery Court. Nashville
February the llths lsI5.-Chadwell a McLaugh-
I'M Complklnants, vs. Ann j. Winston. EX'r
etc, e. ais, Defendants.
10 appearing from affidavit fled IN this cause
that the defendants, G.. A. Winston. Anna
Pitts, Samuel Pitts and George H. Winston
are noti-resicents Of the state Of Tennessee, 80
that the ordinary process OF law cannot ~
served upon them: To IS therefore ordered
that said defendants enter their appearance
herein before or within Che first three DAYS OF
the next term Of said Court, 70 be held on the
first Monday in April next, C1s75,) and plead
answer, or demur 10 cOmplainants' bill, or the
same viii be taken for confessed as 10 them, and
set for hearing ex parte, and that copy Of this
order be published for four consecutive weeks in
the Nashville Union and American.
A COpy-Attest.
NATHANIEL BAXTER, sJR.,
Clerk and Master
JnO. Alex. Campbell, Solicitor for Complain
ants. febl2 OaW4t fri
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-19
CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIANS.
DIR. ID. S. sOUTHWICK.

CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN, one Of the
J most successful specialists OF NeWYOrk city,
has located permanently IN Nashville. Guaran-
tees all cases of private diseases Of both sexes
Also, liquor, tobacco, opium. and all such bane-
full habits, cured permanently. Medicines sent
by Express. Call, OF address with stamp, Pri-
vats Office, IA North Cherry street, near post
office, Nashville, Tenn aug29 IL "a thSsat
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-19
UNION AND AMERICAN.
Ida. FERRUARY he. e.

THE organized stupidity Of Hi
nois, is the style in which provincial.
sheets ike the Chicago Times speak Of
their Legislature.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-19

Hon. ALLEN T. CAPERToE, just
chosen Senator from West Virginia, is
an able lawyer and experienced politi-
clan, and one Of the most moderate and
prudent men IN the State since the
war. He was for many years mem
Der Of the Virginia Legislature, and
while such was chosen a Senator to the
Confederate Congress at Richmond.
He was a warm supporter Of the Lib
eral movement Of 1872, and is on the
slme line to-day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-19
BIRTH OFGWAsHINGTON


GEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- the undersigned, ct the Mayors office, until
Saturday, Feb. %, for the construction OF the
foundations, stone abutmentE and brick arch
required in building an arChed culvert across
North Cherry street, near the sulphur Spring.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the Of
rec of ". F. Foster, City Engineer, No. 113
Church street. The right 20 reject any aid all
bids is reserved. G. H RHMAN,
fehII "a Chairman OF Street Committee
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-19

soul ROT" is one Of the Carlylean
compounds originating from the Brook
Ign trial. 1t is supposed to describe
the results'of Plymouth theology.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-19
PRESCRIPTION FIRE..

DOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF SIENNA
IL weakness, Lost Manhood, and an disorder
brought on BY indiscGetiOn OF excess. Anv druv-
gist has the Ingredients. Address DIP II MP
TON & CO.. Cincinnati, Ohio. oc2sdfV e
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-19

HORACE H. HARRIsON's proposed
constitutional amendment IN regard to
Presidential elections is condemned by
the Cincinnati Commercial as being
''too elaborate. Moreover, 1t Is open
ID the objection that It affords Con-
gress another pretext for interfering
il the affairs of the States, by giving it
power to alter the districts into which
the States may be divided by the Legis-
latures thereof. This viii never do. -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mayors Proclamation.


MAYORS OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. Is, 1S75.S
THE DESIRE HAVING BEEN GENER-
i ally expressed by our citizens that the an
niversary Of the
BIRTH OF5WASHINGTON
shall be celebrated in manner becoming to
ourselves, and worthy Of the memory OF the
Father OF his Country, the people Of Nashville
are hereby solicited 20 give their hearty assist
ance and corporation, and unite in making
demonstration that shall be hereafter memOra-
Bile in our history.
For this purpose II is requested that the Pub
lie Schools and all Manufactures, Banks, News
paper Ohioer and Business houses generally, be
closed at Il O'Clock on
MOnday,Ithe pod dayiOf February,
and that the remainder Of the day be univers-
ally observed as a holiday.
MORTON b HOWELL, Mayor.
February 18th, 1874. febIs Il
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-19

BIachinists' IL Blacksmiths' Union
TOHN FEHRENBATCH, PRESIDENT OF
81 NIachiuist and Blacksmiths' Union OF Amer
lca, viii deliver an address, at the Hail Of Rep
reseutativeS, on Saturday evening, Feb, q, at
X o'clock. The members of all labor assOcia-
tons and the public in general are respectfully
invited to attend. febI9 2t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-19

The communication Of "B. S. R.,
IN this issue, on the subject Of railroad
determinations, merits a passing no.
tice, as Mr.. East's bill Is now pending
in the House. The object to be kept
in view is toicompel the railroads to
receive freights on the same terms
from all customers, treating private
shippers, steamboats, and other rail
roads on the same footing, without dis
elimination.
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REMOVAL POSTPONED.

4 Chance for the NEXT Thirty Days to
SAFE MoHeys-aBd Big Money
at that
ASI SHALL DISCONTINUE BUSINESS
"A until the Spring trade opens, L viii sell Hats
and Gents Furnishing Goods at One-third less
than the same can be had in the city. HeaEy
Winter Underwear at One-half the usual prices.
-Four fine Silver-plated Show Cases, and 9
feet long, at third less than the same can be
had at the factory.
Parties owing accounts will please call and
settle the same. All accounts not paid by the
5th of February will be given out for collection.
Call soon and Oblige
BENSON, THE HALTER,
JAMS If rs Church St., Battle House.
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ALFONSO, aged IS, is on the throne
Of Spain, and affairs are rapidly ripen-
ing in France for the coronation of
Louis Eugene, aged Is; but in Ger
many Frederick Wilhelm, aged Is. Is
resignedly waiting for his grandfather
to pass IN his checks, so that his own
father may come to the throne. The
Germans wore always a slow race.
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Saturday, March 6, 1875,

the following described real estate.
Beginning on Summer street. the corner Of
lots lt2 and l0l; running thence Z35 feet along
Summer street towards Mulberry street, fnciud-
tug lots Nos l0l, lo0 and q Z feet Of lot No 81;
thence at right angles 10 feet to an alley; thence
at right angles along said alley towards Oak
street 20 ieet to the corner Of lot No. 1O2 thence
at right angles, along said lot 1922 30 feet to the
beginning which said property Is also described
a. a part or the Barrow Grove property, in the
city OF Nashville
TERMS OF SALE.-Crsdits Of six and
twelve months. The purchaser Will be required
to execute notes, with good and approved Sc
curity, and lien retained until the purchase
money i paid.
The bidding viii be started at the sum Of
sl,I3Q-24, that being the bid Of the Second Ma
tOnal Bank.
+. Q. DUNNINGTON,
Feb. II, 1875. Clerk Supreue C6urf
febi2, 10 ,26lSmh5 #
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HOTELS.
GIFT CONCERTS.
DOLLARS!

TO THE AMOUNT OF TWO MILLION FIVE
HUNDRED THOUSAND ARE TO BE DIsTRIB-
UTED on THE Z7TH FEBRUARY BY TIE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY, UPON
THE OCCASION OF THEIR FIFTH AND LAST
CONCERT.
Draining Certain or Homer,
Refunded.