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partment clerk abroad that does not
have more respect Shown him than has
the Presidentin this country" Ulysses
feels this, and thinks that he may dis
arm criticism by rising above it; 80, In
the future, Office holders may take
warning. He is on the rampage, and
will, after this, bring up the interests
of the country by hand.
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Dmo manner

COUNSEL on both sides in the Brook
Ign trial seem satisfied that Bowen has
served their cause, though both were
afraid Of him up to the moment he left
the witness stand. 1t is said that
Bowen's testimony will necessitate the
ealing Of Clafin, Storrs, Freeland and
others again, by the defense, thus de-
ferring the close of the trial for weeks
longer. Among the numerous witnesses
for rebuttal are the irrepressible Vic
Woodruff and Tennie G. Clafin.
Beecher's introduction Of the clairvoy-
ante, Mrs. Palmer. seems to have
paved the way for these worthless. Ben
Butler has been subpenssd for the
plaintiff, but he is now engaged in ar
Eing a case In New Hampshire, which
may detain him until after than side
Of the ease is closed.
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BRE PERLEY Poor Is the last stray
gler from the buccaneer Mexican ex-
eursion. He reports no indication Of
yellow fever at Vera Cruz, and brings
important" dispatches to the Govern
ment from our Minister at the City Of
Mexico. We have known B. P. P. for
twenty years and can well understand
that the documents referred to were
put up to cover his expenses back TO
Washington. From having been the
most i~mpecunious of Bohemians he
has grown fat and rich on this sort of
thing.
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One StOre.hOUse, Six Dwellings,
and a Large Number of
Vacant Lots.
On Tuesday and Wednesday.
MAY % and 26, 1875,

WE HL-SELL UPON THE PREMISES,
wv at public auction, the following property
in the city Of Nashville, in the order as follows:
Beginning promptly at III O'Clock on Tues
day, we viii sell
First. Tha valuable tOFe-hOuse and Lot
No. 81 Church Street, between the Office
Of the Adams Express Company and the Pres-
bytsrian Church. Lot 2Sxl4O feet.
Next, q brick dwelling with 9 rooms, besides
kitchen and servants room, No 80 South Sum
mer street, near the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church. Lot IS S-l2X170 feet.
Next, brick house, nine rooms, No. 43 South
Cherry street, corner Cumberland alley. Lot AZ
feet front by 10.
Next, lot on the corner Of South Cherry and
Mulberry streets, fronting Isl feet on Cherry
street and running through 70 COllegs. This
will be divided into various lots, fronting on the
two streets, upon one Of which there is a nice
brick house with OF 8 rooms.
Lastly, we may also sell a number of lots, con-
tanning, in the aggregate, about l 900 front feet,
fronting on Summer and High streets, on and
near the corner OF Oak street
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RANTAANNA.

Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna, whose
death is reported by a private letter
received a few days since in New Or
leans, was born at Jalapa, Mexico, Feb.
q, 1898, and the letter locates his death
near the same city. Before reaching
age, he entered the Spanish army, at
tanning the rank of Lieutenant Colonel
in 1922, when he Joined the patriot
move of Iturbide, which resulted in the
emancipation of his country from the
Spanish yoke. When Iturbide pro-
claimed himself Emperor, however,
Santa Anna turned bis arms against
him, and assisted materially in his
overthrow. The Mexican republic
rose on the ruins of the empire
and the subject Of this sketch
was engaged at the bead of the MeU-
a troops in alternately opposing and
defending the claims of rival chiefs
until 1888, when he succeeded In max
ing himself President of the Republic.
In 1886, he was defeated and taken
prisoner at San JacintO by his political
opponents. Liberated the following
year, he participated in the repulse of
the French troops at Vera Cruz, on
which occasion he lost a leg. He was
again President from 1S41 till 1916,
when he was deposed and sentenced to
ten years. exile, but was recalled soon
afterward, reinstated as President and
charged with the defence of his coun-
try against the United States.
He was defeated in several sue
encounters by Gems. Scott and
Taylor, being finally compelled to re-
sign in 1848, Mexico then making peace
with this country, ceding California
and asserting to the independence of
From 1852 until 1856 he again
hold the reins Of power, only to be
banished by Gen. Carrera, who rose in
successful revolt. Santa Anna then re-
to the island Of st. Thomas, where
be lived quietly for several years.
In the winter of 1861 he made a
descent upon Vera Cruz, somewhat
after the style of BOnaparte escaping
rom Elba, and had a manifesto to the
Mexican people prepared, but the
French who we're then paving the
way Of Macmillan to Martyrdom,
lid not permit It's publication.
Subsequently he embraced the
cause of the Austrian Arch Duke,
put soon abandoned 1t and retired
again to st. Thomas, where he had a
ong interview with Vim. h. Seward,
hen on a visit to the West Indies.
BE visited the United States in 1866,
md it wal generally believed that he
vas still plotting for power in his
land. A year later he was taken
prisoner by tie Juarist party, and, al
subsequently released, con-
inued an active enemy of Juarez up
o the death of the latter, whom he is
low reported to have followed beyond
human ken. Active, energetic, rest
ess, Santa Anna was typical Mexican,
his career affords an epitome of
he history of his country since it
chieved independence.
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PROF. JOHN Il. TICE, a meteoralo.
gist of authority, attributes the recent
eccentricities of the weather to the
~equinoTes of the planets. There have
been no less than fourteen Of these
disturbing phenomena, and there are
sven more yet to hear from before
December. This being the case, all
that vii be necessary for the unfor-
tunate wording to do is to buy a tel
escope, an almanac, and e~lectrometer,
and ca!crlate from day to day for him
self, and il Lefails to Gene az near
the truth az Old Prob. it is because his
early education was defective.
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IT Is pleasant to know that Prof.
BonGmy Price, the great English Po-
htlcal Economist, has said that nowhere
In the world Is better teaching, a more
accurate conception of the nature of
Its functions, a more scientific yet
agreeable method of handling young
people, a more thorough sympathy be-
tween the minds Of the teachers and
the taught, to be witnessed, than among
the female teachers of the United
State
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ONE D MILLIONS.
Jay GOuId's Little Peel 20 Control the
Transportation Of the Country.

Jay GOuId's Little POsI 20 Control the
Transportation Of the Country.
New York Graphic.
Are the public aware of the full import
of the gossip current in Wall street con-
corning Jay Gould and his designs? This
man is credited with more enormous
schemes than any be has yet undertaken
to accomplish, and the realizing Of all
these projects would constitute him the
greatest Spectator on the planet.
In addition to the ownership Of the Union
Pacific, Pacific Mail, and Atlantic and Pa
eIfc Telegraph, he is now generally credit
ed on the street with'the intention Of speed
lily controlling Chicago and Northwest,
Lake shore, and Erie, and even Western
Union.
1t is easy enough to talk and write about
these things, but consider the figures for a
moment.
The following is a rough estimate Of the
capital necessary for the control of all these
corporations. Their present value may be
reached thus:
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CONDITION OF THE TENNESSEE
BANKS.

We find in the NeD York Bulletin of
Thursday a comprehensive statement
Of the condition Of all the national
banks in the United States on March
!, 1875, as furnished by Hon. J. ].
Knox, Comptroller of the Currency.
The Tennessee banks make the follow
inc exhibit:
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a CORRESPONDENT of the NeU York
Times asks, did Jefferson read Bur-
lamaqui ?" and cites Some Passages
from the latter's treatises on Natural
and Political Law, in which occur a
few phrases similar to some used in the
Declaration of Independence and the
Federal Constitution. BurIamaqui
was a Swiss writer of the Seventeenth
century, who fourished a hundred
years before Jefferson and Madison.
The citations, however, are made from
a translation published in 1859, and
those familiar with such efforts viii
suspect that these phrases might have
been rendered differently if the trans
iator had never read the documents
which inaugurated American indie
pendence.
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a PARTY of Memphisns have gone
to St. Louis TO join a Black Hills ex-
petition. The Times of the latter city
says: Everything necessary for the
trip will be purchased in St. Louis, ex-
cePt oxen and -four, which will be pro.
cured Al Cheyenne. The company will
CERTAINLY leave on the 10Th inst.
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SECRETARY FISH is reputed to be
worth two millions Of dollars. He
wants to rest from his hbors, and con-
templates a toCr Of several years in
Europe. Now that the Virginius in
demnity has been paid, he may never
have e better time TO retire with credit
from public Office.
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On Sunday last, for the first time in
fifteen years, religious services were
held IN Pobick Church, Fairfax county,
Va. 1t wss built in 1913, through the
A:tiTe eIertiocs and influence Of George
Washington. During the late war it
was occupied By Federal troops as a
stable. 1t became more and more d.
lapidated until within the past year,
when some gentlemen Of New York
learning Of its condition, and, animated
by a c~ommendable desire to preserve
this old link which connects us with
the past and its great men from obliter-
alton through neglect, provided the
means and had the edifce rebuilt and
rs3urnished in a substantial and hand
soma manner.
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ANoEG the Aldermen elected by the
Democrats, il Montgomery, Ala, last
week, Is Hon. Geo. W. Stone, late
Justice Of the Supreme Court, and
Maj. Thos. G. Jones, whose memorial
tribute to the Federal dead attracted
20 much attention North last year.
Nearly half the colored people voted
the Democratic ticket straight, for the
ArEt time.
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Writing Machine or typewriter

a IN II naragraphs. punctuates, under
scores, aud forms any combination OF nguIes.
Fxnerts can write between IS and 50 words per
minute with it. Makes q msnitOld copies az
one time. ANY one who can spell can OperaIe
h. and IL will not get out Of order. Price SIS.
Send for Pamphlet. -
n, @. & st. L. Railway, NASHVILLE Ienn'
mar cod 3most
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BRIsToW has taken another streak
Of economy and discharged some
twenty girls In Gen. Spinner's Office.
A Washington special says the IN
tOrtunates ran to the gallant old man
in their grief and despair at the loss
Of their places, but he was no longer
able to help them. He could do moth
ing but sputter some Of those compli-
Gated oaths for which be is noted, and
present them with his autograph.
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TOtaL. ....-.... s 2s1, 100000 S l53, 100000
As twO-thirds Of this SIS, $4,000 would
more than suffice to control all of these
corporations, it may be safely estimated
that with about S1OO,OOO,OOO the Gould
clique could do as they pleased with each
and all. Eighty million dollars even
would be enough-as the possession Of only
a little more than half the stock gives a
controlling interest. With that sum, then,
Gould could play the dsspot over the trans
pOrtatiOn of this country.
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Gov. HARTRANFT seems to have the
inside track in Pennsylvania for re-
nomination on the Republican ticket.
His record is 50 notorious that the
Democrats viii be well satisfied with
this arrangements.
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very slowly. Thrifty Belgium and Hol-
land are rapidly paying of, but all 9th
er countries are still borrowing and
swelling their interest account year
after year.
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PROFESSIONAL.
DEALERS IN MUSIC.
PIANOsl ORGANISE
McCIureS, TempIe Of Music,

HAVING ON WAND ? Planes, embrac-
Hing the renowned makers, S~teinWay & Sons,
Knabe & Co, Dunham s. Sons, Haines Bros
new-besides secondhand, from the above and
nearly every known maker, together with "a
j. Estey & Co., Prince s. Co, and others, will
offer for the next ninety days Instruments at Is
per cent less than usual prices, IN order TO re-
duce this mammoth stock. ShOrt-ttme paper
will be taken inpart, charging interest on same.
Those who wish TO purchase TO advantage can
now have an opportunity. Circulars sent on ap-
plicatfOn, and full satisfaction guaranteed In
case Of sale. Having a large stock OF SheeG
Wusfe and Small Musical Instruments, can Of
fer great inducements. Can and see.
y. A. MCCLURE.
feb16 deodtf
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On the next day, Wednesday,
May 26,

we will sell the following property:
Beginning again promptly at IL O'Clock, we
will sell
First. Three-fourths interest in that splendid
piece Of property, The Hynes Homestead, I"
residence and ground. This IL an entire square,
fronting so feet on Church and Hynes streets,
and 535 feet on Knowles and Ewing streets, con-
tanning, besides the residence, a nice brick Of
nee, greenhouse, fountains, walks, and a great
variety Of trees and ~shrubbery.
Next, a Double Brick HOuse with six
rooms and 30 feet Of ground IN each side, 'front.'
ing on the west side Of West Gay street.
between Churcha and Hynes. Also, a small
frame house, with several vacantlOts, adjoining.
Next, a lot fronting 100 feet on the east side of
GOwdy street, running through to Vaulxhsll
street, adjoining the residence of J. r. Dillen.
And lastly, various lots fronting about 100 feet
on the east side OF Vaulxhall street, adjoining on
the south side the residence OF Mrs. james P.
clark. and being part Of the Campbell property.
The last two pieces are in free Territory.
As will be seen, this is afne array Of property,
of variety in kim and location, and We hope TO
be able to suit every class Of purchasers.
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Sewing Machine Sales
FOR 1874.

BeIo,U CiU be found a statement sholU-
ing the number Of SelVing Machines
sold by the different Se1Ving Machine
Companies, as compiled from their
snrorn s~tatements, for the year 1874.
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GREAT SOUTHERN
RESORT!
Grand Opening Of the
House, BLOINT SPRINGS,
Al

ON THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1873,
i the balance OF the year for the reception and
accommodation Of guests. Special attention
given to the wants and comforts OF invalids.
Fare and accommodation equal il not superior
10 any other watering place in the South.
Having applied 10 the different railroads, I
expect reduced rates 70 and from the Springs
during tho season, and IS the medicinal quail
ties OF the water and the grandeur Ofthe scenery
are wei known, 1 hope 70 receive a liberal
patronage.
J. ID. TONNER, Proprietor.
These Springs a~reshighly recommended BY
eminent physicians and chemists 10 those suffer
ing from bowel, liver and blood affections. This
water puTihes the blood, invigOrates the feeble
and debilitated. For rheumatism, nervous dis
eases, dyspepsia, scrOfulOus dseases, debility,
aud urine affections Of females, etc, IL is I'M
surpassed. Mrs. Mary Gilmer, formerly Of the
Maxwell House, Nashville, Housekeeper; &c
Paynter, Chief Clerk. APPS sun 2m
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SPECIAL DISEASES.
DR.. G.A.BOHANNAN

CURES all Private Diseases without tie use Of
Mercury. Charges reasonable. Guarantees 10
cure ~SpermatOrrhca, or seminal eak-
ness In 'FRONT.' TO Z weeks time, once No. 69
North Fiuh ST., st. Louis, No. Established IN
St. Louis in lST.
R6-Dr. BIS Treatise On Special Diseases
which fully explains the nature, causes, symp-
toms, etc, of Seminal " eakuess. Female Com
plants. Syphilis and valuable Information on
other delicate subjects, sent FREE in plain,
sealed Envelope on recelptof stamp.
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We mean to sell, and every piece O
Property put up t0il be sold
lUitholt Reserve,

And the public are earnestly invited 70 examine
the property aHC attend the sale.
The property wil be shown by US AZ any time,
any Of il may be purchased privately before
the day Of ssle.
TERMS-One third cash, balance on 9, u
and ls months credit, with interest from date,
notes payable in bank. No security required,
but lien retained, and $50 cash required when
each piece Of property is bid OF.
BROWNS & CHEATHAM,
Agents for W. A. GIeaVes.
my9 un,Wed,f to my25
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JACKSON GUARDS
ANNUAL MAY PICNIC
Don't Buy Sour, Musty Meal.

OEND YOUR ORDERS TO MULLEN &
SHANE, corner of Church and Front streets,
and get hne ground, white, bOlted and kiln
dried Meal that viii keep sweet through the hot
season. Warranted TO be the best in the West
ern country. mvs 81
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is UNNECESSARY.

MACHINES.
The Singer M~anufact'g Co. sold 241,679
Wheeler s. Wilson Manufact'g Co. 82,S27
Howe Sewing Machine Co, estim'd" $4,000
Domestic Sewing Machine Co., " q,
Weed Sewing Macine Co., 2O,495
Grover & Baker s. NJ. Co, estima'd" 10000
Remington Empire Sewing Ma
chine Co, L" I7,6Os
Wilson Sewing Machine Co. " 1925
Gold Medal Sewing Machine Co., /" 1928
Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine
FCqr 1910
American B ii, &c, Sewing Ma
chine Co., IS 2
Victor Sewing Machine Co., 6,292
Florence Sewing Machine Co., 5,5Iz
Secor Sewing Machine Co, Ash
j. Z. BrausdOrf & Co, Etna, " I,S66
Bartrsm 6 Fanton S. NJ. Co. I" $50
Mckay S. NJ. Assn, I2S
Keystone S. NJ. Co, 81
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO.,
NO. 81 UaIOn Square, New York.
Nashville Office, 122 Church st.
myg sun. wed. fri sun
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y. RLY.aLDO

- NtAsU eIADU
d especially informs the public that he hasre-
IL opened and elegantly rehtted his Wel-known
and popular Ice Cream Saloon, No. 90 North
College street, where he guarantees to keen. du-
ring the entire season, Pure Cream and Custard
Cream He viii also make all the varieties to
order. Parties and picnics furnished with the
best Of Cream at reduced rates. Remember the
place, No. 80 North College street. mvs 81
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-04

OK Sunday Mr.. Thornton, Agent of
the California Tobacco Company. left for
Salt Lake. Like most visitors, he re-
ceived favorable impression of Phoebe,
where he believes the prod1et of his
company viii meet an extensive sale.
Mr.. John G. Lynch has accepted the
agency for Eastern Nevada. At his
establishment, corner Of Main and La
cour streets, can be found cigars and
smoking tobaccos which will commend
themselves. They, like good wine, will
need no Dusk. While speaking of
Lynch's it will not do to forget that he
has one of the largest and finest stocks
of wines and liquors in Phoebe, which
will be offered at ruling rates.
COUNTY CoMMIssIoNERs.-T Board
met yesterday, when the following bills
we're allowed: Felsenthal S55, Felsen-
thai S7l.20, Mrs. c. Bartlettson $50.
Bartlettson 500 60. same S3S. 80; N.Wes-
coat S25, Philson 5000, Alexander $3.50,
W. III. Henderson S1250. Peoples
Market $2362, W. P. Goodman $3.50,
P. Holland $40, Floral Springs Water
Company S15, same S30.75. Manning$5,
Taylor Bayles $50, s. McAdams $50. A.
Fife 1896, P. B. Miller $74, A. Fife
$37S. IS, Geo. w Hill 1925, Mrs. Higgins
$303.75. The bills of p. Harrisons were
laid over. Rejected bills: Geo. Gold
thwaite S4.05, VIM. Culverweii $50.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. Hugh White, proprie-
tor of the Salt Lake stage line reached
Phoebe on Sunday afternoon. He is here
to look after the interests of his line and
the business of his commission and for.
warding house at Salt Lake. Mr.. White
is always pleasant and genial and makes
troops of friends where ever his business
calls him. ..#
MARRIED. % last Sunday evening
Mr.. Turner was married to Miss Katie
Brinkman. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. H. L. Badger, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Goodspeed, in presence Of
a number of friends. The newly mar
ried couple viii accept our congratula-
tons and best wishes.
The ball Of the Young Mems Social
Club came off last evening in the usual ex.
cellent style which is characteristic of the
club. Everything was we'll managed and
all present enjoyed themselves exceed
ingly. I.
To ARRIvE.-The following passengers
will arrive by to-day's stage from Hamil
ton: Nellie Bettencort, John Hughes
and Samuel Williams.
| Upon leaving town take parting drinl
at Panaca Saloon, Lacour street. On,
Price! One Bit!
In the Justices Court the case o
Frank Milevich vs.. Angelo Blasinecl
was settled by mutual consent.
/ WANTED - Teams to haul ore iron
Phoebe to Bristol. Apply to GEO. c
JOHNSTON, Dexter Stable. ST.
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factory and terminates the controversy.
It is reported that Russia has with
great earnestnes urgeds England to send
delegates to the International Code Con.
ference at st. Petersburg. If England
persists in her refusal, it is probable that
the whole project will be dropped in nc.
cordance with the advice of the other
powers.
The Carlist committee has received
kilograms reporting great victories gained
by the Carlist forces under the command
of Saballa, at Breds, Lerila and Santo
Coloma. The Alfonsist forces numbered
10000. They lost five chief officers at
Breda and $50 men at Santa Coloma.
Another victory for the Carlists under
CASTILLO is reported from Arragon. The
government troops are said to have lost
all their artillery and many prisoners.
The Alfonsist General Delatre was killed.