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New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
RECIPROCITY WITH .CANADA.

THE PROPOSED RECIPROCITY TREATY DEFENDED IN
THE CANADIAN SENATE.
OTTAWA, Ont, Feb. 2S.-ln the Senate last
night the Hon. MI Brown gave his promised explana-
ton regarding reciprocity. He gave history OF the
treaties of 1866 and 1871 great length defended The
several points the proposed treaty in detail and said
already il must far possible fair to both par
ties 1t was not intended 10 give either country an
advantage over the other He did not pretend TO say
which OF the two parties the treaty would be the
larger gamer but claimed it would, IL adopted, have
heen most beneficial in its effect on the inter-
esta OF both countries The admission OF raw prouuct
must be OF great advantage 10 either OF the paftes
10 the bargain. The policy OF opening ana improving
canals was one fraught with benefit 10 Canadians Inc
concession free inland navigation was great step m
the right direction The ship-DulliiDg interest womb
recelye an by the agreement Tor reciprocal
registration Of vessels II could not put De adVahtaRe-
ous TO Americans purchase Canadian snps, seeing
hey we're paving SlOOOO000 10 foreigners Tor frelghs
The state OF New-YOrk he mentioned, mas now also
conceded 70 Canadians the long demanded privilege OF
usnQ the state canals the same terms Us are Gu
iOyed by Americans. 49,. ,,o..,o.. .,o.d m bs
hall o manufacturers TO the free admission OF American
goods He denied that IL right ana proper 10 tax
fbe whole country in order 10 pay few, ana Whhe re-
grating that in general arrangement OF thls klnu
some might suffer he claimed that the enect OF the
treaty on the interests OF manufacturers hsd oeeh eh
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
THE DRAMA.
A NEW PLAY

new play of q scenic spectacular charac-
ter is to be put the boards Of the Grand Opera
at the close Of the Lenten Tho plot formed
upon Moorish story Of which some is made In
Of Washington Irvng's Ahambrs" sketches 1t is to
be brought out under the direction Of Joseph Foster
who produced "Lallsh Rookh." "The Twelve Tempta
nons" &C. 1t is reported that there Is good deal Of
money behind this play, and much time has been spent
In its preparation. The writer American lady of
literary taste who has some time made the dramatic
art special study in Europe. The piece Is be hand
sOmely set forth with scenery, decorations and
costumes and some peculiar spectacular effects. for
which the author has secured patent There be
large chorus, ballet and all the usual app.
anoes TO make the play successful.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
TIE WESTERN SUFFERERS.
TO THE TRIBUNE DOLLAR FUND

ADDITIONS TO THE TRIBUNE DOLLAR FUND.
DISTANT sYMPATHIzER.
TO the Edfior OF The Trtbune.
SIR: am informed that you kindly receive and
forward subscriptions in aid Of the suffering people
of Nebraska and Kansas Please find inclosed draft
for 500, to be so applied. Truly yours,
Nee France, Feb 5, 1875. JOHN A. PEIL.
FROM AN APPRECIATIvE READER.
TO the EDITOR Of the Tribune.
SIR: inclose postal order of SO toward your dol
lar fund for Western sufferers.
Allow me word Of congratulatiOn upon the sue
cess of THE TRIBUNE. Even its venerated founder
could not fail to be satisfied. These are times Of
strong temptation and worse are coming only stand
fast. Very truly, EMILY NJ. GRIswoID.
Adams " +, Feb 90 1878.
VILLAGE CONTRIBUTION.
TO the EditOr of The Tribune.
SIR Inclosed find check for the sum of S54 04,
amount contributed from this village for the relief
of the suffering people of the West. Please as
you think to the best advantage for that purpose.
Respectfully yours. etc, ]. Il. REED.
H9n,ilton Square, ". j.. Feb. o. 1875
LITTLE LIzzE's EARNINGS.
NV Dear Tribune:
Please give the inclosed 81, my earnings for taking
codliver OIL to the grasshOpper sufferers in Kansas.
Neto- York. Feb. 81, 1875 Yours, truly, LIZZIE.
A CHURCH COLLECTION.
To the FditOr Of The Trtbune.
SIR Inclosed find check for SS3 for the relief OF
the Kansas and Nebraska sufferers. being the con-
tribution of the Reformed Church at Lebanon. New
Jersey. Please acknowledge and obige yours, ETC.,
Lebanon, \. j., Feb. 20, 1875. SAM'L j. SHURTs.
VANeAs ANn NFppAsKA
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
A STRANGER DRUGGED AND ROBBED OF $500.
Ar tho Jefferson Market Police Court yester

A STRANGER DRUGGED AND ROBBED OF $500.
At the jefferson Market Police Court yester-
day E. C. Dunlap Of China, Me-, charged James Bell
and Henry shriegel with robbing hun Of moneY and
nropery 10 the amount Of $500 the saloon at No 81
Amity-st, on the night OF Feb. o. Dunlap had been
staying at Earies Hotel at Centre and Canasts' and
ON the night mentioned stopped in at the saloon and
asked for a drink, and got what he supposed to be
yrhskv soon afterward he became nsensble, aud re-
NAMED IN state OF stupor until a. m the following
morning When he became conscious he detected Bell
An fne act OF searching hi pockets and soon after dis
covered that drafts the National Bank OF Boston 1or
81 500 and $500 respectively, number Of railroad tickets
of the value OF sl3 watcn and chain worth $50, ana
$500 in money, had been stoien his loss amounting
altogether 10 800 The drafts were returned 10 Earle
Hotel and Shregel, who was the barkeeper' gave up
the watch and chan alleging that they were gwen 10
MIN in payment for drinks. The prisoners we're COM
mitted for examination.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
LAIEST SHIP VIEWS.

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LFor other safp Se,s Tniys Pagaf
s.,,, civ q, p.bhurH sphus.r ss- Bei villa v.S ss
Ship scr:sfa LSh, tof Bson Nelson, San Pseco I~''1
sars j. Ly. D.n Hsn... rququs IOs days -,s siIsss -
gats Primo .L, DshsrO. LrsbOTD 80 d'" and ~ d' s''
sns Game wr.ov Por,Ds Car. Havana l5 s,.. '''A '"s~'
BT Lillian (of Lyepo~,H ~ neos, Cerfosg's IL ess VIZ
Bhg RO.srs GaLl Cap.Ie Seyse ts esyr. T.h md.s
9hs Daniel rro~brdgs Ce SesHssas Rogers haJasT' ~ F
Schr Simmons Williams cbs,le.tOD - Says N. D. '~'
ss MI "t pns.a. ots,, -" To, ~, a, Ca, II s.,, ,se
gary md Reed Jacksonville IL s-,- Ds.ssr- Br ~
schr. Jason Sswycr ST Anr,. Ga. Is days -,b s.e.r
sehr Idsll CroweL Portland smber.
sehr Rds IA Blew sewei Soros v,s eoro ''P
sehE. Helen Romne!. Corselaai Norfolk. ~sb
SAILED.
Steamships Schiller Hamburg Bsy,s
Wysneis e RcSnoSd bipss stss faT AeiSoas Css. e;
Geo. for BarAeOes' 'esrs 0stsr' for orosss 4@~
wIsD-sunsyL light !. harr.
MEMORANDA.
The reported arrival Of the vet.burg from Esrsyas.
Two Of the Goes lac Of attempted b.-.s
coal rouSh Bel Gate or Bdgepor this Of tss bsy.
we're badly cut BY TIE es SRs sunk oS ne ' 9se ..a the 0'
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bo'roy Feb 2s-BeSs baAs 0ssr sH p,msr,n Ii'a. ns.
lssna sr H. A. Dewitt from ElsbeSoort cssr.d sses@sb.
from PoriiSsa foe New Yorf
NoRpoLk Va. FeO 25-Ths steamship West Ind,a .'i'.d ~
Liverpool to-day.
NEwORLKAss Psse. 'teamssir f'o,ss
standard Csrf iarK smith fOm Liverpool ssar4s
steamship I'm ted
MOBILE Fec. 23-Arived, bark Bartie from Marssilles
Pen. 23-ATrVed steamship Champion.
YorA. Cleared. bars Carmen. for Barcelona
A. DeveresuK
st. yonn before reported reports blown % Va
the eastward Of bermuda; all we'll on board
FOREIGN PORTS.
JoHN n b.. Feb 23Cleired Alberts from Carfcrns
Arrived 22i, brig Aic 81. Neg YORK.
hAyASA Feb 2sssd steamship Crescent CITY for New Yors
Marshall The Ncoss (SpasI beros
3ls ut for Charleston. returned to-day lea-aE badly.
Feb 2UATyed b1gs Cas jenkins, Nes fort
ToTr IN rom BosO-.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
ToxPKISsvnLE. l.. Feb. 23.snce Of last from
Cou6i Point Light has been carrei from her
SewHAVeu. She will be replaced
II practicable.
STEPHEN TRKScH ARD. Cou. Z. s. n.
Lighthouse Inspector fhrd Dsnct-
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
ALBAN Y.
EVENING SESSION OF THE LEGISLATURE.
CANAL LEGIsLArION-yEw-YoRK CITY ESTIMATES
CONVICTIONS IN POLICE coURTs-RAMRoAD CON-


CANAL LEGIsLArION-NEw-YoRK CITY ESTIMATES
CONVICTIONS IN POLICE coURTs-RALRoAD con-
soLIDATIoN.
GBr TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUNE.
ALBANY, Feb. 23.-The Legislature was
thiny attended tonight in both branches. The Assem-
bly, displayed the industry. and disposed Of
ber Of bills in Committee OF the Whole Among those
ordered to third reading the act to confirm the
act of the Board of Supervisors relation to
assistant keepers OF ias Mr. Pages three canal bills
making appropriations for extraordinary repairs for
canal expenses and for payment Of canal debt and in
terest. and tho act TO consolidate the New-York
Homeopathic Hospital with tho Hanneman Hospital.
Mr., waehner introduced bill amending the New York
Charter that the estimates Of the Board Of Estimate
and Apportionment shah be passed upon by the Com
mon Council without being returned TO the Board OF
Apportionment for final action. Mr.. Timothy j. Camp
bell introduced bill in relation police courts and
justices in NewYork providing that prisoners may be
allowed consult counsel before commitment and that
persons summarly convicted in any Police Justices
Court Special Sessions may out writ OF certo-
ra in the Supreme Court Of tho state the Superior
Court Court of Common Pleas the conviction TO
be affirmed reversed by the Judge before whom the
returnabe. In the senate, Senator Bradley in
TOduced bill to authorize the consolidation OF railroad
bridge companies 20 allow lines OF road TO be
continued
Sullivan Caverno aud xJudgs Alexander L. johnson
have been nominated by Governor to the Senate as
Commissioners TO revise statutes to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation OF Msssrs 5tebolns ana
Werner.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
NEBRASKA AND THE UNION P4CIFIC

REDUCTION OF ONE MILLION DOLLARS IN THE VAL
UATION OF THE ROAD FOR TAX PURPOSES.
LINCOLN, Neb., Feb. 23.-Both the Senate
and House have passed the bill reducing the vana-
ton OF the Union Pacif road in Nebraska for taxa
ton by a. 900 600 from figures The bill en-
conntered opposition than might have been ahcl-
ment o the railway business ana facilities Of the STATE
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24

A LETTER TO KANSAS CONTRIBUTORS.
G.. V. Ricksecker, the Kansas Relief Agent
in h CITY, received yesterday the following letter in
relation to the shipment of contributions Of clothing to
the Kansas suferersi
TOPEKA Kansas. Feb. 1s. 1875.
DFAR SIR: In view OF the fact that the railroads are
now charging full freights all individual shipments
have TO request that you will not receive more
goods consigned TO individuals unless Irelght prepaid
M Goods come through free except such are con
signed direct 10 this Committee, for general dislDu
'''- " Wv T. :. STOvER,
Chairman Kansas Central Relief Committee.
Mr. Ricksecker will therefore be compelled to decline
n receive contributions OF this nature.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24

urterng counterfeit United States currency. At the
house Of George Young were secured plates and dies
for the manufacture Of fractional currency also plato
for printing $50 National bank notes A third person
from Nsw-York. named White, alias Booth. engaged
with them, suspeoting danger. absconded . few
days since. large OF this counterfeit money
said 10 be In circulation In Plansvs and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24

Feb 23CArTLEfhs market for Beef Cattle
this good and prices decLne the odsnngs reached 70
800 h..d and om c. Tee 10 oI
a. Good Aua se 10 lac sa 4e
ssGrr-The demand rood and 5000 head
xe oi Al rom be 63xc Fair Good, aud fe 10 9e
for Prime, % % S3 30 head L2mhs sold Al Dc 10
7e. for Fair o Good .o,
Sltto slI 20 a TOO Do Ne. iuf tarrirL
si AL 100 head sold 81 80 "a
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
rFLEGRAPHIC NOTES.

PITTSBURGH, Penn. Feb. 23.-The execution Of
Enr.I on vein Of the HamHe family the
la.y ard to-day.
LITTLE Rock, Feb. 23.-The General Assembly to-
adopted memorial Coagns astng for the passage of an se'
granting pensions " the soldiers VI the Mexican
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
BURNING OF THE STE AMER CORA BELLE.

y
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. 23.-The following dis
patch has just received by the Hernando Insurance
Company;
JACKsOSPoRT, Ark, Feb. %, 1875.
The steamer Cora Belle burned this side OF POca
nopas One hundred and nifty bales OF cotton were lost
ALBERT SMITH, Captain Of the steamer batesvlIe.
Further particulars are expected soon.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24

ARREST OF FCoUNTERFETTERs IN MASSACHUSETTS,
BosroN, Feb. 23.-William and George Young
were arrested at PiAinsve, and brought to this cy
Yesterday by United States detectives, charged WIN
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24

Tenor singer Thoroughly familiar with the Episcopal quar-
eree which he has hAd two or three year experience N @
terisn church Address W. iO5 Tribune Once
Post-Once Notice.-oe MAILS FOR EUROPE Tor ths se.t
On TUESDAY =; Il;5o OF wE9AsSgAi q 45o M On
Thu 1SOAi at ii''O a. M ''' o. . W / !4Iks ~ r u
Civ Destiruriou-rHB ASSOCIATION FOR IsPRov-
ING THE CONDITION OF THE POOR again makes its appeal 10
behalf suffering poor Great lie deiaton las. wasss
greater during the extreme gor Of the present season
greater has before known for thirty ye' 10
January relieved 80 245 against 1858 persons the san
month IL February there been usual large Increase
Of applicants over the previous month t.
crease until Spring business revir-s
The CONTRIBUTOR short Of the the
desuOn demands OO reef neither be stbdrsvp NOE
tmnisaed without Of distress The agsav.see
suffering that would follow o. extreme necessity BY
pension Of relief prompt and liberal contributions VII
enable . charity to bounty Of The benevolent wherever as
want and -rstehsdness Of tie city found.
The deserving aud respectable the applicants ass
les. remarkable than their They mostly sOrAJ uechAnie
abo..rs clerks needle With dependent fAhes.
Who through own compelled asa AID
M.py Of them asver asked charity before ,nd their
distress. will probably ask II again
10 depths piOchug Winter enough to fao" that As
decreased time. have deprived thousands Of the
nArs Of subsistence Everywhere the saaeFer'in comparatively
comfortable apameuv ss well and cellars aHd gar
hlverps from hunger ana insufficient shug Their -ose
ness Is enough to obduAts and TO The
.ionaie lIberanty.
The Association pursasg the discriminating system Of relief
that has been so successfully operation for the third Of century
er and which eItsn.vey adopted both eoun,s
and in Europe the unqualified approval Of The smiD
pklssAIOpists Of the aye.
The mausse deeply the rsesssy Tor this appeal The
and patron. Of tho well knO~ ssdOus all
unnecessary ObtrusOn Of m beneent work public TIA
seventy Of The weather ss
spOlOgI.
coutibaious ma, q BROWN BaorskRs %. 81
Wallis; R. B. MINTURS Treasurer, 10 sOriS sr R. H. HAFr
LEY Secretary. Hsue any he oGn authorizes
collectors
By order Of the Board JANIS BROWN. Pfesidaaa
Jons C. GHxss, HohArIo arEss JAMES LsmOI. sp. &
JAyyRAY. Vice. .PrendentA
STEWART Bssws xslsrvs Bssspicy. Eosxsy Lsses xuP
ssOI. Members Il Ne esu.sh ilsa slss' s-li 81 '' 80
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
n.NGERs OF COAsrING

HARTFORD, Conn, Feb. 23.-By an accident
10 a party of coasters IN Meriden Last night Willie
Mlchen, age 10. years. was killed. and number OF
young men and sirls seriously Injured. The party
numbered II persons,
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
NINETEEN BUILDINGS DESTROYED BY A TOR
NADO.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 93.-A special from sedalia,
Mo- SAYS tornado passed the town OF Houstonia
Pettls County No, this afternoon, which blew down
and DESTROYED 10 buildings, including the railroad
depot No one was killed but ex-sheTin Porter was
mortay wounded and i've other persons badly Injured
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24

Bale Hay ny mashed the toeBii ok suftr-
fesrfuly Applied GmEss LISssNr ODTDz Ass0sA, VII
relief Also removed from of yalab horsa
r GLEASON Of Gleason snodsrass Feed Merchants JO3 "es@
Ney-lOrk
sold BY Druggists Depot No. 4jl siIthave Ne" YORK. osis
so AMI 81 per bottle
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24

Trusses, KLAsrGC STocKIG BAsDAGEs &e" SeeeTs Hsrt
a1us comfort safety cleanliness and durability ases
bathing the rocsson
reliable Establishment 737 BrosdwaT ~ Y. and l.34I Chestnu
PhI hIladephia. Correct adjustment; favorable pnces.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24

ey Pcter Moran. es1s "The Discussion" by Eastman
Before" by G. G. Ward, Ssoo.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24

s,O %, sprs and $40 500 fresh Cows Dry Cows "a
"a s2j aE zeal Calves sold at 7e o. ard Gra& b. 70 W
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24

CARIBALDI's TIBER SCHEME DECLARED PRAC-
IICABLE.
ROME, Tuesday Feb. %. 1875.
The Government surveyors have made 4
report declaring Garibadis plan for the improvement
Of the Tiber practicable.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET
CATTLE MARKET.

PNoyrpEscH H. L. Feb 23.-Pnanz Cloths and steady At
@ l.e for s.h5srd And Aonl delivery.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

. A DECLARATION FROM TIE COUNT DE CHAMB0URD
TO BE READ IN TIE TRENCH ASSEMBLY,
PARIS. Tuesday. FEB. %, 1875.
1t is understood that when the Public Powers
bill comes up tomorrow Of the Legtimist deputies
Will read declaration emanating from the Count de
ChambOrd.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
Sueclal Notlcss

Body Brussels CarpetsjOO pieces 5fTane BODY Brus,eh
'' GRO. r. +. HYATT 273 Carslst
Tenor singer, thoroughly familiar with the Episcopal quar-
tet eryce has hn three year experience IN %
churches desires pOlon from Nay J. 10 eliAr Episcopal Pesbf
terisr church Address =. NJ. Boz lOS Tribune Once.
Post-CHce Notice.-rHe MAILS FOR EUROPE the
ending SATURDAY u. 1915. VIII Ls once
On TUESDAY a: 1880 IN. WEDNESDAY, - $3.50 A.
L.. r. ".
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A sHODDY aTEMELL.,,

a Wa Ellington correspondent Of the
Nelg York Sun throws light upon the
inner life Of the official magnates in
that city. 1t appears from the revela-
tons Of this correspondent that the
traditions of d~ecorous simplicity of life
and the conventional prOprieties which
had previously formed a partof theun-
written social law, have been super
seeded by a vulgar Os~tentation and pomp
that would be simply ridiculous, if re-
prOach were not cast upon the Chief
Magistracy and the nation by these alb
surd exhibitions. 1t has been again
and again charged that our Republican
authorities at Washington were at
tempting to ape the customs Of foreign
courts. According to the writer for
the Sun the latest performance Of these
shoddyites has caused a great furry in
the Capital. 1t seems that Postmaster
General Jewell, who was formerly a
telegraph operator in the West, but
more recently Minister to Russia, gave
an evening party ten days ago to Mr..
Sartoris, the English son-in-law Of the
President. When supper was an
nounced the guests iocked to the din
ing room, but they were not admitted.
After the President and his family, the
Cabinet aud a few others entered, the
doors were closed in the face Of the
rest Of the company, who were told to
wait until "the court was served.
When the select party had supped and
the room was opened to the excluded
many, a guest, who asked for a glass
Of champagne for lady, was coolly
told by one Of the liyeried walters that
the champagne was intended for "the
court" and that there was sherry for
the crowd.
If this be true, it shows but another
step in the march toward Imperialism.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-18

A large party of Northern excursion
lists assembled in Charleston, S. c..
April Il, 1866, to witness the raising
Of the United States flag over the bat
tered walls of Fort Sumter. Return
ing to New York by steamer they or
gained a Sumter Club" Since then
annual meetings of this club have been
held in the city of Brooklyn. The
tenth of these anniversaries was held
on Columbia heights the evening Of
the 18th instant. There we're speaking
and music, and an agreeable evening
to the members. Hon. 5. B. ChitteD-
den, member Of Congress from Brook
Ign, made a speech in which he said:
Although slavery wa dead, we had
still a a c of four millions st. ong to
take care of. If we had, in the North,
three blacks ID every two whites, we
might realize the difficulty Of manag-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-18
A NATIONAL HISTORY OF EDUCA.
FTnE

Gen: John Eaton, Commissioner Of
Education to the General Government,
is having prepared for the Philadel-
phia Exposition next year a "Centen-
NAL History Of American Education"
This brochure, however, goes further
back than its title would indicate, and
divides American history into three
very unequal and hitherto unheard of
epOchs: first, the Colonial period, en-
bracing over a century and a half up
to 1776; secondly, the Homogeneous
period, extending from I776 to 1910;
and think, the Heterogeneous period,
comprising the years from 1910 to 1876.
The first Of these is natural enough,
and we are told that the Homogeneous
era is 50 styled because st
embraces the years when the
descendants Of the Colonists, having
accomplished their separation from the
Mother Country, were working out the
problem Of the new Republic with com-
paratively small accessioDs from immi-
grafton. 1t is the formative period Of
our history. 1t is the era of Webster's
| Spelling-book, Of the Federal Constitu-
ton" From this it follows naturally
that the Heterogeneous era ia that ofim-
migration, WebsUer's Pictorial Diction-
airy and Radical violations of the Fed
| eraI Constitution. Thus explained, the
curious division becomes very simple.
1t seems that this history of educa-
ton" proposes to dabble in everything,
war, politics, science, religion and
mechanics. Running down the list Of
prospective contents we find Whitney's
Cotton Gin, the Oregon Question, Full
toms Steamer, the Erie Canal, the Mis-
souri, Compromise, Railroads, McCor-
mack's Reaper, and the Seminole War
all these in the Homogeneous"
epoch. Things get more mixed in the
Heterogeneous era, as a matter Of
course, and we find the sewing machine
sandwitched between the annexation of
Texas and the famine in Ireland, while
Mormonism, California gold, European
revolutions and American panlcs, the
Franco Prussian war and the Vienna
! Weltansstellung all find place in this
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-18

THE recent Legislature of Illinois
extended the sphere Of woman by
making her eligible to the Office Of No
tary Public, and the rush has already
begun, but the strong minded r not
happy. The old provision that no per-
son shall be appointed to this Office sx-
cept upon the petition of at least Fifty
legal voters" stands unrepealed, and
thefair aspirants ind themselves Stillat
the mercy Of that tyrant, man.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-18

OTATF OF TENNESSEE, OFFICE CLERK
- and Master ChanceTy Court, Nashville,
April the 18th, 1s75.-T. ". Caldwell, COm'r,
etc, COplainants, VS.. W. p. Stone ct al, De-
PENDANTS.
ID appearing from the return Of the sheriff on
the subpoena to answer issued in this cause, that
Samuel Taylor Is not TO be found, 50 that the
ordinary process OF law may be served
upon him: 1t IS therefore ordered that said De
PENDANT enter his appearance herein on or
before the fourth Monday in May next, GS75) and
plead, answer OF demur to COmplainant's bill, or
the same will be taken for confessed as TO him
and set for hearing eX parte, and that a copy
OF this order be published for four consecutive
weeks in the Nashville Union and American.
A COpy-Attest:
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR.,
Clerk and Master.
j. I. Brown and F. 4. Reid, Solicitors for
COmplainant. apis OaH4t
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sfTOl
NO. cllV.l
h, nnnrerm nf Nashville.

j. T. Brown s F. t. Reid, Solicitors for Com
apis oaW4t
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ing them which is present TO the peo-
pie of the South. For his part, he was
confident that a policy of peace and
trust would give tar better results than
if the South were regarded from the
standpoint of military triumph or sec
tional passion.
Mr.. Chittenden is a member elect Of
the present Congress. He evidently
understands the political situation and
the policy necessary to restore quiet to
the South and prosperity to both
North and South.
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We will also ssII the BUILDING Ma
TRRIAL Of every kind I'm the houses
and walls upon M premises.
BROWNS & CHEATHAH,
TniOn Rank of TenneSSee.

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