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HUNGARY.

LONDON, July S.-The visit Of the EN-
perOr Of Germany TO Victor Emanuel will
not be deferred later than September.
A letter from Buda, Pesth confirms the
reports Of the destructive character Of the
recent storms, and says twenty-eight bodies
have been found, while over one hundred
people are missing. The destruction Of
property on the mountain slopes was fear
full. No villas on the upper ground en-
tirely escaped. Hundreds Of people are
destitute and homeless. Subscriptions
have been opened and relief has been lib
orally given.
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DEATH OFGEORGE wAsHENGFON's
GRAN-DNTECE


We are called upJa to chronicle the
death Of that distinguished lady, Mrs.
Frances PIke Butler, wife Of our esteemed
friend, Col L. q. W. Butler, Of DunbOyne,
parish of IbervillP, but for the past four
ears a resident of Pass Christian, Nj S..
The deceased, one Of the most gifted and
accomplished women Of her time, was
born At Mount Vernon, Nov. y. 1897, and
was the daughter of Lawrence Lewis and
Eleanor Parke Gusts, Of WOOdlaWn, Pair
fax county, Va. Lawrence Lewis was the
son of Fielding Lewis and Elizabeth
Washington, only sister Of Gen. Washing
ton, and was one Of the executors Of hrs
uuCles estate. Eleanor Parke Gusts was
the youngest daughter Of John Parke Gus
lis, only son Of Mrs. Washington By her
first husband, Daniel Pdrke Gusts, and
her mother was Eleanor Calvert, If Mary
land, granddaughter of Lord Baltimore,
and she, in common with hgT brother.
George Washington Parke GUSTS, Of Ar
liugtOn, father Of the late Mrs. Robert Il.
Lee, was adopted by Gen. and MTs. Wash
ingtOn, at the death Of their father, at the
close Of the revolution. Her eldest son,
Edward George Washington Batter, re-
signed his position as secretary Of legation
at Berlin, and fell al Belmont as major Of
the llth Louisiana regiment requesting
Gen. Polk 10 say that he died ike a But
Ter, in the discharge Of his duty.
Her second sDr, Haj. Lawrence Lewis
Butler, served. during the late civil war,
on the stad Of Li-sf IA. Polk, and now
resides in 50. Louis, no, as a member Of
The house Of Edward j. Gay & Co.
The eldest daughter, Isabel, married
Col. George Williamson, Of Louisiana,
present United states minister in Central
America, and diei soon after the close Of
.Eelate WaT,aud herr youngest daughter, Caro-
line SWauwicE married the late William B.
Iurnbuil, Of Louisiana, and has resided
with her parents since the death Of her
Her younger sister, ARsels, married The
Hon. Charles Conrad, Of Louisiana, and
a. her death left two sous, Charles A. Con
AL, % New Orleans, ami Lawrence Lewis
Conrad, Of Baltimore.
The deceased was the nearest living rel
alive Of ",ae father Of his country and
With Mrs. Commodore keunOn and George
Washington Peter, Of Maryland, was the
nearest living relative Of Mrs. Washing
on.
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C0RTINA.
He is Escorted by U. $. Troops.

NJ - - - - ANOoP7'
NEW ORLEANS, July S-The Galveston
Aelss' Brownsville special SAYS a force of
fifty cavalry and twenty CUstOmhOuse
guards, under command of Col. Parrot,
escorted COrtina and prisoners to Bagdad.
They shot and hung Maurice PartigulS, who
had threatened to shoot officers Of the 9th
cavalry, near AIatamOras. The gunbOat
Juarez, with the prisoners, sailed yesterday.
She had on board arms and ammunition
Permission granted her to discharge her at
Brazos Santiago. Mexican papers claim
that the removal Of Cortina Will allow the
people Of Matamoras to execute the law.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-09
TRANCE

PARIS, July S-The river Tagus over
flowed its banks last night, inundatiDg the
town of Lysi and its envirOns in the
Department Of CalvadOs. Railway traffic
is interrupted. Several bridges have been
DESTROYED. There was also some loss Of
life. -Four persons were drowned at De-
siux and.three at Clos. The waters are
now subsiding at Lesiux, but rapidly rising
at Pont Levoque, lower down on the Tagus,
In consequence Of heavy and continued
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NEW ORLEANS.
Seizure OF an niisit Bum MIL.

New ORLEANS, July San establish
ment just completed for the illicit manu-
facture Of rum on a rather extensive scale,
was to-day seized by Collector COttTill.
Tubs were found filled with twenty-five o:
thirty Thousand gallons of fermentation,
and the process OF distiIiatiOn had just
commenced when the seizure was made.
Some show Of resistance vas at first at
tempted 10y those in ch uge, but they final
" submitted to the officers, who took pos
session of the property, consisting Of stills,
worms, and the building, the whole valued
AT $4,000,
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81. LOUIS.
The ChandIer-BueI Libel Case Once
More.

The ChaHdIer-BueII Libel Case Once
More.
ST. LOUIS, July S.-The ChandleT-Bu-
ell libel case came up again in the United
States District Count here to-day, on ap-
plication by District Attorney Dyer for
writ CfIemOyal 10 the DiStr.Ct Of Columbia,
under a new Indictment found by the last
Grand jury III session in Washington.
This uew indictment raises an entirely new
question Of Law. in that it charges the al
legged liUeiiOUs special 20 have been made
in Washington. by the act Of filing the
maLuscEi p. of a special dispatch To tie De
trni. newspaper in the Washington Office
ofths Western Union telegraph Company.
No other complete art Of publication is
charged in tie new indictment, and the ap-
pearance Of the alleged libel in lie Detroit
Free Press, is only mentioned incidentally,
The case will Turn on tie question whether
0T not the filing Of The special dispatch IN
the office Of the telegraph company consti-
tutes a pubncau,o@ in law.
FIGURING Mills B1r=ed.
The extensive Touring mills Of Leon
hard5 & ScLuriclt. 30 Lombard street,
burned about two O'Clock this morning.
The mills, machinery, etc. were said TO be
worth $4,000. Loss $1,000. insured Tor
81, 800, mostly in home companies.
Suicide.
4 vOung m5u named Carl VI. Hirche,
foreman; i'm tie saddle mandatory Of
Henry Hammsi. 7Ui Pine street, suicIded
this morning In rear of the shop, Gy shoot
ing himself through the heart. Cause OF
the act, dependency in consequence OF
being told 10y his physician that he was
afflicted with Ali iuGGrable case Of heart
disease. His remains were s5ni 10 ms sis
tiers. IL Newark, y. j.
The Railroad Blockade.
The Republicans Kansas City special
saws 10 trains have yet been able to reach
dis city over tie st. Louis, Kansas City
and Northern Railroad since Sunday.
Over four hundred loaded freight cars arc
on side tracks near Brunswick, waiting
TRANSFORMATION. Superintendent Durham
stated this morning that the afternoon
train Of the OH, would probablygct through
or tine.
Sofed Desperate Killed.
Charles johnson, a noted desperate Of
Southern Kansas. was si.o5 and instantly
killed 1t I.ascygnes, Kansas. today, by
the CITY Marshal. At the time Of INC
shooting johnson was engaged in fight
and resisted arrest.
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BERNE, July s "A terrific rain storm,
accompanied with hail, visited the Swiss
Canton Of Geneva and the French frontier.
HailstOnes were Of unusual size. wound
ing many persons, destroying crops and
damaging much valuable property.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-09

AUGUsTIN DAILY has failed In al effort
90 prevent by legal Interference the prOduc-
ton OF "UltimO" iu' one san Francisco
theatres while he was presenting "Ihe Big
Bonanza" an adaptation Of the same Ger
man play, in another. The Judges decis-
iou was; 'TWO or more authors have a
legal right 90 make As many adaptations
from the original playa5 they may deem fit,
providing, however, neither infriuges upon
fhs original work IL the other"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-09

LOUISVILLE has been selected as
the Headquarters of the National
Grange. The committee took look
at Nashville, but said that they needed
a auieter sort Of place.
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GOLD opened weak in New York yes
terday at ll64, declined to I15g, ad-
vanced to ll6b, reacted to l15s, and
finally closed at lie.
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CEEAGO.
Inc Police commissioner Trouble.

INC EOLAGe S0AtuAAs4AvANA AAOuNAO'
CHICAGO, July S.-Judge Farewell, Of
The C.r-uiL Court, gave his decision in the
injunction case restraining the Mayor from
eufOI cling the ordinance recently passed Oy
the Common Council, abOlishing the Board
Of Commissioners. The de.isIOn dissOlYes
the injunction, that is, prOnOunces legal the
BOaTu. The case will be appealed. The
Tribune OF tomorrow morning will publish
an opinion on the case delivered by Judge
Cation, eX-Chief Justice of the state ou-
preme Court. THIS opinion refItes the
points on which Judge Farewell's de-
cisiOn is based, and points out
that the Police Commissioners are cOun-
ty officers, and that the Council cannot
kill them of. Also, that the act of 1872
did not contemplate repeal Of previous
acts by which the several boards were Gre
ated. but simply provided law for cities,
which should govern them upon its adOp-
ton. in connection with all previous laws
and ordinances not specifically repealed by
The act Of 1872.
The Proposed Increase of Rates.
At meeting Of passenger agents here
to-day, tie Michigan Central agent refused
TO consent to the proposal for raising rates
to the East, and stated that his road Tor the
present would sell tickets on the basis Of
Sl5 TO New York.
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TENNESSEE BONDS were decidedly
better in New York yesterday, the old
issue advancing to 50 and the new to
495.
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WASHINGTON.
The Black Hills Negotiations.
Counting the Government Funds
Headquarters of the National
Grange.
Louisville the Successful City.
S9O,OOO,OOO of Silver Pur-
chased.
WASHINGTON.
The Black Hills Negotiations.
The R,ncI, Hills NerotInt,nn

WASHINGTON, July SIS. B. Human,
Of the Sioux Commission, telegraphs that
they hope TO bring the Northern Sioux in
to the council, but cannot before the latter
mart of Auousr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-09

WIrH The departure o. tbs g-asshOppers
IRON Kansas, the State Relief Society has
been dissolved. Ths society expended
about Sl35,O0O. From other sources alb ut
100000 more was contributed for the 20
600 grasshoPFeJ sufferers o. about 50 =
head.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-09

COTTON was firm in New York,
yesterday, at I5gGl54c for middIing
INLAND
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THE TURF.
sIOnmouth Park Race

Long BRANCH, July 8.-The Mon
mouth Park Races were continued to-day,
which is the last one of the first meeting.
The first race was for July stakes for
twO-yeaT-Olds, dash of three-quarters Of a
mile. -Four horses started. Parole, the
fayOrite, won easily; Freebooter second.
Bryan third. knapssck and Freebooter
SOlted. Time l:l7I.
In the second race, purse $1,000, all
ages, four miles, there were four starters
Bigfellow, Rutherford, Wild Idle and
Bessie Lee. BigfeliOw was the favorite
until the last half mile, with Wild Idle
second, when Rutherford went to the front
and won in a gallop by four lengths; Wild
Idle second, half length in front of Big
fellow, Bessie Lee furlong away. Time
7:345.
The third race was dash of a mile and
an eighth, purse 500. Bob WOoley rushed
to the front at the start and kept in the
lead until the lastquarter, when Spendthrift
drew out and won by four lengths; Carver
second, half a length in front of BoblWooley,
Verdigris fourth, Monmouth fifth and
Galway last. Time 1881. Spendthrift sold
for $3.50 in pool of 81 400.
The fourth race, for beaten horses, one
ullle anu u Hall, was WOu Dl OCIdJcu, OuD-
lin second and Vanderbilt third. Time
2:44.
Detroit Races.
DETROIT, July S.-The last day of the
races was well attended, fully 5000 per-
sons, including many ladies, being
present. The races have been
very successful, and everything done to con-
duct them fairly and redeem Detroit
racing meetings from the poor reputation
under which they have suffered in the
past. The fastest time ever made on this
course was made !by Judge Fullerton.
First race, unfinished 2:30 race of yester-
day. Four heats were trotted yesterday,
two taken by Richard and two By Basil
Duke. The fifth heat was a hot one be-
tween Richard and Duke, the latter win
ming by length, Richard second, Clifton
third. Time Of last heat 2:2SI.
The next was free for all, purse 81 500,
s., 2jO to first, 5000 to second. $500 to third
and $3.50 to fourth, with Fullerton, Ameri-
can Girl and Lady Maud as slaters. Co
Zette was drawn in the first heat. Fullerton
went of his feet just after getting the
word and was left full twenty PAGES in the
rear, but did some fast trOtting, coming in
six rods behind American Girl. The
next three heats were won easily by Fuller
ton, American Girl second, LIdy Maud
third.
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CINCINNATI.
DisuIIers In Council.

CINCINNATI, July S.-A meeting Of dis
tilleTs, rectihers and liquor dealers of Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois and Kentucky was held
here last evening, at which the following
resolutions were adopted:
Recommending a change Of guagers from
one district Of the State to another, every
thirty days, and store keepers every sixty
DAYS, as one Of the best
methods for preventing frauds, and a
thorough and effective system Of
examination prior 10 appointment to Sc
cure competency Of gaugers and uniform
ity Of inspecting; requesting the prompt
release of goods seized upon insufficient
grounds, aud requesting the government to
hold officers more rigidly to account for
neglect, omission or errors, committed by
them; pledging to assist the government in
collecting the tax on distilled spirits and
in the suppression Of frauds.
The meeting adopted a resolution thank
ing the Secretary Of the Treasury fer his
earnest endeavOrs to detect and stop all
frauds.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-09

RECENTLY the Italian Parliament passed
a law for the suppression Of brisandage.
Upon hearing Of this in sicily the pOpula-
tiOn organized indignatiO3 demonstrations,
as. people here dc against prohibition laws.
Brigsndage is their mos agreeable pas
tine,
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In the 2:4O race for a purse Of $500, there
were only two staTters,J. Murphy's Lady II.
and John Forbes Mistress. The former
was an easy winner in three straight heats.
Time, 2:51a, 2:41s, 2:S9i.
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The Wafer-WOFks EmbezzIemens IN
the Courts.

CINCINNATI, July Sin the Common
Pleas Court to-day, Judge Cox sustained
the demurrer Of Thomas Z. Snelbaker,
chief of police, indicted for ENLIGHTENMENT
of water-works money, holding that the act
under which the Indictment was drawn did
not apply 10 the Water Board or its en-
plOyees. Entry was made only in the case
of Snelbaker to this effect, in order to give
the prosecuting attorney opportunity to eX
cept tOthe ruling and take the question be-
fore the Supreme COUt. This decision if
sustained, releases all parties indicted for
embeZzlement of WateT-WOrks funds.
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LEASING OUT CITY CONVICrLiBOR


Shelby county and the city Of Mem
phis. not feeling able to build a work.
house. have entered into a contract with
Gen. n. B. Forrest for the hire of their
convict labor for five years. Gen. For
rests proposition was as follows:
Twill hire for a term Of five years,
with the privilege Of more, all the con-
victs sentenced by The county. For all
able.bodied men and women that are
suitable for agricultural purpose, or
for public works, agree to pay at the
Iate OF ten cents per day for each day
said convict may work, and to board,
clothe and pay all other necessary eX-
pensas after being delivered to me; and
for all such as are unablefor manual Ia
Dor from any cause, 1 viii board, lodge
and retain in the workhouse free of
charge to the county. further agree
to pro ide suitable buildings for the
safe keeping Of said ccnVicts, but re-
serve the right to provide said buildings
IN any part Of Shelby county, and to
work said cOnvicts either as sgUicultU-
rists, upon public works, or any
other work that l may. lind ne
cessary to employ them. l further
agree to furnish suitable guards for
tEe protection and safe keeping Of
said convicts, said guards and
con7icts to be under my exclusive con-
troll. The county 10 flu, nish the sum Of
six thousand dollars n cash to prepare
suitable buildings for the safe-keeping
of said convicts; said amount 10 be re-
funded to the county IN five annual
pavments at the end Of each twelve
months: all settlements to be made an
nually, giving me the right to pay IN
scrip Of the county Of Shelby at par.
The General is a rigid disciplinarian
and viii be pretty certain to put this
labor where it Will do the most good.
In future, memphis will be a frst-class
place for the riff-raff to stay away from.
The Washington National RePubL
can, owned 10y a political scavengcT
named Murtagh, and known as Grant,
kitchen organ, called Charles NoEd-
hoff a Dutch jew" for showing up
in the Nelg York Herald how the South
suffers under carpet-bag domination.
Nordhoff wrote a singer to Judge Ed
munds, Chairman of the Republican
Congressional Executive Committee,
desiring to know wherefore 1t was thus.
And now old Edmunds, for whose COM
mittee the National Organ does all the
doIorous grinding required Of such
organs, has the cheek to write back
that he knows nothing about it and
cares still less. Raise his salary to
100000.
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STAGE JOTTINGS.

Most of the stage folks are taking their
summer vacation. Among those who are
still playing are Miss kellogg and her opera
troupe in California; Hess opera troupe,
also in California; Frank Mayo in the in
terror cities Of New York; Mrs. Oates and
her company in Chicago; BOucicault anu
Montague in San Francisco; Rose Massey
and a burlesque party in Boston; one Of
DAYS "Rig Bonanza companies in Chi
cago, and the other on the way to the Pa
cifc coast; Charles Fechter, who has lately
had attacks Of heart disease, in Montreal;
and The Union Square company, with the
1.-TWO Orphans" in Chicago. Joseph JEFF
ferson has gone to Europe to stay there two
years. Lydia Thompson will not return 10
America until March, 1876. Max StTakOsch
has engaged Titiens and Bettini for an
operate tour in the United States,
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Attemrted Hurder br q Woman.

Last Thursday, a blacksmith named JnO.
Henley, living near Horn Lake, Miss, had
a quarrel with a woman named Martha
Morgan, employed by him as cook. That
night while Henley was asleep, Mrs. Nor
gan approached his bed and with a razor
cut 4 terrible cash in bis throat. Henley
awakening, attempted to catch her arm, but
caught the razor, which was drawn through
his hand inflicting an ugly wound, Mrs
Morgan then seized her child and fed to
the WOODS. Henley lies in a precarious
condition.
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WISCONSIN.

DistiIIers BOuud 10 Produce Their
Books.
NIIINyaUKEE, July S.-JUdge Dyer, OF
The United States District Court for this
district, delivered an opinion to-day deny
ing q motion TO vacLte au order upon one
Staufiald, q reCliGer, requiring him to pro
duce his books and papers. Il was argued
bv ex-senator Carpenter in support of the
motion, that q man could not be compelled
TO furnish evidence that would criainate
himself. Ex-Chief Justice Dix repre-
sen;ed the Government in argument Of the
mot on.
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A Reeeption 20 Beeeher.

A committee, consisting Of Hon. A. w.
Tenny, 5. NJ. Pettingll, Rev. DR.. COnant,
Prof. Il. 3. SpTague, f. 4. Tan, Rev. W.
r. Davis, Judge 4. Y. Hull, and B. T.
Hall has been appointed to make arrange
ments for public meeting and social re-
ceptiOn to Mr.. Beeeher, early in the fall,
during the week preceding his resumption
Of preaching. The meeting is intended as
2 public expression of confidence in and
love for the pastor Of Plymouth Church. A
number Of clergymen and many eminent
citizens of Brooklyn have signifed their
intention Of participating in the move
ment.
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SWITZERLAND.

rains foods are feared in the valleys Of the
Seine, Marine and Soane.
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IOWA.
the Coming Campaign.

DIS MONIES, Ia, July S-Ihc Demo
cratic State Committee held Q general
council yesterday, and decided to inaugu-
rate an active canvass, having ShePpeTd
Lef'lCr, their nominee for Governor, chal-
leugo Gov. EiTkwo)d to joint discussion.
Suspended.
The state Journal newspaper has sus-
pended publication, and no issue has ap-
peareh since last Sunday. Efforts are being
made to resUsCitate it,
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MEMPHIS.
FataI AGrnx in RrornsyIIIe.

MEMPHIS, July S.-On Monday evening,
a. Brow nsville, Tenn, Capt. J. 3. Phillips,
sale gTOcers, was assaulted by r. kautrO-
witt, an oN-seWing machine agent, and
stabbed IN the thigh and wrist with an
eraser, seveTing an artery. Phillips then
drew a pistol and fired four shots at Kau-
trOwitz, tie last taking effect in his body,
passing through his liver, from the effects
Of which he died yesterday. Phillips is
still confined 10 his bed from his wounds,
and was admitted to bail in $1,000. The
remains Of Kautrowitz were brought here
for interment in the Hebrew cemetery.
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FOREIGN.
Declared from the
Echo Shield Match.

The Late Storms on the Danube.
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THE State Prison at Philadelphia has
stopped cigar making, being unable to com
pete with the Connecticut institution.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.

Terms Of subscriptions.
2 NAIL OF AT TaE BUSINESS oFFIcR.
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The counters Of money in the Treasu-
rer's office, have counted the money in the
cash vault, and TO day counted sixteen
million dollars in the reserved vault. No
errors have been discovered excepting the
recently stolen $4,000. Among the re-
naming funds to be counted are $4,000
of silver and $1,000 of nickel coin.
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Summary.
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President Board Of Trade.

Hon. Geo. Opdyke has accepted the Presi-
dency of the New York Board of Trade, at
the request of majority of members. The
formal election takes place next week.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-25

sally newspaper, devoted to pclirins. general
news, local affairs and the interests Of
its EelgkborLooi.
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CYr7cE-On seco1d street, opposite tie south
Front OF the Capitol.