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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-08-03
CnANCERY SALE
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On Saturday, August z, 1875.

No. 2Z7.-In the Second Chanaary Court OF
Shelby county, TenneSsee.-JOhn joyce, ct
al, vs.. Mary Clancy, executrix, etc.
Z y virtue of an Or1er Of sale made in this
ID cause On 5th of May, 1875, minute book t.
page l43, etc, Will sell st public auction, TO
the highest bidder, within legal hours, ia front
OF the county courthouse, corner Main and
Poplar streets, city OF Memphis, Tennessee. on
Saturday, August z, 1875,
the following described zeal estate. tO-vyit.
situated, lying and being in the county of
Shelby and State OF Tennessee, anu in the City
OF Memphis viz: Que lot fronting on Front
Row, in said city, y iesr, and Running back
1881 feet to Center Alley, and upon which Is
sli uated two brick ard one frame building.
and same lot now occupied by defendant near
the corner Of Jackson street and Front Row,
and known by its house No. as lot Is.
Terms of Sale-CaSh.
ID. D. L. STEWART, CLERK and Easter.
s. cOpy-Attest:
By Geo. MalIery, D. c and n.
CAN'T Mcdowell, Soils. for COmpI't iyIS
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EDGEWORTH SCHOOL,

no. SO Franklin street between Cathedral
~ and PARK. Baltimore, Maryland. The
THIRTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION of this
English and French Boarding and Day
School for young ladies, will reopen on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH,
For circulars address,
RFS7. IL p LEFsRWRE, PrInSEDaI
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TO MERCHANTS AID BANKERS.
RRTNETN q
81 -. TooE.
UNIVERSITY OF Virginia,

sEA~sR Law LECTURE5-(uinew weeks
VIII be n l5tu Juiy,ls75, and end 18th Septsm-
Der. Hsy8 proved of signal use. lst-tO stu
dents designing 70 pursue their studies at this
or other law school; 2d-tO those who DTOpOSe
tn study privately; 3d-to young practitioners
who Rave not bad the advantage Of system
attic instruction. For circular apply Up. o,
University Of Vs) to JOHN B. MINOR, Prof
Com. aud stat Law. fuI6
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The undivided interest Of Thomas CarrjUarT
In and TO l05 acres Of Jas. KimbIe's 25gEacre,
survey in Section l, Range 7, Shelby county.
tennessee, beginning at a stake on the SOUr6-
east bank OF NOncOnnah creek, south west cor
ner OF bridge across said creek on Pigeon
kOoSt rOa1, at post OF the old tOIl-gats:
thence down The sOutheGSt bank OF said creek
~ chains to the tuteTSs elton OF said bank with
the south line of Jas. KimDles $50 acre entyv
No. JOS; thence west . chains and 30 links IN
the southeast corner OF q su ID vision of said
$50 acre tract; thence north 81 ch aims and 10
links 10 a stake Ia the center Of said road.
thence with the center OF said road south 7III8
east across said b idge one chain and 81 lfnEs
70 the oes1nning, Gs described In bOOk 81 mari
l, page 564, etc, in Register Office Shelby
county, subject 10 homestead as described n
declaration OF defendant Carrigsn in book 90
page l4S, In Registers Office, Shelby Co nty
Tennessee, including about eighteen ac, 20
more or less.
Levied on as the property OF defendant.
Thomas CarriSan, 20 satisfy said Judgment,
interest and costs.
c. L. ANDERSON,
sheriff of Shelby county, Tenn,
By W. ID. Cannon, D. ).
Memphis, 24th day OF July, 1915
T. j. NulVihtll, attorney for pI'nrf Tfvzs
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q H EBGFF'8 SALE
OF
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DUBLiC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
That Dy virtue Of a veudit'Oni expouas 10
me directed from the Honorable Second cir
cult Court of Shelby county, Tennessee, in
Jhe case OF Robert PeplOW VS.. Thomas Cart
gan, Judgment rendered on the 18th OF JuIy
lh52, tOr the sum of 81 hundred and TWENTY
nine dollars, with interest and costs of suit
70 satisfy said iGdgment. etc. / VIII. on -
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Friday, tho 2Oth Bay Of August, 1875,

Ia legal hours, In front Of the courthouse.
memphis, Tennessee, proceed 10 sell 10 the
highest bidder, for cash, the g lowing des-
crtbed property, tO-wit:
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THE TURF.
Five Races Over Jerome Park.

Five Races Over jerome Park.
FavOrites' Day-Madge, BaIlankeeI,
OIitiPa, SPringbOk and DiRyOIO the
Winners.
New YORK, June S.-The first race,
dash for the one mile, purse Of $500, was
won by Madge, Spendthrifs second, Risk
third, Harry Felter fourth. Time 1:45.
The race for the WestchesteT cup, two
and fourth miles, brought out only four
starters. and was won easily by Ballankeel,
Reform second, Botany Bay third, ShylOck
fourth. Time 4:0G3.
The Maryland stake, one mile, was won
by four lengths by Oltipa, Ascension sec.
ond, Springlet third, FinewOrk fourth.
Time 1:49.
For the purse of $500, a mile and half,
there were two starters. Spr.ngbOk came
ont first and Maze second. Time 2:435.
The grand national handicap steeple-
chase was won by DiavOls, with Resolute
second and Daylight third.
The favOrites won in each race.
ASteePIe Match.
Bullet and Trouble were Withdrawn from
the Steeple Chase on account Of a:.matCh for
5000 aside, made to-day, and which will be
decided next Thursday, over the usual
Steeple Chase Course of p miles.
The Ascot Cup.
LONDON, June THE Ascot meeting
began to-day. The race for the Ascot
stakes was won by Organist, Lillian second
Snd Bertram third.
The race for the gold vase was won by
Marie Stuart, Carnelian second and Kaiser
third.
The Prince Of Wales stake was won by
the Earl of Darrey, Bay Of Naples second
and Balfe third.
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FOREIGN.
Breadstuffs Advancing on the
Continent.
Hon. Carl schurz Banqueted at
Berlin
4 Republican Movement on Foot
at Madrid.
GERMANY.
RIOOdy Black Mail.


BERLIN, June S.-Wiesinger, who at
tempted to extort money, by duplicating
persons in a plot to assassinate Bismarck,
has been committed for trial.
The banquet was attended by eighty
gentlemen, Of whom about forty were
Americans. Mr.. Thompson presided and
proposed tOasts to the German Emperor
and the President of the United States.
Ex-senator Schurz toasted Germany and
America, and made speeches in German
and English. He was repeatedly cheered.
Among the distinguished men present
were Bennizen, President, and Loewe, Vice
President, Of the Prussian House of Depu-
ties; Bermuth, Vice President Of the
Chamber of Peers; Privy Counsellor
Bucher; Prof. Mommesen, the historian;
H. Kreismann, Consul General Of the
United States, and several members of gthe
Prussian Diet.
BERLIN, June S.-A grand banquet is to
be given here to-day to Carl Schurz by the
residents of Berlin, members Of
the Diet and Professors Of the Berlin Uni
Versity.
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TROUBLES TROUBLE.
Experience OF n Rutherford County
Youth iu Consequence OF DePreda-
tions Last Fall.

Experience OF n Rutherford County
Youth ia Consequence OF DePreda-
fions Last Fall.
Last fall the people in the neighbOrhOOd
of Florence Station, Rutherford county,
suffered considerable loss by having their
barns, mills, etc, broken open and rObbsl
under cover Of night. Two prominent cit
liens Of the community got out search
warrant and had lhe premises Of some
suspected characters searched. While the
/ officers were at this work the men were
away from hone, and only their wives
were present. The officers found
farming implements, harness, etc,
which they supposed to have been stolen.
The suspected characters, learning that the
officers Of the law bad called to see them,
Immediately left for parts unknown. A
Young man named Cap Vickery, the son
of farmer Of the locality, was suspected
of having been one Of the midnight ma
rauders, and was therefore placed under ar
rest. He would have gone behind the bars,
but L. e. Wade was kind enough to 90 Sc
curity in the sum Of 500 for his appear
ance.
Vickery was then released, bus soon
SkLnptu dWa aN MAhlQAl AGAAlAAE eatA ~ va
his whereabouts, leaving Wade IN the
lurch. After having been absent some
time Vickery's father had petition drawn
up By which he prevailed on most Of the
citizens 70 agree not to prosecute his son on
his return home, by telling them that the
two farmers who had him arrested were
willing to drop the suit against him.
Young Vickery then returned home, but
the people found out that his father had
praticed a little fraud on them i'm making
his representations about The prosecutors
agreeing TO drop the suit, and Vickery, -jE.,
was again arrested.
Wade again went on his bond in the sum
Of 81, 900 for his appearance. But remem-
bering his former experience with NieSery,
he Afterwards withdrew his name from Tie
bond, and the young man is now in jail az
MurfreesbOrO awaiting trial before the
Criminal Court. This should be a sufi-
cient lesson TO teach both father AMI son
tkat ''honesty is the best policy"
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To Printers and Publishers
PRESSES FOR SALE

We hare a couple Of fine secondhand
Presses for sale, which zoe haUs used
from four to JiUe years, Jvhjch are good
ones and IN good running order.
a Taylor Press, small cylinder, sizc
nine column paper. measure ofthe Union
and american. Capacity 1000 impress
siOns per hour. IN complete order and
but little IgOTH. Is nOl0 fitted for steam.
but can Be run By hand l0ith sIiqhf
change.
4 Drum Cylinder Potter Press, btf
size suited for niTse-c0lumH pcper. Id
u1irably adapted to newspaper, poster
and general JOB 1v0rb. Is being nun nOa0
almost daily IN this Office.
IN one or both Of these Presses zoe e1iU
sell absolute bgrgcins.
For further ia5JrDsatiOn If desired as
to the Presses, and J0r terms, address
UNION AND AhERICAN
NGshUiUs. Tenn.
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TEXAS.
The Civil Rights FUrOre.
Answer of the Galveston News Editors
The Federal Judge Reserves His
nnfufau

SAAAAUAAs
GALVESTON, June SIN the United
States District Court this morning, in the
case against the proprietors of the Gales
ton NelrS, the attorneys for the defendants
presented a motion to quash the indictment
on the following grounds:
]. The court had no Jurisdiction in such
q manner Of contempt, and such a pro
Cedure on the part Of the court was con-
trary to al The law and practice Of the
United States.
,. They demur and assert that while the
proprietOrs Of the NelcS claimed the right
and privilege 20 discuss all questions before
the court in which the public were interest
ed. vet in the article referred 10 on the law
and higher law, no disrespect was intended
TO the court as intimated in the order of
arrest, nor was any attempt made to in-
fiuence the cause then pending in the court
or to bling it into disrepute.
Judge ". p. Ballinger, counsel for
Richardson, BelO & Co., expressed his de-
sire to state the legal points involved, but
Judge Merrill decided not TO hear them,
stating that he would take the papers un-
der advisement until tomorrow morning.
The question in his mind first TO be settled
was, was the answer sufficient 10 show
cause why an attachment for contempt
should not issue. If il was, further pro-
ceedings would be unnecessary.
The attorney for the defense in the re-
cent Civil Rights case made a motion for a
new trial before Judge Woods or Justice
Bradley, of the Supreme Court. Judge
Merrill took the motion into consideration.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The Supreme Court Decides that
It Cannot Criticize a CO.
ordinate Branch,
Nor Can 1t Recognize the Seces-
sion Senate.
A Fresh COmplicatiOn--.Has the
Time Passed for Choosing
a Governor

CONCORD, y. H, June S.-UpOn the as
sembling Of the Senate to-day, the. opinion
Of the Supreme Court touching the eligi-
bility OF Priest and Proctor to seats in the
Senate, was submitted and placed on the
minutes. The court declines to pass an
opinion on the action of the Governor and
counsel in this matter, as a completed act
performed in the discharge of an express
duty required of the Executive Depart
ment by the Constitution and fundamental
law, holding that such an opinion could
have no greater weight than criticism Of
one. branch Of the Government
upon the action of a coordinate
branch. The court was of opinion that
when the Senate adjudged Priest and Proc
tor duly elected Senators, their action was
final and conclusive as to their rights. The
opinion was based on the assumption that
al the time Of the action Of the Senate
constitutional quorum was present. The
opinion is signed by Chief Justice Cush-
ing and Associate Justices Ladd and
Smith.
The SeeessIOnists at bay.
Geo. II. StoWell, President of the seced-
ing Republican Senate, received this morn
ing copy of the opinion of the Supreme
Court on the Senatorial question, accom-
panied by letter from Chief Justice Cush-
ing stating that the court could not recOg-
nize anybody claiming to be the Senate
other than that organized by the election
of Hon. Mr.. Sanborn as President. The
Republicans are not wholly satisfied, claim
ing that the opinion does not touch the
main point at issue, the alleged assump-
ton Of duties by the Executive not pre-
scribed by the Constitution or the funda-
mental law. They held a caucus this noon,
but the policy they have adopted has not
transpired.
A Fresh Complication.
1t is thought the seeding Senators will
return this afternoon an I, that the Business
Of electing a Governor in joint convention
will be proceeded with. The Democrats
claim there can be no legal election, as the
time prescribed by the Constitution as a
limit has passed. Il is not known whether
any serious conflict over this Point will be
made.
Return Of the Senatorial Seceders.
The seeding Republican Senators re-
turned to their seats this afternoon, and
the Senate cOncurred with the House in
notifying the Governor that both branches
were organized and ready for business.
The House has adopted a resolution
fixing tomorrow for the election of Gov
arnOr, but the Senate refused to adopt a
similar resolution and laid it on the table
This strengthens the belief that the ques-
ton as to the possibility Of legally electing
an Executive viii be raised.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-09
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Omaha reports another rain and i'm
proving crop prospects.
The General Assembly of the Presby-
terian Church and the Synod of the Church
of Scotland, met in Montreal yesterday.
The Eighth Anniversary Convention Of
the National Christian Association, whose
principal object is OppOsitiOnlt secret orders
met in Pittsburgh yesterday.
Toronto suffered by fire last night TO the
extent of S150,0OO.
The Chicago, Alton and st. Louis and
the Illinois Central Railroads have agreed
to pool their earnings.
The National SpOrtsmen's Association
met yesterday, in Cleveland, o.
Two persons were killed and four wound
ed by a boiler explosion in Smiths paper
mill, Atlee, Mass, yesterday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-09

We give below the text Of a new bill for
redIstricting the city, as reported by Alder
man Haley from the subcommittee, last
night, and passed on its first reading:
The subcommittee appointed to find the
lines which will be necessary in order to
make the numbers Of qualified voters as
nearly equal as practicable in the several
wards, make the following report.
They recommend that the lines be
changed as follows.
49,
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IRELAND.
The RIne Match.

DUBLIN, June S.-The Lord Mayor of
Dublin has issued invitations to a banquet,
to be given TO the Irish and American Rifle
Teams, on the evening Of the day of the
national shooting match. The Masonic
body will also entertain the American rife
men. The EUeRing Mail expresses its sat
isfaction that there will be no Fenian ele-
ment among the American visitors. Many
Americans have already engaged apart
ments in Dublin for the time when the
match takes place.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-09

THE statistics Of last years iron
trade, as given by the philadelphia
correspondent Of the Nelg York Tribune,
shows that the furnaces Of the United
States produced 1853, 900 tons of pig
iron, being 49, 900 tons more than was
consumed, which renders it conclusive
that for the future no foreign iron is
likely to be needed.
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HO FOR THE BLACK HILLS!

They Are Coming, Red Cloud and
Spotted Cloud, Fifteen Thousand
Strong.
PHI ADELPHIA, June S.-A mass
meeting of men favorable to an expe-
diti0n to the Black Hills was held
tonight. Next Tuesday evening
a different organization will leave for the
Black Hills by a different route, and the
number will be swelled to $1,000 when all
together.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-09

SENATOR THURMAN regards the
third term letter as plain submission
to the people Of the question whether
or not Grant shall be elected for a third
term. He says: Instead of it being
a surrender, 1t is adefance. Grant is
a brave man, and I think he meant to
write and did write a brave, defiant
letter. Z"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-09
NASHVILLE. TENN. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1875.
ceding year, viii show the effect Of eco
nomieal management, viz:

These figures show a saving in these de-
paTtments Of 81, 2,S9S.36.
The bonds and coupons paid during the
same time By the present administration
amount 10 ST., ,OO7.34; by the preceding ad-
ministratiOn, to S57,6S9. .43; excess Of pay
ments during the present year, S13,3 ,367 81.
In conclusion, l invite your special at
tentiOn to sections 10 and 20 Of our amend
ed charter, contained in the act Of the Gen
eral Assembly passed March II, 1915, by
which your action must be controlled in
lsvying the taxes for the year 1875.
Very respectfully,
MORTON B. HOWELL, Mayor,
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ST. LOUIS.
Gambling in Wheat.

ST. LOUIS, June S.-The millers Of this
city have Joined in a petition 70 the Presi-
dent and Board Of Directors Of the Mer-
chants Exchange asking to have wheat
stricken from the list of articles sold on
call on the Board of Change. They assert
this kind Of speculation produces illegiti-
mate fluctuations which are ruinOus 10 the
manufacture of -four, and will ultimately
destroy the trade; that the tendencies of
sucb speculation are demOralizing, dis
7ar,r1ta blp etc
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-09
Grill EnRInaera-

PITTsBURG, June Sat the seventh
annual convention of the American Society
of Civil Engineers, this morning, a paper
by J. B. Eads, Of ST. Louis, on upright
arched bridges was read by the Secretary
and discussed. Interesting papers on the
foundations aud erection Of structures by
Theo. Cooper, of st. Louis, and the means
Of ayarting accidents, by J. B. Eads were
also read and commented on.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-09
BURMAH.

LONDON, June "a special to the
Times from RangOOn says that Forsyth, the
British Envoy to Burmah, has been in-
structed to demand of the King an
immediate explanation of the friend
ly reception given by his Majesty
to the Chinese Governor implicated in the
murder Of Margary, the British Explorer.
The Burmese are cutting the telegraph
wires.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-09

THE Cincinnati Southern railroad
trustees have awarded contracts for the
grading and masonry Of thirty-fve
sections, thus completing the letting
of contracts for the road-bed between
Cincinna6snd Lexington.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-09
ENGLAND.
Breadstuns.

LONDON, June S.-The Mark Lane En-
press, in a review of the breadstuffs mar
ket, says: In Great Britain cooler weather
and more rain is wanted. On the COnli-
nent the frost and drought have caused a
general advance in prices of from one to
three shillings. The London market is as
dull as ever.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-09
SPAIN.

LONDON, June 9.-The Times Paris
correspondent telegaphs that there are
rumors Of Republican movement in Mad
rid, in consequence Of military
events which prove that the troops are un-
able to gain any advantage over the Car
lists.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-09

Lucy STONE denoUnces corsets because
Eve Gidn't wear any. Lucy is built right
up straight, like board, and is so infeXi-
BILE that cOTsets don't make any impression
on her. The plea for cOrsets is that, if Eve
had been more stsid in her conduct, she
would have STAYED longer in Paradise.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-09
RTERT

LONDON, June S.-The town of Nor
shank, on the right bank Of the river Tsna.
Russia, has been entirely destroyed by fire.
1t had population Of 10000, and contain
ed three churches and a number of manu-
fatOries and saWmills.
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Notice to Show Cause in Bankruptcy.

"HEREAS, j. H. Loeb, II. L0ventnai ano
w ID. B. ArgO, Of Davidson county W.taning-
ton Merritt, of Robertson county, ana MelO IN
Morris, Of Wilson county, Tennessee na.e
fled in the Office Ofths Clerk Of tbs Court tlen
petitions for discharge in bankTuptcyi and it ~
ordered bv the court that a hearing be had upon
the same and thesecond aud third meetings Of
cielitOrs he held therein, on the
18th day Of June, 1870,
At 4 O'Clock p. NJ. at the ofice OF John Law
renee, Register, 53K Cedar street, Nashville,
Tenn, when snd where ali credltors may allohu
aud shavr csrss. IL any they have, why tbe pray
crs III said petitioners sh0lid rot be granted
e. K. CAMPBELL,
Clerk Of District Court for said District.
my29 oaw3t sat
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-09

OLD lady (who sleeps badly)-"NOw,
Mary, if should want to light my candle
are the matches there?"
Mary-"Yes, ma'am, there's wan"
Old Lady-"One! Wy, if it misses fire,
OF won't light"
Mary-"Oh, divil z fear of it ma'an.
Sure l thride it,"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-09

Beginning on Elm street at the center Of
an alley midway between College and
Market streets, and running thence south
wardly along the center of said alley to the
southern boundary Of the city; thence with
southeastern boundary Of the city to the
Cumberland river; thence down said Cum
berland river to Nance street; thence with
the center Of Nance street and Middleton
avenue to Market street; thence south
wardly along the center Of Market street to
Elm street; thence westwardly along the
center Of Elm street to the beginning.
e5T voters.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-09
MEMPHIS.

violent Death Of aH Unknown woman.
MEMPHIS, June Sight Jurors were
obtained in the case cf the express robbers
to-day.
An unknown woman Was Iun over and
killed on the Charleston railroad last night,
near Germantown.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-09
CrOsby's Critical Condition.

VICKsBURG, Miss, June S.-Crosby, the
negro sheriff who was shot yesterday, is in
a critical condition. Gilmer, the deputy
sheriff was tried before a Justice of the
Peace to-day and discharged, there being
no proof against him.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-09
The Black Tooth.

OTTAWA, ONT, June S.-A disease
known as the black tooth has broken out
among the swine in the upper Ottawa
river and has proved fatal to large num-
ber of herds.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-09

No matter how sad and weary a woman
may feel, she don't read much poetry
about death and the grave until her bon
net comes back from the milliner's for the
third time, and still isn't trimmed 10 suit
her.