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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-08
Gcathcrs.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al TIE
Up TOWN OFFICES Noa ,3::S broadway, cor Iiriy iri
S. yOS West Twenty tAirst at the Ali.th or - -
~ Thrdayc, one hgndred an1- I"enly "ulist
na,G 1, sav 10 H., neAt door TO
the tOGer, mp Ia o. ~, at r'g'iai oihcr rae'.
4 thoroughly experienced teacher in Ill branches
- desires an eittgcn.nt Aiiro,s "x ~ Princeton NJ.
1 TEACHER OF - years experience, grad
~ nate universities, desires engagement ~
TUTOR IN FOR be Snlmer; cy country. Adj
dress PROFESSOR Tribune Office.
4" MER. SCHOOL INSTITUTED aids all
~ Who want good Tcacaersi repr.seni' Teachers "4o
'''''''' ''''' J. v. SGnERNERHoRY, \. ", Actrary.
A GERMAN lady OF experience, who under
, T5hl7 " tfPH%,ii,N 81 refercSs et,i aad
required Address GOV ERNESS l2jo Bsoad" "J Uptown
Tribune omce.
4 LADY andEXPfMENCED
n ~. ICfItR ~ MUSIC (nupl ~ VIM N-sun viii give
LESSONS in exchange ior no&E IN Pheasant family N
New. Yor. during ,le coming ~ ADD WINTER hc. Of ir
enccs gwen Address TEACHER Hans Mos.e Store, 8ii
Broadway.
FAMILIES and SCHOOLS desiring competent
teachers for all departments IL mi them b' a. dying I"
Mrs. MITCHELL. res.hcrs' Bieai. 81 West jJt! It.
pRiVAVE TUTOR, 10 year} experience IN all
branches, desires aa eng clrr Box 2l2 princeton" NJ
r5VHE UNDERSIGNED. for thr.s years i'ro-
sfu-io 80 The Wc.le- ~ Flnale tl'-" b' r.
ware OHIO also rree Yeas The ofsans 81 t'r'si ant
crcc- gwen \. DErROSSf, No-,icif conn.,
VETANTED-Vo travel "a tutor, va t, or A.
w eq'ont IN capacity bv v0un@ Ameti an. i'iSt
ant Of ri chIric,o, anil eltss'al education. Address,
SHORTHAND WRITER. 1rbn' 'lief.
yayAETFD.-A YOUNG LADY competent Ia
~ 1,nrrf ~ t simmer r.f.raccs oven address
y. y, Evening Times oihcc. Albany. NN.
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Jnsirnttlon.
Tor Boys and Young Een-Ci.y.

DVFRTISEMENWS FOR THE NEW
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL RE RECEIVED A. TIE
VPrDWN OFFICES Nos. - broadway, or. n rtyirst-
ST. 30, West fyentytAri =; ut me HARLEM OFFICE
No x.lSi riayc Onc Hundred anctveny folft,st
NiarlCm savings Bank Buildrgl; AID 10 the BNiphLfN
BRANCH OFFICE, No. - WasincioAst, next door 10
the PostOihce. up TO J. IN. at regular Once rates
COLUMBIA COLLEGE - Entrance examine
tnns- Candidate. for admission viii bee cvod the
to!cgc and MadsOttyr FltiD ~, June % al
r9O o'clock a. m Candidates for an sion the School Of
Mines VIII received at the hour o. MONDAY june
. .. the e sIaI ONCE ia TIE school the College
IA. T.. EARNARD LIZ d., iIcsidcnt
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Gnlcs TN Grtliou.

advertisement FOR THE NEW
y YORK rRfBr.E Will e.. RECEIVED At ihL
UPTOWN 0FfsCEs. 10 t.siS Hr'td"A}, Crr'r tli-iy
nf. IT, or eN vast Twenty third IT, ~ tnu ~ Atl u
OFFICE 2...',i Ttirt;lgr. Dle Iun f'rant
ucuy fourth iIlrcm savings Bank nltInt and ~ TIE
Bl.O6KLYN BRANCH oFFfCE, 40. BIB Wa-..iGgtua-.l,
ncAt TOsLOhicc, up TO y. Iosa-r OAce
a. HfGWIg Al,:0uocr.
10y RhNGS, NtRWiN y Co., 656 Broadway,
- near gouisi.-Sales Q! Books, WORKS Of Ant Fancy
Goods. &c.
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REAL ESTATE.
YFw.YoRK. Monday. June 7. 1875.

There were no public transactions at the
Exchange SalesroOm to-day.
Messrs John MeClave & Co. viii OFFER on Thursday al
the Exchange salesroon by order OF the executors OF
Francis W. worth deceased property located on Iehth
ave. Observation-Disclosures "Reminiscences
ty-seyenh, and Northumberland thirty nth-sts Also
six lots on north side Northumberland thirty inthst,
100 feet cast OF Tenth-ayo
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Cloibins sc.

AT b. l.. HARRIS's New Establishment,
a. ii-S DrDila.y, near 28.hsL, iIles .lA Ocatcmca
con receive tho highest Nalue for CAST OFF HEAKiN6 Ar
PhitEIA tan o siaIes. BrcslN ~ prlo,s paid
At b. MlNTX'', 2tS Ihrd-ave., between
L TVcuetn Twenty sts.. or LOO Ayrs-as Do
tween Lawrence AMI Irisests, brOHyui aides and Y.r
tlcncn will she the great prcos H. Mint pass or
c.ston Ol0th oIps Jewpry, &c. noto BY post yule1
ally attended % by Mr. and Mrs Mntz.
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miscellaneous

DVERTE,EMENTS FOR TIE NEW
~ YORK TRiBU NJ WILL BIZ RIA IN ED AT TIE Up
TOWN OFFICES Nos. rs ir"f"ay c,rn'r b rty nr
st or 90 West Twenty thu IT.; at the HARLEM OFFICE
80. ,-i IA rt.l COZ Ou-hnrdf'l ana "'niI og!ih t.
CI arem SAVINGS Bank iinii ag) and AZ the RRbOkiNN
BRA NCu lCf, No Js as,lat ton L.. Xt 20 The
Post Oaicc up to T.. M. AZ 70 guiar office rates.
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1ustrnrtlou.
For Bows end Young Men-country

For Boys and Young Men-country.
NJ G.. Mitchcll's Family School for Boys West
vi. Tsbury. Martha's vineyard Mass send TOR CIRCULAR.
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL, White
WI Plains. N. Y. Principal o r. WILLIS, IN u: --
DFFKSKILL IN. W MILITARY ACADEMY:
New aud complete Gy fnnasiumi 800 per anun SEND
for Circular
NIT. PLEASANT INSTTE.-Priyate Glasses
Nlforboys Amherst Mass Establish h.CNa'h' \, 1,illn
rU,UE IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown-on-
Hudson viii remain open or boys during The summer Va
cation nom June sept. H. Iustrncton al bltnm
VONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
for Tesaf s3S' boI So S5 Yons
For Young Ladies-country.
BROOKS SEMINARY for young ladies,
vcd nyeagae the merits Of tins school Address Ed
COTTAGE HILL SEMINARY for Young
" Ladies'. Porghkespie. puichess Co. y Y, onthe;iini
s0nCourse Of study comprehensive Mnsc ana tlns AIS
S Ts ayi 'rUfn wETsI Principal proprietor
CENTENARY INSTITUTE, Hacletstoyn, n.
~ e cSfE CHEZ t5S be-! Of m iGf IN Ss
Heated by steam g e1 III f %iTSG9 B. Dr. Prcnt
NELL International Academy; for European
~ study Permaafnt school for young ildss gnt
teachers in SCIENCE Iansmges AR and MUSIC IN Bn
ladies' leave European tour rst week ia June
Union Scw York, or IS iIclemann e., Berlin rru
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young Indies
W BRIDGEPORT. Conn. Address MISS FMILY NELSON
! ASELL SEMINARY Qor Young womenl,
a. AoburRiac near Boston d,s,"' home superior '
''"''S'' '''"' CHHRLEs C. BRAGDoN, Principal.
w FAMILY SCHOOL
YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN,
OH Hadlcy, Mass.
Miscellaneous-Country
4 FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL on farm
fr.rn H..4a.- .trl
ag Tuition, AMI ths comforts 81 country nome ZOE 'h'u
Lars, address Mira Il. G. MONLLl> hanlassft J." !.
FOR SALE-A BOARDING. and DAY
Z SCHOOL. within % miles Ot New-fork. ~, sch09 =
d,ucuiy situated established seven years Aaar'sS DoA
b.jl7 y. Y. p o.
NOET EDWARD INSTITUTE, N. Y, for
lais AID 4rasaDc1.-rlJl year iof O0A "ht N,i.
English. To to- ,cile1 i9r O ',s '~ oi AA@
AddIessJ Di. r. KING. Do 'rrihS t.i,n' 'd.el D.
N'EW-ENGLAND NORMAL MUSICAL N
~ SrIIIrE, p. Grccnwich, u. Ia s,t s"ie MUSIC
ci0ol July - n August no. For orcuiI7 huui'Hf' T.
TOT III EE. Music nan, Boston
TgIO LEASE-.furnishe,l, for term of years,
4 long established 30 ARDING AND DAY sClIoDL for
YOU 80 LADIES, OF the icasantf II cif ." SOM nein
New ngand. Addres With refer H., 20 west iJ1 ~'
HawiOrk
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Corporation Nrii.es.

aEALED PROPOSALS-For furnishing Fresh
y Burnt ENGLISH PORTLAND CEMENT wll Do r.
cvNa Office the Depari ui Docks nnn II 1cNS
OF Mundai. June r. loo. Ir tii iornailoh $50 u"
city Rcc0ri. Copies for sale No. = city HAIL
GEAlFD PROPOSALS for making repairs
10 pers n the oi III and 29tss North RIVER,
and River, VIII bc .vccNtd al The once o IN"
Department Of until II O'Clock 81 FRIDAY, Juns
II. 1870. - -,.. =, IA
CITY Hail.
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Ccuu!rn Real CelaIe Gor Sale.

At SOMERS, Westminster County, harming
Z county home Go Ht house 2TOcm, az cou' enicucrs;
acres, fruit 'hple; the garltni price $4,000 !. D.
CONDICT 10 Blcdd"ay.
AT CROTON. on the Hudson River.-For
-AlH. very t-iraDl P'' Of 10 acrs with - Sims,
fn.i-, dn- suitable for gtltleua 60 Nltf
RESIDING O l.rgc and sudu fruits on the
place. Also lio o ID acres, nth colt DE- div t INTO
tnr,e or four Liza pIDE-. WE De add IN liberal terms
EDMAKD CLARKE, rI1Oune OIicr.
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EkINDERGARrEN, Al East 43l-st near
II Ma son eyc oldest ant hst kndcrslrt. In ne ely
class for n,lrrs and teachers ~chDO!s an families sufprI
with kindeIgartncrS Miss i. NJ cor, P1I.
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Gin Real Csiole Gor Sale.
BropkInn Real @sta!c FOR Sole.


DLOCK OF LOW-PRICED BROOKLYN
ID Tors well located, VII he old 1T laIee s'eil i
am iei for Immediately rutland - WHITiNG, Beck
man IT.
E'OR SALE OR 10 LET-IlOuscs, furnished
or unuu shed. stone brick frame IA NE most
bra dtlghtii streets IN Brooklyn near ly"l =
Duryras ~culdcr and CARROTS clutches an ana eA"i
i-e ,,rr ist. JAMES q. RAIL "a son. J4J frtkuh ave.
Greene, Rr",Aiyn.
DOBERT :. BUSSiNG, BROKER in REAL
IA ESTATE and MORTGAGE LOANS, No -Oi Montague
Builing broOi la TIE EXCHANGE OF Di'HS
ivn OF -,i' ivf raib- N'li-, OF "ts,es
COuulry made speciality Of ic business ne
lies Offered Tor such tN hsn@es are lar
sun rn to those presented by any other JTOAE OWNS O
Oi III tc Guy OK country Nshh 70
sOict 81 90 send a. tOll NeSSiP
zion = the property TO TIE adv 'ft-'r saung sp
ftrf wishes Correspondence" Win %
real invited, fan record IL sePt 81 ~ 70 d estate tor
sale or txcnangc property left Tor sale csats at
ton An experience nearly . years III Iral state business
acquaintance among p'ptily""n'lN
cnas- and others, unrIaalOd facc. 20 the eiV'F
.r la le r -ol,lJ. az d,-cr tiJn 81 real state ans
AL up. Hoo .i lots ia c best sections T. Bleyhyn
particularly the vicinity Pr~I.ct PARK, 81 ihe avenues
Hi"it-, for safe On very easy er or p1f
ci o,ler- iaing 1is 0' ne ind'r ghrl
the scut" tiif bIiiihs iVahH .il h~fo
every Erac II, abb financial facity ilr"t.hfG .--
Any Apir,' 81 money Ia 0tn" bond anu mortgage
on iupo,ra .i,, property. cool app 'dt'' " thd by
IOBI.Ht ). IL .,5tNG. 4Ji Montague ~, Brooklyn
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Ncw- Jtrscn Real G5tlte for SAFE.

SUPERB CHATEAU, in complete order,
"A with npiern lmprv .nont7 20 loon' barn. sabe or
chart girltl, fruit. l>thO Farm hose, Y'ittis 49,
-. o. SALE. wolli ho RNftp iurni,fT' near Mrst.
"A, hi station on HaIoai ~ Ne~ jersey AiiIts5
A. 4. d.. Box 80. 3. ~ ecH-i 5rs PDs-Dt.sc.
4 LOVELY RESIDENCE for SALE or En-
A CIIANGIs-3i acres splendid frat, s!a'e trasS lawn,
.r.hDr cant pdr.Or-. 3OXld; dining room, 2oAiDi
9it-D, and cold water D4fD0 a. furnace, .l'-
ere range saS. - L'aslme caTfi2-r house stiDtS
baus IT, paGtr. yaris, and servants MONS with c.'y
convenience: perfect 0Iier Erie Railroad 20 miles;
cil1.. -as. Caf ,tIck and iuI.Ifln wanted: me
VII hs sod low, exchanged Tor ihOlei~tS-
pri, ,,i dn ,ii,n--. Photograph al "iT Otcc. .
!. =. NIth' r. - CO.. ~ AZ row NrW \ IL
E'OR SALE OR RENT, at EiiMbeth-hand-
= come nous r. STABLE aut GROUNDS; ~ iai Do icA.
lr'i'n Ltlitli ii POSSESSION lIlu -te. Aiir -, Box
J,it3.
sTOR SALE low, or rent yearly, or exchange
Ii. from Nc., York near C~*: Elegantly furn med PIE
tirea ,atuary Gc. bath, wal clos laundry NOM an
-c,u.Iyi aDcs "h c,'fy tf-'y o- I,h-| - ~
s,ralI,rv, cVqus' ,1Hts ciu1uti grounds stable COW,
poultry .aaa r.rof's houses. Photograph Win ~ c. DAH
wiz. 100 Bradvny
nRANGa. y. j., SPECItLTY.--t'reAt yarit ty
~ PEOpf.i.VN 1r ALE ana Rim T. Office hpuI", l iP3
p. 1. IL. G4-NtH 80 A-ss!ist, and Orange, opposite
depot
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DTsriIAL EXHifirIow coMpASY.
~ Ilr 7 Nh UI IITF'I"TT,
II East Srvenirrmlh-Al. y. y.

certify thar the h'id IN lly
aud sworn the tnfs Of c same by the
officers of the Industrial Exhibition Company, hruf" ills
onth day % June, 1910. II. II IN ~ fOtMAN,
Notary Public, City and County of NcN-loi
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For Yonrg I.alie5-City.

Arithmetic, Grammar, Spell
ID inp. Writing, rs monthly; pcroI5desilDs O reIa nR
'suly educational losses should attend fahes College, o.
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For Boys ard Young Men--Country.

4 BOYS BOARDING-S SCHOOL, SHORT
~ LIDGEs MEDIA ACADEMY, - mil : rom rmnie
dir, rail ron New and
ltc boys for whoa, says The New Graphic
"a home he * provided. not usualy found boarding
schools" Special t. back ward pupils adj
United ~ time TIE quarter for ~ ,ek
Rates odsy terms. Mr Bayaui Taylor saya: 81
great pleasure IN recommending Ia parents The Academy 81
cii &. SHOhIiI DOE principal have
poitnniy OF Ois rmg this in which the Academy
conducted ~ wrl tne de0rml Of the pupils
H. and am satisfied that nothing neglected which
Tier both Tie intellectual and MOI development 81 the latter"
For picture ~ building ard circular address O. SHORE
Ii DOE. Harvard A. NJ. Mcsila. Pom
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ORDERS TAKEN for clearing houses and
~ ships u all Kinds of fnsoct and the INDIAN INSECT
POWDER AMI MAGNETIC PASTE sold, Wholesale and re
tail at II. 5. DANZIGERs Office, - BOweTy.
e 2{tn MADE in Wall-st. from S106 in
Up COO vested Ia Put % Erie. f25 $50 pays propor
onats 100 shars II stock bought deposit 81 $500
Pamphlet free. SIMPSON, DARRAGH ~ GO, Bankers
ana Brokers' ~ Broadway corner walls, NewYork. T. o.
D. i7G
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GCHLlEMANN's TROJAN DISCOVERIES
y Uiustrat1i.

Either o III" above any part United state
mn .c.i.t of m nricc.
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fonses amo farms tDanteb.

ANY party DESTROYS of DlSP0SlNC of SUB
~ URBAN LOTS can meet an energetic AGENT who has
cenSyy lo.Itod oice and VII ay sice money or 1lger.
tsng, &c, by addressing PUSH, 3Os West 25l.t-.-
NEANTED-In exchange for some lots on tho
W upper end Il the Island, SMALL FARM with rod
hndings price 800. Address H. Box 5,09l
20.
WANTED TO RENT-A FARM OF about
w 100 until May next With pryilegoOf buying ST
mated within 1910 90 miles OF Newlork must b. hchhy
q good dwelln and Ouhudne Address, stating
price and with nm particulars, Z. j., Tribune once
XYrANTED-In the country, within an hour's
w ride Of tho city. a small neatly Furnished COTTAGE
for three adults retired plenty Of shade
preferred state ful particulars and lowest terms
Apu !, 1876. Address NJ, Box no IOt Tribune Office
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Aiu5itnl gns!rumCille.

A LARGE STOCK Of PIANOS, Square and
- urzllt 10 HEST SELL cheip. sales % 'srJ
,uouihE painent- Can al n. N. i,ihtILs NO. Cniou-
square go. 100 tnaitl t'cl
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A houses storos Factories, Hotels D"cngA &c can be
seen in Ncw.Yor< tify Il. I. = 4. Ntuats Ware
houses Boyle & Iye~ iolgy Wc-hs ,AcSer Neral Con
dit = ODi =. aina a. 90 Waterbury Clock Co; liaylah NJ
Budrn aui othsTa send for c.ruiar ana
pTiocist. JAMES BATES. Patenea No. President ST.,
A
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Real Gsiate Go Cxtbauss.

I'ARM of - acres very desirable land,
oEccnt honsc and outbnlings 40 mics ~ New Jersey,
To exchange for Brookiyn New YORK City property
KJLAND a WhlTlNO eesman IT,.
WANTED IN EXCHANGE = COUNTRY
w HOUSE with about - ~ land, located in In
vicinity Of pleasant within about 40 miles OF - YORK;
exchange Tor extra NICE three story and bacncbt
brown stone So finely located BrOkiyn aoa
good o. 100 10 exchange for Irospt Park
lots fr, sof ncdmDispce Apply 10 HDLElsl = Blr0lNG,
o0t Montague st.. Brooklyn.
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tilarbl: ano Slate aldn!els.

Z 4 NtfA III NEiJtNIsb ' nv IL NJ
= tcus,o stock Ok MARBLE. and MAKbI.ElZED MAJ.
- and all other Marble Work; Marble Turning 0f no
trade y. ki-ABER, 1874 E'st Eigt"en ST. neal in. -.s.
NASONI x iSOLA,
~ STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS
li6 to lj2 West 1ntl ~, near frOeiwNs
Monuments Nantes. Affairs, FguI,ss FLING WalnseOhhI
g., nnorcrs and Manufactures III Hay ." hAiDs
work q. every DESCRIPTION
ltVTW ARTS Slate Mautcls, Marble and Wood
- Nuis patent ul II Tho Mig's Gegalt n" yh';
lowest prces. 20 - West 23,. ST. near 7tAa,e
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4 RAEE CNANCE rOR INNESTMENT.-

= Large tract Of LAND SALE; 10000 acres IN N
ntar IT. iu, uon Nld
" .5siiui. no Wait hy.r 10 large :4.o s..",
AM this ud The rivera waterfront ot 90 m IS n
more. heavily ub,rsd ~it oar, a- hickory, - .',
H. ami other WOO q, as f In cabinet maxim, tt ~ Indus
ines >in. wood Tho closely rgfnJS black walnut in
,Oor aud VIII make az IL cabinet
work. Access easy. the tri hes within inlcS az d."
During lac ping can b" hoa q rom alan II
a1y part n fhi. ml ligO IN
les YEAR, tn, l.n vii sell prrace iCI its rmbr aiOae
Present pI.ce clsn, 4jc. peg acre. Apy Ia HOMER
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ON DITGOW TIFORNTNREAL ESTATE

rare opuorun4.y fr luvtamsIt Something Tor the
million o. consider Largo returns from small inNVslI MS
flr instauc, cay I0sn I'm Diego Cal ".l located aUv
is Inc roaA lands for 80 ply abb id - monthly install
, tee mo- rnirr1ri,ng ana sownk seaport
IL On the IaglC coast lOt sang Hl-lttht haiN"i one
OF fhr dnf cmntss world and 81 ScO,ts
T,vas and Pacific Railroad Lands bought here years o
for 7c p,r acre which been sold Tor fEOOO With
out nt rove moits For particulars call or address
NEW. YORK AGENOl BlSu Y Co., ~ D,y-et.
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yNO LET, FURNISiIED-At Btrn.wlck,
y j. 56 minutes bv fast Trains, TWO 40 Rs IANDi
la7,n wen SHADE, 90 b airing trrs 'h"ic,st rl - T. It's
.r IN great abundanca: splendid gar al pani h'cces
surround property uiG house 10 ors; frrhsicd sGHS
pistcv throughout; the Nights "ycrloo ng ne cry
and romna1d.ng country stable, ~ si
han,rv ETC. horse aud oIrra sd 70 y dcs i.d iehe
20. Summer. = % Per month Tor war, eI.OOD.
OWNER, lGl broadway, tJ"B Z, iroIn - % d
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-15

We have seen nothing that Illus.
trates so satisfactorily the prevailing
temper Of the times, North and South,
than the following, now going the
rounds of the Southern exchanges:
His Ezcellency, the Governor of
Mississippi-Dear Sir: have the
honor, on behalf of the Committee on
Invitations of the Soldiers National
Reunion, to be held at Caldwell, Ohio,
to invite your EXcellency, Mr.. JeffeT-
son Davis, and Mr.. Alexander Ste
phens, and all the ex-oficers and sol
diers of the Confederate army and
navy to be present on said occasion. It
Is impossible to designate each and
every one by name, hence this general
invitation. Our reunion means peace
and good will. The eX-Federal soldiers
are all likewise invited. Such a meet
ing must advance the interests Of peace
and fraternity. We open our arms to
receive you. We pray you all to QRnc.
The war IS over forever. This is the
era Of peace. Let US come together
and rebind the discovered cords Of ma
tional fraternity. Let ms et near
enough TO better understand each
other. We are entering upon our ma
tional centenary. Let US approach the
sacred festival with nothing but feel
ings of mutual pride and affection. We
pray the newspapers Of the South to
publish this general invitation.
Yours respectfully,
r. p. HOOVER, Sec'y.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-15

much rain is complained of. From the
West we have further reports of in
jury from protracted rains, and from
Northwestern Indiana we learn the fly
has done much damage. These rains
have greatly delayed the harvest at the
southwest, and the damage it is feared
will prove serious. In the northwest
too much rain is complained Of, but
the crop looks very promising indeed,
and farmers speak hopefully. South
of us the harvest is progressing slowly,
and the reports are variable. The
movement Of wheat at the northwest is
light, and we find the receipts at the
lake ports are falling Of-not up to
our moderate estimate-and we find
our principal receivers are placing 1t in
store, feeling confident of better mar
ket in August. The indications now
are that we shall hold much less wheat
on the LIST Of September than we had
counted on, and we fear orr exports
this month will fall below our recent
estimates. Farmers in the winter
wheat States seem reluctant to part
with their old wheat, as the new crop
is greatly below an average, and the
yield is very variable; ON some farms,
at one extreme, the yield
is less than one quarter Of an
average; at the other extreme and in
the center they viii have fve-eighths to
three-quarters of a crop. This was the
situation prior to the Goth of June;
since then they have had very cold and
protracted rains, SO that the plant has
had much to contend with since last
Autumn, and favorable return could
hardly be expected. The plant
on the Continent of En-
rope has had the same vicis-
situdes to contend with as in this coun-
try, though not so generally winter
killed. The offerings of winter have
been light, and being held compare
lively high, it has not attracted
the attention of shippers, but
has been well sustained under a fair
milling demand. The new sample of
wheat from Georgia proves to be of ex-
cellent quality, but we learn the yield
is light, and they have no surplus of
moment. Our exports show some in
crease, and are S48, 424 bushels, against
l,O72,2l4 bushels the corresponding
week last year. The exports from the
coast last week were l LOGS, 3l6 bushels,
chiefly to Great Britain. The market
closes weaker, a reported change in the
weather at London induced shippers to
hold off, and prices closed lower, with
less inquiry for the future
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-15
A YOUNG TENNESSEE MURDERER's
DOOM

Seven mUrdeTeTs-fOur whites, a ne
gro, an Indian and half-breed-are to
be hanged at Fort Smith, Ark, Sept.
3. The Indian Territory, hard upon
the Arkansas frontier, has, 10y reason
of a very erroneous administrator policy
Of the Government, become what Texas
was thirty years ago, the refuge of the
desperadOes Of the continent, and fur
nishes a large majority of the cases
tried at Fort Smith by the United
States District Court. Even without
the admixture of bad whites, the ma
tives Of the Territory have enough Of
the turbulent and reckless in them TO
Justify the appellation, so generally
conceded even by themselves, Of Pan
demonium. One Of the condemned
men, it seems, is a Tennesseean, of
whose antecedents a correspondent Of
the NelU York Sun says:
Daniel Evans, white, a native Of
Tennessee, aged 20 years, well built,
and of light complexion, was convicted
of having killed a young man named
VIM. r. Seebolt, Of Texas, with whom
he was travelling from Denison, Texas,
in-November last. He was seen riding
with Seebolt Just before the latter's
disappearance, and, Immediately after
the murder, was seen riding Seebolt's
horse, leading his own. The body Of
Seeboit was not found until a week
after the murder, and was recognized
by a patch he wore over the left eye,
aud by a memorandum book containing
his name and the names Of all his
family. Evans, with incredible reck-
lessn@ss. wore his victims boots long
after his arrest, and they formed a
strong link in the chain Of evidence
resulting in his conviction, as did also
SeebOlt's horse, which Evans had given
to one Of his counsel as a fee for de-
tending him. Evans is respectfully
connected In Missouri, Texas and Ten
ncssee, and has a brother near Eufaula,
G. N, where he was arrested. He says
b, did not commit the murder, but
acknowledges that he had led a wild
and reckless life. His mother is liv-
inc in Basque county, Texas. Judge
Parker addressed him briefly but feel
ingly, and babe him prepare for death,
and then sentenced him to be hanged
on Sept 3. Evans bowed, tiippantly
said ''Thank ye," then turned, and
was laughing and joking the next |
minute.