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hold q meeting yesterday 1t that institution
The proceedings wore nntmrortans.
deores Arnold ono Of tho Board Of Public
Works s,root foromon in tho West Division. was
thrown from hts buggy In front Of tho City-HslI
yostsydsy morning. aud had hls log badly
broken.
Tho Board Of Public Works yesterday fsutd \
voucher Of $40, 600 to tho Qthntard 1run Works
Of Nov York, on acconnt Of thu new pumping
opsinoa In psocoss OF construction for the West
DIVISION Watcr- Works.
THE rs11lcE HOARD WAR. .
Thu polico Headquarters wsre in lttto com.
motion yessoFtlaT. but It Was soexceot'inE!y hsht
thAt no one noticed it. An had been stated no-
fore, Detective Dixon and john payno. OF sllo
Chiefs Office, had boen summoned 10 "ppcAs 10"
fore the qrAnd Jury. 1hrir testimony u Ieb1I-
mony It can be called amounted 10 noln'ng.
The questions put to both Of them Weie severe
and to the point, but OF coarse they denied all
that has been lits,orto alleged aRntnet them.
NArK Sheridan was alao Summoned to appear,
but, owing to tho Injunction trial befoFo Judge
McAlister, he it,l not cut III An Appearance I'M.
that Attorney Hood had already applied
for III attachment for contempt Mark e.
paiuod aud tho matter was compromised. !lhs
ection on the part OF tho Htate's Attorney Mark
fuses 70 divulge tbs nnture Of bis testimony,
but VOWS That 1t wilt raiso fiEse-claRs row:
- But III tell yon what you may say" rct'ed
Sheridan, whom he remembered l!1s old friends
the newspapers. .say that II had had my way
abons It. Jacob Helm never would havo boon
appointed Ctr Marshal, and. what ia more.
never would have BEEN In tho office Until tho
present dAy. Yop may also eny to these who
accuse mo Of perjury for not having given the
exposure to previous Grand JuEiet, that hhve
dono 10 10 oYory one 10 which hayo boen enm-
mot,ed Ask Mr. Daniels why tho Grand Jury
will not do it's work." Mr. Daniels responded
with scathing criticism Of tho 0rnnd Jnrich'
works.. But beyond this Mark refused to 20.
Mayor Colsiu waa as happy as uhuai, and oc-
cupied hls BpAro moments III signing hrcmcns
vouchers, which he asRerts will be paid as aoon
as Judge McAllister Ii hentl from. 1lc is par
ticutarly anxious to lot Mark Sheridan know
that ho thnkB but little OF tho expose. and that
IL ia tho weakest thing over Mark .pcrrcsratcts'
The manner al letting contracts fo considers
ono OF the worst features Of the Board of Pulco.
Even after tho Council passed An order pro-
hibiting tue purchase Of rotary liro-nngines, the
polics Board went ahead and purchaBed three
OF them. Evcry mombor OF tho Fire Department.
ia opposed to thom, on tle ground that tho
piston-ongines nrs bostes. - 'Dcsdes.' Baya sAo
aIaYor. ''no city Of any prominence usos them
all have lonrned what engine IL tho boat, and
think II IL time Chicago learned It,. The do
cision Of Judge McAlster IL anxiouHI5 awaited,
and both sidea aro hopeful Of the conssquenoos.
, 1875-07-15
TIE CROPS.

IOWA.
lspteidi Ditratth to fhs Chicago 1rionns.
DAvExronr, H., July Alt IL estimated that
this barley area In this county this season will
Slc1d 2,ooo,oo Of bushels Of the gfaiu, larger
ylold by at least 400 900 bushels than that Of ay
rruv tonn yehr. Tho arss dovotcd to barley II
considerably larger than eytr baforo.
!sp<ctai i,,spateh 10 ne Chicago Trfhane.
DunuQuE, la., July l4.-Ihn woather during
the past fcw days has boon ali that could 10
desired by tho farn,crs, aud reports from Ill tho
counties on tho Iowa Dirision OF the Illinois
Central, and the country tributary 10 Dubuque,
speak In glowing terma Of tho cropn. Wheat
and oats Arc maturing rapidly, and corn growa
an inch avory night. rhsre Ia no runs OF blsght.
The hay crop also promises to bo onormous.
, 1875-07-15

FAEtanT.AATKS fIILD bY THE HAtLHoAn8.
A meotiug Of tho GouornI and Assistant
Freight Agsnts and other officers at the lending
llnos Of railway Was hold In Parlor No. II OF tho
0raud Pacific Hotel yesterday forenoon md af-
tornoon for tho purpose Of agroeing upon ratcs
on merchandise and othor properly to be trans-
ported to the philadephia Contennisl. The fol-
lowing arc tho names Of tho gentlemen present
md tho rosda they represent: 9. ". Smith.
General freight Agent Chicsgo, Burlington L
Quincy; D. 8. Gray, Western Superintendent OF
the Ponnsylsania linoB; Il. G. Wickoz, Chicago
l. Northwestern II. ". IIbbasd, Fandalla limo;
Horace Tackor, Illinois Central; ". =. Spe.rs,
Toledo, Peoria l. WARSAW; ". 4. Williams
Chic.go Danvil1c l. Vincennes; II. G. Hill,
Sioux City d Pacific; N. ". Street, Michigan
Central; 3, U. Townsend, Toledo, peoria It
Wnraaw; D. aI. Finncy, Superintendent last
named rozd; Ii. Grant, Atlanta J. Chattanooga;
D. Edwardt Flint d rere Marquette; L. J.
Johnsou, buGhio. New York i Ph,ladelphtai Il.
J. Page 1naanapos, Cincinnati i Lafayette;
ssewaIt. +. Il. Kipgsbury. renusylvauia, Com
pany; George u. SpriEgB, Baltimore L 0Lio !; Il.
O. Hinman, JaderBonYllle Madison ! 1ndlan-
apols: Q. u. Crosby, Ut. Louis l. SOUTHEAST
eIn; II. G. D1ehl, Indianapolis. bloomington l.
b. Torrey Esq, Chief Of the Centennial
Bureau Of Transportation, was Also present to
exchange views With the gentlemen regarding
tho trapsportation Of goods to the Centennial
| Exposition, aud requested that kouao action be
! ttken.
| ). ". Smith WAS called to tho chair, and Fl. g.
Di.hl acted al sccrolary.
9svera1 of tho representatives Of The leading
lines Of railroad fn the West expressed them
HelvAs as ready 10 fix rRtoA correaF ondiuE with
those Of the PennBylvanIa llues, and il wha tho
| prevailing opinion that All the lines outside Of
Ponnsylvauia Mould do the panso thing. No
data
, 1875-07-15

Of rs centa shn right for the premium to 10
awarded for tho frat nAls being roserved to tho
plantor. Owen forwarded 1t by e1preas today 10
Afcaars. Dliss. Bennett Il Co., Now York. 1hls
comp!oeely eelipsca tho Iuo Grsnde baos, which
will bo duo tomorrow. Our Grst recclpt OF tho
LoutianA crop Inst year was on Aug. II, and In
tue rear before on Aug. l.
, 1875-07-15
TELEGRAPHtC BREVlTlEs.

IELEl1AFHIC HHEFTTIE3%
,x-v'1rpt sample Of new wheat was exhibited
yn Change In Now York yesterday.
Tho Rev. ". ". DeWolf, Rector Of st. Johns
Church, Decatur, ILL.,, Ia lying dangerously Ill st
Tho residence Of James A. IIawloy+ Esq. in
Dixon, III. His family woro teleglaphGd for
and arrived yesterday morning.
, 1875-07-15
THE CtTTHAlL.

Tha Finance Committee will meet al 2;3o
s'clock Thursday afternoon iu tha Oaty Clerk's
vlos.
Iks QosRissaoesea ot ths Mou&> Of Co1rsatiou
, 1875-07-15

This aotics IL 10 warn, and plAee upon their gua1,
Ill nafes lisbs 10 10 impo.o4 upon that some parry
os parties ~ aud unknown to thls Com
laay havs, Within TIE psst two weeks na:ls several
merchandise {nail lead ppe ac,) from dealers, Auey
ina thsm to D. for our account. ..-.....
All purchases. Of NhAtassr n4tufo OF amount, Tor
this Company an made by xsitsen order duly signed
by an oicer or ths City PuEchassF 70. AShntslAu)
~ '.' Vtcs Prsndans and dtaslal A1nasss.
, 1875-07-15

Important to tho Preservation OF Teeth
John Goshuoll's Cherry Tooth'Fnste,
tho moat efucac1ous dontifrce known. Try IT. For
sale by Ill dsuRRtsts, Wholesale sgsuh, Tor1ey 4
Bradley, III and l73 Randolph Rtrcet.
, 1875-07-15

Tho +" Fisher" Refrigerator
hsa no superior In quality. willis the prices for them
now with D4lton 102 snd lol Htato street, pAoe them
within tho reach Of all It will pay you 10 buy cool
sxr, freozat1, otc., Of him.
, 1875-07-15

DON'T Be So Prajudioed, Ladies',
thst you won't examine suits, sacques, and dresses
cleaned by tho new French dry process By Cook &
Madison stfedt
, 1875-07-15
INTERNATIONAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

Special DispateA 10 The CHICAGO Tribune.
MuakooEE l. r.. July 14.-A moettng OF tho
International Agricultural Society mas held here
to-day ard officers for tls ensuing year nero
elected. Tho fair will bo held horo. commence
ing on tho 14th OK Soptomoer aud continuing.
four days. Representatives OF the leading wild
articles OF xroat interest.
, 1875-07-15
ILLINOIS,,

ILLINOIS.
6ptrin! Dispatch 10 7'he Chicago Tribune.
LINCOLN, ILL.,. July 14.-1Iarycssing baa CONF
mcnccd here, and thero will DO very good sup
ply Of small grain, but thore would have been
more had there not boon so much rain, killing IL
out in some placcH.
, 1875-07-15

A Great Deal Lower Prices
IN Nrst-clasz furniture will be found 1t Sampson,
Greene Co.'s, l91 and lY4 Btato ettees. than sny-
wners c1ss. They manufacturer agents, And
GuAtantes "factury pEtcea."
, 1875-07-15

INDIANA AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
Sptclat Dispatch ia The Chicago Tribune.
Tsp1ANApoL1s, july 14.-The stato Board Of
Agriculture today elected tho Hon. John susher-
laud, Of tha Eleventh District, and Il. T. Haynes,
OF tho Second District Trustees Of the Agricul-
turA College 1T Lafayette.
, 1875-07-15

Hallett, Davis d Co.'S
Grand. square aud upright pianos for sals only n
ths pisao-rootaa o1 ". ". Kimhal eoznaz Gtats and
AdANs EtI4s&s.
, 1875-07-15
A SURE CURE

For Neuralgia, nhoumatism. Eryslpc1ss>
Diphsheria, Group, soro Throat, Faos
Aohs, Mumps, Paralysis OF Limbs.
stiff or Entnraed Joints, Bun.
ions, Corns, patns in Baok,
Neck, or Shoulders,
Quinsy, QRtnrrh.
, 1875-07-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

We Sincol.ly Believe
that the mother Win nealccta to provide Mrs
NINF1.OT'H E('DTff1sd sYlluP for her suffering
child Ia deprtstnR this l!tpe sufferer 1t Tho remedy of
al tho world bcat cA!cslsd to Gtss It FRAT and reators
Il to health. Thero 10 not molhnr who has used
II hut what will toll you At nnrn that II will rreuIas
Tbs bowels. and give reat ant health IN tho child.
Decorah-posten., 1875-06-03

Satisfaetioneu. timber Grsreiiien
uolfislbte snsans en- Waior / 1srs
Sifcsrsrs Yaabgr en- at fine 9isuts.
nant,r for en- Siberian. Oa SRA.
loren bar en- bibiia, men tiuiee en-
nlssst rstifaffsn Manb, troebe ban
life at buros nests 9eutenanten een
af benns %forlanste Satisfaelion, at
meps bam .paa YiitoIer. Oa be
bare TONNE til oct ~aftaIte Steo. %
itons Iiss ODER for binancen, buer
msb 10 Yiitolsr | Sanoerne, iasos
Maiorsn: "Surtist, min Serre, fpr
Sell Moonanbsr.n ffisb, men fsi.
lsos. "Sfpo Sc fun NOT ensana
raabts Waioren; "men fell life isien
tbi iaa er Souren til mig! Mobfan.
psrsn ifiep after /; men oa bans BLOB
psp BET icrlte SsiIltuo bar fOmmet
/ Sprer, feilsoe ban after lin &on-
trupart. &olobloois Git NIL Maio.
rem ben imoo BAN, os ia9oe. / Bet
ban ifieo besss fine YiitoIer al i
gluten: "Dst DIOR mig uiiselis omit,
men iss Ter mig pirtsIis nDriaset til
at eisntase. at Ss sr en- flor 8IO.
orian."
Decorah-posten., 1875-06-03
Afoeroontnten

Naar 4nrtne Be bliusr mango,
Ss Manben Ter raa ipunone Stb.
ga toner milps 8tmonslanss
Sra Sislsbpbet. Os iaa bio
Gig Mariner 9ipets Aiten. Srso
Sor cen. Der iul9te Seiu Slso.
Spu llnsosms Orem bar Soils
tunest,
Spsrt Snbtrpt 80, bpert Wince 6rsb,
90 alt. boorpoa bans Sil bar
arunost,
90 aIf. for bra> bans Sierte sreo,
Mlt brinssr ham at ipnes no:
Oct alt uar sobt, iom iom fra SUB !
Spsr Qips.Sbs til 8smoe bIipsr
% eraser itlue 8liffet bib,
Spor alt en- ialis 2pile sipsr
Tra 9ipetS mannsbaanbe Strin,
Spor 9ipsts 6aabsr lplte ltaar,
SpOr guisbecens Col cpsaarl
Stu, Sloine. aIporsfulo tilbage
Yaa Siusts mprfe Sasa.Bos:
Un Blif lao itanrle pso be Sage,
% sIao bit 8arns.Sisrts Hog.
,. Crib ben 6rpb. iom Barn bu iaa,
Va Tsien blumitsrltrest Lao!
Nao Saarsn msb be mango Miaber
Ssnlmslte til ct ialist emil!
Sao ben, imeosns BARN Den rinbsr,
Sortpalfe busr en- @antros SpiIl
y, Lab ben iom Ell Goie lfisu
uoonits ! en- Iiflis 8pal
va bill ou ie bin &uslo imroe
Mso SimmsIbaab % S~iertsirsp,
40 slosts itienne Mitsnrcos
SncFapne big |. 8iarlisbeS.
Osr ifinner flarere emo Sub
vi SlulmsI f.iDn at gusIe fuIel
@ernt Mi,spap.
Decorah-posten., 1875-06-03

Gaming. Soma, ben 23os Mai 1875.
Gaming % Smssn ieirses paa
en- psllpffst Maaoe Den 17pe Mal,
men paa @runo al Den Isne %aar,
boIbtss sSsltsn inbsn Osrs. nsmli8 /
Concert Sau". buor man iamleess
81. 4 gitsrm. 0sltassrns falptss
til Srbsn af Oasens Yreilosnt. Sr.
@. .. gri'lon. % bsrsitsr bIsp
en- Gang for @OrSss 6rib.espas,
"Msns ri forbes i frsmmsos 2auos,
Decorah-posten., 1875-06-03
@m @pfanoefle fra oe
Q0oe.

gn Gentleman isisbs fs bos en-
rig 8opiiaIiit | eonoon,S obo Square,
en- 8etfe preatise @Grslisr i isrite
Stage. gisr % 9eier bleue iaurt
lntims 8snnsr. SmioIertio boebe en-
Brooer at 9sieren | en- anbsn Osl
al eonoon, buor ban blep ips os
oebs. eiter at ban fcrit inpitenoist
bapbs bshst 8robsren % Iaet bam
paa Slcrte. at ban snbslis maatte
lans BAN bseraps / berss 6amilis
b~serapeIle / @eltminiter. SnosrIia
bebreuet forteler 9sisrsn bette til
Gisren, % tilfeisr, at Ger blot sipes
st Wiooel til at fuune opiploe hen
NfhetsS iioIts @iuie, bpiltst par. at
Ioos 9iaet brinse ben til bans 80.
pGl oaSsiitlisbsbsn / & sitminiter life
uilpe inoremme at ban blspbssrnpet
Der. naor ban life par npb Der i Soa.
net, msbminors ser betales en- bstpbs.
ligGf9iit I'll 6irfen. Ystte inbrpmme'
De mso SornsieIis. NItiaa blsp 9isst
bsmmeIist inoimnslst. Os sftsr en-.
selif Gift blep Der paaget oper bet
bpcr Hat inotiI Sssrapeliea. Den
treble Sae l'uIbe bsnne finbe Stsb
Iattsu, Der off foruo for oenns Gag,
par Oct Yi9eus 3our of paase. Saet
8lOffsu ilaar 5sIu. refer 9iset lis
op i 6iiten. letter genene no. oe
saar, enoifirnnt itipbsnst, ben til so.
miuer, bpor Sst letter ia nso peo
Siesu ai Yissn. Ssune. Der bar
nrrpes at naans at Str9f, bliusl
lGn9e Itnm % maaues al 8Goid
Gnbslis fattsr bun iaa mssst Woo
al bun lpbsr no, 90 oerpaa lise ben
I'll SapitaIitcns Soptfammer, bsi
ierit eier mango Smii9noisbso, i'll
cen ban oil aabne Seren. Smio.
lsrtip sr Siset maisitatiif ifriosnes
irem, tommcr eos otter Yiaen, oe
filler ia i Den aabue Der. hporfra
BET faiter ct built, fat 8lif paa sic.
rem os bans Yise, Der al Nneit %
| SorfGroslls itooe lOm na9leoe I'll
6ulpet. Sapitaliiten, Der b~aane9ri.
beIiat % ad oculos laa iis opsrbs.
pilt ON Dc Sross lsssmllse Spltan.
belle, paa bpilfsn ban ppsrmsrs lom
en- 900 8riltsn aItio bustapsIis bap.
Be troei, beitlIie | ct belt &parterslib
life @nost emo, / Screening mso lin
Yias, mso Sorf9roslle at bstrnsts
9isst. Gnpelis ipntes bette at blipe
tlso Of i'm Ieruosterbstiuins Oct
usnrsr iis ON, Iutfsr Sersn i. %
saar lansiomt bort. Ss to Silba.
sebIspHs BRUCE snonu lang Sio, Tor
at iatts iis nOset; men oa bette iaa
nossulunbe par opnaaet. bill snnnu
Sussn saa no. for at potte ben le
psnoe 8roosr. Wan bsilutteoe Der.
for, at uppsbie Oasen, 90 opsrbsui'
Ter lis ba pso Oct GrIiss Oasslps
ON, at life alsns 9iset pirfslls sr
itaaet op ps saaet lin 8ei, men %.
iaa ben flere 8roosr. Der bsess |
Screening tiuiss bauoe msctasst Ers.
tioia, Sub os Yense til ct Beleb
al 2OOO go. Sisrlins. 9nlst bar
mso Senipn til bette Slass eager
formeIis blepet rpobet.
Decorah-posten., 1875-06-03

f~iritsmmist afiunssn. Ssrneit boIot
Sr. Z. s. &inie en- Sale for 0asen.
(paa Gnssllf) Der uar msset psupt.
tet, os sioroe bam al s@re. Deref.
ter talte Suose Burbid, % ban min.
osos Sfanninapsrne ON, of be lite.
ON De enb slaoet is uper lit 6eoe.
lambs 6ribep, maatte Slemme. at Dc
Der siisr 5 Mars 1orleb funoe Op.
tases unber en- fri &%onititution. at
be bar iamms 8ettisbsbsr Tom en-
Snnfeot. % at be bar 2st til at
bsfI9oe etbpsrt gmbeoe, meo unota.
sslie af Yreiiosntsmbscst. Oereftsr
talsce Oprr. g. &iene % Sd. Nadt.
ptp, % til Slntnin9 talte ST.. Sfo.
Ielerer Sbobro paa Norit en- paffsr
sule for Oasen. % ban iluttsos
mso of opforore til @fipneclie at
So ri sIltsr bette 9anbet". 8i pen.
t,oe at beie fsre Salsre, men Der
er beso9rre 8aa Der ter aabne nm
Wunb % iiss nosle Orb peb ia.
oauns 9silisbsber. Nu bIep Boros.
ne risslist oaffebe, 90 grbpsr ri
t5ua: iiltrenstes til 9iusts SsbOO
Otter Maaltiost bapoe man fig en-
Spinsom Der pareee til 81. 3 ON
Worssnsu, % man lfilotss 40 GLADE
os tilfreos opsr at baUe tilbrast en-
bpsaelis Stuno iammsn. % pris.
perpist Dor bet osiaa. at Der, bpor
Der bar iaa mango al foritislise Ga.
tionaIlteter iamlst, life bIsp ifiiiet st
uusnlist Orb.
Nat til 9eusrbaes branots @iaass
Grsst n%Ipfabrit. SporIspss Slbsn
OptOm sr epenu ubstisnot. % oa Oct
par lent paa Nitsnsn. omtrsnt 81.
IL, bisu Srtst rsbpst. Sabst CT
s26. 600 90 6abriffsu bar funs as.
lureret for $4,000.
Hstop iom leg itriusr bette berer
its at 9pniIbsn bar ilaast libel en-
Wanp peo Napn 6. 8snst / Soma
Somnlbip, meosns ban bar ube %
plantsbe Wais. 9an bIsp iIaaet al.
bslss / itptfspis.
Satmerns or MI f0rei9 meb Wa.
isplantnin9 % @arsrns CT MI IuIoe
al SpsreIes.
Yaa Misisiippi feIssr Den enc
Gaft DEN anoen. Sampbaabs saar
Op % nsb, % Bet enc msb bet an.
Oct hieIpsr til at brinse npt Gin i
Dor lille. elsrs iaa tripslise 8p.
Decorah-posten., 1875-06-03

Zen fcm fcrlsmmsr Gietliifets Plist
affiarer en- Sraae, fem oil eftsrlax ct Sui
/ 9irsts @9r. raar Zen cpruus.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-06
CRAFTY CRAFTSMEN.
Foul Operations in a Tin and Stove
House.
Au the Drawers Ransaeked, but the
Safe too Much for Them.

The wholesale tinWare and stove house
Of L. NJ. Buck q Son, No. 81 North Mar
ket street, was burglariously entered Thurs
day night. An entrance was effected by
saving out two iron bars at window in
the rear Of the building, and knocking out
the Ssh. After getting in the Office the
thieves broke open two drawers of a desk.
but in these they found nothing except
bill-heads and other writing material.
which they scattered over the floor.
In the storerOom just outside of the
office sets a Halls patent safe,
with a combination lock. On this
they fell to work with crOWbars, CHS
els, etc, but it resisted their efforts and
every attempt to break it open proved a
failure.
In order to avoid being seen through the
glass doors at the front Of the house by
any. one passing along the street, they took
a barrel, knocked out the head, laid it
lengthways on the floor, and put a candle
in it, thus throwing a strong light on the
safe, and at the same time making il invis-
ible from the street. A drawer in a
desk in the front part of the store was
also broken open, but fortunately it con
tanned nothing Of any value. While sacI =
ing the Office they turned on the gas, and
hung up several newspapers on the front
windows to keep the light from being seen.
When L. NJ. Buck, Jr., entered the store
at o'clock yesterday morning, he found
things scattered around generally, and the
gas burning brightly IN the office. Upon
investigation it was found that nothing Of
any value had been taken off. t seems the
robbers were determined to have money or
noihinr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-06
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Rose Harris, eOlored, went to the work
house yesterday under fifty dollar fine for
vsgrancy.
Coleman Davis, colored, was sent to the
county work-house by the Criminal Court
yesterday for stealing a violin.
Julia Battle, alias Bracken, eOlOred, in
jail on the charge of stealing money, was
released by the Criminal Court Yesterday.
Albert Bradley, colored, was arrested last
night by officers Hope and Starkey, on the
charge Of vagrancy, and committed to the
WorkhoUse.
Justice Campbell Thursday, on the charge
Of disturbing a cOlOred school, were dis
charged yesterday.
John Hays, cOlOred, was sent to the
county wOrk-house for thiTty-twO days by
Justice Everett, yesterday, on the charge
Of assault and battery.
Officer Regain yesterday arrested Horace
Ewing and James Berry, both colored, for
standing their wagons In a place other than
designated by the City Marshal.
In the police court yesterday morning
Edward johnson was fined $40 for vaGran-
cy. He will board with Polk Brown thir-
teen days and work out the fine.
4 negro named 10 Cole was arrested by
Sargent TignOr yesterday morning on the
charge Of vagrancy. Judge Duling sent
him to the wOTk-house for sixty-siX days.
John Posey, who distinguished himself
Thursday afternoon, by aSsaulting Alice
McCombs, was sent to the work-hOuse fO-
thirteen days by Judge Duling, yesterday.
Tim Kane aud John CurTan had a little
misunderstanding last night. The former
was arrested by officers Bolton and Carter,
and gave bond to appear before Judge Du-
ling this morning.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-06

Insure in the State Insurance Company,
Fresh compress yeast for sale at l62 W.
Cedar street.
a good cook, washer and ironer and house
servant wanted.
T. II. Jones, agent, offers for sale 1900
bushels choice orchard grass seed at less
than Louisville wholesale prices.
City bonds and insurance stock for sale
sale by r. W. Brown.
Regular monthly meeting Of CHlebs
Club. at Maxwell House, this evening at Z
o'clock.
See attachment notice by James Everett,
J.P.
Barnes & Co. will sell al auction this
morning, at IS Cedar street, one fine bill
lizard table and a lot of furniture, groceries,
etc.
The Elmwood and Warwick collars al
ways look well.
Harry RObinsOn's celebrated minstrel
troupe commences an engagement at the
Opera House on Friday, March l..
W. 7. Berry & Co. present an attractive
list Of new books in an advertisement on
second page.
The iSiIverthoTn is advertised to leave,
positively, for Louisville and Cincinnati al
10 O'Clock to-day.
The debilitated should not fail to read
an advertisement, in another column, head
ed Vegetine.
Hogan Bros. announce, in city notice
column, that they have now Oh hand the
prettiest calicOes in the city, and large
stock Of the very best brands Of linens and
shirt fronts.
A statement Of the condition Of the First
National Bank of this city will be found on
our second page.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-06
RenI Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real estate
were made during the week ending yester-
day:
r. X. Waldron to Annie Ford,
lot 14g IN McNairy's West
Nashville plan. !, 400 90
W. J. Hughes to I. Linder, lot
% in Myers Buena Vista
plan. ..... lUO W
acres land in oyerton county. 10 90
W. J. Lanier to Susan Wilson,
fourth Districs. $50 90
John Z. c. Davis TO Mary @.
Davis, lot 267 W. Locust street
Tenth Ward, deed Of gift.
Jackson Ridley and wife to
street. ................... go 90
lot 1I 1885, Tenth m Districs. 200 90
Geo. 5. Blackie to MalIssa d.
VooTvaart, lot on Cherry street,
North Nashville. ............ $50 90
same locaIily................ $50 90
| W. a GTifiis and wife to Hiram
Dickens, land in Rutherford
| Hiram Dickens and wife 70 w.
a. Grifiis and wife, lot No, 63
Lanier's plan, 18th ward. ... 700 90
land in Giles - county y.' ' 400 90
| n. E. Carer TO JnO. L. Foster,
| interest in tract of land. 800. go 90
| Jas. johnson to Gilbert White,
two tracts land in Sd district. 100 90
| Jas. NJ. Jones and wife to Mary
Stephens, lot 81 in Bryan's adj
ditiOn to Edgefeld. .......... 1875 90
J. J. Winters and wife to Jas.
BOzza, tract in 24th district. 500 90
! J. N. Sturtevant to Z. Z. CALI
son, lot at Bon Aqua Springs,
Dixon county. . 90
| D. NJ. ShurmOnd to b. J. Wood,
lot on Ewing ayeGue.....S $50 90
! JnO. =. Everett and wife to N.
NJ. HarwOod, land in Gibson
county. ...............s .... 0JOJO W
A. J. Tanning, attorney in fact
of Charlotte Tanning to Pres
ton Castleman and wife, land
in 10th district. 1000 90
W. S. Morton and others to D.
G. CLARK, land in 9th district. 1,15O IS
Chas. y. Gibbs, executor, etc, to
Mike Moran, lot in Union
City, ,.................,. 10 W
J. J. Carey TO Nathaniel Warren,
twO-third interest in lots Is,
Il, 10, 10, II and Is, Hard
ing's addition. ...........,... 90 %
W. j. Arlington TO Humphrey
Pierce, Iot II in Bryan's addi-
ton to Edgefeld., 400 %