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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-18
ALL OVER THE CITY.

The managers Of the WOman's Mission
Home are requested to meet at the Home
this afternoon at o'clock.
A suit is pending before justices Cassetty,
Creighton and Brantley in which 5000 is
involved, five attorneys employed and ff-
teen or twenty witnesses to be examined.
Our dearth of amusements will be broken
tomorrow night by the appearance Of rare
Cal Wagner and his troupe Of Ministries at
the Opera House. Cal may expect all Of
his old patrons to be on hand.
Two Nashville men went hunting yester-
day, and after spending the day in the
woods ard emptying pint bottle of Rob
ertsOn county whisky, returned with a
mOckingbird, and swOre there was no game
on the other side Of the river.
The members Of the Committees on
Charitable Institutions, and Public
Grounds and Buildings, together with
other members Of the Legislature, will
visit the Insane Asylum at l o'clock,
to-day, leaving the Maxwell House in
hacks furnished for the occasion.
Mai. Glover, Superintendent Of the Capt.
toll, SAYS the law providing for the prOtec-
ton Of the shrubbeFy and grounds around
the State House will hereafter be strictly
enforced. Parents in that vicinity would
do well to keep their children from playing
thereon, or the little ones viii be arrested
and fined.
A prosperous and interesting literary so
ciety has for same time past been meeting
at the Federal Courtroom, corner Of Sum-
ner and Cedar. At the next meeting,
which takes place tonight at u o'clock,
Mr.. J. G. Redman will read an essay on
"Water, its Forms and Uses" Select read
incs and music will also be very entertain
irg features in the exercises. The public
are invited TO attend.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-18
CRIMINAL NOTES.

The Recorder sent Fritz Barur to the
wOrk-hOUse yesterday, for two weeks, on
the charge Of vagrancy.
William Halfacre and William Harde-
man, both colOred, in Jail on the charge Of
stealing wheat, were released yesterday by
order Of the Criminal Court.
Officer Bergen arrested a negro named
Henry Goodwin last night on the charge Of
stealing lumber from J. W. Mccullough.
He was committed to the work-hOuse.
A darkey named Henry Ripley, Before
Justice Creighton yesterday on the charge
of stealing an OvercOat from Winstead,
Shields q Co., was committed to Jail for
trial before the Criminal Court.
s. GIBSON was arrested last night by Of
fcers Frazier aud Regain, on the charge of
assaulting Mary Pearce with q knife. He
put up a silver watch for his appearance
before the Recorder this morning.
Two negro cOnyicts, named Charley
Lowe and Jack Ayers, sentenced to terms
Of three and ten years respectively for lar
ceny, were delivered at the penitentiary
yesterday by Sheriff Boone, Of Robertson
county.
Owen Handy, a stability clad negro,
was arrested by officer NJ. B. Mckinney
last night on the charge Of stealing corn
from q car az the Louisville depot. He was
locked up till this morning, when he will
have a hearing.
Harvey Stevenson, cOlOred, used some
abusive language towards Caroline Hurd,
colOred, last night, when she picked up
stick of wood and let him have it over the
head. Both parties were arrested by Off
GERS Massey and SkallaV
Dan Settles, colOred, went before Justice
Campbell yesterday, and swOre out peace
warrant against Alfred NewsOm, cOiOred,
and the latter got out a warrant against
Settles, charging him with malicious mis-
chief. The matter will be looked into at
O'Clock this morning.
Some days ago a negro boy named Le-
ander POgan was arrested on the charge Of
stealing bucket Of mortar, worth thirty
cents, from Wade Cullom, cOlOred. The
prisoner was taken before Justice Camp
bell, and, in default Of bond, committed to
Jail. His trial came up in the Criminal
Court yesterday, when he was entirely &C
quilted and the prosecutor taxed with the
costs Of the suit.
Malicious persons have been passing
away their leisure moments for the past
few nights in tearing OF planks from
fences in Edgefield, 20 the great annoyance
of the citizens Of that unusually quiet
town. We understand that stringent steps
will be taken to put stop TO this nefarious
trespassing upon other persons property at
the next meeting Of the Board Of Alder
men.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-18
rher wand > Pair show.

Mr.. Thomas II. Williams, Of the firm Of
TYLER & Williams, Columbia, arrived in
the city yesterday to confer with Maury
c)unty's Representatives in the Legisla-
ture, with regard 10 securing adequate pro-
lection to the merchants Of Columbia
against travelling agents and samplers from
other States or cities. While Alr. Williams
and his brother merchants are required TO
Dav a heavy license to carry on
their business, these outside par
ties. representing almost every branch Of
trade. who come IN and undersen them,
are charged only s. per month as peddlers.
Being at no expense for rent, license and
other taxes, the Louisville and Cincinnati
men simply defy competition. And the
great trouble is, they deal-not with the
Columbia merchants, but directly with
their customers. It is not asked, Mr.. Will
liams says, to drive away this class Of COM
petition by discriminating against the
drummers, but to have the law amended so
as to give the merchants Of Columbia and
other towns simply fair show. The mat
Ter will be brought to the attention CT the
legislature.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-18
SARTORlS AS A BOXER.

A set-tO With the Cast-IrOn Man
English Sports at the American
Courts.
Washington Correspondence OF the New York
Sun.
SartOris, accompanied by several men,
bers Of the foreign legations, paid a visit
recently to the Washington gymnasium.
at this establishment Charley Collins,
the pugilist, better known as the
Cast-IrOn Man, who in April, 1867,
fought George Rookie for $1,000 and
the middleweight championship, is
the teacher Of boxing. During the
visit OF SartOris and his friends, Collins
was teaching pupil. SartOTiS made re-
mark which riled the pugilist. The Cast
Iron Man asked SartOris III he could do
any better" SartOris' friends urged him to
put on the gloves. SartOris then took the
gloves and pretended he did not know how
to put them on. The pugilist smiled, and
told his pupils that he would take the con-
ceit out Of his unknown opponent.
The preliminaries were quickly ar
ranged, and the contest commenced
The Cast-Lon Man rushed at his adverse
~, thinking to end the contest in one
round. Sartoris warded off the sledge-
hammer blows Of the pugilist, and re-
turned a left-hander on the Cast-IrOn
Mans mouth, drawing the claret, and then,
rapidly changing of, delivered a straight
right hand blow on the Cast-ITOn Mans
nose and knocked him down, much to the
surprise Of the pugilist's friends. In the
second round, SartOris had the best Of the
sparring, and administered storm Of blows
on the pugilist's face, and fought him down.
In the third round, the Cast-IrOn Man was
again knocked down, and declined to con-
tinue the contest.
Sartoris was borne from the scene amid
loud cheers from his friends. The Cast
Iron Man said that he was sick, but would
meet his unknown opponent again.
A second meeting was arranged, and
Sartoris was again the victor, giving the
Cast-IrOn Man a sound drubbing, and max
ing him acknowledge that sometimes anna
teurs are superior to professionals. The
affair has created quite a sensation, and
the athletic young Englishman is the lion
Of the day among the muscular young gen
tlemen with whom be assOci ties.
1t is said that SartOTis and Baron BOu-
siere have undertaken to revive boxing,
and that they are trying to persuade some
of the ladies Of the Court to organize an
oraharyv oluh will, n hscor1iny uuiform
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-18
New Advertisements.

Insure in the State Insurance Company
On the 9th Of March the Sulphur Spring
will be rented for the present year.
Masonic Hall is now ready for Occu-
pancy.
Attend auction sale of mattresses, stoves,
carpets, etc, at Y n. Cherry street, this
morning.
Agents wanted to sell the Home Shuttle
Sewing Machine.
Sacred Concert at Moore Memorial
Church on the 18th.
King Cyrus Chapter meets tonight.
Jas. II. Ogilvie gives notice that he has
qualified as guardian Of w. G. Rains.
The law partnership. Of Rice & Ewing
has been dissolved.
The Mayor issues his proclamation re-
questing partial suspension Of business
on the 22d.
The b. II. Cooke will leave for the head
Of the river on Saturday.
Gents furnishing goods just received at
Gray & Mobiles.
See city notice Of Tavel, Eastman &
Howell.
See city notice of Elliot & Co.. n. Y.
Buy ticket in the Louisville Library
Concert.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-18
MEMPHIS.
Death Of a Distinguished Tennesse,

Death Of a Distinguished Tennesseean
MEMPHIS, Feb. 17.-Hon. LandOn G.
Haynes, Confederate Senator during the
war and for many years prominent poll
tician in this State, died last night of in
fammation Of the bowels.
Election Of Directors.
The stockholders OF the Memphis and
Little Rock Railroad yesterday reelected
the old Board Of Directors, with the excep-
tiOn Of Gen. Cotton Green, rice Senator
Mcdonald.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-18
HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l7.-Immediately
after the reading of the journal, the regular
order being the bill in regard to the cleo
ton of President and Vice President, was
demanded.
Mr.. Randall endeavored to have the
Army Appropriation bill considered, but on
motion of Mr.. Dawes, the House went into
Committee Of the Whole on the tariff bill.
Mr. BurchaId made long statistical
speech in support Of the bill, except that
portion relative to the repeal Of the hOri-
zontal ten per cent tax.
Mr.. Banning took ground against the in
creased tax on WHISKY, and read statistics
to show that his district paid One-hfteenth
Of the entire excise tax Of the United
States.
Mr.. Cox opposed the increased tax on
whisky, holding that the higher the duty,
the less revenue is collected.
Mr.. Chittenden denounced the bill as
comprehensive blunder, and in the name
of civilized commerce protested against an
other tariff bill this session, unless it in
cluded tea and coffee.
The debate on the revenue bill was con-
tinued by MessTs. Harris, Bright, Niblack,
Beck and Ward, all of whom opposed it.
Mr.. KassOn defended the bill.
The general debate was here closed, and
the committee proceeded to consider the
bill under the five minutes rule.
Mr.. Southland, Of Ohio, moved TO strike
cdt the first section.
Mr.. Sayler, Of Ohio, spoke in support of
that motion. As the representative of the
First District of Ohio, he protested against
that section of the bill, because it was an
unfair and unjust discrimination against
the section Of the country in which he
lived, and was in the interest Of other sec
tions Of the country which did
not bear their equal burden. The
burdens of taxation had been since the
war gradually shifted from the Eastern to
the Western and Middle States. To-day
Cincinnati contributes from whisky and
tobacco between 100000 and SS,000,O0O,
which is about twice as much as is paid by
all New England. The First District Of
Ohio now paid one-tifteenth Of all the ex-
else collected in the country, while the four
States Of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Ken
lucky paid three-ifths of all the excise tax.
He was sorry that the bill had not been
framed so as TO tax the vast incomes Of citi-
liens of Massachusetts or the stock speCu-
lators Of New York.
Mr. Banning followed, showing that his
district (Cincinnati) paid over 100000
revenue last wear. and increased that reve-
mae over ore half a million in the first five
months Of the present fiscal year, aud that
the revenue collected under the present tax
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-18
DEATH OF HON. LANDON c.
HAYNES.

A dispatch from Memphis announces
the death Of Hon. Land9n c. Haynes,
in that city, On Tuesday evening last.
He was born in Garter, this State, and
was in his ffty-ninth year at the time
of his decease. In early life, he be-
came involved IN a bitter controversy
with the then Rev. ". G.. Brownlow,
which attracted great deal Of atten-
ton at the time. In 1910, and for sew
eral years afterward, he edited
the Jonesboro Sentinel He served
in the General Assembly as a Repre-
sentative during. the sessions Of 1856
and 1880, and was a Senator in
l847-S. Three years later he opposed
Andrew johnson for Congress, but was
defeated. In 1860, he was a Demo-
cratic elector for the State at large
When the way broke out, he went
South and was elected a Confederate
States Senator from Tennessee. He
resided IN Memphis from the close Of
the war until his death. Mr.. Haynes
was a remarkably effective speaker,
stood high at the Tennessee bar and
played during his public career a very
prominent part in the politics Of the
State.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-18
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Mile. Albani, a member of the StrakOsch
operate troupe, lately disbanded, sailed for
Europe yesterday.
The straw goods house Of Vyse & Co.,
of New York, suspended yesterday. The
Indebtedness Of the firm is placed at about
100000.
A Northern lady, lately deceased, has
left Maj ThOs. q. Jones, Of Montgomery;
Ala, legacy Of five hundred dollars for
the great service done the cause of peace
and good will between the North and
South by his Confederate memorial Grafton,
delivered in Montgomerylast May.
Il is reported that The Governor Of Vest
Virginia has agreed not to veto the bill re-
moving the safe Capital to Wheeling, but
it will become a Law without his approval.
The Governor viii 60 to Wheeling as soon
as the Legislature adjOurns, to arrange for
removing the capital as required by law.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-18
THE RAILROAD KINGS.
he Pennsylvania Refuses 10 ReeOg-
v,F-a fE,a RaIfFu.ora md OhFO

The PenRsyIvnnIa Refuses 20 ReeOg-
nize the Baltimore and Ohio.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1.-THE Penn
sylvania Railroad Company refuses to al
low the Baltimore and Ohio cars to run
over its line between Philadelphia and
New York, and il is stated that instruc-
tions have been given TO its employees to
take no freight and issue no tickets from
the latter place TO points on the Baltimore
and Ohio road, and to honor no through
tickets issued by that company.
Down go Passenger Rates.
New YORK. Feb. 1.-THE Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad to-day reduced fares
from here to western points as follows
Chicago S16.25, Cincinnati S16.25, st.
Louis S2l.25, Louisville S1S.25.