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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-07
COMMISSION MERCHANT
THE SWAMP ANGELS.
Capture OF George APpIewhite, the
Last Of the Lowry Gang-A Dfspe-
rate Struggle WITH n Desperate Man.

Capture OF George APpIeWhife, the
Last Of the Lowry GanE-A Dfspe-
rate Struggle With n Desperate Man
GOldsbOrO, n. c., Correspondence Of the New
York Herald
Since 1871, a stalwart muiallO, passing
under the assumed name Of Bill Jackson,
has been living in this locality, following
the vocation Of a plastcrer and brick mason.
IL seems That jackson and an another Ne
gro, whose name escapes my memory, fox
some time have been suitOrs for the hand
Of the same woman, and that this contest
engendered the most bitter hostility be-
tween them They bad hitherto been
warm friends, aud 10 was during this
period Of intimacy between them
Jackson divJJlgcd o. him the chastity
secrets Of bis former life with the robler
chief, Henry Berry Lowry, Ia Robson
county. JaCksOu'S rival betrayed him, and
acting upon information received from him.
certain parties here addressed q letter TO
Mr.. Mcmillan, the Sheriff Of Robson
county, asking for minute description Of
Geo. APplewhste- 4 photograph of The bau-
dlJ vas the response, and led % the appre-
hensiC1 Of Bill jackson, as the escaped
freebooter. APplewhiJe Was standing, en-
gagged IN conversation, upon one Of our
principal streets to-day, when lie was ap-
preached by William Freeman and Bryant
Cops, who c0mIuandej him % sgrreHder.
Upon his refusing ths mmUus the officers
Clinched him, rTeu
A DE-I-....Tl. STRUGGLE
6nsued. Though wholly unnamed Apple
white did effective execution with his
brawny fists, knocking Freeman into chaos
and out Of time in the inst round. This
giving hlB a mOmentary freedom, he ran
rapidly down James street toward the NOR
ket house, but was soon OyeFtaken by his
heeter puIsGe-s aud beaten into submission.
lie WAS terribly cut and bruised By The
batOu5 otthe police, both i'm the temple and
back Of his head. The officials here are
positive as TO his identity since coming
into possession Of tie phoJog aph. 70 VIII
be remembered that George ADpleWltn
murdered blr. King, a former sheriff Of
county, ANA fOJ which felony, ia
c1uj1rc,i1u with others If TO less mlsui-
tude, be was
SENTENCED To DEATH,
However, with the assistance Of his con
tderate5 he escaped, and has been al LARGE
ever since until now. he was considered
one Of the most daring, brutal and devilish
Of The swamp angels and his name alone
murder. There is q standing re-
ward Of 5000 Tor his body, dead or alive.
Tonight a strong guard viii be place.
around the Jail in which he is imprisoned,
b. prevent any possible attempt at rescue.
Intense excitement prevails here eOnse-
Iuent upon bis capture, and knots Of citi-
ens upon the various street corners have
3H-r discussing the event the entire after
noon.
Robson county is only distant abOu
'ighly miles from this point, and it is a lit
ic remarkable that an outlaw ~ George
reputed sagacity should ex-
,0sc himself SD near the theater # his
many Depreciation.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-07
NEW FORK.
A Chapter Of Accidents.

NEW YORK, July 6-Seventy-three &C
eidents occurred yesterday from fire works
and pistols, etc, two fatal wOundings and
one young man killed by a stray bullet.
Three young men were drowned at Rock
away.
In addition to those reported injured by
the railway accident at ROckaway yesterday
Mr.. POppenhausen, President Of the road,
was injured seriously.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-07
ARKANSAS.
Boiler ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Fire.

Boiler OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire.
LITTLE Rock, July 6.-The boiler Of q
saw mill near Hot Springs exploded OF
Saturday, killing four and seriously IN
jurng seven other person.
The business part Of the town OF Wash
ington, in Hampstead county, was destroyed
by fire on Saturday morning.
Hon. E. A, Warren, eX-member Of Con
gresse from this State, died in NeVadi
county on Friday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-07

THE reconciliation meeting Of blacks
and whites at Memphis, on Indepen-
dence day, was a small Bunker Hill in
It's way. But how happened that the
editor of the AUaIaRche was not among
the invited editors? We cheerfuIy
bear witness TO the fact that he has
given the man and brother enough
paternal advice OF late years to fill a
volume as big as the report Of the
Beecher trial.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-07

HOWEVER propitious the time may
be for determination on this side of the
water, the British Lion is evidently in
no Lumor for such business. Judging
from the choice extracts given In our
cable dispatches, he ennis a more ter
rife roar than when the American
Eagle set mp his first Sereech ninety
nine years ago. There's life in the old
beast yet.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-07

THE Macon Ca Telegraph and
Messenger mourns because to the last
presentment of the Grand Jury Of
Bib county were appended thez-marks
of three persons who could neither
read nor write.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-07
KiIIedbY Lightning.

a dreadful storm commenced here this
evening with very heavy rain and hail, a
high wind and almost incessant thunder
and lightning. Two men named Obin
Newman and Jacob Tucker, while lathing
4 house, were instantly killed by lightning
Houses were UnroOfisC and trees torn up
by the roots. At eight o'clock the storm
still continued, and immense damage was
done
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-07

TwENTY-oNE cities IN England, with
a population Of over six millions, do
not owe as much money as the single
city of New York, With a population Of
less than one million.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-07

THE Russian Government is Receiving
the old-time persecution OF the Jews. A
number Of these people having SHIFTED their
places Of residence in consequence q the
changes in business brought about by the
introduction Of railroads, the police, acting
upon a ukase issued few years ago, have
compelled them b leave their homes and
have driven them altogether out OF the
Province. The Christian population Pro
tested, and even petitioned the authorities
against the injustice, but thus far their et-
forts have been intdsctu1l.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-07
MEMPHIS.
Murder on a steamer.

MEMPHIS, July 6.-RObt. n. Yerby was
killed on the steamer A. J. White near St.
Louis Landing, Arkansas, yesterday morn
ing, by b. l.. Oliver and his son. The
killing grew out of an old grudge. Young
Oliver first shot Yerby in the temple.
After he fell, the Elder Oliver fired at him.
The divers then ordered the boat to land,
which was done, and they escaped in the
woods
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-07

CHICAGO continues to fill up with
grain as fast as she ships East, show
ing that the Northwest IS still carrying
last years crop TO a large extent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-07

CAUSE aud consequence. The great
New York merchant prince, stewart, adj
vertised TO the extent OF So5,UjO last year.
But IL was less than one per cent Ol the to-
tai amount of his sales.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-07
UNION AND AMERICAN.
Terms Of Subscription.

GOLD closed Ii New York yester.
day at ll7s, after selling at ll7l and
IL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-07

COTTON was firm in New York,
yesterday, at 15gC9153c for middling
upland.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-07

TIE project originating last December
to build a railroad on the Ice on Lake Sd-
perior from Duluth TO Marquette hss teen
abandoned. Stock IN the enterprise dltnt
rise with the mercury.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-07

PEOPLE Of a critical turn are apt to
think 1t a queer coincidence that the
reform members Of Grants Cabinet,
Bristow, Jewell and Pierrepont, should
be the only ones to remain at their
posts of duty at Washington this sum-
mer. It is an open rebuke without
words to their vagab0nd associates who
are at present roaming up and down
the earth, drinking cocktails, cruising
after the cool shades and lovely women
of the v1aterinr nlaces.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-07
walking from a sandbar to heath.

FALL RIVER, Mass July Ga party Of
seven lads bathing at the junction Of Wan
tuppa lake and QuequechOn river, to-day,
Joined hands and walked OF a ssndbar into
deep water, where six OF the number were
drowned.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-07

TENNESSEE BONDS were quiet IN
New York, yesterday, at A for the old
and 49, for the.new issue.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-07

THE Cincinnati Eaquirer's Washing
ton correspondent hints of dark rumors
afoat affecting certain prominent
Treasury officials IN connection with
the late whisky frauds, which it is eI-
pected viii develop themselves within
the next few days. Secretary B-istow
is said to be in possession Of evidence
establishing their criminality, and has
expressed the determination TO prose-
cute them 10 the fullest extent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-07
AbscOnded.
THE TURF.
Dexter Park Races.

CHICAGO, July G.-This was the third
and last day Of the first Dexter Park meet
ing, and the conditions for fast time were
very favorable. The audience was the
smallest of the season.
First race, running, premium 500, for
three-year-Olds, mile and half dash. Ara
mus won, Mamie +. second. Time, 2:4S.
The next race was q running race, two
miles and repeat, purse $500. Amadis
won, Reality second. Time, 3:4T!, 3:l9J.
Third race, trOtting, premium 500, for
gentlemen's road horses having 10 better
record than 2:40. Jack Short won, Hesing,
Jr., second. Time, PA, 2:43.., 2:5Os, 2:47!!,
2:52s.
The last race was for a consolation purse
Of $50, mile and repeat. Sanagamona
won, Lady Washington second. Time,
l:49, 1:4S!!, 1919.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-07
ILLINOIS.
A DiabOiicaI Outrage on n ChiId-The
Supposed Fiend Arrested.

CHICAGO, July Ga little German
girl named Lizzie Schmidt, aged seven, was
/ outraged and killed near O'Fallon, Ill,
Sunday night 1t appears the people q
that village had been celebrating the Fourth
il grove near by, and in the evening
when Mr.. Schmidt, the father Of the child,
was ready to 90 home, he could not find his
daughter. Search was Immediately made
and continued until > o'clock yesterday
morning, when the body was found in the
grass near a fence adjoining the road lead
ing from the grove. A man named James
Hogan was arrested in East St. Louis, last
night, on suspicion Of being the guilty
party, and was taken to O'Fallon. Intense
excitement prevails in that vicinity, and
fears are entertained that Hogan will be
lvnched
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-07
Fatal COIIision-,fen Persoas Drowned.

NORFOLK, VA, July 6.-The steamer
Isaac Bell collided with a smaller steamer
last night. Seven people saved out Of sew
enteen on board.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-07
The O'FaIIon Outrage.

ST. LOUIS, July G.-But little add ito al
has been learned about the rlping an, muir
der Of the child Lizzie Smith, at OF allo !
Sunday night. Another man Il me
Charles Williams has been arrested, a. d /
is belived four men in all were engage in
the outrage. Citizens in the vicinity are
still greatly excited over the brutal DE-,
and are determined the guilty parties sLal,
be feTreted out.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-07
Detroit Races.

DETROIT, July G.-The unfinished 2:5O
race was won by Lady Ii. Five heats in
all were trotted, three Monday and two to-
day. Lady II. won the second, fourth and
fifth heats; Gen. Mack the first aud Gray
Bill the third. The second and third heats
were trOtted in the rain. Time, 2;534. Z, pa,
2:45, 2:37, 2:}3.
The 2:23 race was won by Lady star
taking the first, fourth and sixth heats.
Gazette won the second and third, and
Brother Jonathan fifth. Time, 2:23I, 2:23,
2:3S!, 2:29!!, , so and DPS. The PA race
was won by York State in three straieh
heats, Lady Jupin second and Sand Hill
third. Time, 2:23, $50 and 2::3}3.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-07

ONE "a the saidest blows The President
experienced was Lis eStrangement from ms
w6il0m friend, the genial and enterprslng
Robert Bonner. Robert was talking about
II The other day, ana those who heard MIA
can never forget the melancholy expression
tI.at stole over his face as he observed:
sPerhaps / did wrong to quarrel with
Gr,.... ! might have engaged him TO
write for the L51ger two years from now.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-07
Killed by an 0meer.

Pat Manning, retail grocer, living on the
| corner of Main and Auction streets, was
shot and killed this afternoon by Officer
| Mccormick, who, a short time before, haC
entered Manning's grocery and asked him
to quit beating one of his (Manning's) chill
dren, to which Manning replied by throw.
ing mOnkey-wrench at Mccormick and
using abusive and opprObiOus epithets. Me
COrmick left and procured a warrant for
the arrest Of Manning, and on entering the
grocery was fired at by Manning, the ball
grazing the officers temple, wheIeupOn Nc
COrnack drew his revolver and fired, kill
ing Manning instantly. Mccormack then
surrendered himself. Manning was former
ly policeman.
NJ. j. Slater, a small dealer in jewelry,
has left for parts unknown, leaving numer-
Gus creditors behind.
Dead I'm Bed.
A stranger, representing himself as tTav-
cling agent for New York House, was
found dead in bed at Kaufman's boarding
house, Second street, this morning. Moth
inc was found on him to indicate his resi-
dence or name. He was about forty years
Of age, heavy set, dark hair, cut short, and
light mustache and chin whiskers. Yer
dic5 Of cOTOner's jury: death from heart
disease.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-07

How hardly can q rlcg'j man emit r into
the church Of tie reritd.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-12-17
DIED.

McDEVITT.-Ath his residence, No. SIS 6 street
southwest, on Thursday, December I6, JOHN Mo
DEvIIT, aged seventy,seIen years.
O'Clock Saturday morning.
sTRADER,GIn :his city, THURSDAY evening, De
Of the late Charles n. strader, Of Iouisyiie, XIV.
The remains Will be taken to Louisville for In
New Orleans papers please copy.i rSt1ri
BRooKs.-on December IS, OF paralysis, HENRY
BROOKS, aged nfty-two years.
to attend the funeral q SO aPfyinpd a2e1ee
southwest, Sunday, December 81 ISIS, at 2 O'Clock
p. m.
OOYLE On December Ia. nj s:sop. m. RoRrpr
EMMETT URELL, beloved son Of Francis 7. ana
Honora Coyle, aged two years and eleven months,
specially requested to attsnd 6is funeral from The
west, this afternoon at go O'Clock.
,o5 n pscs s I {SHEs FREDESIeK
Relatives and friends of the family are respect
Second street and Virginia avenue southwest, at
ESQ O'Clock this afternoon.
STRAUB.-0n Decemter 16, 1875, at 2:20 O'Clock
late Joseph straub, In the forty-seyenth year OF
HIS funeral VIII take place from his mothers
O'Clock; thence to st. Mary IS church, where High
Mass viii be offered for the repose OF his soul.
he rest In peacel
THOMPsoN.-On December Is, at his residence,
4es Nineteenth street northwest, Of consump tion,
JAMES THOMPSON, (printer,) In the sixsy-fourth
Friends q me family are respectfully invited to
ner Of Fiji eenth and q streets north vest, a.
O'Clock on Saturday afternoon.
WEBSTER.-In this city, on December II, at his
WEBSTER, Of consumption, aged thirty-tWe years
and ten months.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-12-17
PROPOSALS FOR BEEF FOR INDIANS
OgBIcE OF INDIAN AyBAIRs,
CENTRAL SUPERINTENpEEcY,

CENTRAL SUPERINTENDENT,
LAWRENCE, KAN, Nov. Is, ISIS.
Sealed proposals win oe received &C this once,
In duplicate, until Il o'clock, the nth day Of DE
named quantity Of Besffor Issue 70 Indians IN he
For the Cheyenne and Arspahoe Agsncy-25oo.-
Pos weSa ~ d. rSS
weight, Beef cattle on the hoof.
For the Kiowa and Comsnche Agency, 500
900 pounds, gross weight, Beef cattle on the hooL
The delivery Of the cattle must commence ct
each Of the points named on the first day OF Feb
an ssSrier DAT. REQUIRED. and tSsrssfssr dsiiy.
cries shall be made at such times and IN such
quantities as the service st the respective Agen.
sirs to Be- dsiiversd 70 b detsrninsd and
seasonable notice given By the respective United
States Agents IN charge.
Bids Will state the price per pound, gross, at
which the Beef cattle viii be delivered as each Of
the Agencies named.
Psyments win be made on proper receipts Gftsr
the account therefor sail have been properly ap-
proved.
Eaen proposal must have copy of this sdvsr-
In executing any contract the right VIII be re-
served TO increase or decrease heamounts specified
cent, and the right is also reserved 20 reject any
ali proposals., II such course should oe deemed
for the best inttfests Of the Government.
NS eid WI Be rse ely oI any person who
No contract, or part thereof, viii be permitted
TO be sublet or assigned 70 any other party with
out the written consent Of the Secretary Of the
Interior. i
Every bid must be accompanied BY . certified
check or draft, payable TO the order o. the Com
missioner Of Indian Affairs, on some United states
depository, a. guarantees Of good faith, which
cheek or draft shall be at least fve per censum Of
the aggregate amount Of the bid, Tor supplies
proposed 70 be furnished,l and IN case any bid
der. on being awarded contract, shall fall 70
execute the same, with good and Eufncient sure-
ties According to the terms on which his bid was
MADE and accepted, such bidder shall forfeit the
mount 90 deposited 70 the United States and
ne zane shalt forthwith DO paid into the Treas
ny; but II such contract shall be duly executsd
e Aforesaid, such draft or check sodspositsd shan
be returned 10 the bidder.
AZ the execution OF the contract bond WIN BE-
required 70 IT'S full amount for the faithful par
formance thereof, with two or more sursties whose
suficiency must be certified 70 By United States
Judge or district attorney.
Proposals should be inclosed inisn envelope ad-
dressed 70 the undersigned, and tndorssd tsPro-
poeals for Beef for Indians" !
Bidders are invited TO be present q he opening
Of the proposals.. ENOUH HOAG.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-12-17
AhFHA7H"OAh
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
U0ntaininE Oards OF RiRst-Unas EstAh
unhmont In All Branches OF Bu1ts
U0aa I'm the DfOtrfOG.

ConealntnE OAreS o. ktRgt-Olneo E1tans
ushm0nt9 In All branches OF BuBts
Ussa I'm the District.
aaRICULTURkL WAREHOUsEh .
"a Baker, 81 sS, ss2LA. ayets BET stn ADsassss
ARCHITECT1.
AsaH =, searisa IOE e: asDp, P; Q. Dep. on,.,
WI. Poindextef Vernon Row.
ATTORNBYs.AT.LAW
s Fiss Z s ssTsss' ]. r. Notary CON!
RANKS AND RANREB9.'
EIggs Co., Executive ave., cor. 18th IT.
RELL-HANGER6,LOC K6MITHB .8oI
z, Fred. Fischer, s1s 18th street, bet 7 and g.
A.rWhitns. stTsW WHIT and BIT bleacher, saI p. ~.
BOOKSTORE8.
-Eolomons OhApmAns' Metropolitan Bookstors. III
Esad the 1eSest st and most IA stylsSOt
plain and fancy stationeIy, Card plates, At
ths Lighsst ssyie q ne art; An the new publ.
cations Fecetved q soon 2, Issued Tsi: Roos and
stssiOSssy ssoEs a .SsPSs cor: let ~. q
EStionnl Brass works as gs ssna ~ In ~ = Z.
ticies used IN the Plumbing and cas- and stesn
Fitting Business; complete stock OF Plumb
0rS' Supplies, &C., constantly on hand
CABINET SHOPS.
YIN. walter, SEC street. near 10Th.
CARRIAGE FACTORIES.
Eobt;H; Graham, 4lo, 81, q sth street \: w.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
4. ". Kennedy Co., sl2 Pa. ay,, bet. 9Th and nh
HOBSE-sROERS.
d =. Dor1n, Z st., bet. 9Th and 10Th, and 1So1 St
Horses shod according 70 natural HnApe Oh toots
IE8TRUMENT MAKEB8s
q. Ftsohar, Surg Instruments Trussest - tn 81
IUBTTOE1 OF THE PEACE.
q @. Weayer, Justice Of the Peace and CONVEX.
nncer, "a nth st. n. W.
LITHOGRAPHERS.
Sdorris Peters, Is Pa ave-, neAf u street, PhotoI
LfthographY speciality.
LIVERY 81 ABLE9.
,Reyes q Co., cor 18th and d st8, Close carriages
for wedding calls and receptions. Boarding
and LIVERY stables. WillArd'S hotel stables,
OPTIC1ANB.
n, 81. HemBler, IS Pa ave, cor. ~ ~
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.
John A. Hayward, wrought GRd CAST Iron R&tl-
tnEs, 1l4 Fourteenth street northNest-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-12-17
WHAT Is yEeEr1NE2

Its compound extracted from barks, roots aud
herbs. 1t 10 Nature's Remedy. It Is perfectly
harmless from any bad effect upon the system. II
u noulishing and strengthening. IL acts directly
upon the blood. It quiets the nervous system. II
gives yoa good, sweet sleep At night. Il IS great
panaceA for our aged fsthers and mothers; Tor II
Elves them strength quiets their nerves. and gives
them Natures sweet aeep-as has been proved BY
Tsny an aged person. Il Is the great Blood Puff
has relieved and cured thousands. It 10 very pleas
ant TO take; every child likes L. It relieves and
TRY the vEGErINE. Give &c fair trial for your
Complaints: then you will say 70 your friend, neigh
ber and acquaintance, ssfry 1t; It has cured me.'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-12-17

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