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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-21
CHICAGO.
Jefferson Davis Accepts the In
VitatiOn,
And will Address the Knox
County Agricultural
Association.
The staats ZeItunR will Support
Grant ON q Hard MoneN Platform

The staats ZeItune will Support
Grant on q Hard Money Platform.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2O.-ROster, Of the
Chicago Stats Zeitlmg, has announced
that that paper viii support Grant on a
hard money platform against any candidate
on rag money platform. If there are two
hard money candidates, they will support
the one opposing the Republican party.
AT a meeting Of General Freight Agents,
held in this city, 4 reduction of freight
rates to Kansas City, LeavenwOrth, Atchi-
son, and all Missouri river points, was
agreed upon, and will take effect on and
after the 25th inst. The following rates
have been established to the above points:
First class, 50 cents; second class, 6Oc.;
third class, soc; fourth class, 40c.
A Times special from GalesbUrg, ILL.,,
says that Jefferson Davis has accepted an
invitation from the Knox County AgTicul-
tural Society to deliver the address at the
Knoxville fair next September.
Hon. J. Russell Jones, in answer TO a
question as to the truth Of the report that
he had been rendered the Secretaryship of
the Interior, replied that matters were in
such a shape at present that he could not
give definite answer.
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go0MMlssloN MERCHANT.

it was that little spalpeen Saville, that
when he was Chief Clerk turned me Out;
and faith, now | hear that he IS in Europe.
Bad luck 10 the ship phat brings him home,
and may it sink to the bottom Of the sayr'
Mir. Newly dear woman, don't get
excited
Excited, is 10, And am [ exciled2
Faith l would have yees know that the
man Dinnis and me boy Pat saryed in the
army; and meself 10 was who nursed the
sogers. Now, Misther New, l know lots o.
payp,e in this office who was ribbles whin
me man Dinnis and me boy Pat was
marching wild the sOgeTs."
Mr.. NeW-"Well, il you Will bring me
their names, l will have them turned OUT
Yees, sir, and it's meeself that will
bring the names, and right soon, too. /
tell yees. am going to have a place, and
il l can't git IL, with the large bundle Of
characters that / bring wild me, 1 will come
down with a revolver and some one will
get kilt, that be will" ~
As she brought out the last sentence she
repeated the umbrella process, bringing it
down with violent thumps. As she retired
she told the Treasurer, "and its the name
Of the ribils 1 am after, and bal luck TO
yees, / will bring Them
After the woman had retired, Mr.. New
said 10 the S'Cr representative that he
guessed he would give the woman a place
or there might be a dead Treasurer.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-21
A LOVE SUICIDE.

On the 30, yourg Italian count by the
name Of GOttardO Pallastrelli, committed
suicide in Placenza BY shooting himself
with a pistol. Rich, young, good looking,
belonging to the highest aristOCIacy Of the
city, cultivatOr Of science. Love was re-
spOusible for the rash act. The Placenza
papers state that for some time he had fallen
passiOnately in love with a beautiful
American girl, from Philadelphia, who had
been residing over three years in Flacenza
with her family. The name Of the lady is
given as Miss Mary Wickersham. She
rather favored his suit, it is further stated,
but his family opposed the match on ac-
count that her dOwry was HOs equal TO his
splendid fortune, and upon her recent mar
riage to an artillery captain, he unfOrtu-
nate suitOr ended his days. Ladies', if you
have tears to shed, prepare % she'd them
now; at the same time, on account Of high
Stale reasons, It is necessary that republics
should overcome mOnarchies aud arlstOCrl-
cies,
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THE NEGRO INSURRECTION.
All Quiet at the Seat of War.
The Arrest Of Negroes sun Continues.

The Arrest Of Negroes stnI Continues.
AUGUSTA, GA, Aug. 2G-All quiet, but
the ringleaders in the contemplated insur-
rection, are still at large. IL is believed
there will be no further trouble. The ne
grOes have dispersed and returned 10 their
homes.
A dispatch from Sandersville, Washing
ton county, reports the arrest of Gambia
Harris, one of the leaders in the plot. He
has made confession, duplicating Prince
Rivers, Major General Of the South Caro-
lima militia. Rivers emphatically denies
the charge. There are seventy negroes in
Jail at SandeIsville. Gov. Smith is ex-
pected there tonight.
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NEW YORK.
Judgment Against a Railroad
Company for $163, $40.
Charges Against Three Police
Commissioners.
Suspension of Locks Print
Works.
A Failure.

A Failure.
NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-The Sun reports
the failure of Ferd, Hertz & Co., produce
dealers on Broad street.
Suspended.
BOcke's print works, at Passiac, suspend
ed yesterday, throwing three hundred per-
sons out of work.
Charges Against Police Commits
siOners.
John ID. Townsend, counsel for the Leg
islative Committee ON Crime, presented
vOluminOus charges to Mayor Wickham to-
day, containing specifications against Po-
lice Commissioners Matsell, Disbaker and
YOorhes, and asking for their removal for
neglect Of duty, incapacity for Office, etc.
Heavy Judgment.
Judgment was entered by the County
Court Clerk to-day. in favor of the Fourth
National Bank against the Burlington,
Cedar Rapids and Minnesota Railroad
Company for S163, $40, on eleven notes.
New Rules for Grading Grain.
At meeting of the Board of Managers
Of the Produce Exchange, to-day, new rules
for grading grain, as agreed upon between
the Produce Exchange and the railroads,
were adopted, and the same will 90 into
force after being posted ten days.
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The Bottom Falling Out.

olGlldl ~ A-AN AAAAaEN 4LlDuuts
WnREsBARRE, Pa, Aug. lS.-This
morning a cave-in occurred within the city
limits. by which a tenement house was
prscipitatpd into the coal mines below.
Fortunately there was no loss of life, al
though the three families had a narrow es-
cape. At breakfast time the occupants dis
covered that their garden was rapidly dis
appearing, and that the chicken-cOOps and
other outbuildings were being swallowed
up. The childIen were hardly removed to
place Of safety, and few household ef-
fects hurTiedly saved, when the building
began tottering, and plunged roof foremost
into the abyss, which was each moment in
creasing la extent. One of the tenants
jumped from an upper window after the
building had started. Had the accident
happened al dead Of night, the result would
have been terribly disastrous. As it is, the
ruin is complete, and hardly a vestige Of
the house is 10 be seen in the deep chasm
which marks the spot,
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THE Princess Nellie and her husband
are busiIy preparing for their European
Journey. They leave on the 2Sth of
August, and will not return to the United
States until the early part OF 1877, when
they expect to attend his Excellency's in
auguratiOn on the commencement Of his
third term. The Princess has no idea that
her father will retire from the Presidency,
and Mr.. Satoris earDt see any reason why
be shouldn't rule America all his life, as
the Prince Of Wales will rule England you
knOw.-LORg Branch Correspondent.
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NIR. BANCROFT asks no mercy, and he
will give none. Though he has reached
the end Of his gigantic history Of the United
States, he is not done with it. On the con-
trary, it is announced that he will soon be-
gin to issue a new edition. He has already
rewritten the first volume, and will make
extensive alterations In succeeding vol
umes. The history was undertaken forty
years ago, and in the meantime the author
has gained in wisdom and experience so
that he is no longer satisfied with his early
work.-ChicdgO Tribune.
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INDIANAPOLIS.
Consolidation OF Railroads.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 20.-Articles Of con-
solidatiOn of the Toledo and st. Louis Air
Line Railroad Company with the Shelby
vile, Ocomee and East st. Louis road
have been filed with the Secretary Of State,
under the name ofthe St. Louis and Toledo
Airline Railroad. The Directors elect
are Geo. d. Chafiee, Ellerid B. Stephenson,
Isaac Porter, J. c. Silvers, d. W. Marks,
Jonathan Patterson, S. B. Blackwell, Geo.
Smith, r. n. PannOck, Z. Neptune, Geo.
D. Healey,T. S. Gilland, ThOs. S. Sprague,
Geo. ?. Vending and Alfred Jamison.
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A STORY OF CHARLES L. AND
QUEEN HENRIETTA.
From GARDENERS Charles /.

For three days Charles kept entirely
alOof from his wife, waiting sulkjly till she
should come and beg his pardon.
She sought linn out and asked him in what
she had offended him. He expected her,
he answered, TO acknowledge her error.
Would he not tell her what her
fault had been? The question seemed to
take him by surprise After some hesita-
tion he said: 'Yo on told me that it rained
when said it did not rain 4 shsuld never
have thought that TO be an ofiense,' she re-
piled; but if you think so, will think so
too Pleased with such hu-
mility, Charles took his wife in his arms
and kissed her.
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BERLIN, Aug. 20.-The North German
Gazette says nothing is known in politica
usage of war.
LONDON, Aug. p, A. M.-The Times
publishes a special from Berlin saying that
the KhOkand rebels had attacked Russian
body guard. 1t is expected that the Rus
sian Government oil order the military Oc-
cupatiOn of KhOkand.
A Daily NelcS special from ViennO says
the Russian General Kaufman is Organiz-
ing an expedition against KnOkand, for the
attacks upon the Russian sOldiery.
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BUFFALO,.
Arrest of a First Glass Swindler.
The Mississippi Editors.

BUFFALO, Aug. 2O.-Detectives have
taken into custody Allen a. Johnston, a
first-class swindler hailing from New York.
He came here three weeks ago, rented a
store and started in business under the
name of Albert II. Carpenter & Co, with
some pretentions Of keeping fancy gToce-
ries. and ordered from firms in different
cities quantities OF goods on credit,
Intending TO dispose Of them
and decamp with the proceeds. He has
operated in a similar manner successfully
in Terre Haule, Ind, under the firm name
of Wallace, jenkins & CO.; III st. Paul,
Mimi, as Josiah II. Saunders; in Boston
as Wallace B. Reynolds Il Co, and has
creditors in Portland, Me-, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and other cities.
The Mississippi editorial eXcuTsiOnist ar
rived here this evening. They remain over
night, and leave tomorrow for Louisville
and Mammoth Cave.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The people If Wilkinson county, ILL.,, are
following the example of Franklin county,
in the suppression of outlawry. They are
organizing military company, and taking
measures to compel obedience to law.
The liabilities of Mo1at Bros, whole
sale merchants, Of Toronto, suspended re-
Gently, amount to 100000.
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SANDUSKY.
Jail DeIIvery-Damage by the Rise Of
a Greek.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 2O.-A Gazette special
says Gl the prisoners in the Wyandotte
county jail, at Upper Sandusky, broke out
tonight. The escape was effected by saw
ing out the bars. There were eight Of
them, of which six were burglars.
A Commercial special says a sudden
rise in the creek near West Salem, Wayne
county, last night, swept away dam, and
go feet Of heavy embakment on thei a. aud
G. W. railroad, delaying all trains. Great
damage was done the other property i'll the
YiciliiY.
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THE TURF.
Lucille GOldduSt and Orient the
Winners Yesterday.


UTICA, Aug. 2O.-The race for the Odd
class was won easily by Lucille Golddust,
Sensation second, John II. third. Time,
2:2044, 2:23, 2:24.
The 2:3l class was won by Orient, Hon
est Harry second, Lewinski third. Time,
2:25, 2:2Saa, 2:25, 2:26. Honest Harry won
the first heat. Orient was sold to the own
er of Sensation for $4,000.
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ST. LOUIS
Petition for shipplDE Facilities.

Petition for shipping Facilities.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 20.-A petition 10 the
Memphis Packet Company, asking them to
extend their line Of steamers 10 New
Orleans, so as to give steady and reliable
shipping facilities to the lower country,
was signed by a large number Of merchants
on Change to-day.
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MEMPHIS.

A Diversity OF Opinion as 20 the Dam.
age Done to Cotton by the Overflow.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 2O.-The rapid decline
in the river has uispelled all fears of fur
ther damage to crops, but so great is the
diversity of opinion in regard to the damage
done to the cotton crop in this district, it
is impossible to estimate it. The amount
varies from twenty 10 eighty thousand
bales, but there is no precedent by which
the effect of the overflow on the cotton at
this season Of the year can be spproxi-
mated. The number Of acres of corn ruined
by the food is largely in excess Of the
poftOU.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-21

A SUNDAY-sCHOOL lecturer recently
SAID that according to an old Scotch pro
verb san ounce Of mother was worth more
than pound Of preaching One Of his
listeners was heard afterWard TO remark
conhdentially that his mothers pOundings
were not issued to him by the Ounce-she
never struck less than ten pound whacz.
even when she used her lightest slipper.
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THE Key fts.--UnioR and american.
We don't know about that. We
haven't seen it turn IN the lock yet
SheIByUiIIe Commercial.
Judge Key has accepted, and quite a
few find themselves locked out for the
present
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Terms Of Subscriptions.
z NAIL Ok AT THE BUSINESS OFFICE

GOLD opened in New York yester-
day at llS3, advanced to lI3z, and
closed at the opening price.
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FRANCE.

LONDON, Aug. 20.-The NeloS CORE
spOndent at Paris reports that exPresident
Thiers declines to be candidate for the Sen
ate, preferring to remain in the Lower
House.
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The MmJreesbOro Nel1S has outdone
itself, but may live long enough to re-
pent the folly of its ways. Just now
It suffers from an attack of that
'vaulting ambition which O'erleaps it.
self, and falls On the other" side. Two
,y,,,,,r,s ,,o,-o,. y,al-a q riObt
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TENNESSEE BONDS were quiet in
New York yesterday at So for the
old and 50 for the new.
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WHEN the Earl Of Bradford was brought
before Lord Chancellor LOu5hOOrOugh 20
be examined upon application for a statute
Of lunacy against him, the Chancellor
asked him, 'HOw many legs has a Sheep
"DOes your LOrdship mean" answered
Lord Bradford, "a live or a dead Sheep
'Is it not the same thing?' said the Chan
cellOr. "NO, my Lord" said Lord Brad
ford, 'there is much difference. a living
sheep may have four legs; a dead sheep has
only two. There are but two legs Of nut
ton; the two fore legs are shoulders.
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SaRnRarlesf.

BERLIN, CA, Aug. 2O.-The annual
Saengerfest was concluded last night, and
was great success. The next will be
held in Toronto.
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SPAIN.

Madrid, Aug. 2O.-The Carlist Col.
Ripelle has been killed in SEQ d. UTgel.
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LET THE PEOPLE ABIDE BYTHEIR
OWN LAW, OR REFORM IT.


Shelbyville Gazette
Although there was no doubt of
Woodson, the negro murderer of Mrs.
Jarrett, being guilty, his lynching by
the mob at Muir reesbOrO last Thurs.
dav night was a horrible affair and
deeply to he deplored by all law abid-
ing citizens-nOt from any possibility
of the negroes innocence, or any sym
nathy felt towards him IN his fearful
and sudden taking off, but from a de-
sire to see the majesty Of the law re
spected, and not brought into contempt.
When the law and its officers are try
ing to DO their duty, showing a COM
mendable zeal IN the cause Of Justice,
then in heavens name, let them take
their course till the finale, and
if they fail to do justice, and
the failure is so glaring that
all NAV see, then let the anathemas
Of an outraged people be hurled at them.
We deem any community unfortunate
that Is stained with the records Of mob
violence. because when once the mob
spirit breaks through the confines Cf
law and order IN a community, to the
commission Of some bloody deed, It Is
ever afterwards a comparatively easy
matter torePeat the outburst; and mobs
are prOvurbially unreasonable.
Columbia Herald.
It is stated that the evidence was
suIfcieptly strong to have convicted
aim. All of which makes the action Of
tbe mob al the more unjustifable and
r-ip1;naI. Fhey have simply committed
murder under the laws Of the land;
tbev had no more right 70 take Wood
so11's life than of Mr.. Jarrett husband
of the murdered woman.
THEY pronounce it "Delende est Chi
NJ ~ I
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-21

IN an account Of his adventures in the
Upper Nile, Col. Long, Of the Egyptian
army, says tha. the black King Of Nam
Nam decapitated thirty Of his subjects in
honor Of the visitor, who also accepted a
girl as a royal gift. Through an interpre-
ter she said: Il want very much TO 90 with
you, but it must be on condition that YOU
will not eat me.7 The Colonel said he
wouldn't eat her on any consideration.
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A STALwAEr Indian is often seen about
the streets Of Virginia City dressed in
calico, like a squaw. He is compelled by
the Piutes TO wear wOmen's clothes for
COW 'riice shown in battle several years
since,
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says the steam saw mill of Bray, Richard &
Co., at Minneapolis, Mimi, burned yester-
day morning. Loss, $4,000; insuI ance,
$4,000.
Man Killed by a Negro.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 2O.-During a quar-
rel between a colored man named Sty and
his wife, Robert johnson interfered in be-
half of the husband, and was struck on the
head with a barrel stave, receiving injuries
which caused his death.
Suicide.
DfNyER, Aug. Cool. JnO. Ii. White,
of Missouri, committed suirlde here this
morning, 10y shooting himself through the
head. The act is attributed TO dissipation
and financial distress.
Shot His Wife's ParamOur.
ST. LOUIS, No, Aug. 2O.-Last Saturday
Frank Bell, who lives in Livingston county,
some fifteen miles south Of ChillicOthe, on
returning home from town, found Thomas
Florence in such relations with his wife as
caused him TO empty three chambers Of a
revolver into him, killing him instantly.
Three Children Burned 20 Death.
QUEBEC, Aug. 20.-Three children
named Lord, in COsimire, were burned to
death by the burning of their house.
COunterfeIters Arrested.
Two men named w. j. Martin and j.
e. White, were arrested here this evening
for passing counterfeit money. Six hun
dred dollars in counterfeit ten dollar notes
on the Richmond, Ind, National Bank
were found in Whites possession.
Crushed TO Death.
JacEscrews under a moving house on
Penn street broke this evening crushing
and killing man named Philip McGinnis.
Two Children Burned TO Death.
CLEVELAND, o., Aug. 2O.-A fire broke
out N the fourth story Of Beckman's
block, on Superior street hill, tonight at 0
O'Clock. The fire burned through the floor
and fell into a room occupied by August
Zeller, a tailor, setting fire TO the bed
clothes Of bed in which were three chill
dren sleeping. One of them, little girl,
a year and half old, was badly burned,
and died soon after being removed from the
room. Two boys, twins, were badly
burned, but will recover. The damage to
property is light. The origin Of the fire is
unknown. The parents Of the children
burned were away at the time of the fire.
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COTTON unchanged IN New York
yesterday at 14sCG143c for middling.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Saw MIL BurDed.

CHICAGO, Aug. 20.-A Times special
says the steam saw mill of Bray, Richard &
Co., at Minneapolis, Mimi, burned yester-
day morning. Loss, $4,000; insuI ance,
$4,000.
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Nan KILLED bH a Negro.
Suicide

DENvER, Aug. Cool. JnO. II. White,
Of Missouri, committed suirIde here this
morning, by shooting himself through the
head. The act is attributed TO dissipation
financial 1ipfrsaee
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THEY pronounce it '.Delende est CHI
cago9 in the public schools OF st. Louis
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Arrival of Distinguished visitors.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.-The following
officials from Cincinnati have arrived in
this city: Mayor Johnston, and Messrs.
Schif and VIM. Storms, Park Commission
ers, with Mr.. A. Strauch, Superintendent
of Parks, and also Of Spring Grove Gem
etery. The object of their visit is to in
spect and report on Vulcanite pavement.
From here they will visit all cities of inter-
est in the East
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WASHINGTON.
Death of Rear Admiral Napoleon
Collins.
Statement of Graham Bros. ~
Co.'s Affairs.
Appeal OF Seventeen Cotton Cases
to the Supreme Court.
The Spanish Complain of the
Administration.
Two Cuban Fflibusters APP
preaching Our Coast.
Decrease of immigration for the
Past Year $4,000,

More Chicanery Discovered.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-21
A sure Remedy.

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Ing cut caused by the heat. Persons taking
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T.A AL. 0 l.a T..