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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-20
The sIabry.Maney suft.

In the case Of the First National Bank
vs.. Jos. A. Mabry ct al, yesterday, Gen.
MabTy concluded his testimony and MeSsrs.
John Williams, Thomas 0COnner, Thos.
II. Malone, Mike Vaughn and George
Nancy were then successively examined,
when the court adjourned till Monday.
There were no additional developments
in the evidence relative to the lobby ser
vices suggested in Fridays testimony.
Gen. Nancy stated that Gen. Mabry APP
preached him on the subject Of a loan OF
5000, representing that be was in press
ing need of that amount, but failed TO get
the accommodation, at first directly and in
directly; that Gen. MabTy was already
owing him 5000 or $1,000; but that af-
terWard, when he felt that he was secure in
he possession Of large amount Of eXecu-
tions against Gen. Mabry's property
amounting to about $4,000, he yielded
bis acceptance, by which Gen. Mabry OBJ
tanned the 5000 from DR.. Morrow.
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Oaioers Of the tennessee Press AssO-

The list Of officers elect ofthe Tennessee
Press Association, as published yesterday,
in the city papers, was incorrect. Follow
ing is a correct list, as taken from the Off
cisl records Of the Association:
President, Mai. joseph Barbieue, Mem
phiS Eclectic.
Vice Presidents, G. J. Lockwood, Jasper
Herald, A. b. Upshaw, Columbia Herald,
DR.. r. a.. Dickerson, Paris Intelligencer.
Secretary, DR.. r. J.. G. White, Lebanon
Herald.
Treasurer, W. i. Wade, Milan En-
chance.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-20

The health officer reports IS deaths dur
the past week-17 in The city aud in the
county: from alcoholism, Inflammation
Of the brain, ! cholera infantum, ! Group,
1 dropsy, bilious fever, l scarlet fever, 1
castro enierites, l hives, / marasmus,
meningitis, ? consumption, thrush, l
teething and whOoping cough, being
still born. Of The deceased were whites
& males and female) and 10 cO.ored q
male aud ) female); adults and IA minors;
II natives Of Tennessee and 1 Of another
S ate.
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WHO Is HE!
A Pretended BrOther-In.IRW OF Gen.
BreeIkInrIdge Iu Quest OF Legal Ad-
yice-He Claims TO have Killed His
Man ia Kentucky.

a
BreckInridEe in Quest OF Legal Ad-
yIee-He Claims 10 have Killed His
Nan ia Kentucky.
Early Friday morning a man went to the
residence of Ed. Baxter, Esq, corner of
Central and Rutledge streets, and after
arousing the household inquired for that
gentleman. Mrs. Baxter informed him that
her husband was absent at Gallatin, attend
inc court, and directed him TO the residence
Of Col. Baxter Smith, in Edgefeld, part
ner of the well known law firm Of Baxter,
Smith & Allison.
The stranger made his way to the house
of Col. Smith, and soon succeeded in arOus-
ing him from his slumbers. Col. Smith
came out to see what the stranger wanted,
when that individual gave his name as
James Burch and said he had left his home
at Lexington, KY, on account OF having
killed a man named Fowler, Revenue
Collector, for aiding another man in run
ming away with MS daughter. He had con-
suited his counsel and it was with their ad-
vice that he left home. He said he was
man Of considerable wealth and owned
large tracts o! land in the neigbOrhOOd Of
Lexington. He claimed that Gen. John
G. Breckenridge, deceased, was his brother
in-law, and he wanted Col. Smith to write
to Col. Breckenridge, Of Lexington, regard
ing his trouble. He also desired Col.
Smith TO draw up draft Of $4,000 on the
First National Bank of Lexington, payable
to Col. Breckenridge.
Burch further said that Yank
BY and two other detectives Of Louisville.
were on his track and had followed him to
this city. Col. Smith wrote Immediately
to Col. Breckenridge and received the fol-
lowing reply yesterday by telegram: "NIrs.
Breckenridge has no brother and the First
National Bank has no such depositor."
Sir &c receiving the reply Col. Smith has
not seen BUrch, and has come TO the con-
clusiOn that he was somewhat dersnged.
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snn,chipg ID ; Man Agent.

A young man who has been employed as
transfer mail agent at Frost Station, the
i,1c.iou Of the Northwestern, and New
Orleans and Cairo railroads, was arrested
Friday on the charge Of going through"
REGISTERED letters and robbing them OF their
contents. The little game had been car
Rad IN fo- some time, but the perpetrator
eouId not be detected till ''decOy'' packages
were employed. The prisoner was taken
TO Memphis. BE is apparently ho1 over
Dine,esf, wears of ace, but does not seem
ths a. unnerFed by his receut troDbie'
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Three soId and Two I.oaned

To the Union ana American
BELLE MEADE, June 70, IS75.-I see it
stated in the paper Of to-day. that Gen.
Harding had sold five colts for $1,000.
The facts are that we have sold the three
colts, CamargO, Ventilator and Voltigeur,
and loaned the two FLIES, the Bounding
Doe and ValeIian, TO the purchaser, Dennis
Mccarthy, till the 9th cay Of October,
1875. Yours truly. ". II. JACKSON.
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0hesthaul County,

CRAGGIE HOPE, June 1S.-One Of the
most terrific storms Of the season visited
our community yesterday about noon, do
inc much damage to the farming interests.
Trees we're uprOoted, houses uncovered and
corn blown down. l fear the wheat crop
(which is very fne) has been injured 10y the
storm.
Last night about 8 o'clock, came another,
Lsut not with as much wind. INDUS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-20
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHINGS.

GEN1LEMEN'S FURNISHINGS,
Rev Style Boys Hats at Gray
& Mobiles.
Beautiful Styles Children'S
Hats at Gray & Mobiles.
Elegant Display New Neck
wear at Gray & Mobiles.
Gray & Noble have received
"The Styles" Of the Season.
Broadway Style Silk Hat at
Gray & Mobiles.
Sensible Styles of Hats for Old
Men at Gray & Mobiles.
NObby Styles for Young Men
at Gray & Mobiles.
Good Goods at low prices for
cash at Gray & Mobiles.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-20

The first monthly meeting Of the men,
bers Of the Rock City Building and Saw
ings Association viii be held on Saturday,
July 3, at7P.M, at No. 40 North College
street. The first installment of two dollars
per share is due at that time. Members
wishing loans viii proceed as directed by
Section ?, Article 5, of the Bylaws.
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G-and rIconIight Zoe.

A grand moonlight hop viii be given at
WeitmulIer's Garden Tomorrow evening,
which promises to be well worth attend,
ing, the arrangements being complete IN
every respect. The tickets have been placed
Bv the managers AT the 10" pTlce OF nifty
qsnts. the object of the hop being for GENT
raj endowment instead Of profit. Street cars
will run during tie night.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-20
AYoung Lieutenant.

No doubt the happiest event Of the past
week at Ash Barracks was the birth of a
bouncing son on Friday, the 18Th, to Alrs.
Katie and Lieut.. Leven c. Alien. Long
life and prosperity to the martial yOungster
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-20
Free Once Again.

The Circuit Cont relented yesterday
and made an order releasing John A.
Cooper from Jail. The penalty was re-
milted, however, only so far as it related to
the remnant of the term Of Imprisonment.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-20
THE MAYORALTT.
Call UpOn Hugh NTeCrea. ESQ

A Call Upon Hugh AcCrea, Esq.
To Hugh McCrea, Esq: Sir-The IN
designed, having watched your course for
sometime as a member of the Board Of
Aldermen, and having recognized the great
executive ability, firmness and good iudg-
ment displayed by you 10 your position as
President Of that Board, feel that the in
teTests of the city demand at this time
person with the above requisites at the
helm, and we therefore ask that YOU allow
us TO use your name as a candidate for
Mayor Of this city, at the ensuing munich
pal election.
VIM NJ Bailey, John n Sperry,
w X Phillips, b Lanier,
i II Lanier, ST, WI Wade,
W II Scruggs, G 81 Jackson,
G p Rose, VIM Phillips,
ThOs d Fife, j L Dismukes,
F A Porter, VIM A Woolwine,
A j McWhiter, Steve Driver,
w b Early, j B Richardson,
II V Hooper, Ed Bryan,
Z L GOOdbar, II B Grubbs,
G Ellis, James Winner,
Jas McDOugal, RObt johnson,
ThOs Wood, n Hutchins,
VIM Beadle, II L Claiborne,
L WhOrley, A GennetL
d H Bailey, R A Milan,
Robert Orr, W Simms,
A KlOOz, H Speny,
A G. WilkeTsOn, r F Nevins,
w w Kirby, EO Parsons,
J N Carsey, F NJ NeviDs,
r G K Martin, W Z Burgess,
S Lenehan, w + Graves,
John Carson, r W Graves,
VIM Whielley, T B Reid,
VIM II Wood, S f Norton,
Y Schwaz, Z T AicGill,
A Ledbetter, II McGill,
James Gennett, N Hambrick,
c K Winston, n B Lipe,
G E B French, G II ScruggS,
f V Harding, II B Mailman,
n T Rudy, VIM I Sample,
p Linch, VII Carsey,
E G Eastman, A NJ TenniSOn,
John Hughes, W r McDOugal,
Jas II McDOugal, I L Pritchett,
W J Parkes, II Hill McAlister,
F G Kreider, J A McAlister,
Jas Wheless, Henry 81 Bond,
S D McAlister, Saml a Otis,
W K McAlister, ST, Il H Wheless,
L B Sample, John Williams,
n S French, Joel French,
F A Blum, VIM II Perry,
James Reid, John Doyle,
Pat Bains, Jas Perish,
Peter Law, John Dale,
John G HALEY, ThOs Parkes,
2 NJ Taylor, John w Mosby,
4 Il BEDFORD, j B McFeTrin,
" p TuTpin, b r Gutter,
: B Hall, VIM Culbert,
Felix Garter, j MnnleI.
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Large stock Of Kid Gloves closing out at
SOC at Hogan Bros. je20 eOd3t
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White French Organdy and real French
Swiss, two yards wide, cheap at the South
ern Palace, Church street. my23 If
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Come quick and secure bargains. Beau
tiful styles of Hair, Chip and English Straw
Hats and Flowe.s, will be sold regardless
Of cost at Richheimer's Dry Goods EmpO-
rum, 46 College street. je2O 1t
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A Fresh arrival Of Fans, Parasols, Do
msstics and, Calicos at Riehheimer's Dry
Goods Emporium, 40 College street.
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Moonlight HOp.-On next Monday
night, June the 2lst a Moonlight Hop will
be given al Shoenpspg's Garden.
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Cottage Clocks at the Dollar Store.
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Large Hair Switches at the 5 Store.
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Argand Lamps at the Dollar StoFe.
ia9n II
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Fans! Fans Fans The cheapest Fans
in Nashville. A $500 Fan for $3.50. A
splendid Fan for p cents worth, elsewhere,
three times as much. G.. Rice & Co.
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CITY NOTICES.
Piques selling cheapest at Hozan Bros.
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Largest stock of Parasols at Hogan Bros
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Iydy and Knitting Cotton at Hogan
Bros. leo eod3t
New Cassimeres just received at Hogan
Bros. leo eod3t
Closing out all kinds Of Summer Goods
at Hogan Bros. je2O eOd3t
Just received, so pieces Prints at sc, at
L. FARMLAND Il Co.'S, No. 10 Union ST.
j=Z0 Il
10 Bolts of Domestic at sc. 10 Union st.
je20 1t
Beautiful 5-inch Sash Ribbons at 25c.
per yard, at 10 Union street. je2O 1t
Crown Neck Ruflss for sc. a. No. 10
Union street. je2O It
90 WhalebOne French COsets for 45c.
at No. 10 Union st. je2O 1t
Ladies' Six and Lace Ties at 2Oc. and
upwards at 10 Union street. je20 1t
II you want TO be we'll dressed wear a
Warwick collar and have your boots black
ed. je2O 1t
New Grenadines at astonishingly low
figures, just received. G. Rice & Co.
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Fans! Fans Fans The cheapest Fans
in Nashville. A $500 Fan for $3.50. A
splendid Fan for % cents worth, elsewhere,
three times as much. G. Rice & Co.
ja2O 2t
Moonlight HOp.-On next Monday
night, June the 2lst, a Moonlight Hop will
be given at ShOenpspg's Garden.
je2O 1t
Come quick and secure bargains. Beau
tiful styles of Hair, Chip and English Straw
Hats and Flowe.s, will be sold regardless
Of cost at Richheimer's Dry Goods EmpO-
rum, 46 College street. je2O 1t
A Fresh arrival Of Fans, Parasols, Do
mestics and. Calicos at Riehheimer's Dry
Goods Emporium, 46 College street.
je2O 1t
Large Hair Switches at the Store.
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Cottage Clocks at the Dollar Store.
je20 1t
Argand Lamps at the Dollar Store.
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New Class in Photography this week,
No. l Cherry street. j. W. Dolbear.
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Southern Backing Factory at Gallatin,
Teun.-The trade supplied at lowest rates
quality unsurpassed. Breast, Gibson &
Co., IS Public Square. my26 I'm
The Louisville FaTOritel-Cary's ele-
CANT. Cologne, very refreshing, fragrant
and lasting. Price Of trial size, 25 cents.
Give it trial. For sale by DemOyille s.
Co. and druggists generally.
les thur, sun, tues I'm
Japanese Check Silks 25c, just received |
at the Southern Palace, Church street.
my23 If
New Madeira Lace Embroidery for trim
ming Ecrue Net POlOnaise and Ecrue Lin
en-, at the Southern Palace, Church street. !
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White French Organdy and real French |
Swiss, two yards wide, cheap at the South
ern Palace, Church street. my23 If
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STATE OF THE WEATHER..
Local Report for the City, Saturday
June I9, 1873.
Time. ThrI Weather.
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New Class in Photography this week,
No. Cherry street. J. W. DOlbear.
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STATE OF THE WEAFHEE.

Local Report for the City, Saturday
June l9s 1870.
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Blank g. indicates no report; cipher (O) sta
tonaryi minus ~ tendency 70 fan; plus (f)
tendency b rise.
A. G. FORD, Sgt Sig. Ser, o. S. A.
Departed-tbe Eddyville for Cairo.
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New Madeira Lace Embroidery for trim
ming Ecrue Net POlOnaise and Ecrue Lin
en-, at the Southern Palace, Church street.
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New Grenadines at astOnishingly low
figures, just received. G. Rice & Co.
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TRUNKS & SATCHELS
IN GREAT VARIETY.

Ladies and GeRiieRsH'S Solid Sole
Leather, Ladies' SGrdtOgGs IN every style;
also Ladies Dress Trunks for packing
dresses. a full line Of Ladies' and Gentle
mems Sdtchels, 1000 on hand, all at prices
that defy competition az
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Southern Backing Factory at Gallatin,
Tenn.-The trade supplied at lowest rates
quality unsurpassed. Breast, Gibson &
Co., IS Public Square. my26 I'm
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The Louisville FaIOrite!-Cary's ele-
CANT. Cologne, very refreshing, fragrant
and lasting. Price Of trial size, % cents.
Give it a trial. For sale by Demoyille s.
Co. and druggists generally.
je3 thurs ,sun, tues I'm
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Japanese Check Silks 25c, just received
at the Southern Palace, Church street.
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RIVER NEWS.

Daily ReDOrf Of Stage Of Water, tgifA Changes IN
the a hours ending p. n. June Is, 1873.
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IL you want TO be we'll dressed wear a
Warwick collar and have your boots black
ed. leo 1t
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that defy competition, at
Vim. DunStead'S Trunk Store,
40 COLLEGE STREET,
BETWEEN UNION AND PUBLIC SQUARE
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Ladies' Six and Lace Ties at 2Oc. and
upwards at 10 Union street. je20 1t
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TRNNEsssE a PACIFIC RAILROAD
On and after Jan 1, trains viii run as fol-
lows. Depot, South Cherry street.
TEAMS. LEAvE. ARRIVE.
No. .. .Nily except Sun
fav-......-.-..| 400 . m s:l5 N
GEO. NANCY, Pres't and Sup't.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-04-29


A Few PROVERBS. Borrowed clothes
never fit.
Better go round than fall in ditch.
Better go alone than in bad company.
Be slow to promise but quick to per-
form.
Better go to bed supperless than get
up in debt.
Cut your coat according to your cloth.
Always catch & man before you hang
him.
Charity begins at home but does not
end there.
Do not rip up old sores.
Doing nothing is doing i'll.
Diligence commacds success.
Debt is the worst kind of poverty.
Dependence is poor trade to follow.
Deeds are fruits, words are but leaves.
Do unto others as you would have
them do to you.
Every couple is not pair.
Everything is in good season.
Everybody's business is nobody's bus
mess.
False friends are worse than open en-
emies. -
Fortune knocks once at least at every
mans gate.
Fire and water are good servants but
bad masters.
Great bankers are not hiGers
Great pain and little gain makes a
man weary.
Give man rope enough and he will
hang himself.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-04-29
AN INTELLIGENT LOBSTER. a

An INTELLIGENT LOBSTER. French
journalist met with a strange pet the
other day when paying visit. While
he was talking he noticed something
moving on the carpet. which was neither
dog nor cat On looking again he saw
that it was q fine lobster, dark gray,
spotted with red, and thought it must
have escaped from the kitchen. The
lady smiled, and said, 81 must tell you
the history of my pet. Some months
ago I bought lobster, and as it was
not wanted for dinner my cook left it IN
the water in the kitchen. was going
to a ball that night, and being ready l
sat in an easy chair and fell asleep
Suddenly L sprang up from the pain of
sharp bite in my foot, and I saw the
lobster biting it. I started up and ran
to the kitchen. No one was there, and
cloth in front of the fire had caught
fire. It was soon extinguished, but I
have kept the lobster ever since out Of
gratitude" IL has its basin of cold
water, and seems to recognize its mis-
tress, and so fond of music that 1t is
always drawn towards the piano when
ever she plays.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-04-29

THE Mecklenburg Declaration of
Independence, which is to be celebrated
at Charlotte, n. c., on the Goth day of
May next, was made in Mecl1lenburg
County ON the 90 of May, 1775. The
citizens of that county declared at that
time their absolute independence, and
pronounced themselves free people
and for the maintenance of their indie
pendence they solemnly pledged to each
other ''their lives, their fortunes, and
their most sacred honor" They also
based their action on ''the inherent and
inalienabIe rights of man. The points
of coincidence between this document
and the one promulgated the next year,
now known as the Declaration, are many
and striking. The citations given above
will serve as examples. Mr.. Jefferson
however, defended and established the
originality of the Declaration prepared
by hum, and even cast some doubts upon
the genuineness of the Mecklenburg
instrument, though these were afterwards
dispelled.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-04-29

THE annaul report of the U. S. Bur
eau of statistics shows that the total
value OF goods imported for the year
1884 was 1896, 861, 24S. The total value
of our exports for the year, reduced to
a gold value, was 5000, 913, AS, showing
a balance In favor of the United States
of $57, 052, 1877. Of specie and bullion
we imported sos. 454, 906, and exported
S66, $50, 4O5, the balance against us being
$3S, It's, 499. Compared with the year
1873, the value of our exports for 1874
show an increase of st3, 9O6, 491, and
our imports decrease of 1888, 767, 9S2.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-04-29
TALENTED MACHINE.


e. P. Warren, matchmaker of Three
J Oaks, Mich, has been for years working
rlpon very intricate piece cf mechan-
ism. For a long time nothing was
known as to the character Of the inven-
ton, but some time since 1t was ascer-
tanned that he was at work upon calcu-
lating engine, which was intended to
work not only in the first four rules OF
arithmetic, but also to perform compil-
Gated mathematical calculations. 1t was
apparently such an impossible undertake
ing that no one supposed he would sue
ceed in it; but he persistently persever-
ed in the undertaking, and finally
has brought 1t to a successful comp et;on.
This wonderful piece of mechanism,
which is capable of performing brain
work In such a marvellous manner has
been exhibited to number Of people in
this vicinity.
The machine, as now operated works
in addition, subtraction, multiplication,
division, interest. discount, etc., with
great rapidity and accuracy, and is cap
able, when skillfully managed, of work
ing examples under nearly all of the
rules of the arithmetic. As now arrang-
ed it gives an answer of twenty figures
but could be alterated SO as to give an
answer of thirty figures or more. The
number Of specially formed pieces IN the
machine is over 2, 100; the whole num-
her including rivets. screws, ETC., is
over g. OO 1t is made mostly of steel,
and is in very compact form. The ma
chine has command of figures which
is perfectly surprising. 1t will run
backward as well as forward; will detect
and show an error We're it possible for
one to occur. An operator when famil-
lar with the keys, will register figures
with the machine as rapidly as he can
set them down on paper. The following
example in interest was set in the ma
chine and performed IN less than twenty
seconds. What Is the interest on
S7,671. 09 for two years, seven months,
nine days, at eight per cent. !? 1t will
be regarded as the most intricate and
complicated piece of mechanism ever
invented. The principle upon which il
is constructed and operated is very diff
cult to understand. Scientific men
who have examined the different engines
at Dudly University, and know the diff,
ficulty of the undertaking, have express
ed themselves as greatly surprised at
the wonderful working power of this
machine, which far surpasses that.