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Markets by Telegraph.
SALES.

NEW YORK, November 16.-Uottorl dull; sales,
s77 caes a asa@as Eleas e sd
southern quiet and heavy common to fair extra
!$5.40as6.45; good to choice, s8.50@$9. Wheat
msnd Corn opened duh and d cios xs51 heavy 7S@
Axe. for steam western mixed; 75k0 7Gc. fo.s
sail western mixed t76h@77c. forhigh mixed and
heavy aower 4@5oc for mixed Wsarn ana
State. Colve-Rlo dull and &c. lower; I74@l9 exc,
s1 sar fas oe sr gS q sGSS
SIC. for prime no sales Of any magnitude report,
ed; refined steady.I Molssses-Grocery grades ssiet'
latter for choice. Rice In fair demand. Taiioas
steady at 9 9.l6@9ac. Rosin easier at s1.76@i
81; s7H Turpentine dull at 40}zc. Pork easier and
Whiakey lower al sl.l5. Freights arm. -,''s'
4 s",El> y .&BALTIMURE. - lg.,"~ ~
BALTIMORE, November Flour dun Howard.
street end western superhne: $4@54.75; extra,
as@y SS97s7 Gy Ms
dull Penlsylvania RED, 81 ,ssSgs1 SO; Maryland
Zoo re; new, 5s@ssc; Yellow old Tee.; new eS
ee2ggssSc. Qa!s firm southern. s794sc. Rye,
s2325@s23.5O. BuIk-meats~None Offering.
Bacon In good demand; shoulders, 1oH@l1c.;
weak at ils51 4ze Coffee dull and heavy JOB.
biug, lS4@214c. Whiskey firm at SILT. sugar
steady and firm at l0@104c. tt>,1s,,!i ""Ef -
Mt $40 :siT LOUISVILLE -ta fSstEs& t-s =
LOUISVILLE, November ll5.-FIour. wheat oats,
and fye quiet aud unchanged Corr quiet but steady
as 62@65c Provisions quiet and hrm. New mess
pork, S22. Bulk meats item and fifteen days In
salt)-Shopl ders, 64@Skc. clear rib-sides, 1lHd1
11Sc.: clear siues, l2Sc.-aIi loose. Lard-Tie1ce,
13S914Ac. Whiskey quiet and unchanged at
Sill. ~. -, =, :, : =, s,rt - ):
CINCINNATI, November 15.-Flopr quiet and un.
changed. Wheat steady, with moderate demand
red, Sl.lb@$1.25. Corn scarce and srm old, So
@64c.; new, ,47@48c.: Oats Gull at 28@3Sc.
Barley dull and unchanged. Rye dull at 7SGaS0c.
Pork quiet and upchaVged Lard easier; steam,
lSl1. 96@$12 spot; S12 seller all the year. Bulk
meats quiet and unchanged. Bacon easter; shout
ders 0c.; clear rb-sides, lac. clear sides, 14hc
.Green.mea inactive. Hogs dull; common light,
s6.90@S7.1o; fair to good packing, $1,000
a7.4O; good. butchers. $7.45g$7. 80; receipts,
s,795 head; shipments; 492 head. Whiskey frmer,
though not quotably higher. .r 81
PHILADEL PHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET. 4
PHILADELPHIA, November 15.-Cattle dull
prices without uute' ial change; sales of $500
head at 7ll71S'. for extra Pennsylvania and west
ern steers; 5h@6Tc. for fair TO good; 33@5c. for
common. straightforward fair; sales OF 1000
head at 5@6c. Hogs lower sales Of 5000 head
at S11@$12.
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The Arkansas House Of Delegates has
passed the Senate bill authorizing the State
Board of Finance to hypothecate bonds y,
order TO borrow money 70 ipay the current
expenses OF the ssates &; F. 4 ~. .'s
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Sweden,
FATAL RAILROAD col,

FATAL RAILROAD COLLISION.
STOCKHOLM, November ia railway col
lision occurred to-day between Linkoping
and Liankeberg, killing six; twelve hurt.
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HArR-WORK, dc.
n EMoyALli REMOVAL!

win respectfully call the attention OF the ladies'
70 the fact that have removed to No. I'll Broao
street lone square below the old place., and oeng
Under much less expense Will be able to supply
them In HUMAN HAIR.W0tRk, FAm NGs;, So1ps'
JEWELRY,& &C., at prices Gstya5eb So rs GRAN
cER S1s 49, ~ e. T.. GRANGER,
TO I'll Broad street.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER ID, 1875.
Steamer Wyaneke, Couch, New York, mercnan-
disc and PASSENGERS. g. ". Allen Co:
Steamer j. w. Eyerman, Plat, IPhiladelphia,
merchandise and passengers. WI Porter, agent
Steamer John Sylvester, clifford, Norfolk. Iner-
chandise and passengers. L. 3: Taturn, agent
chasdise, Richmond, York River and Chesapeake
ks sehooner a B. Fields Frank Alexandria grain
h assbooner futile Dayton, Shelly, Norfolk. corn,
GaEego Mills manufacturing Company. ,oo, M,
ssnSoR Mckee ssr M aUh COMPANY
Schooner William L. Hearn. Watson. Norfolk,
logs, Manchester Bucket-M anufacsurlng Company.
Z SAILED,
c,o,r,er John g. yde, Geoghegan. Baltimore, mer-
cSae eam. Richmond, York River and CHESAPEAKE
ks ss5ooner Maor william H. Tantum shoe Phil
adelphia, granite, Curtis Parker. =,
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. p,
From New YORK. November 18th, schooner Will
'1 From a New York November 18th, schooner Sc
gqH pcm W4 BaemSre November 18th, schooner
W, Efdricge. s..sf gg
schooner Barnet Jones; Crittenden, from Rich
mond ra City Point nd ass 1 Bsnss from RICE
mond. at New York November 12tb.
ASchnoner Emma u. Edwards, Chamber mn, roM
Richmond yia Drewry's Biun' ~ new so'k So'
yembeE 18th. ,o,a,no., New
York November 18th for Richmond
By telegraph.
NEW YORK. November 1S- Art s1e ops: VIZ
| aa Sv.'rnusKy. OHIO, November 1S.-The schooner
| Conrad Reed, owned here, sunk OF the CANADIAN
coast asd all on board supposed 70 pc Ioss
Mataka. nom baltimore for San Bias. encountered
eae On The 10Th instant in 81 north lasitnGe snl
"a west longitude, In which sne ioss hef 's a'''
| had TO pat back for repairs. Z. Z, :
ATItgTfC CITY, November ia schooner ran
| on the bar az O'Clock To- day. The iue-savinS
| crew has gone to her assistance.
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90 ,ANToN INSIDE LINE.'asaHar

NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.s e.
. TRf-W EEKLY. s. ~ s
On and after OCTOBER 1ST the splendid IRON
steamers OF this line will leave Richmond TUES
DAY =, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from,
Powhatan Steamboat Lines pier, at corner Of
Twenty second and Dock streets, making close cons
nection each trip ut Canton, Md, {East BaAimorSA
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company for. Philadelphia. $50
.s.r. ri 5!'t SPECIAL ADVANTAGES: ~ 81 70
All freight BY this line covered by fire and marine
insurance free or cost. No dockage charged AZ
Richmond. Rates as low as any other fine. Thls
Is the quickest line between Philadelphia and Rich
mond. -, az. lSslg ~! ~, q
- Canton inside Line, and sent TO the PhilRdel.
phIa, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Phiiadei-t
.phla. .....j...- Il. - .sg...;. ~, az, q 4,
lmond. For further Information apply to -
.., ~ - !. IL B. lrATUM,Agen luz 4
~ Office Twenty second and Dock stre0ta III
90 5HGs ~ ~ and No 903 Main street or 90 =
~ j. 8. WILSON. General FreaRhtA GENT q.
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rsilsosds
Z PhliadelnhfH ~ il 800 ~ IL -.
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sTAMES RIVER sTEAMBoATa .Es:S
~ Ess;z G6MRAHY.
WINTgR SCHEDULE

FOB NGnFOLK.P ORTFMaUTB BALTIMons
80 ND NEW ZURK.
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y Death OF an Actor.
NEW YoRK. November 15.-George Bel
more, the English actor, died here this mora
Ling. ;s.o Is
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tNLDiDoMINIoN STEAMSHIP S&EeN
~ 80 IJkltia COMPANY. s343s 80
| u ,..,,.. FOR NEW YORK. sfrs41iY III.

This company will dispatch one OF their splendid
NyWYANOKEiISA y
BELL. RICHMOSD, and GEORGE W. ELDER-sk
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY Nhigh !
water. - t1sss ~
These ships are entirely new, and were built exs
pressly for this route. at,4fE fte.! Sc; s3ssf41
rooms. y NSiisrS5'1 fN'f'T 49,
The fare, accommodations, and attentions sre un-a
Goods shipped BY this line are landed regularly :
thew York on The company's covered pier, 81
North river. iptg, ai!, D. l,@,,,I ~ agi,sL,f
with dispatch, and no charge made except acftak :
Freight received until 8! 2. n. daily 81 VI III
For further Information apply TO Efsft
L@31 GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO., Agents, -.
my 10 90 Office ComHany's wharves, Rocketts.I "
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Fob N0HFQLKs POETS1apTH, BALTIM0REs e
20 AND NEW XURK. e = -
- itks, a 5s
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ON James HTTER. ,sass
On ana after TUEsDAY October 5. 1875. his 4,
GomnaUyafs dad. elegant steamer JuBsssY7s.ssas
States mail WI leave be. wilsrfs KoeEetsss
aboye-R aimed points TEESDAYss TH UE6Ukyn,E "a
Ssssengers InaSss connexions With Bay Line u.s.
" Scrfoak for Baifi,nore, and New
SIX EEAARERo EORE0LK ON. Ys....s,Sy q cas aifssss
aLa FAnE " HoREpItRs AND RE-ass - srssss-,
Faro 10 RhiiadaJphlas !, ~. IN 90 5sksSs
FHre 10 New York =. 3. ii 10 s-tssft
= !, I!ckets Ter sa,e on steamers al CARRIER 60.
Ticket 4gfuCys Ma.nrs street, and Exchan HnteE III
and baggage checked through. Ereight srxcesyefs
as,y ,SE sassn, NGrsss and
6sP. Asat reasonable rates. ;ss 5Si5Iss .,sssss3
Freight fors ;lanaiSgs must be psspatt
once Conpsny' wharf. Roskets; hsnnch ofac6
q w ID. Blair & Co.'s Sc. eos Main sireets51t6 9-ng
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vgINEs, LIAatORs, 3TOEASOssa,, exe.
r BUMGARDNER's
OLD RYE wHIskBY.2

The undersigned, SOLE manufacturers or this
celebrated Virginia brand, desire 10 Inform the
public that we have NO AGENCIES Oh BRANCH
HOUSES In this State. ana CAUTION them that the
ONLY genuine BUMGARDNERt WHISKY,
such as has been known TO the country for fifty
years, can only be obtained DIRECT from us, our
warehouse at Stanton, Va. 80, 49, -, -
s..s.. ,.s.s- J. BUMGARDNER &, SONS, /! :
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n COMMERCIAL
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
= III, RICHMOND, November Ii, 1876,

aFt 500. EsASh-'ioSA., Asoseuos1.lo 1oI0a !.
2 OFFERINGS.
. WHEAr.-tWaite,f 2. 0as bushels BED, $3.50
bus hels. II. y, s.s. So. sv..s.. -. ; - ~
CORN ai.s, 500 bushels. - = ~
iOATS.-292 bushels. pa - .s,ttA o ib.- u.
RYE.-20 bushels. 3.r .sia gasi tf5 y 10
s" ~ SALES. 49, II !. -gty
WHEAT.-W White, l76 bushels fair ON private
terms; ZOE bushels prime at $1.45; "a bushels
fair at $3.50; 80 bushels very good at 81 40;
leo bushels common st 1885 ; 40 bushels very
very good at S1.42 lac bushels very good 90 pri.
yate terms; 80 bushels common at SI.l5; 90
bushels common at 81 rs; SO bushels fair at 81.
1858 bushels fair at 81 SO: "a bushels Common of
S1.10; "a bushels at S1.3S; 126 bushels prime at
81 .&5: 626 bushels on private terms; 40 bushels
common on private term5--total, ], 65S bushels ),
CORN White, "a bushels new prime on private
terms; so bushels very good new on private terms
20 bushels fair new at 6Uc.; 80 bushels fair ne ut
65c.-to.sl, 2Q6 bushels. 49, - & .gvf,,gl,..
: OATs.-16 bushels fair winter at Soc.
= RYE-20 bushels fair al exc. :" -i1-E,4.s -
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.rTHH HANDsOMEsT STOVE, - IA
spEARsS FRAEKLIA 2RE FLE y sssss.
FOR psrOr. chamber. S,t,.uSoS oe tAa
nnbitc 10 III stocg sof STOVES, - -
PARLaH.HEATERS.ss i = /, ,i,,o dose IN the
PlnMbing, Gas Fitting. ana Tosss-Snr-
uisfsipR Goods always ON hand sns W pesss's .
the times. Give me q call !. paxT IL. Ja..s ~
M ~ d sa szsS = - reg MALI ess1es..
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MARINE HNTELAIGENCa.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, NOVEMBER 10, 1875.
sun OF Moon rises. 7.5S
sun ...4.59 High tide. 6.4S
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MULES, HORSES, dc.

EOR SALE, A FINE MARE, On
Il FIVE years old, sennd and well broken "a
to saddle and TO harness.. Apply at 1..!N%
LIPSCOMB'S stable,
y Fifth street between Marshall and Clay streets.
. 1B-1tx L
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DE A1TENE or ErEaMruSlsss5sss-.sss
fOR PHILADELPHIA '''-'- .sess
ssssnsS 3. W. gVg 81 9
rsseiye freight for fs Above sssse IN
me 18th ifasant % ~ 1Ux1l3Ay
s9,soD, fkHescos Did :ssi s,is c
AZ insiudax Eeat mi
foh NJ Pie Id.lESs11 ::
ste. ms as1snip 4ay .Sfsslssiap ,oaapanssS
November 6fs ~ acs,cs RI
mig a.'sns reseatsd Hntil 9 O'clock Moaass svs-
hrcueh Bits or iad,p9 s,rrsss .r, ~. 49,
and y VET spss points ssutb
Passenger aeeoHinoAsfS No. 4 81.
Esfe e sss oxork. steerass Dc: roua1
y Fer freight or passage apply 10 80
M 1s.at ~. SEss:aLLag a Coz gents
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VYBITING CARDS, Soc. to 81 for %, at
Y tbs DISPATCH PRINTING-HQUsE aj5i:
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HORSE FOR SALE.-I desire to ENH-1
HORSE, of elegant appearance; rides nicely, and Is
perfectly sound and gentle in single or double har-
ness. Can be seen at my stable, 2l0 south Third
street. inc 1891 WILLIAM E. TANNER.
EOR SALE.-A first.rate pair Z AM- ON
Il ILY COACH HORSES for sale low, be- ~
cause the owner has no use for them. Address
HORSES, care OF Dispatch Office. no 11-5t
MULES, MULES.-Just arrivedA -
Nh at our stables on assignment, from YEA
FIRsT.CLAss MULES, eAaES
which will be sold very low to close them out at
once.
FIRST-CLASS HACKS. BUGGIES, &C.; for
hire. TAU 14l TURNER Il co.
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pHILADEl PHIA LIVESTOCK MARKEr. !,

! PHILADELPHIA, November l5.-Cattle dull
prices without mnte' ial change; sales of $500
head at 7ll71s'. for extra Pennsylvania and vest
ern steers; 51@eHc: for fair 70 good; 3a@5c- for
head at 5@6c. Hogs lower; sales Of 5000 head
aot al mS12 .''r
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ID HI a, CH.ae$F#&a -
L MOND.AND NORFOLK STEAN.sx3E " q
'sHrP IINE.-F6K PBiE ADELPHlA TWICE ~, !. !.
WEEK.AUntiI EiTther notice tile steamers or this
line will leave Philadelphia. every TUESDAg SEQ 8!
SATURDAY, and Kshpond every ~ EsDA 81
and FRIDAY at 12 o'clocks ~ ~ j I Z 4 49,
Freight taken al low raaes for all parts sf New
Jersey, Pennsyvsnia,l md Deawafe,l for Tfpyst
dence and Boston. Aso, for, Liverpool and AMI "a
and oillaof lading signed through g3sd i!GIj sts
ia al .g,ajEr !, Wir: PGR srt +, a Agert
Fss .22'I ( WILLIAM 2. CLYDH g co... st5sl'',
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VA ALTER D. BLAIR & Co., /, r-'3}.n4
: w ESTABLISHED 1920, 9o3 Main street. -
pas IS ~ OUR SPEIALTIES.. - = p9+ ?.
CHAMPAGNES-all brands; = 2,i,. l1t1!# T. ~,
WINES-all brands-fnest imported :; '-..sa i :. .
:" ALLEGHANY nWHISKEY-VrginiaM Mountain
d. Rye-very good; '.i's t.
So WtLLISn WHtSKEY--yery fine; E1'@"J -1E.
!" SELECT" WHlSKEY-Dr. McCaw's certif
- cate; ~r 80. - +. ...- ~ 49, - stlz
TEAS-best grades; -s = ~
Imported CONDIMENTS and FANCY GRoCE
RlES; .t. g,s'.s ~ Z t.Lt G....- ~
Imported aud domestic CIGARS.
AS our stock Is purchased for cash we cannot he
undersold. Liberal discount to the trade. ~ .t'
oc 22-1m sse.
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Keller from Staunton.

f. lrrespondence Of The Richmond Dispatch.l
OF A NEW PREsBYTERIAN
CHURCH. CALL OF A PASTOR-THE VALLEY
KAILRoAD SUITS GROWTH OF THE TOWN
MLrlR. WORKS. &C.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-09-22
New York Dav-Book !

A DEMOCRATIC WEEKLY. Established 1850
to supports "WHTE SUPREMACY" politica
and social Tcsms. - per year. TO clubs
copies for 81, no extra 10 copies for $40 !;
one extra to the gette, up. No other premi-
ums. Address "Day. Book" New Yolk.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-09-22
To be conti'nued.)

Mark what procures Others es-
TEEN, and in this respect initiate them !;
a. the same time observe what errors
render them disagreeable, and care.
fully shun those.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-23

Grants ambition to be reelected for
a third term, though it cannot be graf
lied, bids fair to cost the country mil-
lions and millions Of dollars. His
illegal interference with the affairs Of
Louisiana and Mississippi, and in his
threat t. overturn the Government of
Arkansas, have already had a most
bIghing elect upon The business in
terests Of the whole South. which, the
Nc5r York Sun says, Is reflected upon
many important branches o. trade and
industry IN the North. His mad
message to Congress upon the Arkaa-
sas question may cost that unfortunate
State very dearly, even if nothing
comes from 1t beyond tie effect 1t has
already produced IN deranging trade
and industry there. Tae attitude the
President has taken has naturally ex-
cited alarm among those who have
business relations with the people Of
Arkansas, and the consequence is a
depreciation Of the credit of Arkansas
merchants in the business centres Of
the country. Northern merchants re-
fuse to make advances to the produce
dealers Of that State; the factors in St.
Louis and New Orleans IN their
turn. alarmed at the prospect
Of the revolutionary measures
indirectly threatened by Grant, dare
not extend the help to planters which
it Is absolutely necessary that they
should have in order to get in their
cotton crop, and utter ruin stares that
important interest il the face. With
the bankruptcy Of theplanters, extreme
want will come TO the negro laborers
depending upon them for employment
and supplies, and thus the blacks as
well as the whites viii be compelled to
suffer the greatest privations, all in
consequence Of Grants despotic deter
mination to force himself for a third
term upon a people who have at the
polls expressed their emphatic condem-
nation OF him and his corrupt Admins
tration.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-23
Original Attachment.

D. ". CuIlom as. George ". Bullock.
TYHE PLAINTIFF HAVING MADE AFFI-
i davit that the defendant is justly indebted
10 him by account, which is due and unpaid,
and that the defendant, George W. Bullock, has
abscOnded, has taken his property and secreted
il so that the ordinary process OF law cannot be
served upon him, and having obtained from l..
e.. BurTus, a Justice Of the Peace Tor Clay
county, Tenn, an original attachment against
the estate of the defendant, returnable before
L. c. Burrus, j. P, and the same having been
levied on the defendants property, II Is there
fore ordered. that the defendant appear before
the said L. e. Burrus j. P, at his Ofice at his
residence in Clay county, Tenn, on the 10th day
OF March, 1879, to plead OF defend said suit, or
il will be proceeded with eX parte.
1t is further ordered, that this notice be pub
lished for four consecutive weeks in the Union
and American, a newspaper published in the
city of Nashville, Tenn. This February y, 1915.
fzhg3 Oaw4w /. c. BURRUS, J. p.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-23
LITERATURE.
zELL'S ENCYCLOPEDIA
Dictionary,
AND GAZETTEER.

IT CONTAINS EVERY WORD IN THE
i English language with its derivation and
definition. 1t has a sketch OF every noted person
Of all ages, many OF them with portraits. IL has
description Of every country, sea, lake, river,
mountain, town, etc, in the world. It contains
description of diseases, remedies, instruments.
surgical operations, etc, etc, 1t contains a de-
scViptOn Of the migration OF Iraces, the progress
Of the nations their custOmsf laws, religion, etc
It describes all animals, bids, insects, fishes
and reptiles. It describes every plant and flow
CT, vegetable and tree; with their properties
uses, etc. 1t describes all new inventions, en-
glnes, machinery' tools, etc. 1t contains nearly
three thousand engravings Of persons, animals
plants, trees, flowers, machines, buildings, etc
Zelrs Encyclopedia is full, complete, and
reliable, and at the same time so remarka-
bly, low in price, that millions Of copies Of
the parts have been sold, and the demand
is still as enormously large. For a speci-
men, address J. W. BIRDWELL,
Nashville, Tenn.
feb2O d2w&WIt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-23

ANENT the Civil Rights bill, some
old fogy has resuTected Abraham Lin
coins construction Of the dictum that
"aH men are created equal" 1t was IN
his canvass with Stephen A. Douglas
THAI the late lamented explained 1t as
follows: ''The right Of every man to be-
come the equal Of every other man, if
he can"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-23

Fred. TeTass, Administrator, u.s. Russell
Houston. administrator, Ell ais.
1. Lot of IS feet on Line street, between Sum
mer and Cherry streets, heretofore sold on Dec.
81, 1870, TO q W. Sweeney.
2. Lot No. 2 Of subdivision of 80 feet on corner
Of Line and Vine streets, heretofore sold as
above 20 William Brown.
TERMS OF SALE-Credits OF 6, y, Is and
q months. Notes required with approved Sc
Curitv, and lien retained.
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR.,
deC2} &mar6, 1920 Clerk and Master.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-23
THE SPENCERIAN PENS ARE FOR
SALE BY ALL DEALERS.

SALE 81 ALL DEAEEhSs
We make Fifteen Numbers Of Pens, differing
in ieXibIity and tneness Of point, adapted %.
every style Of writing; as follows;
No. 1. College Pen. Point Fine. Action
Perfect. This is a great favOrite with our
leading peumen, is largely used in tho
Schools and Commercial Colleges through
out the country, and gives better satisfac-
ton than any Pen before the American
public.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-23

THE Washington papers publish a
letter from Senator johnson, to the
President Of the Metropolitan Demo
cratic Club, with regard to the public
reception rendered by that orgsniza-
ton. He says: 1T Is not in my power
to state at this time when I will reach
Washington, and hope that no steps
viii be taken in respect to my recep-
ton until I get there, when I can STE
you and exchange ciTIities."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-23

TIE Navy Department is bankrupt.
Scarcely a dollar remains to its credit
in the Federal Treasury. All the ap-
preparations for the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1875, have been consumed In
eight months goodly portion Of it
for election purposes last fall. Other
departments may turn up minus for
the same reason. Hence the demand
for increased Federal taxes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-23
UNION AND AMERICAN.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1875.

SENATOR STEWART made a home
thrust when the Indian appropriation
bin was up, by expressin; his belief
that slavery had produced a higher de-
gree Of civilization than the Indian
agents, with Grant and his peace poll
cy thrown IN.