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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-15

NEWSPAPERS which insist on dosing
their readers with the full verbatim re-
port Of the Brooklyn trial, are now
spoken Of as the unabridged Amer
lean press.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-15

SAM BARD is out of Office at last, the
President having signed the commits
sion of Benjamin Conley, his successor
as postmaster Of Atlanta. But Sam
never stays out long.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-15

a CONGRESS representing the cot
ton growing States will assemble at
Raleigh, n. c., on the 18th Of next
month. Hon. D. E. Butler, of
Georgia, is the President Of the body,
and all agricultural societies and State
or cooperative Oranges are invited to
send delegates and take part in the
proceedings. The leading question
will be the production and transporta-
ton Of cotton and other Southern pro
ducts.
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DEALERS IN MUSIC.
PIANOS! ORGANISM
McClures' TempIe of MuSie.

HAVING ON HAND I26 Pianos, embrac-
Ling the renowned makers, Steinway & Sons,
knabe s. Co., Durham & Sons, Haines BrOs-,-
neW-besides secondhand, from the above and
nearly every known maker, together with A
Church and PariOF Organs from Burdett,
j. Estey s. Co, Prince & Co., and others, viii
offer for the next ninety days instruments at Is
per cent less than usual prices, IN order to re-
duce this mammoth stock. Short time paper
will be taken in part, charging interest on same.
Those who wish 20 purchase to advantage can
now have An opportunity. Circulars sent on ap-
plicatiOn, and full satisfaction guaranteed in
case Of sale Having large stock OF sheet
Music and Small Musical Instruments, can Of
fer great inducements. CAL and see.
j. A. MCCLURE.
feb16 deOdtf
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Notice in Chancery.

Thomas J. Harding, Err, ETC., rs. James
Hickman ct al.
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER IN THE
above entitled cause, [ will receive adj
Vaneed bids at my Office, IN the Courthouse
at Nashville,
Until 4 O'Clock p. M, Monday, June
81, 1879,
for the following described property:
Lots Nos 163, 164 ard 165 on Watkins street, in
Hardineis Second Addition 70 Nashville, 'front.'
ing each so feet on said street.
Said bids to start at 500 per front foot. II any
bids are made over this amount, the party 20
bidding will be required TO pay One-fourth (4(
cash, and for the balance execute notes with
good security, due in 6, y and Is months nom
NAV % 1875, (date OF original sale,) bearing in
terest from date, and lien viii be retained.
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JE.,
Clerk and Master.
myzI jeS, 1O,1T,2O
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no. S222.l
E,s Ch011cerB at Nashville.

CtTATE OF TENNESSEE, OFFICE CLERK
- and Master Chancery Court, Nashville
June the 2d. 1875 w. B. Bayless ct al, Com
claimants, vs.. Chas. Z. LOnghurst ct ais De
PENDANTS.
1t appearing from the return Of the Sheriff on
the subpoena 70 answer issued In this cause, that
Chas E. LOnghurst cannot be und, so that
the ordinary process Of law may be served up
on him: Il is therefore ordered that said
defendant enter his appearance herein on
or before the first Monday in July next, (lsl5,l
and plead. answer, OF demur TO cOmplainautE'
bin, or the same viii be taken fOr confessed as
to him and set for hearing eXparte, and that
copy of this order be published for four con-
secutive weeks in the Nashville Union and
American.
A cOpy-Attest:
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR.,
Clerk s. Master.
c. D. Berry, Solicitor for COmplainants.
les OaW4t
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[2-221l
Fred TerTass, Adns'r, US. Russell HOus-
ton, AdH'r, ct ais.
Until O'Clock .. IN. wednesday, June
16, 1870,
for the following described property:
l. Lot OF IS feet on Line street, between sum
mer and Cherry streets, heretofore sold on Dec.
81, 1870, TO G. ". Sweeney.
2 Lot No. 2 Of subdivision Of 80 feet on corner
Of Locust and Vine streets, heretofore sold a.
above To Vim. Brown
TERMS-FOr No the bids to start al 500 and
for No. at s225 If any bids are made over these
amounts, the parties bidding will be required 70
execute notes with approved security, due in 8,
u, IS and "A months from March %, 1915, date
OF original sale,) and lien viii be retained.
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR.
1 Clerk & Master.
"a 2 IN TE
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PEOPLE in Massachusetts are coz
graduating themselves that the dis
finpuished statesman whom they are
glad to call "ex-Congressman Butte"
will not take an active part IN politics
this year. 1t is said that ne thinks he
IS an ill.used man, and con-
siders himself too good for Massachu-
sets. If not for all the world.
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DURING the past eight years, nearly
one hundred millions of dollars worth
of church property has been sold in
Italy.
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KINGSTON SPRINGS,
Cheatham County, Tenn.
THIS wELLKNOwN SUMNER RESORT
IL viii be open to visitors

THIS WELI-KNOWN SUMNER RESORT
Il viii be open to visitors
.TsTs8e 4, 1873.
Located half 8 mile from Kingston Springs
Station, "A miles west Of Nashville, on the
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad, and in
the immediate vicinity Of the Harpeth River,
Turnbun and Brush Creeks-an hne fishing
streams.
Every convenience and amusement viii be
provided foI the entertainment OF guests that
can be found at similar resorts. Location ele-
waited, and unsurpassed in romantic beauty.
Two trains daily to and from Nashville. Hacks
viii promptly meet every train
Rates OF Board, $50 per mouth.
I. R. s. WM. E. YEATMAN,
my22 I'm Managers
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MISCELLANEOUS.
RenaOgaI!
Fire!

EtFCs A4tl4tUDut! EtTC.
w Z HAVE REMOVED, ON ACCOUNT
of the fire, from corner Broad and Front streets
to the house, Of Hughes, Amonett & Co., %
Broad street, where we VIII be located for the
present, and viii be glad to see our old friends
je91 c. G. BLACK & co.
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WOOdbdrn Annual Sale.
WE WILL C0NMENCE

A BOUT THE FIRST OF JUNE to receive
~, 900 feet Of the best Virginia Slate,
which for frmness, strength aud unfading col
or, has no superior. Now is the time 10 have
your houses covered at low prices.
my2O tt COOPER, EUBANK & co.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR MAYOR,

We are authorized to announce S. A. DULING
As a candidate for the MayOralty at the ensuing
electlOu, the last Saturday in September, 1875.
iel5 I'd
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MEDICAL.
PRESCRIPTION FREE.

nor THE SPEEDY CURE OF SEMINAL
IL Weakness, Lost Manhood and all disorders
brought on by indiscretion OF excess. ANY drug
gist has the Ingredients. Address DR.. z. HILL
TON q CO.. Cincinnati. Ohio. Oe29d1y
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PUBLIC NOTICES.
Until 4 O'Clock D M, wednesday, June
Is ISZ5.

10, 1870,
for the following described property:
A part OF lot No. in the division made by the
Commissioners appointed by the Chancery Court
in this cause. said portion fronts 1l4K feet and
extends back 100 feet, and LAYS in the rear and
across the alley from lots Nos. G and Z, which
front on Cumberland street.
TERAIS.-Said bids 10 start at SO. If any
bids are made over this amount, the party 80
bidding will be required TO pay One.third "
cash, and to execute notes for the balance, with
approved seeurity, due IN six and twelve months
from March 20, 1875, bearing interest from date,
(the day Of the original sale,) and lien will be
retained.
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PRESSES AND TYPE
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

HAVING PURCHASED AN ENTIRE
III new outfit for the Bulletin, 1 offer for sale
at bargain, for cash, in lots TO suit purchasers
the following Printing Material:
l Cincinnati Cylinder Press.
Eighth Medium NOnpareil Job Press.
/ Half Medium Ruggles Press.
80 Fonts Job Type, good as new.
300 lbs. Brewer.
$50 lbs. BOurgeOse.
800 lbs. MiniOn.
100 lbs Nonpareil.
Together with a large lot Of Imposing Stones,
Gases, Chases, Leads, Slugs and other material
necessary TO printing office.
Sale to begin to-day, promptly at 10 O'Clock A.
n. at the Bulletin Office. W. X. COBB.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NOTICE.
TIME STOCKHOLDERS IN THE NASH
VILE and Kentucky Turnpike are hereby
notified there will be an election held at White
Hill, on the
First Saturday of July, 1875,
for the purpose Of electing seven Directors.
ie15 2t j. W. JOINER, Secretary.
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ID. Berry, Solicitor for COmplainants.
les OaW4t
, 1875-04-17
Letter from ssIekesn.

In a letter addressed to Mrs.
Rowland, from her nephew at the
Hudson Bay post, dated March 21,
it stated that 100 miners left
Wrangel together, and on reach
ing the Stickeen river found there
two feet of snow. Their sleighs
sunk in it nearly TO the bottom,
making it very hard work for them
to get along. One poor fellow,
after two days travel, fell dead BY
the side of bis sleigh. The rest Of
the party went on their way, and
about so of them had reached the
Hudson Bay post. The remain
ing 20 are on their way suffering
most severely, and serious fears
are entertained for their safety.
A man who sometime since was
at Parsons Bridge, had three
of his fingers frozen. Among
other casualties a Chinaman was
fouHd frozen in his cabin so badly
that his recovery is doubtful
Victoria standard.
, 1875-04-17


PRoBABrLTIEs OF PoPULATIoN.-
The orators who used to amuse
the people about the probability
of there being 100000, 900 inhab-
itants IN this country in. 1900, viii
probably be disappointed at that
epoch, should they live to see it.
1t is easy to fall into the error Of
supposiDg that the rapid ratio of
increase in a new country is going
to last forever. The presumption
went the rounds in connection
with the petition for mint at Chi
oAgo, that as the six States of ILL
nois, Indiana, Kansas, Minnesota,
Nebraska and Wisconsin had a
population of !, 100000, and had
increased at the rate of e4 per cent
in the last decade, they would,
therefore, have a population of
25,0O0.OO0 in 1900. But in the
light Of the lessons of the census
and of the constantly decreasing
ratio Of growth, these States will
feel congratulatory in 1900 il they
have a population then as large as
they had in 1870.
, 1875-04-17
CORCstFOSDENCE.

C0rsEED BAY.-A "Subscribcr"
writes US from this locality under
date of April 4th:
Last night was aa unusually
cold one. This morning there
were about two inches of snow Oh
the ground, and about half an
inch of ice on the water bucket.
Stock up this way is suffering for
want of feed. | have not seen
vegetation so backward on the
Sound for twenty years.
A pressing want of this commu-
nitv is direct communication by
land with Port Townsend, and it
docs seem singular in the extreme
that the Board of County Com
missioners should so long delay
favorable action in the matter of
opening the road. 1t is, sir, of
the utmost importance, not only
to this district, but to the county.
| will name a few Of the advanta-
ges to be derived from it: 1t would
open out some fine lands for agri-
cultural purposes; it is laid out
through one Of the finest belts of
timber on Puget Sound; it would
be an inducemsnt for settlers; it
i. a -
, 1875-04-17

Two slight shocks of earthquake
were felt in Olympia on the It'll
inst.
A bell buoy was seen recently
in the neighborhood Of San Juan
Island.
The brig Fauntleroy has com
menced her coast survey opera
tons for the summer.
There are 40 patients in the In
sane Asylum at this date, 10 males
and 9 females.
The dwelling and other build
ings of Mr.. Montgomery, of San
Juan Island, were destroyed by
fire on the 2,th ult.
The number of prisoners in the
Territorial Penitentiary at Stella
COON, is y, and the oifenses for
which they are imprisoned are
stated thus; Grand larceny, 3;
manslaughter, 4; murder in second
degree, 3; murder in the first de-
gree, ?, who are imprisoned for
life.
The Republican Territorial
Central Committee met in Olym-
pia on the Sth and elected DIR.
Minor, of Port Townsend, chair
man.
The steamer Los Angeles, will
for the present, make but one trip
monthly from San Francisco to
Port Townsend, Seattle and Ia
coma. Leaving San Francisco on
the 9th of each month.
A steamer for use on Lake
Washington, near Seattle, is soon
to be built. Her measurement.
will be as follows: Length of keel,
so feet; breadth of beam, Is feet;
depth of hold, s feet; tonnage, 100.
The building of two coal barges
for the Seattle Coal Company has
been commenced at the Portage.
They are each to be 40 feet in
length by 80 feet in width and G
feet depth of hold.
, 1875-04-17
SheriH's Sale,

Notice Of Sale under Decree OF Foreclosure
SELUCIUs GARFIELDE vs.. HENRY l.. SIR.
TON.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE IN THIS
j cause issued out Of the District Conrt H.,
and for the ThirdJudicial District Of WASH
ingt0n Territory, holding terms at Port
Townsend, Jefferson County, ". l shall
expose for sale, as the law directs at tba
Court House door in the city of PORT .
Townsend, Jefferson County, w. I. on
Monday. May 18th, 1873, between' tpa on
hours of AN. ami 4 Pm, the preIoises ~
scribed in said decree. as follows:
That certain piece or parcel of l4rrrl si+,,-
ate. lying and being N jefferson Countr
W. T., and more particularly described ~,
the plat of the United States SURVEYS "a
the east half OF the east half of the sonth.
east quarter OF section 3 township 30
north range west of willamette Meridian
containing forty i40l acres, tpgether
with all and singular the teneinenfs
hercditaments and appurtenances there,
unto belonging or in any wise an
pertaining, TO satisfy n forelOsure n
mortgage amounting to six hundred and
siNty-onc donars and eighty-six cents
.s66l-sf in United States gold coin. and
with interest at rate OF one and half nor
cent per month in like gold coin from dare
OF decree. and costs amounting to as Is
and accruing costs OF sale and interest
The said foreclosure and decree Of sala
was recovered the 9th day OF March, IsT5.
J.J II. VAN BOKKELEN.
Sheriff of Jefferson County, w T
c. NJ. BRADSHAW, Plaintiffs Atfornev
Dated at Port Townsend April 10, 1875.
5-5t
, 1875-04-17

Condensed from the Victoria standard.l
Mr.. Dewdney advertised in the
Canadian papers for good axemen
to come out to British Columbia.
offering to pay from $40 to $50 per
month. Quite a number came
here by the last steamer; but Mr..
Barnard was not ready to give
them employment at present, and
offered $40 per month when ready.
A capital plan to get immigrants
into the country.
The schooner Letitia, from
WILDLY Island, arrived on Mon
day, with 35 hogs and 1000 bush
els of grain.
Mr.. R. Brodrick has been ap-
pointed agent for the British Co.
lumbia Towing and Transporta-
tion Company.
Capt. Mcdonald is exhibiting
bis Modoc braves in Victoria.
John A. Carr has returned to
tors mIangeI 70 re-oocuPy his po-
pending an Investigation of the
charges against him in June.
The following Telegram was re-
ceIved by Mr.. Barnard, Dated OF
tawa, April y, 1870: "Discentinue
building OF telegraph line in Bri-
tIsh Columbia under contract with
this department, Public Works
You viii not be called upon to
proceed with the work for some
months in that direction.
The telegram published in the
Standard of the 9th, to the effect
that the Canadian Senate has re-
iected the Esquimalt-Nanaimo
Railway bill has caused consider
able sensation throughout Victo-
, 1875-04-17
BOTH SIDES.

There is no more desirable quail
ity among a people than willing
ness to admit that every question
can have two sides. Earnest and
unalterahle as we may be in our
advocacy Of one side, we should
not forget the fact that there may
be something iutogrally just and
deserving Of attention in the char
acter Of the other. 1t is not
enough that We should know the
side which is visible to US; we
should not be satisfied with such
an outlook. An eminent writer
asserts that " he who knows only
his own side Of the case knows
little of that" One side we es-
pouse from sympathy or necessity;
but At is to the other side we
should give careful attention rath-
er than to our own, both from an
honest desire to be able to combat
its errors with fairness and dis
, 1875-04-17

TIE British Government was
engaged in taking every precau-
tion to prevent John Mitchell from
becoming a member OF parliament
previous to his death. 1t was
ascertalned in some manner that
Mitchell, during 1913, filed his
declaration of intention to become
a citizen Of the United States.
The paper was found in one Of
the District Courts Of CALIFORNIA
and a Photographic copy transmit
tod to England.
, 1875-04-17
NEW FREscIi coNsr1rur1oN.

The French Constitution Of 1875
as recently adopted by the Nation
al Assembly is a plain document,
very different in its form and ideas
from our American Constitutions.
1t provides that the Legislative
power shall be exercised by two
chambers House of Deputies
and Senate; that the Chamber
Of Deputies shall be elected by
universal suffrage; that the Presi-
dent shall be elected by the Sena-
tors and Deputies, in joint con
Fention, for a term Of seven years;
that he shall command the army
and navy, and make appointments
to all military and civil Offices;
that his official acts must be coun-
tersigned by a minister; that he
can, in a Cabinet meeting, ill va
cancies in the Council Of State;
that with the advice Of the Senate
be can dissolve the House Of Dep
uties; that in case of dissolution
= new House must be elected
within three months; that the Cab
met shall be responsible to the
Chambers for the general policy
Of the Government and for their
personal acts; that the President
is FesponsibIe only in case Of trea-
son; that no change shall be made
in the Constitution during Mac
Mahon's term, except upon prop
osition submitted by, him; and
that the seat Of government shall
be At Versailles. This is the sub
stance Of all the main provisions
Of the Constitution.
A statute adopted simoltane-
ously with the Constitution pro-
vides for the Organization Of the
Senate. It is to consist Of 300
members, of whom 225 are to be
elected by the Departments, and
IS BY the House of Deputies. The
Senators for each Department
VIII be elected by an Electoral
College consisting Of all the Dep
utiss, the General or Department
tai couneillorl, the Councillors Of
Districts or Advertisements, and
delegates elected BY each muni-
cipal council. The Departmental
Senators will hold Office for nine
years, one third to be elected every
third year. The first Senate is
to commence its session on the
day Of the present Assembly's .ad-
journment, for which no time was
6xed. This latter body having at
last committed itself to RepubI-
canism, must elect 70 Republican
Senators, who will secure q Re
publican majority for ten years.
, 1875-04-17

AMONG tho devices for turning
an "honest penny" out Of Beech
er's misfortune, is pictorial card
representing the principal charac-
ters figuring in the scandal as ne
gro minstrels. Susan B. Anthony
plays an accordeon; Tilton is
Bones, and Beecher has the tam
BOURNE. Tilton puts the ques-
tion to Beeehcr, Say, why am
our statements like a piece of
soap?" Beecher gives it up, and
Bones answers, Because there is
a great quantity of lie in them"
, 1875-04-17

SAILING vessels have been de-
creasing in number for the last
four years. In 1870 the total
number of registered sailing ves-
sells in the world was 56,518. In
1874, the number had decreased
to 56,2s9. At the same time, the
average size Of the ships had also
decreased from $50 tons to 25s
tons. The decrease in both cases
has taken place principally in the
fleets of America, England, Ger
many and France, where steamers
are regularly supplanting sailing
ships, and this decrease has been
sufficient to more than couuterbaI-
anco the increase Of the number
Of sailing ships belonging to
Greece, Portugal and Norway.
, 1875-04-17

NKg YORK has expended the
sum of s22, 100000 within the last
eighteen years in the construction
and maintenance Of her parks, and
in the same period the increase in
the valuation of taxable property
in the city has been ts6s,0OO,OOo.
The Park Commissioners say that
after deducting the taxes obtained
from the increased valuation re-
sulting from the improvements,
the net cost of the parks to the
city has been 100000. This
calculation implies that the Cen
trail Park was a good investment
considered from the standpoint
of the Municipal Treasury, with
out reference to its benefits in
sanitary, educational and pleasure
respects.
, 1875-04-17

A BILL has been introduced in
the New York State Legislature
which provides that within six
months after its passage, in all
cities Of the State containing more
than 200, 900 inhabitants, telegraph
companies shall be required to
place their wires beneath the sur
face Of the street or sidewalk; and
the use Of telegraph poles within
the city limits shall cease.
, 1875-04-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice TO TaxpaYerS,

A Ii PERSONS WITH WHOM HAVE
n left Assessment Blanks are notified to
hand the same in properly filed ont at my
ofllce on or before Wednesday, April 2lst.
ls75. J. J. II. VAN BOkKELEN.
sheriff.
sheriff 5 Office. jefferson County, W. T.,
April Is, 1875.
, 1875-04-17

4 GEyrrrVAS residing Ia Bohc-
wa furnishes the United States
Government with some iuf1rma-
ton which it is hoped may prove
beneficial to those concerned. lie
says during many years eHpe-
ricucc he has always succeeded
in putting stop to the depreda-
tions Of potato bugs, insects and
and worms by the free use ofcom-
m0n salt.
, 1875-04-17
FOR S4LE!

A DUE BILL FROM THE L. S. PIANO
"A Company for so to apply on f,,o
purchase OF n piano. said pianos are hinhi,.
esteemed, and sold at the manufactory foy1
the low price Of 800. The due bull win he
sold for one-third its value. Inquire at ms
Office - eAilS
, 1875-04-17
NEWARK
LAND COMPANY.
San Francisco Bay. Alaneda Co, ,caliifornia.
Title perfect. Incorporated.


THE NEWARK LAND COMPANY Is
Il now assuming shape; the Guarantee
Fund paidin This scompanywll be prepared
IN March to take 1900 people BY steamboat
and railroad 10 their town and lands IN one
excursion, which win be Advertised By
reference 10 the Coast survey Chart Il with
y seen that Al Potrcro Point. In front Of
Newark, the doep water comes all the way
through the channel Irom the Pncinc, with
the 9. p. r. r. running IN n direct line
through LiverInore puss making this the
cpnnecting point between al parts OF the
United States and BY deep water to all paris
Of the globe and the greatest manufactur-
ing point on the Bay OF san Fmncisco--
plenty Of water, good climate, excellent
soil and easy communicafion. This lnnd
win be sold ut Auction In April in acres and
lots This comp4ny VIII commence active
operation IN building, ETC., soon For au
Information, circulars, maps and subscrip-
tlon, apply At tho ofIice Of the comany slo64
Callfornin Street, basement, opposite Bahk
Of California, San fIancisco.
CHAS. R. PETERS, Manager.
t-lm