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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-07-30
HaEgnnRf

Major H. c. Bate, of the Crescent Cotton
Factory, on ShOal Creek, Lawrence county,
was in the city yesterday en- route for Sum-
ner county, to visit bis relatives.
Among the Commercials guests arriving
Yesterday were W. NJ. Wade, Of Goodman,
Miss; 10. Auerbacker, of Chattanooga; Or.
Sam Thompson, of Shelbyville, and Col.
Sam Marshall, of Louisville, Ky.
Drs. L. g. Noel and Henry w. Morgan
leave this morning to attend the American
Dental Association at Niagara Falls. The
latter goes as a delegate from the Tennessee
Dental Association, while the former is a
permanent member of the American Den
tai Association. DR.. W. H. Morgan and
daughter follow tomorrow morning.
DR.. J. r. BUST is again in the city after
spending some time in visiting Northern
cities, and the watering places in Virginia.
His health has been much improved by
this respite from his professional labors.
At Lincks Hotel: G. III. Crosby, st.
Louis; NJ. Morse, Louisville; w, L.
Young, Cincinnati; l.. j. Wheeler, 81.
Louis; Mai. James H. Langston, Knoxville;
/ D. BearSOn, Louisville; j. w. Campbell,
Columbia; G. II. Smith, Pembroke, by.
Col. l. ". Gordon, Glasgow, KY; w. T..
johnson, st. Louis; ThOs. MCNeary, John
McNeary, G. Sweasy, j. McSOrly, c..
Houtz, VIM. Redmond, D. Collins, J. FL
lick, I. Oran, A. Craft, D. Morgan, f.
Flint, M. Kimball, St. Louis; II. Herschler,
Chicago; R. A. Cruzen, Atlanta; j. r. Hill
man, Mckenzie; Wm. McIntiere, Peoria,
Ills; NJ. SchuTz, Selma, Ala; G. Briggs,
II. W. PIice, and L. II. Price, Ohio; j. q.
Storer, Atlanta, Ga.
At the Maxwell: w. Bergman, Balti
more, Md; Murphy j. Foster, Franklin,
La; j. p. Wallace and wife, Mississippi;
+. Hawkins, ThOs. Wright, Dent Martin,
ST. Louis; George G. Albsugh, B. NJ. Sher-
ri, Flenn 9. Davis, Louisville, KY; John
Waters, Little Rock, Ark; Albert Buford,
Jr., Reynolds Station; y. K. Moore, Union
City, Tenn.;J. W. Duncan, w. H. CrOcllet,
Troy, Tenn; George a. Elgin. Huntsville,
Ala; ID. Cook and wife, Lebanon, Tenn;
W. II. Cannon and wife, Shelbyville: VIM.
F. Hardin and family, Memphis; Walter
Scott, Mrs. T. J. Finney, New Orleans;
Mrs. James Garrett, a. G. and r. c. Stew,
art, st. Louis; VIM. F. Bingham, Thos. F.
Perkins, Franklin, Tenn.
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NnnderbiI1,s PROCEED.

The FyaRkIin ReUielo and Journal hears
of many students from all parts Of the
country who are going to the Vanderbilt
University in October next. II says: cat
that time Commodore Cornelius Wander
bilt win be on hand with his beautiful
Southern wife, when the noble structure
will be dedicated to the cause OF
liberal education, by DR.. Deems'
the pastor of the Church of the
Strangers, in New York city, a church
given by Commodore Vanderbilt to DR..
deems, and to which his wife belongs.
1t is hoped that the time VIII soon come
when ali the youth, of every denomination
in the South, who desire to preach, will
be- educated free of charge, and, if need be,
Clothed and fed while there. The gift of
this noble philanthropist is the greatest
blessing conferred upon the South' 10 neI
whole history. As long as time shall last
her noble benefactor viii be gratefully re-
membered by the good people Of this sec
ton"
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OriginaI Attachment.

State Of Tennessee, Davidson County, W. H
Gaines Vs. JnO. Ashford
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING To
the satisfaction Of the court from affidavit
OF plaintiff, that the defendant is "a nonresident
Of the State Of Tennessee, so that the ordinary
process Of law cannot be served on him, and
that said defendant is indebted TO plaintiff in
the sum Of twenty seven dollars ard five cents,
due by account and unpaid.
40 is therefore ordered that publication be
made in the Union and American. a newspaper
published In the city Of Nashville, for four con
secutive weeks 50 rs 90 compel said defendant
to appear before me az my office, in the city Of
Nashville, on the oath day o. August, 1915, AZ 10
O'Clock A. NJ, to plead, answer OF demur to ed
attachment, or the same VIII be taken as c NO.
fessed and set for hearing x pIIte.
Given under my hand aud seal, &C Office, { s
18th day Of July, 1875.
iyl7 oaW4t JAS. EVERETT, j. P.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.

Union Ticket Oface, Maxwell House.-
A. II. Robinson, Agent.
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DrayaEes
To the Union and American:

10 lut l Alou anu Americana
NASHVILLE, July 20, lST5.-Your ar
ticle headed "a Mammoth Enterprise" in
to-day's paper has done singular injustice
to a class Of hard working and energetic
portion Of our fellOw-citizens. In the esti-
mate for dTayage Of cotton, You have twen-
ty cents per bale, whereas, am now dray-
ing large lot of cotton, from a warehouse
on North Market street TO the depot, at
seven and a half cents per bale, quite a diff
ference one would think. Again, you have
it, that four cents per buShel is charged
on grain; whereas | and other draymen
are now engaged in Transporting grain
from a warehouse on North Market street
to the depot at one cent per bushel in bags,
and even a less price in bulk. You should
discount your calculation for drayage %
per cent. Such statements UnWittinGly
made, do a great deal Of harm. We dray-
men reside within the corporate limits of
the city, We pay taxes and privileges for the
support Of its government, and are largely
interested in its commercial prosperity.
We cannot think you should SANDER US,
even unintentionally, for the puTpose Of
blowing a mammoth enterprise or ''Or-
ganiZatiOn" situated beyond the city limits,
no doubt, purposely to avoid taxation.
DRAYNIAN.
In regard to the charge for grain, it
should have appeared "two cents" in our
article instead of "fOur'-a correction
which the context in the calculation there
made must have shown to the careful
reader. The two cents per bushel on grain
and the twenty cents per bale on cotton for
each dTayaCe, were not intended 10 repre-
sent present rates, but the average in the
future judging by the past. Neither
were We particular that they, OF
any Of the figures employed
in that connection, should be perfectly &C
curate. They were set down simply as the
off-hand estimates Of a truthful and well
posted merchant, and they served their pur-
pose of illustration. "Drayman's" figures
would have served the same purpose, lead
iOg to the same general conclusion regard
ing the public utility Of the enterprise, the
importance Of which we were discussing.
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A train will leave the Lebanon depot for
Nashville next Sunday at $50 A. N. Re
turning, leave Nashville at 3 p. NJ. Fare
for the round trip, one dollar. This will
afford a good opportunity to hear some Of
the Nashville big guns Of the pulpit
Lebanon Herald.
This ought to become an every Sunday
custom. Il would have a civiliZing effect
on our neighboTs, and might have benign
influence on the savage breast Of the fiery,
untamed Herald man.
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Eastern Fast Line, ex-
cept Sunday $3.50.
e stern Express, daily.
Eastern Night Express,
except Sundsy........
nj. Sterling Mall, ex-
cept Sunday....-.-...-
L 'xingtOn Express, e1-
cept Sunday....-....s.
Lagrange AccommOda-
ton, except Sunday
Lagrange AccOmmOds-
ton, except Sunday
SheIbyville Mail, except
Sunday..ss.-----s.-...
hsIbbyVille Express, e1-
cspt SUndsy...s---....
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One Of NashvnIe's Bucks I'm TrOubIe.


The Lebanon Herald of Wednesday says:
"a festive Nashville gentleman Of color,
named Anderson Watkins, came up with
the excusionists Sunday, and just before
the return Of the train, became exceedingly
obstreperous, giving utteranee to numerous
remarks Of an Objurgatory character and
otherwise fracturing the rural peace of this
quiet hamlet. Officers Cox and King went
out to the depot for the purpose of soothing
our metropolitan friend, but he wouldn't
be sOothed. He broke away from the City
Marshal, ran into the car and out Of the
window, and was finally captured by police
man King in the creek bottom, after an eX-
citing chase. Mr.. Watkins contributed
the benefit Of his geological knowledge to
the chain gang Monday, and returned to
the metropolis yesterday sadder and a
humber man."
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CtTATE OFTENNESSEE, OFFICE CLERK
- and Master Chancery Court, NaEhyllies
July the 22d, 1S75---,Iames a. Seldom e AS
complaiuants, V- William W. WOOdfOlk Ct ais
defendants.
It appearing from the afhdavittO the amend
ed and supplemental Pill tiled m ting
cause that the defendants, Wm- ". WOOdtolk
and NJ Howard are uOu-resldents OF the state
OF Tennessee, so that the ordinary process %
law cannot be served upon them.
It is therefore ordered that said defendants en-
ter their appearance herein before or within the
first three DAYS of the next term Of said Court
TO be held on the first Monday i'm October next
QS75). and plead, answer, or demur % com
Dlainants' amended and supplementalbill.O or the
same will be taken for confessed as % tnenl ana
set for hearing ex pGrte, and that copy OF THIS
order be published for four consecutive weeks
in the Nashville Union AID American.
A COpy-Attest:
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JE., 81
Clek and Master.
i'll. Rice, Solicitor for COmPlainants.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOUR s4TTEFTIOE'!
THE UNION AND AMERICAN
IsprePaTed to execute every description Of
JOB PRINTING
IN THE BEST STYLE AND on FIRST
CLASS MATERIAL.

TUHE PuBLIC MAKE A GRAVE MIS-
take when thew 20 or send North and East
tor work lhat can be As well and a. ehlesply done
in Nashville by the Union and AInei s en- -. lI
-- .I,-,+ ttayl' esi,l do better in the job Rooms
p 80 i-,ioD and American than they will do
by going abroad, and that il Is great mistake s5.
u -, sstter than they can obtain at home
,r...y sIouId remember that the more work they
49, formed by their neighbOrs, the better
sbIe IN their neighbOrs be 70 do hne work. and
~. more thew do abroad, the more they Will
bay,e 10 do abroad, because there viii be moth
ing to induce hrst-class printers 70 come and re-
main among US.
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Blank g. indicates no report cipher (O) sta
tionary; minus ~ tendency to fall; plus ID
tendency to rise.
&C. FoRD,S'gt Sig. Ser, Q. S. A.
The river continues to Tecede at this
point. We report 25 feet II inches on the
gauge at 3 p. NJ. yesterday.
PITrsBURG, July %, 900 P. MLThe
Mcnongahely river 10 feet 10 inches, and
rising nearly 5 inches an hour.
LOUISVILLE, July 29.-River SO 4-lO feet
and rising fast. Cloudy weather.
CINCINNATI, July 29.-River rose rap
idly during the forenoon; mo- slowly this
evening, reaching SO feet s inches; about
stationary tonight, and will probably fall
again Tomorrow. Weather fair.
q CAIRO, July 29.-River rising slowly.
Mercury 50.
MEMPHIS, July 29.-River rose 1 inch.
Weather stormy.
ST. LOUIS, July 29.-River risen 2 feet
and still rising rapidly. Weather cloudy
and sUltry.
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Marrow Escape OF a Dusty sIumbsrer.

Marrow Escape Of = Dusky sIumbsrer.
As the passenger train that let this city
on the Nashville and Decatur road at eight
O'Clock Wednesday morning, went thunder
ing along a short distance this side Of
Aspen Hill, the Watchful eye efthe engineer,
Louis Dahney, cauEht sight Of the form Of
man lying on a trestle work. He at
once blew down brakes, and checked the
speed of the train. The noise ofthe whistle
aroused the apparently lifeless form, which
proved to be a negro about fifty years of
age, who, probably overcome with fatigue
or ben1ine, had dropped into the arms Of
Morpheus in such an unsafe place. When
the old fellow realized his peril, he uttered
an exclamation Of terror and leaPed Of the
side of the trestle distance Of fifteen or
twenty feet.
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Their Inconvenience.

A man and two women were in the city
Yesterday trying to arrange for transpOrta-
ton to St. Louis. The statement they
made was TO the effect that they had been
living upon the Cincinnati Southern road,
and were on their way to Benton Greek
Iron Works, Mo. They said that when
they left home one of the women had Sl3T
and the man 500. She gave her money TO
the man for safe-keeping, and the entire
amount was stolen from him some distance
from Chattanooga. The woman had $50
due her from some one living near the lat
ter pace, which she collected, and with it
raid their fare to this city.
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SHARP BURGLARY.
A ResfaurateuF's Safe DexIerOusIy
Deprived of a Decent sum.

Deprived OF Decent sum-
Hemphills restaurant on Church street,
was burelarized 10 the extent of over three
hundred dollars in the "wee sma' hours"
OF night before last. II was shut up at
midnight, and about three o'clock A. N.
some one, rcOmiGg in a building near by,
heard piece Of glass fall, in the direction
Of the restaurant, but supposed it was a
bottle burst, When the saloon was opened
Yesterday morning, the bar tender, on IN
locking the safe, found that it had been
robbed of over three hundred dollars,
which had been left there the night
previous. The key was found in its
proper and usual hidingplace, but must
have been employed by the burglar to IN
lock and lock the safe, as there were no
signs of violent means having been re-
sorted to. Il was soon discovered how he
gained entrance to the room. A window
on the west side Of the building had evil
GENTLY been raised as a corner of a pane Of
glass was missing near the latch holding
the sash down. The glass bore evidences
of having been cut with some sharp insiru-
ment. Every sign indicated that the deed
had been done by some person who had
Dosted himself carefully about the saie-key
and ;be most feasible route 10 the interior
of the saloon. The restaurant people re-
mort, however, that they have 10 clue to
the perpetrator.
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mustc On CapitoI Hin Tonight.

The Post Band will give its usual con-
cert this evening, the programme to consist
of the following pieces:
l. Vic.oIy, Quickstep, by Brese.
?, Father Please Come Home Again,
song, by Bennett.
3. Kyrie EleiSon, by Weber.
/. Festival Schottische, by BenediX.
3. Fantasia from Steadella, by Flotow.
6. Andaute and Waltz, by Parlow.
=. Pauline GalOpade, by Rietzel.
s. Medley, by FueSsell.
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Changes Among the Army Surgeons

Assistant Surgeon Spencer, Of the United
States Army, who has been stationed at
Ash Barracks for some time past, has been
ordered to Lebanon, Kentucky, to relieve
the medical officer at that place, who will
%, TO Frankfort. Assistant Surgeon Maus,
recently stationed at Frankfort, will come
To Ash Barracks as assistant to DR.. Weed.
DR.. Spencer is a young man Of fine ability,
high moral character, and devoted to his
profession. During D. stay here he made
many warm friends vino Willregret TO learn
of his departure, and will extend him a
hearty welcome should be ever return.
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SHE stepped into the car radiant with
youth, and looking cool and bright in her
flower trimmed hat and speckless suit of
linen. Four young men Immediately Of
fered their seats; she accepted one with an
enhancing smile and instantly gave it TO a
Door, wan, little old woman who had been
standing for ten blocks. Whereupon the
young men did not know whether TO get
up again or not, and tried their best not to
look foolish,
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In Chancerv at Nashville.

CTATE OF TENNESSEE, OFFICE CLERK
y and Master Chancery Court az Nashville
july the Sth, 1SI5.-A. +. Tvague, Ex'or, etc,
Complainant, vs.. n. NObsOn et ais, Defend
ants.
The death Of defendant, n. HObson, haviDs
been suggested and proven TO the salts acton OF
the court, and 10 appearing that susan A. En-
yIish. one OF the heirs at-laW of said decedenJr
and her husband, r. II. English, are non-rcsi-
dents OF the state Of Tennessee, and residents
Of the state OF Arkansas.
1t T. therefore ordered that Susan A. English
and f. Il English enter their appearance here
in on or before the first Monday in September
next. lSI5J and show cause, II any they have
or can, WHY said suit Of A. p. Irabue, ENOr,
etc vs.. y. HObsOu ct ais, should not be revived
against them. and stand in the same plight and
condition as it stood at the death of y. HObsOn.
a cOPy-Attest: -.--.
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR-,
Clerk and Master.
I'M. DickeuzJH, Solicitor for Complainant.
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE AND
GREAT BOUTHERE.ZDepot North Col
lege street. j. n. BROOKS, agent.
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Original ,gfFTcH111eIIf.

State o. Tennessee, Davidson county,. A.
Mcclure vs.. John Ashford
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING to the
satisfaction Of the Court from affidavit OF
plaintiff, that the defendant is a nonresident OF
the State Of Tennessee, 80 that the Ordlns ~ pro-
cess Of law cannot be served on him, anu that
said defendant Is indebted 70 plaintiff I'm the
sum Of sixty-tE0 dollars ami four cents. due bv
account and unpaid
u is therefore ordered that publication be
made IN the Union and American, newspaper
published in the city Of Nashville for four con-
secltive weeks so as to compel said defendant
20 appear before me AZ my Office, in the CITY Of
Nashville, on the Z4th day of August, 1873, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, TO plead, answer or demur to said
attachment or the same will be taken as con-
fessed and set for hearing eX parte.
Given under nv hand and seal at once, this
18th day Of July, 1875.
JAS. EVERETT, j. P.
frTT oauTlf
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H1sroRr is at dimes Idificult for children

HISTORY is at times difficult for children
to understand. The other day little girl
was studying her lesson before her parents.
The subject was Louis the XIV. Of France
and the princes whom he legitimatized.
GLOW was this, papa" said the child, "the
king had children with Madame de Mon
tespan.o He must then have been mar
ried to her? Yet this book says the Queen
was not then dead swell, well, inter
rupted tne mother, to stop the discussion,
eunder Louis the XIV. it was possible to
have children without being married, but
since that time it is no longer possible.
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State Of Tennessee, Davidson COuntv-Phillip
jackson & Co. rs. G.. W. Lindsey.

State Of Tennessee, Davidson COunty-PhiIlips,
jackson & Go. ". G. W. Lindsey.
IN this cause It appearing 20 the satisfaction Of
i the court from affidavit Of plaintiffs. that the
defendant is a nonresident OF the State Of Ten
nessee, 50 that the ordinary process Of law can
not be served upon him, and that said defendant
is indebted 70 plaintiffs in the sum Of sixty dol
lars and ninety eight cents, due by account ard
unpaid:
1t is therefore ordered that publication be
made i'm the Union and American, e news
paper published i'm the city Of Nashville, for
four consecutive weeks, 50 as 70 compel said
defendant % appear before me at my Office i'm
the city Of Nashville, ON the I6th dav OF
August, 1875 40 10 o'clock A. NJ, 70 plead
answer or denur TO said attachment, or tho
same viii be taken as confessed and set for hear
ing eN parte.
Given under my hand and seal this 18th day Of
July, 1915. JAS. EVERETT, j.. p.
iv1H OaWtt
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There will be a grand ball al Bon Aqua
tomorrow ui.ht, FRIDAY, 3Oth inst.,) at
which the beauty and fashion Of Memphis
and Nashville will be present. The music
will consist Of both brass and string band,
and every amusement will be afforded.
railroad fare for round trip will be only
$500. Hacks will connect with trains. No
more pleasant run from the city can be had.
iNyN y
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UnWboIesOme FOsd.

We call attention to the new ordinance
sto prevent the sale of Unwholesome arti-
cles Of food" which is published officially
among our new advertisements this morn
inc. Every citizen should be familiar with
its provisions, which are especially i'm
porsant a. this season and should be rigidly
enforced.
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New Advertisements.

See personal notice of c. B. RountTee,
trustee Of G. B. Hall.
DIR, r. Buist has returned TO the city and
resumed the practice Of medicine.
T1s debilitated will find HOstetUer's Bit
tiers a splendid tonic.
Liberal reward offered for spotted muley
COW. strayed Sunday Eight last from l67
South Spruce street.
Thompson Bros. & Kelly offer 1000 yards
black grenadine at half their former price.
- An important ordinance prohibiting the
sale of unwholesOme articles Of food in any
of the public CT private markets Of Nash
vile. enacted by the Mayor and City C0un-
Gil, will be found among our new adyer-
tisemeEts.
1t will be seen by an advertisement on
Our. second page that a change has been
made in the schedule Of the Lebanon and
Cookville Stage Line as follows: Leaves
Lebanon Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at T:3O p. NJ, arriving at COokville next day
at 10 An. Returning, leaves COOkyille on
Monday. Wednesday and Friday at $50 p.
NJ. ana arrives at Lebanon the following
day at A. NJ.
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COUNTY CONVICTS ON TURNPIKE
ROADS.
Franklin Review and journal,

Franklin Review and journal.
We are informed shat the work house
system is working like a charm in Maury
county. The county has contracted to build
a turnpike with its chain-gsng, and is now
at work upon it with a large force. 1t is
absolutely disgraceful TO our tinanciering
sense that we do not make our force avail
able. Here in this county all the cOnviCts
could be hired out to Mr.. Charles A. Mer-
rill, our great turnpike man. He has the
Lewisburg pike, the Nashville pike and the
Columbia pike under his control, and
needs hands al the time. He will give the
usual price for their labor. Thereby our
criminal cost will be reduced, and crime
will be made to foot its own bills, and not
he any longer a burden upon honest citi-
zens.
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Millions Of Bottles Of MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP are sold and
used with never-faiiing success. It is an
old and Well-tried remedy, and has stood
the test of years. 1t relieves the child
from pain, regulates the stomach and bow
els, cures wind colo, softeus the gums, and
by giving rest and health to the child, com
forts the mother. jy29 2t