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New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
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A ADVERTISEArENTS FOR TIE NEW
y YORK TRIBUNE WILL De RECEIVED AT tliE
Up rows OFFiCE- No iI:s~ Broadway cor Thirty ir.d
1asvey cor Forty seve6tss. at the li4 hLEM 1FFict
Garlun savings Bank Buiidng, up to D. l- al regular
office --
4 USEFUL MAN WAITER and GENERAL
n SERVANT lcoiorcdl want. situation 'or low wnEes
city country; D., very eiane stgldJ ana 9ogpstsTt
ANF 1oNi' is5 on, ave-. hour Goo. above 10.st
PUTLFG-By TrenchmAn, fully expert
- cucrd a dTstga-s waiting DO, il' sl5,t l i1 io @ @
d.uu testimonials Can Dc seen 81 co. ttaye between
EOACHNAN.-A young Swede, with four
q -d, oDhrnE i9,ir.nL I'D -iTcl{ ,., ismpr'lc ~
Wages alYUIta'r, rrai -.'l.-t --
NONHMAN and GRO0M.-A frst-class re-
N<1abg ypun. coolcl man. sns"' de,i, '
is. iie be-. ~ cty rflr.n, Address d. j., Tribune p
COACHMAN and GROOM. or to be generally
ucriecv temperate W.e' aoo,o,t coc I..cr,gce would
a, ,euil man give hiu tr.s. atIfr.- t'AtHMAN, BOX
-. 1r0.ar Uptown Once, i.'i5 broadway.
COACHMAN or JANlTOR.-A respectable
y eu.rod married ufu and, stands the car" ol I'''
,ioIorsig n, f,.r.s ,s ct thcrANIs AGENCY
oll Cil-.,c. So charr. ior aIalc help
NOACHNAN and USEFUI.-By a Swedish
s /. crpeIra,c ani careful. ir1,rr. can ai.' DO
Apply at CARpENrEW-, nos c'Lav', near "'i 70.
CORRESPONDENT or SHIPPING CLERK
X a yolug man writing root hand, and ha,-
iuy considerable business rsprrtI,r. WISHES To ".tl
.ruIl.I.sIt -tItfHrr. .N'iIi.7'nh. -i'''ii
r whore could u1ho ef u.eiIli s,laf5 l'irIai+'
Aadi,,. H. I.oy 5. Tribune Cncc.
HROON and FOOTMAN-Wautcd- sitIa-
lion by sober sfeasy rouue groom ind TOT
nr m md fo9nan tt ol ri0rrree. Cal. uA or adtf,s
far tFo uags. vs.. J. ~, I,l43 i,roadway
TrEEFI'L MAN-HOUSEWOR Ag.-By an
aur-h Protestant mar aud wife, i'r go ytf'- DO chit
ores: tu,u and ollyo homes n' ,aIe ',i' go
,...H.p flrru work vfF do ai kII.s NJ f"l.'-
s,1i p Il good cook AMI buirr maker. 1u1 can r ~ y.i
agu preserves: rou frcu rIa. Vuus Apply - iAHfE-
1IN-, 5th-Fr, h'. o.'''
NIALET-Wmt,d.t ~ 70 Italian valet SIT
uaiu a. slch. 49, % 500 irr speaks good titn'h
NrALET-A yoJir.. .ol..,d man is in need OF
ufto .tua6I II t..l -futfN Urfai" i'n. ~, of
to travel lui grurn'I 80 f't; gan thf-h s'" ,'i',t
ti.n f1r honesty -onu., H ,lr4.Ny 4icsst CAL 81 MI
yErAITER.-Wan.cd,h by irst-class French
Waller With best of dty rC.,'no, and i'H.lJ ." Lc
seen iu city. situation. seen at 'l " '-t $40. -L
VVrAITEP.-A Young ~~cdc. honest, sober
4ut lnau-trnI- uia- -.t.tt 800 t- F.'i'I, -iri.
ereuCcs Call aldIoh, T. I it --' Ialiet 'N'i ii''-
lyn.
NErAITER.-A colorcd man wants % situation
~ as svalt,rin o. private family clpame "i COZ 9i}
Kind oi work tequi lu iAt house, t''i Ici''s' 900 '
af"
WAITER and USEF Ul.-A colorod young
.;.rls b. Is Gr,ires. iLrr1uchy aat viii ua s
IIu-,f useful: furnish good rruicA,t 'Ai al PANS
d.. GaI htiiHfc.; no charge
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9museHTeuis.

NIBLO's GARDEN.
~ CHAs. +. ARNoLD ......-.-. Lessee and Manager.
Tb week Of the Sensation Of Season. the bright the
BGBA, BABA BABA.
TINE TABLE; ..,. D-.,..uu
M F lean a' s2 Sst ac $50 no-ef and
Babas Topical Duet si0i Grand BaetLs sultana 81 go
s55 the Prison q; Babas Song. 9oJ TIE TITO 9lO The
silver Gold and Emerald Grotos 9.2s Ballet Les Anours
des Diabies, $780, tbe Meazel - 9'S5 9'S5
The F1e!d o. Musbroom s5o tie Oriental Amazon
March 800 AmoIet rcaoadonrs song i9dG @ me Far ,H
Palace Invented by Air Bsnsen sherwood 1923
The Crumbng Palace 1885 oaaette 1910; Finale 1853
GRIND TRAN sFoRlMSIAdTdoS Scene,
Invented BY BENHEN 9FN rfI aHkR"ooD hI ana w. H.
THE REvELs OF THE ROSES" Recommendation
CURTAIN.
EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
THIRD "BArAo MhTTYEE sXTtRDAY. At l:3o
FREE LIST ABSOLUTELY SUSPENDED.
DARK THEATER.
4 THIRD WEEK
MARsDEN's oRIGINSL AMERICAN PLAY,
CLOUDS.
Another native success to "seors" Mighty Dollar"
-''' 'ENTHrsIAsd and
EVERY EVENING s. SATURDAY MATINEE 2.
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY of New York.
Patrons Of the society respectfully informed int SUB
eIs Of last season can rongaee their seats n9T and unh oe
Price M Sns season ticfr ainitia to al Six Concerts and
three Public Rchearsas fot each. SIS.
For tho IS Publc Rehs4rsals only 80 -.
At the first (Noy. - viii be performed SINFO-
TRe entire 6rsp l1'" Sct Of Die wALKURE" from the
Ring d- Nibelungn" by X Wagner IN its original FORM
vocal Dnd nstrumentaD.
Particulars in future advertisements.
GAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. Opera
- Tile Minstrel Palace. House,
BIRCH. WAMBOLD BACKUS, Broadway
and Thirty Brilliant Artists. and 20th-st.
The Crcm8 dc la Creme OF Minstresy.
Matinee saturday It 2 seats secured.
GT. THOMAS CHOIR.
- GEO ". WARREN Director
Twenty good fresh voices wanted 10 Gu vacancies.
Rare educational advantages.
Circulars at Chickerng Han and at music stores
Apply personally to tho Director. by post.
GTEINWAY HALL. THOMAS.
) The public Is respectfully informed that
THEODORE 1HONAS
GRAND AND POPULAR CONCERTS.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Oc.. f. ats
FIH-T GRAND CONCFRE
The following aTliI,' - W.5 1P5rai G1lIs t le S'''
Miss HENRIErrA BFEBE, soprloi
Nfiss ANTONIA IN ME Cou,ralto;
MI IT, a. BIS lt3ff, Tenor, ,,..
Mr. NYRON W. WHITNEY, Basso.
PgNnrAL NsfE ,ihN ~ soi9i'is.
S''' ~ Mr 5. Z. JACoBsoHN Violin,
TirI-l5,i,y Scf sicG< - AN6 C0ScEI.r
FRIDAY. oct 8. THIRD GiAND CONCERT,
MATT, D Ni.f
hUn,siaN rUREfs oSE D.tLAR Each. tEsEasED sEAIs
TiPIY tryf- RXr9A SE.OSD BAfCoST FTrY CENTS. M
he 80 az c,,rsud ,lt, iur the first weeks concerts VIII
commen on saturday tle Box ONCE Of ~tn7 a.
Ha: Schlors 70l Broadway and the General Iheater
Fun po-r1me- be- had at the Tokotoaices. aud all
principal Ahsic ana Piano stores.
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amu5cments.
TTNION SQUARE THEATER.
v Proprietor. ................M MI. SHERIDAN SHOOK
Mr. PALMER

-
Begins a. ar4ll0
The have great pleasure IN announcing that
their REGULAR SEASON FOf. 1867 will open ON MON
DAY EVENING, OCT. 2, wi reproduction OF the most
successful play Of the century ssrs. knnery and Cor
m1nls Erona drama.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
Ecttuce5 afo aleelinQs.

I INCOLN CLUB, SEVENTH ASSEMBLY
- DLSIRICr--A grand mas meeting ~ the Republicans
this 'ct viii be held at The Hraiquarte5s, No. IL
Irri-or~ify.ras.. THIS EVENING 20 > O'Clock. Gen.
N5IlS II M TED and col or RLES ~ SPENC GER VIII
address the meeting COKNELIJs VAN COTE Pres
JAMES j. CARROLL. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
Che 0nrt.

4 MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB.
= FALL MEETING, 1916
JEROME PAIth
september, 3d. 5t ~. lOh, l2rh aud lith October.
Races Dyl.-euco each Gay pluctual y AZ 100 2 L.
a. BELMONT, President.
Z. WHEATLY secretary.
NTEW-NORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
a JEROME PARK RACES,
Oct % Oct. 3 .. Z. 10, l2, and "A.
with rrSOrtCd Tor ladies', viii leave Grand
Central Depot ou RACE DAYS al l2OJ and 1890 p.
Eetr8 after ile Races. FDr gulr trains time taole.
Eou.ti.ayr. a.. liruc. % depot.
IsNcuI.iou iickuts 40 Genus. G.. NJ BISSELL, Supt
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
Snrriiure.

FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING, Sc,
Il oneap cash ht-al terms OF p1ymeot Sg1Ns. W.
rHWAII's l55 and 57 Chatham a. I.See ou,sl s
Chamber Suits, els 70 SOU fassE
Suiss $50 500; Tap. Brusaeis, 81
MERCHANTS, FAMILIES down PRlCES.
WI blankets of ~ knds CarPsss Maluhs" Uh,Sotn1 s,
Goods &c ANpREW LESTER Z CO. Ne StL BIoa~ssL:
~ G. SELI.EW. -
OFFICE AND LIBRARY FURNITURE,
No lO3 hHtcust
FINE CYLIEDkk DESKS
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02

kinney 81
OPENING NEW C0ODS
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
Trimmed Bonnets and Ro1nd Hats.
felt Hats, all the new shapes. KT>czry
silks and vevets at low prices
SikGEish Neiyeteens. JUc yard ,yr,-7r.>-
French Flowers an the new stylos.
Feathers N al the new slAies r,r,-zz.v
Lots gibbons, &c. yariup
Sash ''''on' ''ya'' 'p kinney.
Lea Guoprs Iaees I2lee. yard up.
Real YAK Ices lO' ''i' up kinney.
French Gupr.s Iaces SC yard up
Vsencicultl snd Point Laces low WYNN,
Zine Lace Tides l9c. mp
Large lot l0il'' Mats '' up kinney.
Hamburg EubroderIes &c. yard up.
Lace ana ollG Ties very low ,,,r.t.,.
linen Collars. white and coored sc. each.
Linen CutA worth 25c, at lUc PAIR ,--,.7r-x-
Very ane aulnen Hanakerchieis &C. mp.
Al.incn hem stitched Haudkercleis, lJc. up. -.,..
Gents linen Handkerchief l5e. up
SIX HlnJkeTchleis, Zoc7 oIcp JUc up. ,.,,--..,.
ladies' Underwear, prices down.
tne Drawers and Cheinlsca, 55c up ...-...
ladies' fuIlsize Embroidered skirts ST.
Ladies Ien-Iucked Skrts JOc. -,..
Fine Unlcrvear at very low prices.
Splendid lalo0Onc COrsois. 5Oo. up .
Vun assortment Of Infants Underwear.
Full assortment Of Misses Underwear. -
Handknt Worsted Goods
ladies and Misses MeIiuU Underwear. -
lot Of one and Two Button Kids. csc pair
Fine lot o. White b@d Gloves, 81 G. pair.
yot o, Elacs Iid Gloves 25c. and SOC.
Lot OF one-Dutton heal Kids 2JC.
Dollar Gloves in Operas an slzes SIC.
Dollar Gloves In mode ooioFs, SOC
Fine bot " Real Kids SOC pair
1iuc lot of Ild Gauntlets. 69c pair.
Boys stitched Dog.ssn Gloves. SOC pair. h--'Ni l.
Mem heavy Dog skin Cloves, SOC. pam.
Opening o cases gents new Fal slades
Livery size Lne stitched Dog skin Gl0yes 75c.
Real KID Gloves two to six buttons. '~''
eastman kid Gloves warranted 9Ic.
Bargains in Damask Towels and Napkins, l.
tailt Llnons, Lning, &c.
large Dot Misses Striped Hose. loc pair 4'i-'~' i
Alsses extra length Striped Hose, l9c. pair
Striped English Hose. ful regular 25c.
Very me iul regular fancy Hose, 3lc.
Iadiss fan regular eabrirgans. 25c AiN~Ii'
As4lUs me Node cOlOrs llC. pair
ladies extra striped English Hose. $50. j.
Laa'es baltilggans co.o,od siik, ClOcked, 39c.
Gents Be5uggan Half Hose, &c. -'N'- 30
Gents iui regular Hall Hose, zoe.
Gents Lislo Thread Halt Hose 25e -'- -
Tine English Half Hose, Sic. MP
Gents Merino Underwear. very low. Ai-'%E l.
BOYS aei.Do Underwear, very low.
5eWeiry, Belts. Bags Br0nzes
IaiiAn and Fancy Glass Goods
Toys auG games OF all kinds.
Wal crs tng Dolls, natural hair. 2OC- up
Vans PCfiuueries, ape. Brushes,
CoinOh Swiss Goods Fancy Baskets sc.
zx kinney.
VIM. kinney, -'''..'
Nos. 7G7 and 400 broadway.
CORNER BELOW srEwART,s
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
Situations EuGuteo--f females.

NWATTRESS and CHANBERMAlD "A Ger
ougiy waitress is also an experienced cram hla
would IKE place u private tamIy can inrrlnN cActit
references. CGI at PARIS x CO.'S 03 6tAayc No charge
until suited
XNASHING.-A respectable laundIess wants
tlr lay or tse family washing Acm MIS-.
GInLAN, 81, tast 32t.,l top .oor
ERASHlNG.-A superior laundress sOlicits
~ ies and rcAteneu's washing ~ 10 al her house
promf u2 reliable. 5l7 East 3ltrst
NNASHlNG.-A respectable German woman
w 10 take fmiics, lal o. aD' gcnlcmen's washing e
her residence fuimg aud pIilg doue. 10 3IA West
81 th.st. uiug second bell
gI.).l lST-AYE., top floor, front ROOM
As - - fespectlble woman 20 do tie NAru ulNG 3ld
IRONING %, adirs aud gentlemen OF would DO fam y wash
month: understands lrUnCA nHnc pIi
fin r and polishing. IN peror style cldreus clothes done
up nraiost manner aufs washed the same as ucH
hs references rUquir Cai on on address, al the Nouh,
Mrs. MCCORMACK.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02
AMus fmeufS.

A MEXICAN INSTITUTE.
Ioii 1'GiSiV CHEAT fSvESTTiTfoNs Of THE YEAR.
An unusual display Of
AMERICAN INvENTIoNs AND AMERICAN
now TO be seen.
UPWARD OF 400 VARIETIES OF FRUIT
Second end Third.aves, between G3d and 6ith.sts
A CADENY OF MUSIC, 14th-st. Mime.
N ra9 fz55hS 55 :. SFFga gss.s
htiae.. MARIA PALMIERI, ,r.so.,.
Milan, VIII make her debut in in her great role 0f
Nile PFRsIANI first appearances in New York.. ADALGISA
sig PALMIER1 tdrst appearance IN New.York P0dII4NE
Musical Director and Conductor BEHREN5
10 MOi.ttoM lII IssoDAA) EN E'lNU' O0" '-''iS' "P
Miie ANNA De BELOccA as Arsace in sEMIRAMIDE.
sig Brnon ana Mr. Alberto Lawrence IN "a FAXoRIrA iL,
Friday EyESIXG 3,t sFlPTRB dPEB oPERAH p IA NIGHT
for sale Academy Ill and 7Ol broadway 2nc 23
Union square.
DOOTHs THEATER. BALLET.
EiGitFa wE5FE&S q { Rs gSTs gffrIss' SPECTACLE
on" "HIjG'SsPiRG6 AND FORTY fHoUsAN9 PEOPLE;
A'"S"''''"' ''''i''' impressive FGcctsl
Begins at g over at H. sATCRDAY MATINEE at 1880
CHlCKERYG HALL, ~. co,,nsr
MoNDAY EvENfTGs.
OCT OCT ls:-5{24llESM9 lss:-55{24llESM9 + Rfiyl$& yfl$@&uGm:
HoV. iS.-coi. JOHN ". F9RNEY.
Cot'RSE riCKT'rs with reserved seats, s2 80, at
poSPS poe & 5g MgsiG S foHE is e GB2R i T he Gwen a
BROOKLYN ACADEMY TUESDAY EVENINGS. TICK
EIs az ChANDLhFa.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. ..,..u.,..
VI sS 3 sHYEHf THTRS Sf2ng4 6&Gkis sIfS& N
u l.
MATINFEs WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 2
CILMOREs GARDEN. Last night
Madison and 4th ave. and 2eih and 27th.st'
THE LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON
JUBILEE H.'Sqaoa. aHS4i 'f iEn a3sIhhGoG9fh IFhhG6oG9fhAsr
given sagay evening for s gnsat Of M Mr. Gilmore s5g with
~ -i'' ''' MISS LiLi4N /, NoRToy; NV
MIR n ArBucFlIE. III y LEV -
THE YE}TI&@?EFEEo yG}I NJ EEoft6 fH2glt ei.i.b. ENIoN'
AND HIS I& If&M6Gs d 5 'S'iLfiir 5iiiFHhY BAND.
FIFTY CENTS Admission. n.-....... FIFTY cENTs
KELLY & LEON. MINS,TRELs, 2$d-st 5;1iI ;and
la. aduc this Comedians. s. = Ballet Two iie
leslie 80 Hril,t.. Mr J. O. H,rDeri.
TE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HALL.
the Emperor Or and Prc.aisateurO OF
A'D'''O''' WY Tt {. EisbAY. fHunsDAY AND
SATURDAY EVENINGS
Matinee ~ATt tEDNT, 30 l3U ?.
Admission, including tyod seats
SD. TJc, and Doe
Tickets f1r sale 90 ~c'b..th IS Co.'s rs Union ffnar'
~ y. CENTENNIAL
y. TDtN sNTfBITToN.
NATIONAL hgt tDENY OF BF~IDN AND THE
MIIEDiDl4I tE Nt~Ii II Of AIT.
NOW orES norm nay iND LvENEG.
DIYNpIC NOVELTY THEATEB.G G2l B'way.
NFVATr&EF~ Adm.,loa %. so. 80 7j ,r'ts. a't ~.
WtDN FsuAY. NOVELTY COMPANY NU. ..
lsrf.tufl- tUt.uf,t thaur. ,i rlf... I.t 4. ana
n a5 aud .O ~. Drama ~ sfsi. IIfUr-.
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Gelp uUGnlc0


T. STEWART & Co. WANT
a. FItSECLAS> DitN~MAk Ltts.
FIRST CLASS CLOAi- MAkEhe.
FIRSTO LASS EMNl.OIDEREtS ON FLANNELS.
FTt}ST CLASS LAtE WORKERS
FiksTCLAss OPERATORS on Wheeler & Wls0ns
chimes run by power
way aud Nlnthst
NO KEYS-SNlPNCIFY, SECURITY, CON
y VESIENCE ABSOLUTE PROTECTION AGENTS
MANTED-TO sell patUHJ Combination Cab EeL chess,
Trunk and Pad LOCKS mpchaNie, a.tseLms, and must
useful lock male Address BAY Ciif COMBIN ALTON
LOCK COMPANY Bay Civ, Aeh
kNANTED-A young man Of good character
" 10 10 1f town one who unde stands mirroring aud
1hbiuc is vi ng work HI board ar y -
week. Addr i WILLS. CORE CALDWELL, tsscN C.Aty \ j.
NNANTHD-A thoroughly competent MAN TO
work on a farm short ds ancc from the ci,y.
lie will required Tn training hot-es tad brcalus
colts and TO make himself generally useful Ho nuet 20
married man write good hand ard socp acco nts and
have good references 10 ability truihuues inesry ard
general IL would only Oe waste oi tmo ioF any
Address, IN the Ia dwIiting OF the applicant
Box 8852 New. YORK PcstOlloe.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-02

y experienced, economical woman wants
~ .trsnu as COOK in o. private family; b.-t city refer
coco con boz seen a or present employers % "'s, d9h
81. I4.. ID. .ftr.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-06-22
SENSIBLE ADPICE.

You are saked every day through the
columns Of newspapers and your Drug
gists to use something for Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint that you known
nctbing about yet discouraged SPEND
inc money without but little success.
Now to give you satisfactory proof that
GnbEN's AUGUST FLOWER WI cure
of Dyspepsia and Liver C'mpiSins wiz"
all its effects, such as Sour otomacn'
Sick Headache, IIabitual O~oStlVeness'
palpitation of the Heart, heartburn,
Water brasil, coming up of food aiier
acting, low spirits, &c, we ask you TO
30 to your Druggists SPENsER q BROWN
and get a Sample Bottle OF GREEN 8
AUGUST FLOWER for 10 cents ana 'Ty IL,
or a Regular Size for Is cents Two
doses will relieve you.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-06-22
You fave no Excuse.

Have you any excuse for suffering with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint Is there
any reason why you should go on from
day to day complaining with Sour StoS
mach, Sick Headache, Habttual Cost
lveness, palpitation of the Hearth art
burn, Waterbrash, Gnawing and burn
ing pains at the pit Of the Stomach,
Yellow Skin, Coated Tongue, and disa-
greeable taste in the mouth, Coming up
OF food after eating, Low spirits, &c:
No! 1t is positively your own faLlt II
you do. Go TO ysrr druggists and get
a Bottle Of Green's August Flower for
rs cents your cure is certain, but il you
doubt this, get a Sample Bottle for 10
cents and try it.. Two doses will relieve
you. Sold by all Druggists.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-06-22

al
captured and Chambliss killed in
the attempt to arrest him. Cole
man was arraigDed b fore a
court.martial upon two charges,
enc for desertion, the other for
murder, To the first he plead
guilty; and was sentenced to be
hung for the murder, but he es-
capped. Two years ago he came
to hnox county, was arrested
upon a charge of murder ser,
fenced TO be hung by the Circuit
Court and the action of the said
Court was affirmed by the Su-
preme Court, az before stated,
He has, through his counsel,
Judge Houk and others, appeal.
ed to the Supreme Court of the
United States, and the case bids
fair to be one of great notoriety.
The question be settled is wheth-
er or not the state has jurisdic-
ton of the offence. Lookingat
the matter from a States rights
point of view we are inclined TO
think that the State has juris>
diotion. The act certainly was an
offence against the State laws
and one against the martial laws
of the us. Coleman's trial be.
fore the military Court, could as
we conceive, in no way abrogate
the power ofthe State 10 try him
for the offense against her laws.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-06-22
JOOK OUT O IT.

OF all the many ills which atilct
mankind, there is none perhaps when
leave SO many mourners and Is SO desN
,ructive to human life, as the yearly
returning bowel complaints. Il is the
opinion Of many, that these disorders
will be exceptionally prevalent ms
wear and already we hear OF numerous
cholera morbus, cholera, infantum, &G.'
&c, I. becomes every one to be watch:
full, and guard against the approach OF
this enemy by, having at hand Or.
Lytle's Elixir, which is tue best known
remedy for these diseases.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-06-22

The following ladies are requested to
act as It Committee on costumes cr dress
for the young ladies: Mrs w D Williams
Mrs Jos Il Brown, Mrs Jno Mccoy, Mrs
Ida Ripley, Mrs Tennie Lane.
The young ladies are requested
to dre,s In white and wear Centen.
NAL ribbon, sashes and each bear
in her hand a small flag.
The ribbon and flags may be
procured Of Messrs. J R Brown &
Sons at cost of delivery there.
Young ladies whose names are
given above will please inform the
Committed whether or not they
can act the part that may be as
signed them. No speeches or de.
CARNATIONS will be expected of
them; they will have nothing to
say. A. +. NAFF, Sec'y,
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-06-22

ECLECTIC MAGAzINE.-The July num-
Der of the Eclectic, which begins a new
volume, is rendered doubly attractive
by two excellent illustrations on steel:
First, The Battle of Bunker Hill
Second, Far from Home" The litera'
ry contents are also seasonable and va>
ried ,comprising..articles on Lord Mac
auley: B%onivard, the Prisoner cfChillon
A Rbymeo of One: The Friend OF Or.
Johnson: Studies of Matter md Lille, Dy
Henry J. Slack, F. C. s.; the editorial
notes on home and foreign Literature
and on science and artt ara fresh and
comprehensive. MI.
SIS per year. Address E: r. Pelton
25 Bond Street, NewsYork.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-06-22
Lively times ahead.
No rain for two days.
Glorious Folrth Tuesday.

4 AtNpoHN .
Quarterly Count next Mon
day.
Winter oats about ready for
harvesting.
The farmers are hauling in
their wheat
The side show at Bulls GaD
last Tuesday.
We are under the impression
that 1t is warm.
The Nashville Bulletin has
resumed publication.
John @. A, Rcmlre is tie
nominee of the rollicking con
ventlon last Tuesday, for Sena.
tor.
There is cousIde. able dis.
satisfaction among the Repub-
Leans with the nomination at
Dull S Gap.
The first roasting ears of
this season were bought into
Knoxville Tuesday. Says the
Chronicle.
Reminder the Printers
dream. Now IS time TO pay up
your subscription sums, or old
Nick will get you with the rest.
The Republicans al seeking
to get some Democrat who will
consent to make the race for
sheriff against the present in>
cumbent, That's not worry thick.
-lthinehardt the man who so
foully murdered Turner at the
Warm Springs N. c., last winter
paid the penalty of the outraged
law by hanging at Marshall N.
q. on the 23rd inst.
The Supreme Court has af-
firmed the dicision Of the court
below, in the ease of Dick
Hughes the notorious horse thief
and he will get his "a years.
Pretty hard but the scouudrel
deserves it,
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-06-22
r,,, n. oIeya Epidemic OF 1878

Is still fresh in the minus OF every
one and it hardly seems necessary to
warn our people in regard to it; we
are informed however, that bowel trouD
les are becoming very prevalent ana 1t
would lie we'll to call to mind the Tact
that in sections where DR.. Lytle's Elixir
and DR.. Harris Relief were used prompt
Iv The disease was far less fatal. Our
readers should see to 1t that they are
well and constantly supplied with these
valuable remedies.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-06-22
How shall we procure an organ

How shall we procure an organ
Is a question otter asked by mem.
bers Of our growing chuches and
also by families. No Music Store
being convenient beings with
Eastern House who PROPOSE
GAS IT is exceptional case | will
allow you an unusual discount to
introduce my instrument" No
matter how high they are priced SO
the discount is large. The result
often is a poor organ at a very
high price. Now you cae AVOID all
this by communicating with w. f.
Cummins, Knoxville, Tenn: Tor
calling and seeing for y deutschland
you will get a. prompt reply With
full particulars. You can buy
your instrument from him for less
money than elsewhere and be sure
Of a good instrument at a moder~
ate price. Send for catalogue.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-06-22
pEpcnNAL

Mr.. Jos. Cox, of Cox q Sor, Beaver
Ridge says: l have u'ed you Harris
An.iuilious Discovery and ean recom-
mend it as the best medicine for Eiver
Complaint aud Dlsordered Stomach IN
the marked. We have sold it for a
year past to TIE exclusions of many old.
or preparations that have been tired and
found wanting. Please send us an
other dozen bottles. My customers
will have 1t now,
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-06-22
II. PETITE ONE,

AAs O
ATTORNEY AND COUNSBLLoR,
Will practice in all the Courts OF East
Tennessee, and the Supreme ana feaer'
al Courts ut Knoxville. u.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-06-22
Fourth of July Celebration,

The COMMITTEE on programme
for the celebration of the 4th of
July, would make the following
announcement az a partial arrang-
ment for the occasion.
The following named young Ia
dies have been selected from vari-
Gus parts of the county to repre-
sent characters and States:
Goddess of Liberty-Jessie Snapp,
Handmade of Peace-Mattie Link.
Handmaidof Plenty-Molliesaunders
Miss Estelle Rankin Character not
yet assigned.
The State that each one of the follow.
ing named young ladies shall represent
not yet assigned.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-06-22
JNDfspENstgLE.

A few years ago an old style hand"
press was thought all that was neces-
aary in a country printing office, but in
this progressive age it is impossible to
do without a good jobber such as do
h eNneatest work rapidly and yet in
reach oil those of limited means. You
can soon make it pay for itself. You
can secure the best Presses for the least
of w. F. Uummins, Knoxville,
Tenn. Don't f%ail::lO communicate with
him. Catalogue free.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-06-22
FOR SHERIFF

We are authorized and requested to an.
nounce .he name of W. S WHITE as a
candidate for recollection to the Office Of
sheriff of Greene County at the ensuing
August election.