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Oh! How Ridiculous!

It is fortunate for the editor of the Union
and american that he has no conception of how
ridiculous lie is making himself in the eyes of
the American Party, by his twaddle about
democrats drawing out" etc. If he did, he
would certainly keep in the house for few
weeks, or 60 to the country to avoid being
pitied and laughed at
Anti-Americanism has evidently come to the
conclusion that the only card to play now is
to make great blow about pretended with
drawsls. Their idea is to get out the impress
ion among those members who do not attend
the meetings regularly, that others are with
drawing, and thus induce the first named to
send in their designations, according to the
''forn" kept standing in the Union and Ameri-
can. They are entirely welcome to all they
can make out of this card, but must allow us
to suggest that they are over doing the thing.
The Union and american of yesterday morning
had no less than four paragraphs upon the
subject, besides the Storm, which that paper
seems to regard as an immense invention
This will excite az once a suspicion in the
mind of the reader that there is an evident
''straining point" here.
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In this city, in Cincinnati, in St. Louis, in New
York, in PhiladelPhia, a7d in Richmond, the
society has put forth inanifestoes or platforms
of principles. There is also an association that
styles itself the "American Revolutionary
League for Europe" which is either branch
Of this Free German society, or society that
acts with it. 1t has proclaimed principles sim
liar to those of the Free Germans and has
published and endorsed the platform of the
Louisville Free Germans" Tsimlar to the fore
going Richmond programme The Journal
adds: go
The Louisville branch of this Free German As
sociation in March, 1854, published platform of
principles and programme of measures for the
reform of our government, adapted to the enlght.
ened views of these foreign revolutionists. 1t is
nothing less than an attempt to introduce German
Iluminism into Democratic America.
1t is no part of our purpose to expose
the folly and viciousness of these crudities, put
forth by the foreigners who have thus assumed to
be the reformers of this country before they are
citizens of it. All that we desire is to show our
people that the foreign population, content to
live under this government as they find 1t, have
banded together by secret associations TO tinker at
IL anu pefFeTt us purposes anu oe5lSns, uhh tuey
shall succeed in making it worthless as the gov
ernments they left behind them when they came
here. 81
It is with these Free Germans that our political
opponents are now acting. In fact, these Free
Germans constitute large portion of the strength
of the anti-Ameirican or Sag NIGHT party here
Such of the leaders of the party native born
may for effect avow whatever measures and prin.
ciples they please; they may profess to be the
best friends and supporters of the rights and nsti
tutors of the South; they may pretend to wage
war of determination against Freesoilism wherever
it may dare to raise its front, yet the fact remains
that in all this struggle they leagued with the
bodest and the most audacious set OF abolitioniss
jacobns, radicals, and enemies of religion and the
rights of property that ever presumed to exhibit
themselves to the public gaze.
1.-The Journalpublishes at considerable length
the address and platform of the Louisville
"Free Germans" adopted in 1854, for which
we have not room at present.
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Work! Work. work!!l

Let no friend Of the American cause relax,
for moment, his efforts from this until the
snn goes down upon glorious victory on the
Cd of August While there is no cloud in the
political horizon TO discourage, the cheering
omens are everywhere apparent From the
East and the Nest-from the North and South
Our friends write the most exultant Letters.
With united, energetic and unfaltering ''pull
altogethe We cannot fail TO achieve such a
brilliant triumph as shall place Tennessee in
the front rank of the great American process
sion which is to traverse the country in 1856.
Our opponents are getting desperate. With
defeat staring them in the face whichever way
they turn, they viii leave no stone unturned
10 avert at least a fraction of the dreadful
shock which awaits them. Let not their cum
ming devices deceive, nor yet their desperate
appeals move the gallant soldiers who have
enlisted ia the American ranks. Be firm Ia
your own honest convictions, and hold tho
appreciation Of conscience as more valabl
than the fulsome lattery of interested politi-
clans. Remember the cause tor which you ar
fighting. Remember the doctrines which you
are combatting--the agrarian, Jacobs Ladder
converging lines, Red Republieanism Of An
drew johnson
The prospect before the American party to
day is more Aattering than the most sanguin
could have hoped. To-day the people OF Ter
nessee are ready to show the world, as the.
have often done before, that no MAX or PART
governs them-that they are not 10 be re,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
Valuable Theological Works.

W. t. BERRY CO. have recently received
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Davdsons Introduction 20 the New Testament. vols.
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Morning Exercises at Crppegate, St. Giles ard South
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Richard Baxter's Works with Life, and Essay his
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25 Gsslers Compendium Ecclesiastical History vols
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20 Robinson's Scripture Characters. vols.
30 Esdie's Commentary the Epzte to the Ephesans
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w All About the War! -A
9 Story OF the Campaign (:

The Story OF the Campaign:
Complete Narrative Of the War in Russia, written in
Tent In the Crimea, by Maj. z. Bruce Hamey author
OF "Lady Lees Wdowhood."
This work recommended to the readers attention by
by the following considerations 81 The author is an &C
comp shsd officer OF the British 2. He is now en-
gagged in the war; and has been from the FIRST g. He has
already established brilliant reputation author.
This Narrative OF the War written the spot IL
contains complete Of the from the beginning
g. II enghens the reader many points which other
counts have left obscure"
eY-The above with many other new books can be had
Of TO0N, NELSON 4 CO.,
lyle "A Union street.
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NASHVILLE & CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
49, 49, ss2sSS2 - - 1872
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE,

ON and after Sunday next the 22d inst Daily Pas
~ senger Trains will be to and from Chattanooga
follows
Leaves Nashville, day Train at 78o A. NJ, arriving at
Chattanooga at ago P. NJ.
Leaves Nashville, night Express at $50 p NJ arriving
at Chattanooga at 6 80 A. NJ.
RETURNING-Leaves Chattanooga, day Train, at s IS
A. NJ, arriving at Nashville at P. NJ.
Leaves Chattanooga night Express at $50 p NJ arriving
a. Nashville at 6 80 A. NJ
E7S- The accommodation Train 10 and from WsrIrace
will be discontinued aaer this date above.
jy2l II. /. ANDERSON, Sup't,
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FLOUR DEPOT.


IN ID % Il A Geo AGENCY
Mtchelville Mills Spencer's Mills siIysr SIS 'i
Logan Mills, Nashville City Mnls-all Of which ,rs ir,
eeleorated Tor their superior bTands-Wl keen r,r,
on hand supply Of Fresh Flour. Al 'F1cpr :, ~
above brands sold bv me, will be warranted Also 80.
Tor The sale OF Orn llcaI from the above Mil 80
and examine stock. ''' " can
-, Obacco-I have now in store large au1nti,v a,
virginia AMI Tennessee TOBACCO, which am orerirr -
The trade az unusual low prices. = "
- A uh as-ortment Of fresh Groceries IN b,,8
and for sale cheap. r. q BANDy MANU-
jyfi-d1m ne a. - ~
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preached by time-serving politicians with vio-
latiDg party sllegiances which.they never ac-
knowledged. They are ready for the contest.
Let the fires be kept burning--let the battle
cry be heard anon-let the bugle notes resound
from bin top to valley, and when the result is
announced, weshall exclairn in triumph, Veni,
rs,Jf nae;
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PROHIBITION Law

Let them rave and excaim they will ra.,p
and declare We drink shall get aftsr-
we give them, by way Of repIv
shout OF derision and Iau ghter.
FOR who taste lyons S IuqDDs
80 delicious and exquisite find i
That never could Tyranny gain
The right to restrict OF not sell r.
VIE quality Of these A K OMATTC sCurrn
SCH P p 5 Is so well known that The, a. -. a "
the pumng that u appears others do. One trial ia All r.
required to eH1v &C person Of their surerior @ -
sod Wholesale aud retail By the sole proprie,ors
jyls ioC, = CO.
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AEARE CHANCE.

WILL sell or exchange for city property, beauti "a
fu parcel Of LAND Chaf heavily timbered) situated Il
the Galatn Turnpike about fifteen or twenty minutes
ride the Court House. and containing about thirty one
This presents fine opportunity to those desiring pleas
ant residence combining all the retirement OF the country
with the conyenences II city life.
Apply to W. n. MOORE,
jylT-dlw As Public Square.
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SNEED,S REPORTS

REPORTS OF TIE CASES ARGUED AND DETERMIN.
ED IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TENNESSEE, BY JoHS
L. I. sSlzD. Vol. ready and for sale by
my28 ". I. BERRY co.
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TIVE recent destruction q the Building MaeAinery Fur
niture and Material Of the souh Nashsis Furniiurs
Misunderstanding ConpAny, makes u Necessary cese Up
the busines % said Coapsny. Il Ia thcrefre. earnestly
desired and q3sstsi that al peTsoaa indebted The
Company VII i0rward and settle the same and ali
persons having claims said Company w P-ase pre-
seat thea for scstlenenL X n 6ROOME$ Prest,
wN. T. NANCE sec'y.
tF-Ws have some Furniture hand. wish us
vii sell a. our usual prices. and SA 10 Do
practicable. Jr2o-im
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ARBOTT>y NAPOLEON.

W. T. BERRY 90. have just received
THE HISTORY CT NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, by Johr
s. G. Abbott, with maps and Illustrations. vols.
l. o.:
lie CURE MANQUE, or Social and Religious Customs IN
France, by Eugene de COureiIon. jr25
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A ID Persons indebted 70 n E firm Of CRAM sHFp.
hEkp previous 70 the LIST Of July will call and s-tfI
their accounts either by Note or Cash as IL sinrr,ib
TO give longer credit. IS -oie
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lE- The treasures Of ST. Petersburg are always
removed TO Moscow In time Of war A eorrespon.
dent Of the Boston Transcript who is now visiting
the latter city, says
II was assured that the bullion now in the trea-
sury greatly exceeds the sum held by the Bank Of
England, and the estimated value Of gems and
Jewels Is almost fabulous, before which the crown
Jewels and the regaia Of England sink into compare.
i've insiguiheance. Here saw the richest man 10
all Russia, With one exception. He is said to Do
worth 40, 600, 600 rpbles siver hare since heard
that there Is one whose reputed possessions are
100 o0o, 600 rubles silver saw this Crue;us In the
most fsting place, in the treasure vaults, where ia
stored the ballioa."
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DERS0NS DESTROYS OF subscribing for in the Mount
Olivet Cemetery, can now have opportunity Of do
ing So by calling upon LISDsLEY CRoCKETr, DIR. JOHN
YouNG or NELSON at City Hail. who give any nfor-
nation desired expected that those who wish sub
scribe will do immediately only limited amount OF
stock is TO he disposed Of.
jy2l-du uGB
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r. G. McNAIRY & co,

II AVE this day received per Express only six DAYS out
i from New ork, beautiful lot Of
French worL ed Collars, Sleeves and Chemzettes;
Mourning Collars and Sleeves, in great variety;
Jackonet and Swiss Edgngs and Insertngs;
White Embroidered Muslin Robes;
Beautiful Evening Dresses, styles;
Plain, Checked and Figured Nainsooks;
Plain and Striped India Dimities
Small Red and White Fans;
Splendid Bridal Fms;
Plain Mousln De LANES and Berages for Travelling Dress
es, Pocket Handkercefs Night Caps, Glove Boxes, and
many little things tedious mention, all of which
viii sell at the lowest possible prices.
We shall receive during the coming week Of the larg
OF English and American Carpets brought to
this market. X. @. McNAIRY 4 Co,
iy23 College street.
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FKxALE LAwTKEs.--Mrs. T. Cakes Smith Is out
in letter favoring legal practice for females She
says that Emma c. Coe has begun practising at the
bar In Philadelphia Elizabeth Young Is about do
Ing the sane AZ Lowell Mass, and she has protegs
profession.
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Misrepresentation of the American Party-Its
Democracy.

Anti-American orators lay great stress upon
the assumptions that man, in becoming a
member of the American party, sacrifices his
liberty-that he is forced to vote for the NOM
inee of the council, aud such like clap-trap
humbuggery. 1t is unnecessary to say a word
upon this point to those who are members of
the party; and, indeed, it is not to influence
such that these statements are made. We
may remark, however for the information of
outsiders, generally, that in the American Or
der there is no caucusing, as in the anti-Amer
lean party. There is no nominating candid
ate or set of candidates by half dozen or
more leaders of the party, as has been done
by our opponents in this canvass. In the
American party erery member has an OpportI-
nifty to cote IN the preliminary contention, and
his name is written down opposite the name
of the candidate of his choice, and counts one
in the nominating convention. If such q
course had been pursued by our opponents in
selecting a candidate for Governor, h0ao many
Uotes could AndreW johnson haze received in
Davidson county-in Middle and Vest Ten
nessee? That is pertinent question, which
we wish every man who expects to vote for
his reelection TO ask himself
Talk about relinquishing ones right to vote
for the man of his choice by joining the
American party There never was greater
absurdity suggested. When, in the history of
parties in Tennessee, did any candidate for
Governor ever receive as many votes in q
nominating convention as COL Gentry dd9
How many of the members of the anti Amer
icah party, who are corjured to vote for An
drew johnson as the representative of that
party, participated in or sanctioned his nomi.
nation3 The question is q suggestive one
And yet those who refuse to support the nom-
inee Of caucus are denominated in the Union
and american as "renegades." There is no
such penalty inflicted in the American party.
upon those who decline to vote for the nomi.
nees. They are at perfect liberty to do so if
they choose, and no one assumes TO force them
to go to the polls. And yet, our opponents,
who anathamatize all the members of their
party who refuse to support the nominee, no
matter how odious he may be, as reaegades,
are prating about the restrictions of the Amer
lean party upon the free thought aud action Of
! the voter.
We cannot believe there is an intelligent
man in Tennessee who can be bamboozled by
such transparent humbug.
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AsUmE CURE FOR CANCERS.

MY Wife, havIsg abored under one on her breast ior
WI tine, sad h4vins tried didsrent treatment,
concluded 10 undertake myself and In less than thee
months elected complcte cure although she had oern
given up BY her friends being beyOnd The reach Of any
cure the lat enjoyed oriiei ee@ih Than
she had Tor many years pfevoas and has since gwen birth
70 a zoe child which she nurses herseh have also
treated several other cases. AAd have mel win Tie sane
success.
nv teatrnt Il not he using o M knit caas,e.
Mercnry bot Parey Negsiaee also PROBES % cafs
ua Pics and ali diseases originating In hke All
AK u pcrsoas a1eted Win any Of TIE above named
diseases Is 70 give ne trial. Where there Is
TIRE khsl be charge fatthsr Information eaa b. Oh
aimed b. ealing ne By sttsr a. Ne ~ Nerth Mar
kef street JONATHAN fhuNAS.
Et-GH
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CHOLERA PREYENTIrT

NE Public are respectfully informed that LYONS 4 Co
a. SUI huhne selling their cele braed a OIrrn ana
Diarrhca preventive, iron the ef[ rts - 80
80 many last year reaptd great comfort and ree NV ~
Galon, bOttle or Glass. As eveutives are aIv,y -
man cures, We strongly recommend all 10 use n Ta p
supplied without charge, n accompanied with prsc,i.
Doctors certificate. Private Families particularly ebo5
gency. LYONS a 20 'e'-
myi 70 60 -
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HEREFORD, SLAUGHTER & CO.,
BANK ERS,
And Exchange Brokers,

Cedar street, opposite the Post Office,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
Dealers in Exchange, Gold, Silver, and all kinds
Of Bank Notes.
Particular attention Paid to Collections in all parts Of Ken
lucky, Tennessee and North Alabama.
REFERsScEs-Messrs HoRsov WHELfss, Bank Of Nash
Vile; MeSsrs EWs BROTHERS, NholefA ale DugRsrz NesSrs
FAIL CuSSfSGHAM, HaTdEare Merchants M-ssrs W. B.
sHAPARD Co Bankers: HgSKY 7. YEArNAE, Bq, Whole
sale Grocer NJ scorT, ESQ.,, Proprietor Of City Hotel
my2l-u
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DIVIDEND NOVICr
oFTlcE NASHVILLE Gas Lnur

OFFIcK NASHVILLE Gas ItsHr COMPANY
July 9Th 1875
Dividend Of five per cent for the last six noDth.
as ms day declared, payable 70 the Stoc holders ~
me NASHVILLE Gas Light Company, demand AFTER tbs
lV,h INST, Jas. H. KENDRICK
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BOOKS FOR LEISURE HOURS.

CTAR PAPERS, Experiences of Ar, and Nature, BY
- Henry Ward B. eohrr.
PEEPS FROM A BELPRY, or the lriEh Sketch Book,
by Rev. ,. W. Shelton.
JOY AND CARE, Friendly Book for Young Mothers, by
Mrs. Tuthir
OUR COUNTRYAiES or Brief Memoirs Of Eminent Amer.
leans, By Losing.
ALONE BY Marion Harland q Virginia.
Ju received and for sale by
iyT BUG CHARLES W. SMITH.
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WHICR
THE RIGHT Or THE 4

THE RIGHT Or THE LETT
TooN, NELSON CO. have just received several works
One of the number is
The New Novel upon Fashionable Religion"
ats portraits hfe-like, its skechngs graphic its pic
lures powerful, and aim noble. '-Kir0Gn" Rec Ntcto-
las Murray D. d. jyl6
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

HAVING bought the entire interest Of ny partner
have dvterined 10 sell Goods az les. pfoat than
have heretofore done u Is known that keep the best
style Of Goods, ami 1r that house be
known very cheap one, bat all thng- considered We
pledge ourselves Goods reasonable rate and "a
specially ak FOR the patronage Of friends eommu-
airy generally. J. n. McGfLL
lyl9 90 Successor % Nyers McGiL
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Ho. for Kingston Springs!

TIVE undersigncd have made arrange. 1TTRa~-z-
Il ment With Ne james J. Baker. % run
q SIX pa senger omnibus 70 the springs three Hz-z0@
tines per week Fare each way, two dollars once At =
seEAnee HOuse where NAV be secured
The Omnibus gill leave Nashville DnnetsdIy AZ ocoeB
A. " IN Tuesdays Thursdays, add Saturday.
Returning Vii leave the Springs practically a. SANE
hour, en- MondaA .. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Careful drivers good horses Portable onnibuses and
delightful place % reso thus offered the pabc-
NJ pains s be spared 70 maze The trip pleasant and
Joain AZ kingsson agreeable.
Js2t-sn Rial KREiDER.
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cholera and Diarrhea Medicatsd BRANDY
Aromatic Sehiedam Schuauus

Mncn, with the large stock Of other goods ALWAYS NJ, h.
WI give 70 our customers better Inducements 10 maj
Sales" $50 mali - u 5 ana quick
| jy13 L,nuSS q CO,
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VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION

WILL sell at public auction on THURSDAY next a.
26th inst House and Lot situa ed the E.
Of Jefferson and Water street The Lot fronts 218 k
feet and runs back l62 fee and has brick house
containing two rooms, with good cellar underneath good
garden fruit trees and grape vines.
TERMS SALB-S250 cash. baauce in 10 months for ap
proved note well secured and payable in Bank.
jy24-td NJ. KLEIN.
II. r. GLAssoocK, Auctioneer.
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NASHVILLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

NOTICE hereby gven that the Annual Meeting Of the
IN Stockholders Of the NASHVILLE BUILDING ASSO-
CITATION will be held at the Merchants Exchange on MON
DAY EVENING, thu Both instant O'Clock. Board Of
Directors for the ensuing to be chosen and the
nual Report will be read.
jy55-td E. G. EASTMAN, Secretary.
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A. D. CREIGHTON.
l. - NhAisHlON. >. ALExAxpER.
A. ID. CREIGHTON & co.,
FEoPRIEToss or The
Verandah Livery Stables

W GUILD inform the public that they have "A. -
ken the Livery stable Cherry street i'm. PySHf'
mediatey IN the rear Of the Yerandah Hotel and KH
wllkeeP on hand Bugres and Horses subject 70 49,
ne community at large We determined to hsve Ur "a
o. the best quality, and beng satisfied that an
VIII DC pieased We ask ashare Of public patronage
Horses boarded on the usual terms J.fs 10