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SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 8, 1887,


LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAIL
We have been furnished with statement Of the
progress and condition Of the L. N. R. R., taken
from late report Of the chief Engineer to the beard
ct Louisville, and which shows that the road is be-
ing pushed forward by its energetic President, Gov
Helm. as rapidly as III means at command will
justify.
To complete the necessary bridges and grade OF
the entire line from Louisville to Nashville, will now
require, S925,esS 90
HTO create that sum, the Company now have of
City and County bonds, Sl,424,OOO %
Interest account and private subscriptions would
increase that sum, 100000 90
But our liabilities and incidental expenoes will
perhaps absorb that
To complete the grade, masonry and bridging (the
tunnel of 1000 feet at the close of Muldrow's hill
excepted) from the junction with Lebanon branch
to ElizabethtOwn, will require of County bonds $780,
600; of cash $4,000; aggregate, 100000
To complete grade, masonry, and bridging from
Elizabethtown to p miles south of Green river,
distance of 20 miles, out from Louisville, bonds
$4,000; cash 100000, $4,000
Of the grade between the junction, and the point
q miles south of Green river l3 miles are complete
BY st December, % will be, and by lst April SO,
leaving six which are so located that they will be
completed by the time the track reach them. 1t
Is expected cross Green river with track by Au-
tumn SO. The distance that to Bowling
Green is about 40 miles, of that there are q miles
which but little work has been done On the
whole distance $4,000 have been expended, the
largest part between Bowling Green and the North
boundary of Warren, over which the grade Will be
completed in the Spring of 1858. From Bowling
Green south to the Tennessee line, l6 miles have
been completed By LIST Dec. "a will be completed,
leaving bat miles to complete during the winter,
which will be done by LIST April 1858.
From Nashville out, 10 miles of the LIST 80 are
completed. By LIST December 26 will be- leaving
hui four miles to be completed during the winter
the completion of which will not retard the track.
The masonry will be done 1st October, and bridges
up by LIST Dec. From the end of LIST 80 miles to
State line 152 miles including two tunnels, one 5,
The other 700 feet in length, the work has so far
progressed as to warrant the opinion that The entire
grade to State line will be completed in the year
1853
The chances of the two ends to reach Bowling
Green as to matter of time are about equal. The
whole road may, if iron can be had, be completed
within the year 1859
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AMERICAN SIAvERT.-A remOnstrsnoe sgsins

AMERICAN SLAvERY.-A remonstranee against
slavery from Geneva, has recently appeared signed
NV Merle DAubigne with forty others, Presidents
l1rofsssors and members of Evangelical Churches
80 other Societies, addressed to the Evangelical
f,hristiaus of the United States. The letter has
s,1od forth a yindication of slavery from an able
IN. through Russells Magazine, Charleston s. c.
abs documents are extremely interesting, because
sfths ability and temperance Of the discussion
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Testimonials ia agor Of the GIaefenberg Veg
nahl

Testimonials ia fagor of the GIaefenberg Veg
etable Pills.
VNHR GR'enbere VEGETABLE Pills have had sover eign eff
feet In OF indigestion dyspepsia They are also
very successful In curing sundes eyes and ska yellow
the water reddish bro there loss OfstreDgh Of
Appetite bitter taste IN the mouth, depression OF Spirits
&C. &e.) and they are superior TO any others in
Or. C. H. MARsToN.
The G. lenbeTg Vegetable Pills have cured lonq-sanding
Of Indigestion dyspepsia (Weght the stomach
and chest heayness Of the head depression the Spirits
short breathng shiverinE heartburn rsings
and sometimes vomiting and Purgng9 have been labor
ing under dyspepsia for eight and quite
T. 5 GARDNER.
The GIse enberg Vegetable Pits have worked wonders
They have proved very valuable medicne and
MYERS sEAToN.
have used the Gutenberg Vegetable Pills bilious
which am subject, and truly say that
WIN. DOYLE,
NV wife was taken with disease Of the kidneys used
all The skill master Of aud consulted with other ply
scans, but she continued to grow then
great surprise her health mehded rapidly. They tied
onl TO the regard ofhe people generally but to that of
the medical profession also. DIR. WIN 2. lDE.
have used the Gutenberg Vegetable Pills in my prae
tee as general smy PhySic i - the best and Only
every to administer them In levers, bilious disease
JOHN p MORGAN, M. D.
The Gr4fenberg Vegetable Pills have attained a remark
able well deserved reputation Their great value
caused them to ubdue all opposition and annhilae ali
petition In headache eelc, Jsunaee, depression otsIIs
liver complaint incigesIi N, and all ordinary little ailments,
they are of the most measurable worth
DR.. J P. KENNEDY.
An elderly almost paray ed eside; another
had determination of blood head cured both OF
them with GrGlenberg Veg table Pills In all If
PRAYED appetite, trouble with the stomach, bowels or kid
Nv G. GRIswOLD. NJ. D.
have used the Grefenberg Vegetable Pills family
medi my house two years. We have quite la
family, and doctors bills have ordinarily averaged SIS
year since began to them have paid only IS, and
that in the case of dslOcated limb.
CHARLES }. SEYMOUR.
II Price of the GIaenbsIg Vegetable Pills, IS
per box.
OF Owing 20 their Ighness they easily be ranferred
b. mail.
8 For sale by all Druggists in Tennessee Alabama and
Georgia. MACKENZIE q BECKWITH
sept Agents, Nash willie.
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NEW PUBLIC ATOMS.

w. T. BERRY & CO., have Just received MOSS SIDE,
BY Marion Hsrand author of Alone" and sc The Hidden
Path "
Nothing need be said to awaken an interest in new book
by this charming authOress thousand copies %
her Alone and Hidden Path have been sold by her
American Publishers and the demand is at present
slant ard regular In Europe they have met with
still greieT other American auihoress has yet
been honored by republication in tbs Lepsic edition Of
standard American authors. Those who have the ad
vance shses of MOSSSIDB unite in The opinion that 10 is
uneo to both of ion Harand former productions, in
interest STYLE and populsrtact it is full of incidents Of
exciting nature while The plot better and more sysems
cSIy arranged
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A DANGEROUS CoUNTERFEIT-The Montgomery
Messenger has been shown counterfeit purpOrting
to be a FIVE dollar bill of the Bank of Georgetown,
South Carolina. The counterfeit has figure of lib
erty on the right hand side, which is not in the
genuine on the left hand side of the counterfeit is
an eagle-on the good bill female head. The
counterfeit can readily be detected, all good five
dollar bills on the Bank of Georgetown have red
check back. The color of the printing is rather
pale, when compared with the genuine. The en-
graver's imprint on the good bill is "RawdOn,
Wright, Hatch and Edison, New York" while on the
counterfeit it is "Tappan, Carter and Co., n. Y"
This counterfeit is dangerous, it is a new issue
from the dens, and one which has not yet been ex-
posed by any of the published detectOrs.
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M,NvY's COMBINED REAPER.-The Louisville
Democrat of Thursday last says:-We heard more
questions asked about this machine than anything
on exhibition. Indeed, Gen. B. F. Cheatham, Of
Nashville, Tennessee, was continually imPortuned
with questions respecting its merits and receiving
orders. Its reputation is national, and it needs no
commentator.
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SONGETHLHJG NEW,
Ellis & Moore.
Nos. Sc a 81 MARKET street.

Nos. So q 81 Market street,
re happy 10 inform their Old friends and the pubfe ven
n orally that they have made large add o. their Ma
chine shop and Foundry, and have double facilities ar
rendering satisfaction 10 all who may favor hem ~ a call
u our Intention as heretofore. O. Keep 0ureiyes ~c
sCrplrd with ever description Of steam E. gnos, Boies
Mill Ma hiuey, hating Al-o, al tinds OF work Tor
flodr Us, Stea uOoats. saw Mills To5acco Factories
prices. BILLS a MOOR
Nos. y - Market south OF Broad Street Nashville Tenn
aug Ig-dis4mos.
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N.Y. The Fillmore men of Washington Township
Nuskiprum county, Ohio, have passed resolutions
in public meeting that they will not support Chase
Tor Governor. and that if driven from their present
postiOn for they will vote the Demo
cratic ticket in preference to the Republican ticket
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NApnIFnN,s rALL


Bersnger, the sweet ballad-poet of France, whose
death has been sorecently recorded to beregretted
never wrote anything more exquisitely beautiful
than the following;
TEE ooTTAGER AND NAPOLEON.
Amid the lOwly, straw-bui shed,
Long will the peasant seek his glory;
And when some fifty years have fed,
The thateh viii hear no other story.
Around some old and hoary dame
The village crowd will oft exclaim-
Mother, now till midnight chimes,
Tell us the tales of other times.
Hewronged US; say it, if they will,
The people love his memory still;
Mother, now the day is dim,
Mother, tell US now of him.
My children-in our village here,
saw him once by kings attended
That time has passed this many year,
For scarce my maiden days were ended.
On foot he climbed the hill and nigh.
To where watched him passing by;
Small his hat upon that day.
And he wore q coat of gray;
And when he saw me shake with dread,
"GOOd day to you my deari " he said
OH and mother, is il true?
Mother, did he speak to your"
" From this year had passed away.
Again in Paris streets l found him:
To NOtre Dame he rode that day,
With all his gallant court around him
All eyes admired the show the while,
No face that did not wear the smile
." See how brightly shine the skies!
This for him?" the people cries
And then his face was soft with Joy,
For God had blessed him with boy"
Mother oh ! how glad to see
Days that must so happy bel"
81 But, when DER our province ran
The bloody armies of the strangers,
Alone he seemed, that famous man,
To fight against thousand dangers.
One evening just like this one here,
heard a knock that made me fear
Entered when Cpd the door,
He and guards perhaps scores
And seated where sit he said
a. To what war have been led L."
Mother and was that the chair?
Mother, was he seated THERE?"
"Dame, am hungry :" then he cried;
| set out bread and wine before him.
There at the fire his clothes he dried,
And slept while watched his followers DER him
When, with start, he rose from sleep,
He saw me, in my terror weep,
And be said Nay, our France is strong;
Soon l will avenge her wrong
1t is the dearest thing of mine,
The glass in which he drank his wine"
"And through change of good and i'll,
Mother, you have kept it still"
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BSg~ 1t is not yet settled who is the delegate in
the next Congress from Washington Territory. Some
of the Nebraska papers say Chapman is elected,
and others claim it is Ferguson. There are some
disputed returns
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WONDERFUL AFFECTION

The affectionate disposition of the African never
received nobler exempIfcaton than in the follow
ing incident, vOuched for by the Washington In
iOR:
On Sunday morning last an interesting and lovely
child little over year cid, of Mr. Paulus ThysOn
in this city, died after few days illness The nurse
negro slave, who was devotedy attached to her
little charge, was present when It's angel spirit took
its fight TO happier realms, and was so completely
stricken down with grief and anguish that she had
to be borne away from the chamber Of death, al
most in state of insensibiiy. Every care and at
tention was Immediately lavished upon this faithful
slave that good master and mistress could bestOW.
physician was called in, and all the relief his art
could render united to the tender sOicitude of
her masters family. 1t was in vain, however, for
before the infants corpse removed from the
house. the spirit of the faithful nurse had taken its
flight from this earth The remains Of this devoted
slave were On Tuesday followed the grave by the
members of the family she had so faithfully served,
with every suitable demonstration of respect and
sorrow. The deceased was not over thirty years Of
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FRIENB WooD-It long time after you at Bliss
field before the buue Restorative for which
gave order upon your agent in Detroit and when
got concluded try Mrs. Nsrns hair Is the
est power. 1t has done all that assured me
would dc; and others of my family and friends, having
messed Effects using and recommending its
others entitled the highest consideration claim
forit. Again, very respectfully and truly. yours
SOLOMON MANN.
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DiLE 1T 4 JIIDN.
WILL be sold al auction, Tuesday 29ih Septem
w Der at u O'Clock, the premises, hundred and
fifty Of Land nine miles from Nashville Gala
tin turnpike, within three hundred yards the Junction
the Louisville and anderson Railroad. The improvements
consist of story frame building with rooms, passages
and galleries, aud all necessary Oufbudings Also, brick
and WarehOussOns the best country stands
ing goods In the vicinity Of Nashville Th- land enclosed
by fence, and portion we'll in blue gass The
will be divided into ten twelve lots bills plots
Of which will be furn she'd IN good time. Terms made
in bills day Of sale. We consider rare
chance for investment speculation, the
location within IS 90 tins FROM Nashville and
August q, 'j7s J. L. q K. W Brown,
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CARLYLE, ILL.,, June %, 1859
have used Prof q. J. Woods Hair Restorative and have
admired wonderful effects My hair oece ming,
thought TremauTey gay but by the Of his Restorative
has resumed COLOR and have doubt peFma
nenlly so. ). BREESB, ex-Se natOI u s.
o. J. WOOD & CO., PToprietOrs, 3l2 Broadway, n. Y,
lin the great n. Y. Wire Railing Establshment and ia
Market street, Saint LOus, No. And sold by all good
inrnrn,a-r Rnn9idN R=is2m
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40 Mules. Large Iron Works.
AID OTHER PERSONAL PROPERTY
T. q n - a LIE

AID OTHER Personal PROPERTY
i q n - "A Il Il
DIV virtue of decree rendered the Chancery Court al
II shviile in the sutO Ledbettsr and Bostick JnO
S. d u. Brirn and Otsers will sell public auction on
the Public Square In GAINESVILLE,
Monday, the l4th lay of sept,
neKt-4O FINE MULES, and some Wagons and Harness
and on the
First Day OF October Next,
will sell at Iron Mountain Furnace, Stewart county, q
said Furnace and Land-GbOut 1900 acres with about
900 fine bottom land about 20 in cultivation
This place could be made tbs finest Farms in
Tennessee II has Abundance oak for tan
bark. The land lies between the Tennessee and umber-
land river and extends each has woodward
privileges and all the wood read sold steam
boats. In addition To these advantages it has fine Fur
mace, with all the necessary fixtures furnace.
will also sell the time, Blacksmith Tools, Carts
Wagons Axes, &C., &c.
The real estate DO sold credit Of l. @ and years
latter small cash paymsn and the personal proper on
credit Of or month"; with notes bank Tor all sums
over Sl0O-fOT smaller sums h will be required Two
good securities required the notes, and lien
the land till the purchase money is paid.
aug 26-tds THOS W. WISROM.
have two likely young negro men and valuable
man to sell privately. Call soon. 4. ". W.
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MONEY lost.
Auction Sale of Groceries
nv IEH KE,rTs EwINC 90

nNWednesday next September 9th viii offer for sale
~ ia front of Warehouse Nos 10 l Market street,
10 at 4. NJ the following articles
800 bags Coffee; so bbls. cruched Sugar
1000 kegs Nails (bfst bra adel 25 do Powdered do
So hbls Whisky; " loo Doc Backing;
50 0OO Cigars so boxes Tobacco
100 Dog. Blu kets, 10 kegs white Lead;
800 Reams Wrapping Paper; so Coils Rope;
25 Bels. Gin; 500 boxes Soap;
81 do old Reserve Whisky; 20 do ground PEPPER;
20 cases Matches, 20 do 4" Spice;
30 do Ginger;
with numerous sinai articles to make complete assor
meat In the Grocery line.
sept. 6-d-td BRLLYBTT, EWING co.
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A CARD.

A difficulty having recently arisen between Mr..
c. Boyd and DR.. F. A. Badger, the undersigned, by
the suggestion of the above parties decide that the
said difficulty be settled follOws-viz: That c.
Boyd acknowledge that, in the manner and the cir
cumstances under which he made the personal
assault upon Badger the 9th instant, he did act
wrong and unjustifaby. That the said Badger
should fully and unreservedly accept this acknow-
Judgement as final settlement between the parties.
C. NJ. CALLS.
F. G. MONTGOMERY,
JOHN r. GREEN,
GEO. P0INDEXTER.
1877
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CLIFTON & ABBOTT

I'VE JUST a IlTg0
IL and select assortment Of
CLOTHS. CASHIERS AND VESTINGS.
with the BY Mr.. Harvey, whose
fOr enabled bring BY far the besu
fll piece goods have offered In Nashville
Al made up order under tbe super the
WeH-knOEn Z" Harvey" sspl
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TEEBoLroN CASE -Messrs. f. NJ. IergerandR FL.
Stanton counsellor Bolton returned lastevening
new writ of ha5eqs corpus directed to Sheriff Felts,
returnsble before Judge Fitzgerald at Paris, Henry
county, on the third Monday Of the present month
IL
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PP0P0IALS FOR STATIONARY.

HE Secretary of State will ssue proposals for Stationary
ineiud n9 Letter, FOucsp, Enrolling and wrap ns pI-
pe Journal EnveOps Pens Ink and such other articles as
are used By clerks at the desks Tor the use OF
the next LsgisI .ture, convene October next
Proposals. received up TO the 25.h september 1871:
p n. W. BURTON,
sent. 6-dIT Sec'y of state.
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500. REWARD.


ID ANYWAY fr8m sle Subscriber, living near Pulaski ,
II Giles county, two negro men, WILLIAM aud JAMES
WILL An is % years of age, very black about five
feet ten inches high, has rather dne voice. Stops
forward.
JAMES about "a or Is years Of ace very black wilma
good deal Of white about his eyes six feet hight
very voice, carries himself very Bill
grey blank James had black cloth coat NO
TecOlecled. will give I'd for them
If lodged in jail tina may get Them, $50 eher OF
Them. 2r-tT J. Al. MARKS.
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~ the only substantial and sizplv ma1aged sewing
Maenine- made AID the chcsp and used by
families and Mar Uacturer for these and he following ea
-7 -
Isl They make which will riB OF rsvei both
sides being alike, as in hand sewing leather.
p The same Machines via sik Tire aud common
speOi cotton With equal iaci v.
from the finest linen 10 the hsavest cloth or leather
30 his Is not two Needle spool Machine whh
Machines make achain stfch, wnch easily
sc@mmon knt soesing, besides making ugly eori
back Of The goods.
4h These Machines not 1T an liable to ct out
bsinZ very simple and stro In thsiT cons. r1ction-
5th They sew iaser do work any other Machine
9Th he stitch pTOdue By this Machine Is - srong and
Rsllllui that 1t . Impossible % equal H ~ any other
9Th Tbs proof is there are rer ,qOaa af orr
Machines IN the United states alone, countu Eurnpe
where are over so o. and HERE practical ope
ton giving UnbOundsd aIisaCOn slnylhing tast no tner
Machines dOT
Branch once 80 Public SQulra Hczs' China HalL
Nash vii, Tennessee. WA. A SINCER IN
avg lSdIm A-snt
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FRESH ChECoES
40 Boxes fresh Ohio Cheese, received this day b.
i w Express, for sale Wholesale or retail BY
aug, q HoLLISTRR & CARTER, "a URien,S6
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THREE MIEUTE CHURNS.

WE are now prepared TO furnish TO our hends ana
w Customers
FFanCiscO,s atmospheric Churn
one of greatest labor saving Machines OF the present age
With very little labor and in from 10 minutes 1t produces
Butter Of very superior quality and in quantity about one
third more than made from the amount of by
any other Churn. Throughout Peansylvsma, Maryland,
and New York. they have received the Ts Medals al all The
Necbaucs' FAIRS and these States their great economy
has recon mended them to the Farming community
MACKENZIE 81 WILSON,
We have still on hand q few Of the FIVE AND SIX
MINUTE ICE CREAM FREZEHS, which never
disappOint.
TERING COFFEE; WATER COOLERS OF all
.T1 10 MACKENZIE & WILSON.
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S25 REWARD

WILL give the aboVs reward for the apprehension Of nv
ooy SkoRGh, who ran away from the an Of Au-
49, Geoge copper eolored about six feet high, and
years oio or little older He has small scar over his
sn9erJawl caused BY rising from bad tooth.
Ieorse was raised by the late Mrs Martha williams nea
Nashville, and hired last year to B. anier whose wafe
house he was In when fell He has a vile Il Mr. SIedgs
IN hogeDelo. J. J. ABERNATHY,
September 5, 1857. ''' ~
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CLAIBORNE MACRINE WORKS.

IRON FOUNDRY.
WE have now started our rnd extensive Foundry
W the Old stand Of the Nashville Manufacturers
Company, aad prepared execute heavy ard Heht
work OF descr ptOn the shOr Lipbt Ca
mas 70 small snCunts at moderate city prcs heavy Cts
ings 70 lage amounts furnished per nlrart a. Cincinnati
prices With additions Of freight V have also commenced
operations in
MACHINE SHOPS.
Steam engines, aWm Fl0uTmils the most IN proved
patterns made N order Jobbinz repairing done nimad
at ~ We ready 70 make contra for ngiues BILLS
and shall furnish plans 10 enable purchasers oput % their
Mills with little exDsnss Manu- acture sud Farmers
and profitable 70 rs, before going East West tor
Machinery.
STEAM BOILERS.
For stationary engines snd steamboats, made 70 order Oha
best material, nth FrslrDuts Crates Stanfu1es
and Valves warranted stanc Uy pressure required Tor
Manufacturing porpsIli0z pusPC ses-
BLACKSMITH SHOP
Any description smithwOrs done ia excellent tvts
none but frstrats Iron used>av mill 1rs Steur. U
Pitman Irons, ersnka BOls all Kind SIgi Ir6n
made 10 order short notice.
Farmers wishing purchasr good, cheap Machinery vii
do wall n Call a. our Office address by bitter
JACkER 4 CO..
Claiborne Machine Works. Nashville. Tenn.
uy 2j-u Late Nashville Nan. Co.'S SHOPS.
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THE $40 AND SIS SINGLE ANu DOUBLE THREADED
l. EMPIRE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.-An Agency
for the sale OF these machines, for this and ad0n
counties be secured by personal Application the
subscribers, 9th g. Arch Streets Philadelphia.
No need apply Without capital Sufficient % conduct
the business properly and without references reb
ty and capacity.
We positively assert that those machines for all purposes
of family sewing 10 every Respect superior wing
Machine in market, what prices they may be
held and wherever they offered must COM
mqnd ready and unlimited demand
aug es-dim JOHNSON & GOODELL