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SheriF's Sale.

by virtue Of n "a 10 mn. tl,.,,,s az, ,.,,....,
c 49, l 80 henetable Circuit Court of nagifs M
ooss u psslls 49, az s March rerm ls6q s ca
"a ~ d,,,rtSossl 70 tne highest bidder Cor cash
saturday me " p DAY Of August isos ail ~ IN,
,h.' ~ n, NV ~. @aa estate, which W q Bn.h
following defcTihed Lot OF Oruund /, ~ nv, W thp
County, state Of Team aaea, tthore hsis. ~ sln
record ID The teEaleI'a ofcc) n Rovtk St',y or
fronling on tho tnst fitn III Ccrrf $500 N.-nF llr
Tunnlng back han way % college aroot' an sus
On beth fidss BY the properiy ct laaae faui M 100
Tiers . q tWoalory hrct hCuaa, being IN. -, '.-n
BY llaaa Pen ~ w q. ilfl il tha plab III M II. -
- lhe tlyslaa 01qra Efoperiy, all lesia on ~ ~
prollry 81 W, g I'D b, 70 satlsly ildrusnt 80
aersd in mvd.H ia0mas Wells asainal w. II No.
ri. HNTOg.
~ taol No DEP. sha shcrii Of D. C.
August tth, pa
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COmmitted to Jail

nF Davidson County, Tenn, July IS, 1862 negro
" man, who says his name IL LEWIS, and belongs
10 Levi Wade, OF Rutherford County, Tenn age "a
years feet 10 inches high weighs about II pounds
color light black.
Tho owner is requested 10 come forward, prove
property, and psy charges as the law directs
j. M. HINTON
iuly3l-3t Sheriff and Tailor Of D. c.
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Committed tn Tail

nF Davidson County, Tenn, July "a, lsG2, a negro
" man, who says hia name is STEPHAN and beloRgs
70 George Parker, Of Washington County Miss; age
y years feet inches high weighs 100 rounds /.
color, black two scars on lefl wrist
The owner is requested TO come forward, prove
property and pay charges, as the law directs.
j. NJ. HINTON,
luly3lH-3t Sheriff and JailOr of % @
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The Ice Cream Garden
So REWARDI

CTOLEN, from 4 HULDEHBANn, Ieuslier. on %.
- ion street, OAE PATENT LEVER ENGLISH
GOLD WATCH, Manufactured BY Jnn. Johnston, iiV.
sEPeel. The Watch 3 q small gigel with white dial
engraved 90 the inside "lEo W hAanra, from ha
"honAm HAanEHn The above Reward viii tc paid
iof any Information that may lead 20 ne roooyoFy Of
he property. "a n. HAMMER,
upob-u
louisville Journal please ooFY 10 ths ant ass
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Committed TO Hail

Of Davidson county, Tenn, July q, 1852 a negro
" man, who says bis name is SIMON, and belongs
70 Jno j. CrOwder, Of williamson County Tenn.
age about 25 years 8 feet inches high weighs 40
pounds color, black scar on left hand from burn
The owner is requested 20 come forward prove
property, and pay charges as the law directs.
j. NJ HINTON
luly31-9t Sheriff and Tailor Of d 4
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Committed to JAN

NJ Davidson County, Tenn. July Is 1864, negro
~ man, who says his name i PiTER, aud bsiosps
% A. Henderson, Of rutherford County Tenn. ace
about % years weighs 80 pounds feet 10 inches
high color, black
The owner Ia requested 10 come forward rrove
property and pay charges, a. the law directs
!. b. HINTON.
iulyai-at Sheriff and Ieilor csf,r
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To ADVERTISERS in DETAIL.
TIE RATS WHY ok Az FoLLows:

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10 per cont.
81 Advertisements Inserted Ia tho Local Column
charged a. the rate Of twenty cents per line.
Changes may be made periodically when agreed
upon; but every such change will involve 0Ktfa ex.
pense, 60 be raid for by the advertiser
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b charged for he egcesi.
Marriage and Funeral Notices,
when exceeding ave lines, will be charged al the
usual advertising rates.
Announcements OF Candidates.
loA nrArh uffioAhfs ss..s.sss.NlO ~
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o.aA required 10 advance for d sdv.r.l.smsp.s.
anloas BY special agreement,
We, ths undersigned, have this day adopted the
above rates, 10 which We bind ourselves strictly 70
adhere
WA. oAMRR0N, ~ the Uaiou.
JOHN WALLACE FOR tho DlsTosch
NA'HusI, Tom, July i2, 1897.
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M navidpsn county, July %, iss1, nse4o man
" who saytn Bis ualns IL ALIEN, aud tsloacs ~
Annie Carnfchaol, Of Davidson Couuty Tenn Oh ne
NoongTills PIKE age about IS years ucifh5 about
$50 pounds feet inches high color, black scars
on both hands
The owner Is requested 10 como forward, prave
property and nay charges AZ the law dirocts
J. N. HINTON
! uly1i-W sheriff and Tailor of ID q
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Committed tn TaiI

nv Davidson County, Tenn, July II, 1852, a negro
" woman, Who gays her name b FANNY, and BE-
longs 10 ino A, Crockett, Of MarfreeabOrO, Tenn I;
age % ycars weighs about 100 pounds iset or
inches hgl right oye out scars on left wrist and
near the corner of tho lot eye.
The owner Is requested % come forward provo
property, and pay charges, 'as the law directs
J. M HINTON,
july3l-at sheriff aud Jallor orb C.
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OF Davidson county, senn., July Is. 1869. negro
~ man, who says bic name s MOSES, and belongs
70 silaa Thicker, Of Ruthcriord County, Tenn; I'D
about 40 years feet inehSs high weighs 10
The owner il requested 10 como forward. sFoy
property, and pay charges ~ th8 law directs.
iulyai-9t sheriff and jailol of 4. @.
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Committed TO Tail

or Davidson County, Tenn, jelly Is, 1902, a negro
~ man, who says his name i NATf. and belonaa
to r. Duncan, Of Franklin County, Tenn. afsd about
II years feet inchca high weighs about no
sounds color black small scar on forehead
lie owner "a requested 10 come forward, prove
property, and pay Charge as the law directn
j. A. HINTON
juydi-M Sheriff and Iaiiof Of n q
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n Il w 49,
ICE CREAM SALOON.

TI'hk Subscribers have iust lifted up, 10 handsoms
~ Style in a pleasant aud convenient part 0f the
Oily 90 No f9, UNION srREEr, nest door 10 ne
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SALOON, end taa Ladies and Genflfmen Of Nashviie
ana vicinity ere respectfully Invited 70 give them
call They pledge themselves 20 keep On hand the
very best article mat can be made.
J. RAENTE.
r. O'CONNER
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BY Tho qualify, on The most liberal tsrm8,
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, Tenn. July 10, 1862, Q negro
~ man, who says his naruo Il DUNMORE and BE-.
longs to Jesse Martin, Of Marshal County, Tenn ace
about - years feet inches high color, black (;
hand Indicate hard labor.
The owner Is requested 20 come forward prove pro-
poltyi ard pay charges, as the law directs
i. NJ. HINTON,
lulyal-3t Sheriff and Tailor Of D. @
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In Chancery at Nashville.

CTAIE OF TTlJNESSER.--At Rules held IN tho
- Clerks ONCE, Chuncery Court at Nashville, Mon
day, July ihe 7th, 1909
William simmons Complainant 10. r. McNsuuB and
Others Defendants.
II appearing from afldavit hed 10 thn Cause that
the Defendant X. McManus' place Of residence Is un
known and that be r. now non resident Of
the state Of Tennessee Il iE ordered that he DO
enter his appearance herein before or within the rs
Three days Of the next term OF said Court 70 be held
on the l8t M0ndayn November next 1S62) and plead
answer or demur 70 CompainRnt's bill, or the same
VIII DO taken for confessed q % him and got for
hearnger parto, and that copy OF his order be pub
iahrd once week for four successive weeks IN the
Nashville Union. a C0py'-Att
J. \. CLEAYES, G. NJ.
A. J.. Duoss FOL. for Comp't. iuly13WI
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NashrillE AuiOn.
no Correspondent.

Our correspondents must allow us TO
take our own time for reading their com
munications. We have no time to be
read TO. tits literally impossible.
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WATSON HOTEL.
TO Rll ths Military departments IA
ghe District of the Ohio, II

IN AND AFTER THE let DAY OF July fgoQ
Owill open an once a. the 81 Cloud Hotel Ia Nah.
vtieei Tennessee, and one on Man street opposite
the Gsult hous lounFnlc, ny. for ala transaefioas
on bou ia mis- department, iur three months from
July lot 1869. CHARLES KAHN, Jr
hoof Contractor Tor thc District Of Ohio
n, h-liighest Market price PAID for good oaiila
lulyi-dif
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PROCLAMATION
ny
AN REV JOHNSON.
GOVERNOR on THE STATE or TErEEssEf

To al rho shaH Gee these Prsssnts- Gyseflno
WHAhEAa 4 has been made known 10 m. tbat
-. 49, 'ait lhohAa fAHiafii charged With having
~ ~ Dooemheri SOL upon The body OF Janrs Coon
Ai,l lete 81 our County of Davidson has lci ffr0,
Jusilcci aud , nov running az large.
now ihsrei0ro, L. Auunrw J0iissos Coverntr 4.
.n.estili ~ virtue u me power and authority la ~
.s.leai 90 hereby ofer reward II Two HuEnaro
,, - DotiAAti 20 any person persons WHO
lln to we sheriff or Jaior Of our County 0f David
sol ~ order thhi justice In that behalf nay BE- had
- Az ioslimosy Whersof have hersupto 80
lrr my hand aud caused ihe ffeat seal of ssid
J STATE 70 b afazsi ID NaaaViiis lie l6fb dav
~ o. AuFnrf IaCg 49, -
~ ihe Go1efnorf ANDREW JOHNSON
auslI-diw
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BOA ID

4 HAVE TWO WELL-FunSIsHED ROOMS. na.t.
able for Two small families, or may b. oocubisi
BY aaFaral gentlemen. House opposite Judqa Cat
lonh dwelling Nherry street Terms liberal
Ten or Fifteen Day h1ardora 90 t- ..s,narhl .aa
ioi also Few Irauaiqni hoardsu cah be aeraUlno.
dated. Uunc-l-aul MARTHA q pEA0OCg.
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Wanted 20 Rent.
RYE FLOUR.

OK BARRElS FRESH GROUND RYE FLOUR. q,
OO hand aud for sale a The Broadway Mhls
luneb d D. DICKEY, Agent.
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Claims Against the D. States

A LIEN A. HALL win attend 10 the collection Of
"A claims against any Of the United States authori-
yes eithor hero o. al Washington. Ha may De found
81 The Scwanoe House.
Nashville, June 18Th, 1902
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-12-04
"a Case al ~uUgi iiai.d'

The Tribune. in pithily showing the
causes Of til, war. aud that gr.st cause
10 be Slavery; thus sums np:
The Rebellion has broken out on
~ in the Slave States.
CA mistake! 1t first broke out in
VI; ssavhusetts. - which nuli6cd the Con-
stitutiou ot the United States aud rho
Laws of Congress. in 30 called Personal
Biis.)
2 IL commenced in South Carolins
the most intensely Pro Slavery Of them
oil aud mustered Stat. after Safe in ex-
ne, proportion to their interest and de-
."tion TO Slavery.
(\r",hnr mistake! It began in Bm-
,oh. in i,scu.s from T. s. Marshsls
i'll Syracus in the Jerry rescue case
in Milwaukee. Wisconsin, in ths
Booth case.
The rea fact is.-tbat for ten years,
Massarh huse,ts has not been fairly in or
uuirr, the Constitution of the United
States. aye. ever since the organ;za-
zion Of the Government, from the days
"i the Shay's Rebellion. on to the Hart
ford Convention. Massa .hu>etts has been
moe or less. in opp ",tion to the Com
stitution, and til. L1ws If tae United
States. We have hal three Rchelii.us
iu Massachusetts,, since 1880 list The
Slay's Rebellion 2ni. :" he Embapo
Rebellion 3d The Personal Liberty
Rebellion -Mew York Erpress.
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NUMBER 40.
lguiiI III Home.

OF oil the happy households. that is
the happiest where falssbood is never
thought Of All peace is brok. o up
when once il appears ths: there is 'is-
in house. All cot frt has gone wh..n
suspicion has once entered when there
must be reserve in talk and reservation
in belief Anxious par-u's. VII are a.
ware of the pains I .uspicioh, will PLACE
general confidence in their children. 40 l
receive what they .ny freely, unless ,her.
10 reason to distru the u nth of any one
If such an occasion should .unhappity ~
rise, they must keep the suspicion from
spresiius as long as possible, and ~
void disgrao'ns their poor chill while
there is chance ot its cure BY their
cou6den tai assistance. lie shuni.i lmv.
their pity and sssidnous hep. as ii he
were suffering Under ONE disgusting
bodily disorder. If be can be cured b.
will become duly grateful for the trest-
ment If the endeavor fails, mean.
must Of course b- taken to prevent hi.
example fr,m doing harm; and then. As
| said. tue f,m'ly peace is broken up
because the family coudiencs is gone,
| fear that frou so.us cause or another,
there are but few large tauiIia. where
every msa.Ler is altogether truthful. -
But " here all sre so organized and so
trained RS to be wholly reliable in .r,
and word, they area light to all eyes.
and joy to all hearts. They are rub
lla benefits, for they are point Of gem
eral reliance; and they are privarly
blessed within and without. Without.
their lite ia made easy by universal trust
aud within their homes ard their hearts.
they have the security Of rectilude. and
g!alness OF iuuoceuse.- Harriet bar.
tiHaa
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He's Come.

One of John p's. best yarns WAS spun
in our hearing = few evening since. and
was substantially As follows: 81.
John was boarding at the National
Hotel, at which Mr.. , Con-
necticut manufacturer also stopped when
doing business in town. Mr.. A.
was prothpt and suecesrful business
msn. smart as whip, rs the Yankees
say. and withal (when business was oil
done up snug genial, social cbmpan.
ion, which naturally enough accounted
for his sometimes presmhulatiug with
something b svy in his hat.
The dining room Of the National is Of
! generous cspa'i'y-ssy ono hundred
(perhaps n,ore )fee. deep quite jour
pry from the entrance to the end One
day. as our narrator was comfortably
seated at the table preparing to do am
pie Justice to the merits Of a eapi.sl din
ner, who should he ser enter the dining
foom but Mr. A., minus his hat,
Tut with ,l' Lr.ck evidently Mill adher-
ing to -nut r,,ti"r 4 ii. ul per story
No ,atsh, .est ut the lower extremity of
/ the table ntTe red rest aud refrrsments to
the discouraged pedcstriah; so he kept
IN the even tenor of his way surveying
Virginia rail fence up the right side Of
the table until be reached the extreme
head, were he found Ill empty chsir tilt
ed forward. equivelan. to being labelled
'ref-rvtd' the property. hy urtesy,
Of n lawyer. whose august presence it
was at that moment awaiting. 4
made demonstration toward the vacant
chair. but was Interrupted by waiter,
who t"ok the liberty of rewarkiug:
This seat is reserved for a gentle
man.
A. drew himself mp proudly
flung one wiihering glance of scorn at
the impertinent waiter. and remarked.
loud enough for the whole table to hear:
B. he's come y
The, guest, who had watched the
whole scehe with interest. exploded.
while e. cooly sat dowu to the eu-
j"yment Of his dinner.
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Weeds and Flowers.

Vice grows rapidly. bu. virtue is
pla' ~ tardy nr"dn"'inr The virtu,s
are IN ia,.. the h,wers mnr" or less
seau,l:u whish grew in rh- moral gar
deo of the heart; hur The v.a are th,
weeds which owing to uian inuate de-
r'avi,y, spring up spontaneously. aud
il not suppressed or controlled. s"nn
leave their nobier riypls uD room to tx-
ist in thr same vicinity. Why said IL
little girl once, do the weeds ou'srcw
the fcwcrsi' Aud what wts tie rep Dise
'Be~ause til" 'oil is the mother Of
weeds aud o"iy ~. ate -inoth r of flow.
rrs A prrt y ilra was this, ludced.
Aud considering that
lin Adams fall
We sinn.d all.
it may nls" b. sail that the .oil Of .ho
human heart is tho mo,hsr of the vir,..us
pnu the step. moth r only of re virru-
ous impulses The Ia ter mn>t .njny
exterior care aud culture 20 6.uri>h,
under such circum. tan q. bui how luz
urianfly ur evil 4"sllti.s crcp nu.. OF
themselves and o-ersha"os all better
utTS u not trUTU ana
poetry. unfortunately. in this notion IL,
US reISasHber.
QuesTr"s IN MATH.aA7Ics:--A young m-n
from vicin,y Of siaurh Chunt, WIS be ore
Alderman Britler. on Saturday afternoon.
His name is litnr. chncdrr The contia nj
WIS youDe lad. anmed ..aty Tr,ce. Hiss
Trace says tl NJ. SCI riltr indu Ell her to
le've The path OF iect,tnde ia one horse way.
on" Miss Trace ofitre to ''make up PROV.
ding she cnnId cease to lie " Trace ami br.on.
a Semester. NJ. Schneider. said there wac hu.
one objection TO this-he had ~iis ALREADY.
MI. Schneider ul,i maiely compromised eht ma,
ter with the ladr t!r handing over $3.50 "A c.,n.
snd an order fof $50 worth OF s,os+,ies, to
support an infant one year old. The question
now ID, If small Trs-e costs $ls), what
would it cost Mr.. Schneider 70. vAsle a
sf Hs.rses7-- North Amsrieaa
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The Age CT Man.

But few men Ii, Of age Almost all
die of disarp"in'n ent, passion, mental.
OF k"di!y toIl, "r accidert The pas
si"ns kill men sometimes even suddenly.
The common "xpr, ssion choker with
passion has little .xsseration in it; for
ev.n though not suddenly fatal. strong
pass"rs shorten life. Strong h"dird
men often die yonug-weak men live
longer than the strong. for the strong
use their strength aud the weak have
non. to use The latter take care Of
themselves; the former d. not A. it is
with the body 30 it is with the mind and
temper. The strong are apt to break,
or, like the candle. run; the weak burn
out. The inferior animals which live
t." rcraie lives have generally their pre-
ribed term of years. The horse lives
tw. MY five yeats. the OK Il teen or twrn-
ty. the lion ab ut twenty; the hog ten
or twelve: the rabbit ei hr; the Guinea
te six or seven. The nua,hers all bear
proportion to the time the animal takes
To grow it's full size But mau of all
animal. is one that seldom coiiies up to
the average. He ought to live . hun
dred years, according to this pbysiologi-
cal law. FIR FIVE tim-s twenty are one hun
dred; but Instead "f that he scarcely
reaches nm average four times bis grown
period The reason 10 obviona man is
not only the most irregular and the most
iuten.prrs,e. hut the mosf luxurious and
hard worked OF ali animals. lie il all
why's the most irritable Of all ,xni,haIs,
aud thcr. is r'ssen to believe. IT, Lgugn
We caniitt tel, Hha, al animal secretly
feeIs. that, more than any u,ber animal,
man cherishcs wrath to keep it warm.
and cons .nea himself with the Gre Of biz
own reflection