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ffofretpondetef !U tie Reso Fork 1fnetl = - =
LlTT1A ROCK, Auguat 1.-Organizations under
the new State Constitution are now complete in
every county but three. Meetings are now being
held in the excepted Counties to make them COM
plete. sheriffs, Probate and County Judges, and
all the lesser offices, are fied-an by good loyal
men-and business goes on as peaceably as in
collected; order Is restored. AS yet there has
been no trouble from returned rebel prisoners all
seemingly settling down and making no complaints
"a majority open in their expressions Of thanks
that the,war Is over. Guerrillas have all disap-
Peared; travelling through the State safe as five
Trade is commencing in all the villages and at
CROSS roads. There is considerable cotton yet to-
go forward hom the Aouth& part Of the State;
western statee to- this has commenced. Il Many
soldiers have sent for Southern property. Proper.
fy owners in the South, not unfrequently, own
several residences In this vicinity, for instance,
we know OF gentlemen not few, who have q win
tor town-house, d residence on the sound for mid
summer and ephntstion residence in the country
beside. or course 1t is impossible for these gem
tlemen TO occupy oil these residences at one and
Ahe same time. On the approach o9 our troops to
taken possession Of as ssabandoned !"
Another class OF property similarly held is that
owned by estates yet in probate, or the property
of widows and orphans held by executors. or
course such property cannot be attained and tho
government does not mean to hold it; but having
been found "abnndoned"- is, with no owner
present to claim 1.-THE authorities seized it, and
now the rightful owners experience an endless
amount OF difficulty In recaiming itS This is tss
case in at least one instance. now in Our mind,
where NOT only is the property owned by widow,
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but hcr representative is loyal man beyond dis
pute, having already been entrusted with q re-
sponsblc Office in this town, and complied with all
the requirements of oaths, etc. asssS2a
Much property is now held by the government
representatives here that has never been formally
seized by tho officers of the Treasury Department,
and IL not now, and never has been, entered on
the books OF the treasury agent; and yet the own
ers, being loyal men within all the requirements
OF tho law and tho proclamation OF tho President,
to great Inconvenience and loss because Of this
onstress OF their property, ana are unable TO sec
any remedy. The government IL being injured
also from the same cause by reason of tho tenden-
cy such treatment works to weaken the confidence
OF the people in its representations. Complaints
arc brought in to us almost daily in regard to these
matters; but tho most VIC can do is to refer tho
complainants to tho treasury agent. We presume
the treasury agent is similarly embarrassed, not
knowing by what authority property not in his
any redress to the injured parties. Probably al
appeal to Washington, and q full representation of
tho facts, would draw out general order that
would open door for relief i'll such cases as are
entitled to it.
We have also been applied to personally and by
procedure to recover property rightfully seized Mt
tho time, but the owners Of which havo since
purged themselves of their hostility to the govern
mont by taking the required oaths, or applying for
and receiving tho executive pardon. We presume
such parties will have their property restored to
them. Indeed it has been restored in tho cases of
some who werc formerly prominent enemies to
4he United States. And yet VIC are sorry to say
that others complain that, while they have never
been hostile to the government, they find difficulty
in in getting their property, and cite cases to show
the injustice of the treatment they receive. All
such should lay their cases before tho representa-
tive Of the Treasury Department, where We have
no doubt they will obtain both counsel and relief
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GENERAL BUTLER IN CoNTE,Rr General But
ler who is the executor Of estate of his brother
the inventory OF assets, as required by Inv, surro
gate Tucker, on the Goth OF July, summoned him
t. appear on the 28th ultmo and file the necessary
b1 Who had
adjourned until the 9Th instant. Another adjourn
ment was granted till Thursday, August II, when
the General accompanied by his COUNSEL, appeared.
The case being called, Mr.. Haokett stated to the
Court that the delays had been caused by inadver-
tence and mistake and he would therefore ask that
the contempt Of Court, with which tho General
stood charged, be set aside . yl'Jih. i5.i|
General Butler then addressed the Court saying
that he had not supposed that hispersonal attend
ance was necessary, and that soon as he ascer-
OF the Surrogate. u III & Il a e
The contempt was then set aside, and Messrs.
appraisers Of the estate the appraisal to be made
on the 22d instant and the inventory to be retur-
ed to the Court on the 23d instant ut IL o'clock
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BuaSErr Bts RoiUtaSE, taSE otikGA otikcGfsssAir, oaro,f 7.
>, % Dec. 20 1855 !
BIEssns DRAKE & Co.-The Plantation Bitters appear
te be very popular here Send us twenty caaes more and
obliss ~; Yours trulyrE y " liiT liz; ao< iE3iiI
- - -. 5sIl,YH T.;P:l SAUNDERS CO..
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LRR's APPLICATION FOR PARDoS.-A Richmond
letter to the Baltimore American Gays: :.rl .--.

letter to the Baltimore american says: :"3 'n-.
You will gee q good deal of nonsense originating
in Southern paper about General Lees reasons
for applying for pardon It is all stuff. General
Lees application for o pardon was drawn of and
submitted TO his friends in this city two months
ago, befofe1 heleft for the country. It Is Very
long document, over eighteen pages of fooscap.
General Lee made his application for, pardon On
his D5tn account, and not on e6unt others hnd
without any reluctance-at least none expressed to
his friends General Lee not the man to excuse
OF his by pretending that it is donefor the
benefit OF others. by the by, speaking OF him re-
minds me that he does not intend to return to- this
city to reside. The house ION lFrankln-street,
where he lived, is now occupied byos Hebrew
Iarnly. "'1 0t .t-3H01S LLfAE ,HAnh01 yah;I
The Pen.gewasset House, Plymouth, N H., ,ex-
cites the praise Of all its guests one of the
est, pleasantest and most excellently kept OF all
the hotels the country. = " 81 E'L ~" ~ u ~
The Hon. A. H. Bullock, q Worcester mechanic,
will delyer the address before the Mass. ChJ Me-
ShaniS Association at it's Tenth Exhibition, next
:, Lou Morris is going to build now. theatre in
BOSTON, whieh u. l. Davenport will manage, and
with which j. w. Wallack will be connected. T'.'s
Mr: Slack's frieSds are: not willing his name
should be: rubbed from tho slate, and think he
would make eg good Secretary Of State as any one
lyeS uamed, 30 do ne, y ''''' ~ ~
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MARINE NEWS.
FORT OF CHARLEsT TON.

Arrived Yesterday. AUGUST 25
Br bark Melbourne, Tosh Liverpool. 48 days. Coal
Order. ~
Schr Archer & Reeves, Gardner Bath MEL Is days
Ice. To the Master and II G Gould -
Schr Flying Scud, McNamar, Baltimore, days 1000
bushels Oats 1000 bushels Corn and Mdze To Willis
Chisolm, Easterby, Gibbes Co, Heseman, Won Ho-
ten, Tamsen L Co, Mordecai & Co. Campsen, Steen
Boiimann Bros, c Trumbo, and Order.
Cleared Yesterday. Auousr o.
Schr Caroline Knight, Huckins, New York-styles
Carter.
Went to Sea Yesterday. tAuoUsr o.
Steamer i Enos, Lewis, Savannah.
Steamer Canonicus TltoR Hilton Head.
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DR.. W. A. Childs. Surgeon Of the Tenth Vermont Re-
giment writes wish every soldier had bottle OF Plan
taton Bitters They the most effective perfect and
harmless tonic ever used" ,-,-@t-r st~C.
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Messrs p. II. DRAKE q Co,ig- ~ ~TCr trcgGT
We are rornpsled to order twelve dozen Plantation
Bitters to supply friends who have other way Of pro-
curing this afi afiraitabie aricie. fiH[lH III II
q. Respectfully yours,
-4.r,g smAsF. MILLER& co. .cProprietorss
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WIILARD's HOTEL, [
WASHINGTON D. c., JAN 20, 1893.
GENTLEMEN: We require another supply of your Plan
tation Bitters popularity of which daily increases
with the guests of our house.
Respectfully
+ SYKES CHADWICK & co.
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PORT CALENDAR.

PHASES NOON.
Full M. 7th, Oh 8m. New n 2Ist Ih bSI In6rn
Last O. 18th, 4h. 31 First O. o4tI an 1sye even
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Ihnd been so Ill with Liver
Complaint and Dyspepsia that compelled to aban-
my business. used three bottles OF the Plantation
Bitters, and to my astonishment entirely cured.
They the best medicine used. and shall en-
deavor to make them known. Please inform me what
s.-T.-ls60-x. means. ~ ,a ..., ..-r..'.
Yours truly, H. B. KINGSLEY.
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&c. -. &c. x 3&c. HI ! kc./ = =.
Delicate females, requiring gentle stImtans, and
lawyers and students exhausted by mental
abor, viii aaa tho Planlatioa Bisssa most beneficial
tonic,. ,.., .-r -,-c -
Every bottle has the c smiie of our signature On
steel plate engraving, Of it Is not genuine.
Bold by all Druggists, Grocers and Ootrtf stofes.r
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Shirts at N. York Prices
RI. THOMPSONS shirt Depot,
,,-7s n - Cherry ST., near linton.
List Of Prices.

At the Bankrupt Sale Store, No. SO Mar
kot street, between Unioh and the Square,
whore large assortment can be found.
S. LIEBERNAN, Proprietor.
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River and Steamboat News,
ARRIVALS.
Citizen and Huntsville, Clarksville.

ARRIVALS.
Citizen and Huntsville, GAINESVILLE.
DEPARTURES.
Mepham, st. Louis; Ella Faber, Louis
vile; Pioneer, Louisville.
River swelling slowly, with five feet
scant on the shoals. Business dull. Wealth
er warm and cloudy with prospects of rain.
The magnificent packet NJ. s. Mepham
backed out from our wharf yesterday and
started on her regular voyage for st. Louis.
Early in the morning we had met with
"my Lord Palmerston," fastening from
the Nashville and Chattanooga railroad,
and learned from him that he con-
templated taking passage on this favorite
steamboat, and making a call upon his
friends in the emporium of the West. As
the Mepham sped away on her voyage,
with the aid of telescope we discovered
him amidst the group of gay passengers on
her deck. We knew twas he at glance,
for who but Palmerston could shine 80 re-
splendent above all round him. There
were MS NtAl huOMA AChthA hAAbsC bAuAAAh6 q
eyes, generally full Of fun and mischief,
now beaming with kindly feelings for those
from whom he had just parted; the lips
which utter so many words of gentleness
and grace the brow marked with thought,
and adorned with an elegant beaver,-the
manly form, decked in tasteful suit,-the
white vest, stainless as virgin snow. An,
there was no mistaking him. So long as
the boat remained in sight he gazed upon
the receding city, and as she turned the
point he gave his 'kerchiefa last spasmodio
wave, and retired-in the direction of the
bar consolatory. For ten long years has
lie done business in Nashville, and this is
the first trip far away from home he has
taken in all that time. We commend him
to the good offices of the steamboat men,
merchants and others of St. Louis. He is
a prince of good fellows-and always wears
the palm in any crowd he meets with
Treat him kindly, and send him homo re-
freshed and gayer than ever.
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10 strangers and Citizens.

We do not profess 10 be the only Physi-
clan in the city, 4" who may be found at his
Office at all hours, day or night" nor do
we, in offering our services TO the invalid,
desire to recommend ourself in preference
to other equally well established and eK-
perienced physicians; nor do we pre-
tend 10 be infallible, or the only man ca
pable Of curing the various diseases mon
toned in our general advertisement We
do not claim the possession Of any toondeT-
fii secret remedies, or extraordinary agree
able treatment or PGlliatiUes; as ali sensible
men must know, that success in the prac-
tice of medicine, does not depend so much
upon the discovery Of Hel0 remedies, OF ncll
modes Of treatment, as upon the skillful use
Of those agencies necessary 70 & perfect cure
and this can be acquired only By expo
rience and patient application. We res
pectfully refer the public TO our general ad.
vertisement, in another part of the paper
Office hours from in the morning till
at night. i. L. COLEMAN, M. ID.
81 North Cherry St., Nashville, Tenn
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TUNNEL.

Have just received fresh supplies of th
following novels in paper:
Dinnet's Trial, by S. NJ, author of Civic
Twice Lost, by S. NJ.
Mainstone's Housekeeper, By Eliza Mete
yard, (Silverpen.)
The Matchmaker, by Beatrice Reynolds
author of "Charles Auchester," ant
Counterparts."
Our Mutual Friend, Part l, by Charlie
Dickens.
Uncle Silas, by J. S. LeFanu, author o
"The House by the Churchyard," etc.
So. 0Iaves.
The ogilvies, by Miss Mulook.
The Caxtons, by Bulwer.
Three Times Dead, by Miss Braddon.
Leaves from the Note Book Of New York
Detective, by Mr.. j. b. Williams
oswald Gray, by Mrs. Henry Wood
Les Miserables, by Victor Hugo.
Pendennis, by VIM. NJ. Thaekeray.
Vanity Fair,
The Virginians, -
The NewcOmes, "
The Refugee, by Herman Melville
The FOrsaken Daughter.
Woman in Black, by the author OF " Man
II Grey.
Woman in White, by Wilkie Collins.
Lord 0akburn's Daughters, By Mrs. Henry
Wood.
Also the following in cloth;
Social States, by Herbert Spencer, author
Of " Principles Of Biology.
Tales of Wayside Inn, by Longiellow.
Mistake, by Mss Mulock.
Ten Acres Enough.
How to get a Farm and where to find one,
by the author Of Ten Acres Enough"
Pillar of Fire, by Rev. J. II. Ingraham.
Throne Of David,
Prince of the House Of David,
Manual for Deliberative Assem-
blies.
Jefferson's Manual.
7oe's Poems, blue and gold.
lucille, blue and gold, by Owen Meredith.
5ayard Tsylor's Poems, blue and gold:
Enoch Arden, blue and gold.
For sale by CoSE 4 TUNNELLJ
.pr2S-tf No. 40, Cherry street.
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INAUGURATIoE OF THE SPRING R4cEs.-
The Spring races over the Nashville track
will be inaugurated to-day at o'clock P.
NJ, the frat race being between Columbus,
Kentucky, Jim Hinton, and Highlander,
all celebrated horses, for purse Of $1,000,
and numerous outside bets. From the
" official organ Of the club" We learn thst
on Thursday the match between Mime
haha and Bob Ridley will be trotted for.
On the same day purse Of $50 will be
given by the Club to the horse which trots,
PAGES, OF racks nearest to three minutes in
harness or to wagon, one mile.
On Friday, a most exciting race will
come off for 81 900 between Eudors, Ham
let, Unknown, Grey Eagle, Shamrock and
Black Maria; mile heats, catch weights.
On Saturday, Black Rabbit and Panic
are to run one mile for 500, and another
race will probably be run on the same day.
On Monday, a sweepstakes Of 500 each,
p. p, with S4OO added, will be run for, to
which there are four entries-all good ones.
When we say that Tom Patterson is train
ing some of these horses, the public will
understand that the horses are worth
something.
The track, stands and stables are being
put in good order, and everything will be
comfortable by Wednesday morning.
Buses will run each day from the Public
Square to the track, for the accommods-
ton Of those who wish to attend.
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Notes Of all the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions.
This is the
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y. 3. z-3OLoan
7-3O TreasurY Notes.

Subscriptions received al The Second National
Bark Of Nashville % TIE most popular Loan Of the
Initial States For aH
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In conformity with a modeof advertising
found advantageous, and indeed necessary
msnce a Business Directory in the Union,
its wide and numerous circulation fitting i
peculiarly for The purpose. The Directory
will contain the names, address and bust
ness or profession, Of those advertising in
it, arranged under classified heads, as
"Drugs," claw" "Dry Goods" etc. The
subscriptions for cards TO appear in the
" Nashville Union Directory" viii be
SIS for one year, or - for six months,
which is the shortest period for which
card will be taken.
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WHERE TO Go.-Now is the time when
change Of season requires change of dress,
and we call attention to the advertisement
Of Tracy & Lowell, No. IS, Public Square.
They have hats, caps, furnishing goods,
military goods, and clothing Of all kinds,
qualities, and styles. The very best make
and fashions will be found there. Mr..
Reuben Campbell is a connection of this
house, he is fayorably known for courtesy,
attention, and scrupulOus integrity. His
numerous friends and the public will al
ways End him ready to wait upon them
with his accustomed genial politeness.
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CoNE IL TUNNEL This firm have re-
ceived the Louisville Journal and Press Of
the 9Th, Cincinnati Gazette and CONNER
sial Of the Sth, n. Y. Times, Herald, and
Tribune Of the 9th; also the Waverly
Magazine and the Army and Navy Journal.
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NEW THEATRE.-The great drama of John
athan, so accurate in its facts, 50 surprising
in it's incidents, and SO life-like in its tout
ensemble, will be produced again this even
ing. It's thrilling plot rivits the attention
and keeps the spectator of the piece spell
bound and absorbed. The mirth provoking
farce Of "Hercules, King of Clubs" will
also be performed. To morrow the sttrac
tive Seven Sisters will be put on the boards.
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sUIcIDE.-A man by the name Of Thomas
Spencer drowned himself in a barrel yes
teTday morning early he had been drink
ing groat deal and WIS laboring under an
attack Of the de'irium trcmeHs; he was Is or
30 years old, from New York, and has a
brother there. This took place at the Chat
tnnoogs Depot, where he was engaged as
/. bOrer
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MISS LAUR6 KEKSE.-We clip the follow
ing article from the Editorial columns Of
the N. Y. Sunday Mercury, as q just tribute
to the energy and presence of mind dis
played by this charming artistic, now in
our city and performing at the Old Theatre;
al Good Word for Aetors.-Although 1t
is the misfortune Of the dramatic profession
that the assassin Of the President has at
tached himself to it, the higher critical
people who unfortunately abuse the ae-
tors Of the country are making themselves
supremely ridiculous. With equal propri-
ETY. they might curse the Apostles OF the
Savior, because Judus Iscariot vas one Of
the number. II win always be remember
ed by sensible people that at the time Of
the murder Of the President, when the au
dience in the theatre were were in a deliri-
um Of helpless excitement, and the party |
in the box seemed utterly incapable Of rem
dering any assistance to the dying Chief
Magistrate, the only person who compre
hended the situation and acted with Wis
dom and calmness, was an actress-Mlss
Laura Keene-who brought water to the
box, supported the Presidents head upon
her lap, and endeavored by every meaIs
n her power to restore consciousness to the
victim Of the assassin. In every city o.
he Union the &C tors have, without soiiel-
alton, held meetings, and formally ex-
PRESSED their adherence Of the dastardly
.ct Of their unworthy associate. We need
hardly recall public attention to the action
# the members Of the theatrical profession
n this city. We believe that, as a class,
here are no more truly loyal people in the
ouatry than these caterers for the amuse-
nent and instruction Of the public.
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TIE CoSCEET.-Get tickets for the Thurs
day nights concert at the Thalia on Fri
day night. The performance will be a
SPLENDID one, and the fair ladies will no
tioe "the moon is engaged to light you
home"
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RECORDERS Court. - Nineteen drunkI
were before this tribunal yesterday, and
thirteen promiscuous cases, Of which the
following is list
Phil. Finnegan, disorderly. Taxed So
Jos. HAY, drunk and disorderly, fined SlO
J. A. Parsel, disorderly. Fined SIS. Pat
MoNally, for disorderly conduct, was fined
S25, and for three cases of tipping without
license, SIS. Collin Combs, larceny. Held
for trial at the Criminal Court. Two per-
sons were fined for running express wag-
ons without license.
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ED. WnLAKD.-This newsdealer, 231z
Union street, has received supply of en-
tertsining new reading, including the n.
Y. Mercury, Police Gazette, Ned Buntline's
Own, and the elegant Waverly Magazine.
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PEIsoNRRs AND DEsERTEEs.-Five officers
and twenty euli.ted men, prisoners Of war;
and forty three rebel DISORDERS arrived here
yesterday, the latter took the oath. Capt.
Cheatham reported himself ready to take
the oath.
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THE NlcHALsoN REsrsUR.NT.-Thise stab-
i'hment Northeast corner Of Church and
Spruce streets, viii open to-day. Il will
be conducted on the European plan.
FrlValo rooms for select parties can al
ways be engaged. Connected with the es
adjustment ia Ladies' Ice Cream Saloon.
and superb article Of this popular 70.
freshment, viii be kept during the season.
The PooPrietors have all the good taste.
skin and enterprise necessary, and the pub
lie may draw on Them confidently Al al
tinsss
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OLD THEATRE.-The American Cousin has
proved a most powerful attractive in con-
nection with the powerful acting of Miss
Laura Keene, and, in order to crafty the
desire TO zee it, which appears to increase
the moro it is performed, it will be pro-
duced again this evening.