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the final adoption Of the proposed
amendment by our refusal to ratiiy II,
tie policy or impolicy Of so doing would
then be legitimate question OF debate.
Bat whether we rstify or not the ED
must come. II iss fixed TACT. slavery
mus, end Snail we accept the TACT,
although We had no hand il bringing il
about, or shall we close our eyes TO its
existence? Though we may close our
eyes to the fact, yet it viii still remain,
and will affect US materially IS If we
looked upon and accepted il
By refusing the conditional acceP-
lance suggested, will you not greatly
endanger the quiet and security OF our
people, and subject them TO untold
harrassments by protractiug the issue,
without the possibility Of gaining any
thing thereby? VIII you not risk the
loss Of ali against nothing to be gained :?
Better accept it UnconditiOnally than
10 reject it altogether The prudent
farmer, after the storm has swept over
his orchard and torn branch from
faTorite tree, leaving it attached by
only few shattered fbres, will cut of
the branch and cast il away, that il
may not draw the sap which would 60
to heal the wound 10 feed for q season
the sickly life Of the torn branch, then
carry back its decay 10 the parent
trunk. Shall We be less wiser Would
be be deemed wise or prudent WHO
having an arm shattered by bush
whacker, and pronounced by the sur
Eeon to be incurable save by amputa
tioD, vet would obstinately refuse am
putatiOn, solely upon the ground that
he was not shot IN open battle or fair
fght2 Would such refusal change the
character Of the wound, or lesson the
danger of modification and DEATH
Shall we refuse to have the shattered
limb Of slavery amputated, when none
can think of saving it, merely because
it has been destroyed by rebels and
and abolitionists combined?
As you love our country, and would
save our suffering people from evils
which no pen can adequately trace,
[ beseech you to lay aside all passion,
prejudice, and partisan asperities, and
meet this gravest and most vital ques-
ton to the present and future of our
State, which you may ever be called
upon TO solve, liks statesman and patti
OTIS who comprehend the crisis, and
dare to meet the responsibilities of the
occasion. If not willing to act without
first consulting your constituents, bet
ter take time to consult them, and
then act, than postpone this question
70 the future. Such are the convictions
which, deeply impressed upon my
mind, are freely and frankly stated for
your consideration.
THOS. E. BRAMLErTE,
Governor of Kentucky
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ALSO-A iarge lot Of g0o1s not menii0ued N
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Public Meeting In wilson County.


In pursuance of previous notice, given
by Captain Waters, a large number of
loyal citizens met at the Court House
for the purpose of taking into cJas.t-
Grafton the action of the Union Con-
yention, which met at Nashville Janu-
airy 9, 1865.
On motion, Giles H. Glenn, ESQ., was
called to the chair, and Thomas Waters,
Sen, made Secretary
The Chairman then read a communi
cation from Capt. Waters, giving the
objects of the meeting, it being to at
ify the proceedings Of the aforesaid
Union Convention.
By request of the Chairman, W. L.
Waters read the proposed amendments,
schedule and resolutions, adopted b.
the Union Convention, NJ Nashville;
after which, on motion, a committee OF
three, consisting of A w Cox, 3. Cox
and James Blankinship, was appointed
to draft Resolutions expressive of the
sentiments OF this meeting, on the pro-
posed amendments and nominations of
said Convention.
During the absence of the committee
Gen: Milligan being presentwas loudly
called for, who appeared and delivered
a short, emphatic and pointed speech,
showing the necessity for many and
varied reasons that the State should be
reorganized as soon as practicable, that
although slavery in the State was both
practically and virtually dead, yet &C
ton upon the part of the people, in
changing their State Constitution was
necessary in order to the admission of
the State into the Union again, &c,
&c. After which the committee pre-
scented their report as follows:
Rss0lOsd, That We, portion Of the
loyel citizens OF Wilson county, in con
yention assembled, DO heartily endorse
the amendments and resolutions adopt-
ed by the State Convention assembled
at Nashville, January 9th, 1865,
Resolv63 "a, That we earnestly urge
upon every true and loyal citizen that
it is his imperative duty to use every
effort to restore civil government in our
once happy and prosperous but now
desolsted and devastated State
ReS0lVe{ Sd, That we cordially accept
the nomination of the sterling patriot
VIM O. Brownlow for Governor.
RESOLVED 4th, That We ratify and con-
firm the nomination of the Legisla-
ture except the name of C. c. Smith,
Esq, who declines serving, and we
substitute the name of W H. Grimmet
instead
Resolued, 18th. That copy of these
resolutions be forwarded 10 the Execu
tive Committee at Nashville, and also
to the Nashville Union and Times for
publication
Which were, on motion, unanimously
adopted, when the Convention ad-
journed
THos WATERs, Sec'y
T.bsD7r Toh ctk 1875
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Notice.
CHIEF 9UARTERMAsTERs Oh

CHIEF QUARTERMASTERs OFFICE
NASHVILLE, IEsS., Feb. 3, 1876. I
The expenditure Of gas IN pubic ofBcss IN tina
CITY Of Nashville is enormous snd nust BE- dinlr-
.7Asa. Ihere 70 reason 70 believe that gas is used
ces, snd used Quarters, and 70 correct tots evTi
AZ well g. the expense Ct buTnng gas sI NIGHT Ie,
EeFed % be many cases unnecessary II - order
Cd that the Disoursng officer shall psy no gss nm
which has not been previously audited In ms
once, J. L. DONALDSON.
BrT't. Brig. Gen. and Chief QDs-fe,rnsster.
feo4-x6 Dept Cumberiand
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GRANTS ROYRMEyrs.

From our dispatches we learn that
General Grant has made an important
advance on his left. and gained a new
and strong position, across the Vaughan
turnpike, over which the rebels re-
csi7ed many supplies, which we're taken
b. railroad ID Hicksford, and then put
on Wagons The cavalry, at the same
time, pushed on beyond Dinwiddie
Court House, and were still advancing
at last account Whether or not it
is the intention to try 70 cut the South
Side railroad, by our mounted force,
time only VIII determine.
It IS evident from this movement
that Lee viii have as much as he can
do in attending to Grants main army,
without sending reinforcements to
meet Sherman. Should the weather
DO favorable VIC shall now expect an
active campaign in Virgins, as well as
in South Carolina. This movement of
Grant is the first response the rebels
have had 70 their refusal to lay down
their arms and return to their ale
glance to the general government;
and from it they may see what is in
store for them in the future.
The telegraph announces a phe-
nomena in the rebel army, which was
witnessed near this city in December
last; The rs5cls are losing spirit They do
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Editors At tic Naskviis Trioa
GEyTLEMEN-I have been delighted
with your able editorials, from day TO
day, in behalf of the recent action Of
the Union State Convention. ] beg
that YOU VIII perseyere. in your good
work, and cease not your labors until
victory shall crown our efforts.
Permit me, however, to mako sug-
gesti5n for tie consideration of the
true Union men OF Nashville and vi
ciuity. Il Is proper not only that you,
Messrs. Editoc5, should labor in the
good cause, but that al men who pre-
fer civil law 10 arbitrary military rute,
and 10 whom the welfare os the whole
people Of the State is dear, should
Second your efforts We want-we
must haye-a large vote on the
ratification Of the proposed amend
ment 70 our State Constitution In
order 10 get out al the voters, / would
suggest that tho Union men Of Nash
vile come out Of their private and Sc
cret clubs and caucuses, and begin a
series Of public meetings Let our
best and ablest men be invited, from
time 70 time, to address these meetings,
and let US see if We cannot roll upsuch
& vote, on the 22d of February next as
shall gladden. every loyal man IN the
nation.
Permit me TO add, that in my opin-
ion, it Is meet and proper chat the
Nashville UNI0S, the leading organ Of
the unconditional Union men OF Ten
nessee, should take the initiative in
carrying into practical effect the fore
going suggestions, are intended
only for your private eaT-suggestions
which it seems to me VIII have the best
possible effect in enabling us TO secure,
what we most particularly desire, very
large vote IN rstiying the proposed
amendments 70 our State Constitution
=
The above was q private note, to the
editor OF this paper, from an old ciu-
zen of this State but on account of
the excellence Of its suggestions, and
the Importance Of the subject, we take
the liberty Of publishing it, in order to
make some remarks relative 10 the duty
of Union men, in this emergency. We
have frequently urged the necessity for
heavy vote for the proposed amend
ment 10 the Constitution and the subject
cannot be too frequently brought be-
fore our readers We repeat. a light
poll OF the 22i Of February, VIII be al
most equivalent 20 defeat Of the whole
scheme of reorganization.
We must have the action Of sle Con-
vention backed by all good Union men,
or we either fail. or delay sli the bless
ings arising from the institution of law
and order
AS to the suggestions tbat the people
hold meetings as often as once a week
we like that We have many good
speakers, both IN this city, and In the
vicinity aRd-they should be invited TO
use their powers Of oratoIy in further
ing the good work before rs.
Let nothing be left undone, which |
will in any manner contribute to the |
Of the end which all :
good Union men have in yiew-shc re-
Of the State, on a basis OF
We can secure a poll of 65,-
200 votes and what can be done ought
o be done
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rsss~ UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
o.
DOCTOR McCILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN.
IN THE rREATMEST or DISEASES, d
CEOWSING Hin WITH SUCCESS n
OTHER STATES, AS TT Is II
NASHVILLE. fENsyE2SEE.

For further information in regard to
the skillful success in the treatment Of
the reader IS referred to STIL-
LIS THERAPEUTICS and MATERIA MEDICA,
two large volumes, late edition Of 1860
the best work in the United States
where you will find Dr. McGilIs name
standing parallel with the best medical
men of the age in the treatment Of dis
eases of women. For all diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction Is guaran-
teed. With my general practice treat
the following
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Toung Married Ladies whose nisfortuns IL has
oeen Dot 70 bring forth In due season, remembel
Sod has said you should multiply and repleuish.
this is your desire you can consult nua either By
letter or in person. No lady over thirty-fye year.
Of age reei make application. AL communications
h7 latter OF person strictlY conhdenLiaI.
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Partnership Notice.

TIRE TERN OF BENJAMIN CHANDELIERS Co
l partnership Fsvug expired with Cameron.
Grler & Co, he retres, the firm HAVING pur,hsse1
his interest The business will he earned on under
tho same style s. heretofore, VIZ: Cameron Grier
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y
Lebanon, Feb. 9th, 1855.
Foreign Governments Oh the War In
America.

The replies of the Governments OF
Sweden and the Netherlands to the
Confederate manifesto have been pub
lished The former merely VOWS Il 9
most determined neutrality between
the belIigerents, while the latter, after
formally acknowledging the receipt of
the document from Slidell 4 Co, con
tains the following words
" in thanking you for this communi-
cation, and with an earnest wish for the
prompt re-establishment Of peace in
America, I beg you, gentlemen, to &C
cept, DC"
This is certainly the coolest rebuff
ever contained in diplomatic answer.
The South has not made much by this
manifesto.
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NIght Emissions Cared.

Young Man, stop before you further &c. OF al
diseases subject TO Man, there Is no disease 20 hare
10 cgTe as Night Emissions, and physicians sre
scarce that understand treating it and 70 you car
N Inherent States who have spent dollar elts7 dol
lar, sld are rOY well cured by me. Grn daily re-
ssiF.ng letters and sending medicine TO all paris
ice country. In a word, all that are diseased IL
any way, and VIII give me a csll, VIII give gaHa
faction for al Of the diseases mentioned Il this al
geTtissnsnt The best Of references Riysu jE Lhi,
ci:T.
AZ letters dirostej %
DE-. hCGILJ,
Union street. Nashville, Tenn
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A Canadian paper, in speaking of the
relations Of that province toward our
government, utters the following ad-
monition:
Let US not mistake the signs Of the
times, but prepare ourselves to stand
firm when the storm may hurl itself
upon Us How soon that may be we
know not, but it may be much nearer
than many of US, hugginx ourselves in
fAncied security, are willing 20 admit
We 90 not believe there is any dis
position by the United States 10 live
upon any terms with Canada except
those of the most amicable character;
and if Canada will deal by our people
as they are anxious to deal by Canads,
there viii be peace between the two
territories as long as the St. Lawrence
shall pour its waters into the Atlantic
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10 The Ladies.
StnrIlIfY

An Affections Of tho Womb treated with succsss.
Those Married Ladies who have been 20 unIortu.
cate to ni5earTy or prove abortion ca 70 carried
10 ,hoir tl Time il found pregnant, y swing me
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For One Dollar.
which they Dsee not pay Until q; is know sl
drawn and its value.
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed 10
Cases.
Nav ToEK. January a.

hEW IOEK. January .t
The Eureka GIft As8Ocistion o. ths OF ia
Largest Gin Association IN the country.
its business continues 70 be cOnsiustrt 1
sld honorable manner, and a greatly IDe--t
trade u proof that our patrons thr0ugr1E
country appreciate tbs method o. oft4urul
aud elegant goods. None can receive less tlE
value OF their money, g. no artcle on our y
worth les thsa One Dollar, rettLi, and lbsr
No Blanks.
Letters from various parties tErOughout ne
try acknowledging the receIpt 81 very Tt-
gifts, may b seen on fle Al our Office
Parties dealing with Is may depend 90 1-
pr0mpt returns, and the article drawn VII. b
mediaJely sent n any address byreturu TIA. Oh
Dress.
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~ A Chance N Obtain any o. t1s above r.
90 no fasl ar Dy Durc1asinz . seais9 Z l'a.-.
s. os1ts ~
~ rive 5eaI0d EnvsicTas VII ~ -sI' =
ETsvsn FOR a. Thirty Er g E.EtJ t's p. o.
o.. E---a-a IL ~
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THE sUTLER OF A COLORED REGIMENT.
/ now stationed at point In Kentucky coup'et
mig its organization, is wiling to dispose Of suit
eIshp not being afle, on account Il his other bu-
sines5 matters, 10 give his attention 70 it, The
purchaser can eIthe carry on the business ia the
name of the present Sutler, or he have the APP
pOIotTeu IN a short GTe in hi. own name. Al
.Tess ". j. care " +. Alexander. feb2-lV@
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Who was Adam This is the great
question which h Ernest de Bunsen
will endeavor to answer in a forthcom-
ing work. HIS theory is that the eel
ebrated individual was the Persian 20
roaster -sr -sss
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HEADQUARTERS DIsTRICTCF TENNESSEE !
Special Orders I
IN "a
EXTRACT
For Rent.

EOTR OR FIVE COMFORTABLE ROOMS
L furnished or unfinished situa ed within "a few
minutes walk Of the Public square, suitable for sin
PIE gentlemen or a small family. For particulars
address Box Zl5 Post Office fels are
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Store for Rent,

NEW BUILDING LATELY ERECTED on
~ mon Street, between summer and Cherry
lsX4S feet-Show " ndo ~, Counters, and Shelly
ing complete Enquire Of n DERBY,
tebS-u 5f Col ege street.
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Partner Wanted

Z HAVE A PERMIT FOR A SUPPLY STORE
/ 70 Springfield, Tenn, and want 8 partner
small caDi Al required. Address a. b Pest Office
Box Ia. fsb8-St@
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BOARDING.

4 FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOv,forA-
"a TED with Boarding ~ private family. ~ an
plying At No. n South Cherry street next door Ia
Provost Msr-ir4ls Office. isngi-i,,s
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Notice.

MAYORS OFFICE. Nash' ~. -
FehuEry G, .'-r
4 HAVE APPOINTED DR. jobs J. -"
son Agentto remove small PoG 1ses7
civ aud vlcin. y. All pc. s5ns havins $3.50
such cases are roqured % give inl9rirA- Il 4.
same AZ he Mayor OGce, shs.e tbey 81. 49,.
esnded y. JNO. hJ6h 12aiA1' ~.
fsbT-2u
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Lost.

osT, ON TIE I'D OF JANUARY, A GER.
II tlhcste Of Deposit the First National Benz
Hsyaoie 70 the order Of Thomas Morrissey, FOR one
huhoISd DoIiArs The CHECK is Of 70 use 70 sny
pers N but the owner. ANY psr.on bringip0 il ~
the Northwestern Sheds, vii b. s1ita6ly "a
WGosd- feb9-3r~ FHOS. MORRIssEY
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The Portland Press announces that
there VIII be six eclipses this year, two
of the sun, two Of the moon, one of
JEFF Davis, and one Of the Rebellion
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Chronic CaSes

WITH satisfaction: Rheumatism, Affections OF the
Lungs; Diseases Of the Throat, SIoLed joint,
Stiff Limbs, Peursy, Pains, Ulcers, CsEcsr, Gravel,
Diseases Of the Heart and Liver, Inflammation o.
me Stomach, Neuralgia, Kings Evl OF 5crofIa
Deafness, Diseases Of the Eyes, Dsblitated Sys.
tens, Dyspepsia OF Indigestion, and Consumption
toeether with all Private Diseases and
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Notice

I'VE FIRM OF FRENCH 4 McCRORY IS
1 tais Gay drssolyed by mutual consent The
banking AID EZo1sBzo BUSINESS vii n continued
ny J. q. FrcDc6 Z 20 a. The Ranking House
known 60 msTiy a. the CITY Bans
In iquidat N, either pzrty Is Authorized - slsn
ths name Of the Arm. J. 2. EkeSChy
&c. MCCEyRT.
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ON THE NIGHT or The sIH OF Februer',
~ ore yoke OF Czs1 Uei and whitsl lTom q e
shviie spd Cha tsnooEs HsIir@ad i3epoI. SLy
information that eau ue given as o. the'r "heie-
] VAN NORMAN,
fsbIC-ets suTt. C-t'le t.s. N K X.
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slfw AlrtrtiGfWeats.
Fer Sale cheap.

80 Rare ibyIe=
~ Boxes Lemons, ali
- Bushels ChestnuiF, RI ~ Cedar street
ALSO-Fresh Oysters receis ei 'all4 o.
GEORGE EDDs,
Fruit and Oyster Depot, ~ CedsI e.
f-UIO-4t
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Notice
OFFICE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, |
Voucher Lost.

I O5r-A VOUCHER ISSUED BY CAPT C. H.
L j IRWIN, A Q NJ in favor Of r. L. Cam Tor one
horse, vslued 81 $50. All persons are forbid buy
ing ,he same, payment having been tOppei Ary
one returning the above 70 ~ Cherry sire l. Will -
literally rev .rdsd.
febs-St' z. P. STEWART
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10 thdrsving ron the s5oYs fiEns ta@s plea
sure in Recommending my lac pertner, Dir. ! z,
Freu. b, 90 my friends, and hope thst ne Uea nrm
Ill meet WITH tis Ebsra rsironsgo heretofore eX-
tsnied 20 the arm Of French a McCrorY NJ
v thdrsssl L soiOly on scocunt Of nv removing
from the state j. c. McCHOKY.
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The Banking business heretofore carried Oh ~
French McCrory wlll b resumfd from tins DAY.
b J. Q. French q Co, IN the buildinG formerly o.
capped BY the City Bank.
J. c. FREECE 4 co.
FsbS-lu
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100000.

Distribution BE- made IN the f0.iOgIrg uaa-r
Certificates naming each sTtlcis and lt- VS.. .
TlacedIn Sealed Envelopes, which are vii. DBL
Ode Of these envelopes. containing the Cert
or Order for some article, viii b. delivered
office, or sent By msil 70 any address. pf.l5a
gard u choice, on receipt O, 2S cent?
On receiving the Certificate The pure. s
see Whist Article IL frUC-, sni Itz value. ar.
then send tne Dol sr and reserve the ,.f. Z. a-
or can choose sny other arJIeIe on our L-.tl
Same value
50 Purchasers Ct orr sealed Fnvai0Uss. Do
this manner obtain an article worth from uI
Five Hundred Dollar
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Notice

Union street, Nashville, Tenn.
viii meet With prompt q attention
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LIST OF ARTICLES
To be Sold for One Dollar Eg

Without regard 70 vaLne, and not 70 be pad o.
ul you know what you will receive
HT
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JanIIy
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1865-08-05
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET

now offered by the Government, and its superior
advantages make he
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF TIE PEOPLE.
Less than S23O, 900. 900 of the Loan authorized
by Congress are now on The market. This
amount at the rate at which it is being absorbed,
will all he subscribed Cor within sixty days, When
the notes will undou bredly command premium,
"a has uniformly been the case on closing the
subscriptions TO other Loans.
IN order that citizens OF every town and Sec
ton of the country may be afforded facilities ;or
taking the Loan, the National Bauhs. State
Banks, and Private Bankers throughout the
country have generally agreed to receive sub
scriptions at par Subscribers will select their
own agents, in whom they have confidence, and
who only are to be responsible tor the delivery OF
the notes tor which they receive Orders.
JAY COOKE, Subscription Agent,
III south Third street. Philadelphia.
May 80 l;I IOs