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The national Republican., 1866-11-23
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the wisssr s.sson supported By TIE newly
.Is. number q tie i.eosnissa issSiss sane: q Il:
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Box Book for NJ jes.r.on's .iz nights now open.
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WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE
WILL OPEN PIP
THE CONGRESSIONAL sEAsoN,
on MONDAY EVENING. DECEMBER So. 1855,
with The following Artists;
ROSE EYTfNaE,
ROSE EYf1NGB,
aE ROSE KYTIN0R,
JOHN MORTIMER. PRANK LAwLoR,
John M0RTIMIR, FRANK LAwLoR,
JOHN MORTIMER FRANK LAwL0R,
EMILY JORDAN,
EMILY JORDAN,
..E EMILY JORDAN, .r.
cHARLRs HALE, JOHN vARRY.
CHARLES HALE, JOHN vARRY,
CHARLES HALE, JOHN VARY,
BLANCHE GREY, ...
BLANCHE GREY,
BLANCHE GREY,
MISS LANNIRR, n. MATTHEWS,
MISS LANNIER, II. MATTHEWS,
MISS LANsIER. n. MATTHEW'S,
II. B. PHILLIPS,
II. b. PHILLIPS,
II. B. PHILLIPs,
And number Of others Of Equal Standing.
NJ A IONA L 7 H Il A T r E {.
MR.. JEFFRRs0H
WILL APPEAR
ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER %,
nol2-llt R0R SIX NIGHTS.
The national Republican., 1866-11-23

ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRs.-REv. JOSEPH r.
WHEsLER. pastor Of the n, =. church, was pre-
bum on Tuesday evening by number Of the Nom.
bs. Of bis aggregation. A very pleasant evening
WAS passed st tbs rssidspoe Of the pastor.
Z In THE CIRouIr CoURr, on Tuesday even-
ing. Samuel Beach, indicted for sxtortion as q
Justice Of the peace. was tried and acquitted.
In the ease Of ths Commonwealth VI. Joseph
Cotton, on an indictment for psEury, after hearing
the evidence and the argument Of counsel, the jury
retired, and after tins came Into court and de-
clafsd that they could not agree, and were ad-
journsd till Wednesday at 10 o'clock.
j. Carter Masbury, Of Warrington, D. O., quail
6sd - an attorney Of The court.
co srt adjourned.
The national Republican., 1866-11-23

Time was when the gas
was cut OF and the meter removed, tho gas bills
were stopped; but not 80 at the Second precinct
police station. About month ago the gas light
company cut Of the gas at this place because the
Levy Court, joint occupants with the Metropolitan
Police, refused to pay their share Of certain Ga:
bills and since that tme the officers have used coal
oil for Illuminating purposes. Consequently thsy
were somewhat surprised on being served with
bill Of $500 for gas used during the past month
This looks like making gas bills at random.
The national Republican., 1866-11-23

Fnr-Yesterdsy morning, about three
o,oIooL Gre was discovered In the papsr-hanging
snd si.sY store OF =. Rsh, on tbs west side Of
ssventb ,tr vt, between @ and II streets. Tho
si.rm "a. .ou rdsd from box 63, At the corner Of
seventh and I. .strests, By ohcsr Kimsll, and the
Sr.msn promptly responded The flames soon
Communicated 70 the adjoining building. occupied
cleaning and ,s. Of both Sudnss v.I.
soon destroysd, he Ars hsving eon.idersbls head.
way before IL, was discovered. The loss Of Mr.
Klsinman 10 about $500, NO in suranoe. The build.
ings, which were ons-story bricks, we're owned by
M Rsh, who was insured for 81, soo on the build
the hrs originated.
The national Republican., 1866-11-23
ORA US NATIONAL PHOTO
ID GRAPHIC GALLERY.
7s BRoADwAY.
Nlw YoaK.
Nearly opposite Grace Church.

Of almost every pont made historic IN the recent
aiet, which II may be presumed viii Be valued By
only those more Immediately sonssrnsd, but hsil
friends IS msmsatoss Of the trials through which Ii,
nation has Just passed.
NJ: Brady always pays sonsidsrabis attention Il
''Rgg,ns g, .,,,. ., PORT. .,rs IN poao,,,r, r..
been brought By Mr.. Brady to psrfsstion. apl.H
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-19
NEW PATENT sTONE.
From the Cincinnati CommereiaI.

From the Clncinnau Commercial.
We had yesterday an opportunity of
witnessing one Of the interesting marvels
Of modern science-the almost instantane-
Gus production Of stone hard, ringing, IN
soluble stone, from the common sand
Astounding in this neighbsrhood This
artificial stone is produced by what is
known in England as the Ransome process,
and is the result Of more than twenty years
Of constant experiment on the part Of the
inventor. Clean dry sand of any color or
quality, is the material employed; the color
and quality Of the resulting stone exactly
corresponding with the sand employed.
The sand Is first mixed with silicate Of
coda, Of about the consistency Of honey.
With a few minutes kneading 10 q Pug
mill, every grain Of sand il coated with a
viscid cement. Il is then moulded to'sny
desirable form, plain or artistic The ma
terial being then turned from the m0lid,
there Is poured over il chloride ofeslcium,
which permeates the mass, without in. the
least changing its form, efecting &C the.
same time a chemical transformation Of
elements az wonderful az Il Is beautiful.
The silicate Of soda becomes an insolhhle
silicate Of lime, at the same time that the
chloride Of calcium becomes a chloride Of
sodium, or common salt, which being solu-
BILE is readily washed away. Every grain
of sand is thus cemented 10 its surrounding
particles with an inscluble cement, as hand
and enduring as glass, and the result is q
natural, rather than an artificial stone un-
affected by water, acid OF frost
The cost Of this patented stone is said 90
be less than one-teRth Of sandstone Of good
grit or limestone wrought into shape
while its transverse strength, its power Of
resistance and adhesion have, by very elab-
orateexperiments, been proved TO be greater
than that Of the best stone employed upon
the principal architectural structures in
England. A Baltimore company, We un-
derstand, has purchased the right TO manu-
facture this artificial stone, or concrete, in
the United States, and the specimens we
have seen attest the fact that new element
Of exceeding utility and beauty is waiting
20 be introduced.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-19
THE srRRATr CANARn.

The New York Herald Of the llth inst,
in an editorial on the arrest of Surratt and
the Conover case, says,
SIT is true that we have il asserted by a
Montreal paper, on the alleged authority
Of the person who gave the information
which led 20 the arrest Of Surratt, that the
prisoner stated 10 him that the murder Of
Mr, Lincoln was planned in Richmond,
and that il had the assent Of Mr.. Davis.
This We entirely disbelieye. Ia the first
place il is not likely that Surratt would
make any confession in regard 20 the mat
ter until he knew il could be made condu-
Give 20 his safety; and in the next, the me-
dium through which the story reaches us is
not 8 reliable one. All rumors Of this kind
should be received Cor the present with
great caution. IL must be remembered that
those who have special causes Of hostility
against Mr.. Davis are Interested in circu-
lating them, aud that ia Montreal especi-
ally be has some hitter personal eaemies.
Against such statements we should balance
the fact that the most rigid investigation
BY the government has hitherto failed 10
bring home 20 him ANY connivance with
the nlo;
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svITTMAN CRnEITY-

A Chicago dispatch says case Of devlish
cruelty was revealed atthe police court this
morning. A step-mother, named Mary
Owens has been detected in long series Of
abuses toward her siep-daughter, a little girl
of bat years Of age. She has been burned,
scslded, whipped, starved and beaten, and
during the recent cold weather she was con-
fined in an outhouse until her little limbs
were frozen, and she will be a cripple for
life. The woman was held for trial in
bends for $1,000.
David Moore and his wife are under ar
rest at New Lexington, Perry county, Ohio,
for whipping 20 death little girl ninO
years Of age. The chld was an orphan
and had been placed in their care by the
Directors of the County In6rmary. They
had been in the habit Of beating her un-
mercifully. On Tuesday evening last they
whipped her until neighbors interlered !;
and on Wednesday morning the child was
found dead, lying in bed, the body still
warm. 4 post mOrtem examination re-
vealed the fact that the back Of the child
was beaten almest TO Jelly; there was
! also a bruise on the left temple, just above
the eve, and a cut, or bruise, on the right
thigh, near the groin, as if made by a stick
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-19
saturday, January 5. 1867.

A tract Of about IS acres of Land. lying near the
NOlensville Turnpike. about twelve miles from
Nashville. This is the same land formerly sold
by Saml kimbro TO Thomas Russell, and his
bond for title is recorded in the Registers ofice,
in Book No. 80, page 637. ..
TERMS OF SALE-SiX months credit, with
out interest. Nete required with two good seeu-
rites, and lien retained Sale free from re
ueiHl''iOn' MORTON p HOWELL. @ .ndM
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-19

Orr RLPREsENTATTvE.-We have not
taken up eur pen to eulogiEe Mr.. Lough-
miller He does not need our eulogy. To
the citizens OF franklin county, at least, he
Is too well known to need the eulOgy of
any ope. But lac is nov our Representa-
tive, and persons abroad may want to know
the character of the man who represents
our county in these days that try men's
soas--lo whom We would say that, before
the war be opposed secession during the
war he was a consistent Union man, and
since the war he has been a siappch Con-
sentative, wholly opposed 70 Radiaalism IN
all is dark phases. ln short be Is patriot
And christian gentleman, Of whom any
country might be pnond, = Fiackester Home
Journal
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Lyons Periodical Drops,
THE GREAT FEEALE REMEDY FOR
-. 1 IRREGULARITIRS

These Drops are a scientifically Compounded
huid preparation, and better than any pills, Pow
ders or NOstrums. Being liquid, their action b.
direct and positive. rendering them reliable.
speedy and certain specific for the cure % .li
obstructians and impressions Of nature Their
popularity Is indicated hy the fact that over lIi
OOO bottles are annually sold and consumed by ths
ladies Of the United states. one 9f whom speak ir
the strongest terms Of praise Of their great meIi-
They are rapidly taking the place Of every other
Female Remedy, are considered by all Who know
anght % theE ~ the Euresf. safest. and most DOB
fallible preparation IN The world for the cure of
al female complaints, the removal Of an obsfrur
tiOns of nature, and the pr0m0tiop pf health
regularity and strength. Explicit directions Et1
ting When they may be used. and explaining when
and why they should not, nor could not be used
without pr0ducing Effects contrary % nature
chosen Laws viii be found carefully folded around
each bottle, with the written sigaatlfe III j0HN l..
LY0S. without phiek aone are geata1e.
Prepared by DR.. LYON. $50 chapei ftfcet New
Hasen. Conneefieut. who can 30 ielrlsui1ci either
personally. OF by mail enclosing stamp icouecrH-
ing an pFfgats diseases and ieuiaie neakncsges
sold by DruEgsfs eFeryHheTe.
G. q. CLARK. x CO..
GenI Agents foe Z s. and Canada.
t-dNw-eHWed-Iy
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-19

Only one change between Nashville and Mobile
or New Orleans. By any other Route
there are Two
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CHANGE OF TIME.

OFFICE OF GENERA SUPRRNrENDExT.
N. 4 Z. AND N. 4 n, W. RAILWAY
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MOVEMENT TO DIsFRANCHLSE RE.
RELS IN ILIINOI&.

ENCAMPMENT No. 1876, G. A. r., GREEN
VILE Ill, Dec. l0.-The following pre-
amble and resolutions were submitted by
the committee on resolutions, and unani-
mously adopted a.z.a-..e
Whereas, Many persons coming from
States lately in rebellion against the United
States, and who have taken an oath of al
legiance TO another government, and who
have rislJed their lives in its defense, and
failed only for want Of means and power,
and who under the laws Of this State, at
tain to all the rights of citizenship, in
cluding the elective franchise; and, hold
ing, as we do, that the elective franchise is
a sacred right which should be held and
exercised by none but true and loyal men
therefore, be it resolved
lst. That we do earnestly and emphati-
caliy protest against ever again allowing
renegades, rebels to exercise the elective
franchise side by side with men who have
earned this right on the field in its defense
2d. That we insist that Il be the duty Of
our Senators and Representatives, in Le-
gislature assembled, to so amend the laws
or procure such amendment TO the consti-
tuition, as shall forever insure 10 loyal men
of this State the exclusive right TO the cleo
tive franchise. .....e. ~
Sd, That al the posts Of the g.. A. r. in
this State, together with all other Union
citizens, be requested 90 cooperate in this
matter, either BY petition to the Legislature
or by such other means as may be deemed
efficient in securing this distinction due
70 all loyal men.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-19

SENIOR WADE on FEMALE SUFFRAGE
The following letter was read at the re-
cent meeting OF the American Equal Rights
Association
JEFFERSON, Ohio, Nov. IA, lS66.-Su-
san b. Anthony, Secretary American Equal
Rights Association-Madsm Yours Of the
9th inst is received, and ] desire to say in
reply, that am nov anu ever have been
the advocate Of equal and impartial suf-
frage 10 all citizens Of the United States
who have arrived at the age Of twenty-one
years and who are Of sound mind, and whs
have not disqualified themselves by the
commission OF any offence, without any
distiction on account Of races color, or sex.
Every argument that ever has been or ever
can De adduced 20 prove that males should
have the right to vote applies with equal,
if not greater force, TO prove that females
should possess the same right; and were
a citizen Of your State, should labor with
whatever ability i possess 20 lengraft these
principles in its constitution.
Yours very respectfully,
B. +. WADE.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-19

In the course Of an article upon the sub
ject of labor the Charleston Courier states
that the best plan for laboring in South
Carolina during the ensuing year is un-
doubtedly that of paying wages to the col
Ored people, bat that for the want of capi-
:al the planters will at present generally
have to resort TO the system of working on
the shares-the planters and labors d.
viding the crop.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-19

rpHERE WILL BE SOLD on THE PRE-
4 misea % the highest bidder, a. the rclilpnf.
ef ths @se nF, John x. Jones, il pedfori
county, about ten miles west of Shelbyvilic
en ihe LeHiaburE dirt rDad. on MONDAY. the
18th day. Of December, and from day 10 day
thereafter. All the pers0nal property belonging
% said estate, consisting Of Household and
hitehen turniture, Farming Tools and lmpir-
meuis, iersas. Males. Jaeks, Jennets. Cattle
sheep and Hogs THE hogs consist Of stock ho.
aud fat hogs ready f1r daughter. the iacks are
young sud very ine. and portion Of The cattle
are very supegiof D Loru. Fodder. 6uis Ely.
and a.variety.0f other ARTICLES.
and on the hrst day ofsJnnuary there will na
sold AZ the sane place the tract Of land cunst
tuting the homestead. containing about three
hundred and iurty eight acros, 81 under "a mo-,
superior cedar fence. and divided into lots amt
teidz with ths sauie dascri utiGn of fence frame
aHeliiaE house 81 six sr seven rooms. elegant
ana eonirnodi0lis The cuthouseg are new ANA
yery saperiet; kne young orchard forty or SITS
acres Of meadow plenty oi never falling water
The Personal property AL be cold on n credit
OF twelve months, except where the Purchnse
are less tha an ave dolars. In which ease the cash
Will 5e required on delivery Of the articles.
The land viii be sold on six, twelve. eighteen
and twenty four months time. Notes with up-
proved personal security viii be required in lil
ease. md a lien viii Be retained on thc land
until the purchase money b. paid.
u So AEuDkN6 JONES.
HARRISON. ENecu'urs.
f-t NATHANIEL BANfEk.J
! n0Fl1-Ilu
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NoTCnSG the recent public burning of
the constitution of the United States in the
street of Joliet, Illinois, by the Radicals of
that place, amid great cheering, the Spring
field Register says: ''It wasn't worth while
to burn the poor old document; it was
never in their way" -
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Sale of Valuable Lands.

David c. Love ct ais vs. Alex. Matthews ct. als.
A 5 DIRECTED By A DECREE OF THE
a County Court Of Davidson county, at its
December Term, 1895. in the aboVs causs, viii
o3er et Public sale, al the south end Of the
Court House, IN Nashville, on SATURDAY, the
eel os land beloa9ipr 10 he estate 81 AmeIia
Love. deceased, and described as follows, viz:
Being Lot No. 10 in the plan Of the division OF
Andrew Castleman's lands, situated about ~
miles from Nashville, and near the Hillsbor0
Turnpike Road" Said land Is nnimprOved bat
fertile and heavily timbered, ard contains 62ss
acres
TERMS--0ne-fkind cash, and the balsnee on
. credit Of one and two years with interest from
day Of sale, Notes with personal security re-
quired for the unpaid purchase-mouey, and lien
retained. b p l. NICHOL. Cerk
decl4-td
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-19

SENATOR Wilson opposes the reading
and writing qualification Cor suffrage, on
the ground that great mischief has been
done by the most intelligent and highly
educated men. We had supposed THAI the
senstor might be a warm admirer Of medi-
ocriiy, bat hadly expec,ed him 10 oppose
the policy of his own State by encouraging
absolute Ignorance. Unqualified suffrage
having been granted TO lhe colored people
Of this District, the wigwam at the corner
Of Seventh street and the avenne ought 20
be dedicate and Presented A. a temple Of
ignorance, and adorned with foil length
statue Of the senator from Massachnsctis.-
Washington Repubiiogn
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EXECUTOR,S aALE.

z. -. DLthhs Y ~.
GenI Agents foe s. and Cana
octaO-d6W-eTWed-iy
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Lots Nos. 20 and n. in Fosters Addition to
Edgefeld, each fronting 50 feet on Smiley street,
and running back l70 feet to an alley
TERMS OF SALE-0redits Of six and twelve
months, with interest from day of sale Notes
required with approved security, and lien re-
tanned. Sale free from redemption. -I
MORTON B. HOWELL. @. and NJ.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-19

CAPTUREAND ESCAPE OF A YOUNG
LADY FROM THE CAMANCHE In
DIANS--A THRILLING NARRATIVE.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-19

john BRIGHT in letter. says; If Ire
land were 1000 miles away from us all
would be changed, or the landlord exter-
minated by the vengeance of the people of
the place. This is a frank and bold ex-
preston against any plea that ireland is as
we'll treated as England.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-19

The Freat Blood Purifier, as . Spring and sum
mer Meaielne stands unrivaled. removes sli iIn.
puuties IRON the blood, and gives health amt
strength 70 the system
1s1I HURLEY. RUDDhE & CO..
Pr0prietHre
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-19

For Debility. Loss og Appetite. Weakness. Indi-
gesti9n OF DYSPEPSIA. want OF action on the Liver
Dtsordered stomach, there ere no bitters th.t
compare with these "a. removing these distrezsir
eompiaints- For sale OF can Be had al any Drj
store an the United states. or FROM the prnpris
tors, Louisville, ky., corner Seventh and Greer
streets. % whom aIl orders should be addressed
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Orlrnfnl - nrons-

kor Beaqtifying the Complexion. eheelually re-,
moves Tan, Freckles, BlOtches and giving ths
skin an elegant smo6thness not easily attained by
any 9ther. It's use among the ladies Of fashion iu
~ once stamps it rs infinitely superior Cor or.
toilet Of lady
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O,NEILL's U. 5. eLArE AaFrcr.


No. S5 CEDAR ST.. Cup Stairs,)
Nashville, Tenn
A LII CLASSES OF LEGITIMATE CLAIMS
IN against the United States Government
promptly collected. Particular attention giyen
20 claims for Equalization of Bounty. Parties
who have 6led claims at my office and who have
not heard from me lately IN reference to them,
are requested TO send me their present pOstotfice
address, as many changes have taken place in
the postal arrangements since their claims we're
filed, and letters are being returned to me every
day uncal led for. 1 intend visiting Washington
soon Tor the purpose Of urging a speedy settle
ment of all Claims now in my hands, and il is
important that should be able 10 communicate
with claimants promptly, rs additional evidence
will have to be furnished in many cases. and
stronger prOOfof loyalty in some cases Of citizen
claims. Money advanced on officers, soldiers
and citizens claims .# 81 I'd
am also agent for the National Steam Nayi-
cation COmpany-steRmers between New York,
Liverpool and Queenstown, ireland
2. Q. BOX 254. JOHN O'NEII.L.
dapfi-
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To Tobacco Planter.

WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO STORE.
w Ship OF purchase Tobacco. either loose OF
II hogsheads. Call at our Warehouse, No. $
Market street. Nashville.
decll-d lB.l HUGH McCREA & 60.
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ESTABLISHED .......,.. ls4e.
sIE.
Oh AS. ROB ERTs ON
h A X H R t@
e $3.50
1ED ~
CANDYMANUFAcTURER


- - @AAsA SkAAEfs
WTOULD REMIND HIS OLD FRIENDS AND
w Customers that he is more than ever pre-
pared q supply them With the very best OF Ltght
Bread, Crackers. Cakes Candies, etc. -. .
ne has also on hand the best Of Wines, suita-
ble tor medical purposes. besides superior lot OF
imported scotch Ales and London Porter, and
Ene brands 0f Cigars. Also. curranis, Raisins,
oitroa. figs. Dates. Nuts. etc. 10 ltts t
Jnst receiEe Eed. 3 large assortment Of Rsncy Arti
cies, embracing loys Firecraekers, MasSs and a
Vefy ire assortment Of Fancy Confectionery
suilable for Christmas Holidays, (which will Be
sold wholesale and retail. n0v24-,f