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our teers together-tbe noe wine was
put into the venerable old bottle Nv
Dimocrisy, and uolwitbstandin we
hooped it with Federal patronage IL
busted, and great was the bust thereof;
and the tragmints Nv the bottle was
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-05

"THE DEVIL RIGHr."-A prosy lay
member of the church rose in meeting
and said:
Ny friends, the devil and / have been
fighting for more than twenty minutes.
He told me not to speak tonight but
determined / would He said some OF
the rest could speak better than l, but
still | felt that l could not keep silent.
He even whispered that | spoke too
often, and that nobody wanted to hear
me- but was not to be put down that
way-and now have gained the vic
tory, must tell you all that is in my
heart Then followed tedious haran-
que.
Coming out of the session room, the
good pastor inclined his head so that
his mouth approached the ear Of the
militant member and whispered,
" Brother, l think the devil was right.
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A Middle.

The Washington correspondent Of
the Baltimore Sun writes:
at is remarkable that after the Re-
publican Senatorial caucus had repudi-
ated and discarded the disfranch sing
section of the plan of reconstruction
reported from the Committee of fifteen,
Mr.. Stevens undertook to rebuke that
body by bringing forward a new and
more radical plan, upon which the
House is expected to rally. AS the
Senate has revolted from the domino
ton of the House leader, it has become
necessary that the House should be
brought more completely under his
power. The proposition Of Mr.. Stevens
is simply an order to the Republican
majority, and particularly to those
shifting fellows of that party to reject
the improved and liberalized scheme
which the Senate will probably now
adopt"
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compete with Maretzak. 1t IS such
one as would willingly begin Q season
with ia New York or Boston. My ex-
penses are about 81, COZ week. With
50 heavy a responsibility 1 cannot az
ford 10 make verbal contracts with
managers, aud 1 never have done so;
my contracts are always in writing.
j.. Behrens was called, and testified
that he was the agent Of Max Stra-
kosch. lie was not present at the time
this contract was alleged to BIS . been
made, but he knew that their contracts
we're always in writing
T. a. Logan argued the case for Mr.
Flynn, and was replied to by Judge
Dickson on the part Of Max Strakosch.
Gin Gae., Isl
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In Dyspepsia,

And iis attendant tTain Of symptoms, it acts more
LIKE A CHARM than a medicine. There % notn-
q IN the whole range Il Matera hediee tlat can
tfa moment lear a comparison with it ~ this DIS
tase
A fuIl account Of this wonderf1l plant may be
hund IN the 1lih edition OF the U. g. Dispensatory,
Esges 1857 and 1858.
4 series Of experiments in which Or. Bull has
zen for years engaged, has Just been brought 10
ae,essfil termination, and he is now enabled 20
Cert 70 the public 3 combination Of CbDkoN W.
cher approved tonics, The whole preserved IN Tie
best quality Of copper distilled Bourbon whisky,
Vhich he b Confident has no equal m the world
BE might furnish q volume Of Certificates hut the
public have long snce learned 70 esumate sueh
idinrs ty their true value The ssiest plan is for
every one 70 test for himself he virtues OF new
medicine. -
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gh.ned a reputation Hs wide spread as the CONT
sat oil North America But the browning glOry q
lis remains o. be attained In his dI.c0Very, 81
rher combination, for he does not claim 70 have
ssu the disc0verer Of CEDRoN, which h. The basis
he 81 tteFs now offered % The public. ] hat non
H. beongs 10 the native inhaUitants OF Central
lrares, 20 whom is virtues have been known icI
ra than two hundred years. Armed with Do Toe
IAN hds dedsnce % the most deadly rualaria,
riundles without fear, the most Yenomoiis 8 =
- Itis a belief with then, that while there is
lah in the hcdy, The CedTon is potent 20 cure 20
rFier what the disease may be.
Ehlo lIr. Boil Is rot prepared 20 endorse THIS
Eirsraeaui preieneion, BE- D. never nfiess saihnea
.u = fhoroush examination II The evidence rsit-
ag 10 BE- virtues that as remedy ana preventa-
ior 81 disease arising tzOm exposure, either 70
De weather or climate, or 10 missmatic Influences,
stands
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Personal Appearance of the En-.
peror NanaIeon.

FcAoA NapoAeOHs
A correspondent Of a Texas paper,
who IS in Paris, gives the following no
tice a the Emperor Napoleon:
"Tbe Emperor was out on Sunday
last lie came in his cariageand-four,
with Out-riders, and accompanied by
General Fleury and couple Of foreign
ambassadors. / was quite close to him,
and had 2 good look 1T him. he is Of
much lower stature that l had thought,
aud inclined to be feshy, is quite gray,
and wears no other beard than a nous
tache and imperial He has 8 large
and remarkably ine-shaped head and
bright eye He was very plainly clad
in a pepper-and-salt citizens dress,
with silk bat and white silk gloves
He returned, in q good-natured, grace
ful manner, the frequent unostenta-
tious greetings Of The passers by"
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Ky EER03Ls Nay "a.
Cotton declined 1z5ld f8r American Oh the week,
and "a Id for other descriptions. sales daring
the wee K q ~ Geo bales Middiing Orlesns "a
miadiing uplsBds Id. Ssles on Friday OF 8 0o0
taies. Closing dub and weak.
fiFe-tweniies 6ilIe41S Consols e61Sg8G5I. Erie
shares 4l5z,di2. / lin1Is Central shares 75l4976.
Breadstutis nominal. p DIVISIONS declining.
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60 TO Bryant. stratt0n & Co. q Nashville Business
college t0r thorough education IN BOol-Keep
Penmanship Commercial Law, Commercial Calcu-
laLlous, Partuerships Settlements, &C.
Send for College Faper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, STRATTON & co.
oCuS-ly.
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A Washington correspondent Of the
Mobile Times says that 81 Mr.. johnson
has subjugated Stanton, who is now the
most dOcilei amisble, and industrious
of officials"
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BateheiOr's Hair Dysl

The Original snd Best Ia the World. The only
tue and perfect Ear Dye. Harmless, Reliable and
lnstsnteneous Produces Immediately q splendid
Back or natural Brown, without injurng the hair
or sku. Remedies the m effects OF bad iyes soId
BY al DRUGGISTS. The genuine IS signed William
A. Bachelor, Also,
Regencratns Extract of Miliedeurs, for Restoring
and Identifying the BAR.
CHARLES BACHELOR,
seP4o-ly New YORK.
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Without a Rival.

ind Justly deserves the reputation q hss 50 long
l0yed 10 Central America and The West Indies.
- : :. !. !.
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OOLGATE's HONEY SOAP.

This oels5-atel TOilei soap, ia such universal
demand, is made from The choicest materials, is
mild and emOlisHt in IFS nature, frasFan,ly
scented, and extremely tsneiicisI in its seton
upon The skin. For ale BY all Druggists and
Fancy Goods DEALER lsbs-ly
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Dr. John BHJ-Dear Sir: am happy to STATE 10
you That nave used your valuable CedrOn Bitfers
with great DeneniiO yselL In general debility and
prostTaa0n Of my eys.em produced BY the un-
hesthy ana miasniiltic Influence Of the hissssippi
nYer around Nlcksburg having been with General
Grants army throughout Its whole southern cam-
pagn- confidently recommend It's use 20 aIf rer-
sons who are exposed 10 unhealthy climates.
n. W. Fc01r,
AGENT H. S ganifa-y- C.,,,,,,1,,
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90 Hhds prime New Orleans Sngsr,
p do 40 Porto Rico Sugar,
20 do do Cuba Sugar,
so Barrels Crushed and Powdered SuRRr
20 do Granulated Sugar,
100 do A. and 3. Coffee Sugars,
go do @. extra assorted Brands,
200 do Yellow Sugar,
400 Bags Rio Coffee,
20 Mats Java Coffee,
20 90 Laguira Coffee
10 Bags Ginger,
10 Bags Allspice,
% Bags Pepper,
20 Barrels Mackerel,
90 = bbs do
800 Kits do
100 Boxes Soap,
80 do Starch,
100000 Cigars, assorted Brands
100 Boxes Candles,
100 do Raisns,
so Cases Sardines,
$50 Cases Oysters,
100 Doz. Buckets,
90 Nests Tubs
Together with everything usually kept in whole
sale Grocery Houses.
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NASHVILLE L CHATTANOOGA

4
NASHVILLE, TIM, March 4ths 1885.
GE and aer Tuesday, March G. 1895, and until fur
TIER notice, Passenger Trans VIII run as fol-
oEs:
NASHVILLE q CHATTANOOGA LINE
LKavn Nashville for Chattanooga, and all points
South a. 7sO n. and $50 p. n. Arrive 81 Chaita-
nO9Ea 81 $50 p. H. anc $50 A. ~, next day.
Returning Leave chattanooga 81 eco A. -, ano
SO ?. H. Arrive at Nashville st 400 ?. ". and6;
A. ~, next day.
All trains connect at wartraoe for shslbyylne.
NASHVILLE 4 NORTHWESTERN LINE
Leave Nashville tor Johnsouyille, and al points
West and Northwest, Al 40 ?. -. ArnFe al John
sonUlie az go p. a.
Reiurniug-I.eave JohnsOnYille 40 A. r., arrive
Al NASHVILLE AZ G.50A. n.
Trains On n. 3 n. w. r. R. connect a. Johnson
Fillc with hrat class line d Steamers for Paducah.
CAIRO and 81. LOUIS
BERTHs AND MEALS FREE,
on steamers connecting with E&Ew Rsilroad.
Passengers b. this rotlte
SAVE EXPENSE OF SLEEPING CARS
AND MEALS,
between NsshviL and Cairo.
Trsins stop as al iutsFnedaie points.
WM. =. INNS, Gen Supt
n. g and \. = n. v, Z Edss
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For many years it was supposed thai this
country could not vic with Europe ia the
cultivation q Flowers for the manufacture
Of Periumery. The discovery Of the swEEr
OPoPoSAx, Of Mexico, by E. T. Smith &
Go. he's forever banished the dslusion. f.
T. Smith, Of New York. FL Cores states
The sweetest extract ever made.
mav30-5L
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COMFORT AND CURE FOR THE RUPTURED.
sem free. Address, Z 5 Foote, N d, llsO Broad
way, New York.
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CONFIDENTIAL IMPORTATION FOR THE
MAkbiED--Senf free 10 sealed envelope. Address
3 Foote, N d, ll30 Broadway, New York.
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MEDICAL COMMON sEHsE-4OO paees-lOO
Illustrations, 81 So Sent BY mail everywf ere post.
paid. Contents Tables sent frep. Address the Az
Thor p b Foote, N ID, IlS0 Broadway, rev York.
aprl0-3n eode
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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED by
BECKETT, BROWNE, HANKS & co.

TUEsDAY, 49, 5. 49,.
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HEADQUARTERS IrrkEr oF rHE CUnuEatsvn.1
NASHVILLE, ENN., July "a ls6s. :
Or John Bulls ag ut, Mr.. --, has permission
CD ship To Nashville Tenn, 90 gross or 500 dozen .
BULLS Cedr0u B.teIs i0s safe 10 suuers IN the army
Cuiv.
lhs regulations OF Che Treasury Department ara
10 Os complied H.lh stIIrtIy.
BY coumt-d oI MaI. Gen. R0saorans.
va. M. WuIa
Major AMI Provost marshal General.
For 1.e, Wholesale auJ retail by BERRY. DE-
MOFiLLLA CO.,, ss-bsHie, q euu.
octlT-ta aat gzulf1
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Sweet OPOpOnaxt Sweet OPOponaxI
E. T. Smith & Co.'S Nel0 Perfume from
1ferirn
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Gold and Cotton.
Foreign aIarkets.

God opened at 14l5 and closed al 1879
Cotton quiet snd declining
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

OLD EYES MADE Nav, witl.out Spectacle
Doctor or Medicine. Pamphlet mailed re a..
dress + B Foote, n ID, 1850 Broadway, New YoTjs
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On the 2id Of July last, / submitted through an
agent OF mice, 20 the Medical director 81 the De-
p,ftment OF the Army OF the Cumberland a Sam
pie OF my Codrou bliteIs, for inspection, and re-
quesied %, after analysis, be found t mertorous %
shlclon and approve lls use gmong our soldiers.
The following s the Medical tirect0r's reply, and
also Gen. husecrans, permission % ship so dozsn
at once, 10 have sold 10 soldiers.
JoHy EULL.
y am satisfied that Cedron Bihrrr will do no
harm o. any cle b taken properly ana la moisra-
ton. see 90 objection 90 Dr. Bulls being permit
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lineteenth Century |.
Dr.. john BuI1
Louisville, Kentucky

n mmitsble preparation Of SARSAPARlLLA
: loag stood ct tho head Of the VARIOUS com
lds 81 that valuable drug.
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A Theatrical Manager vs.. Director
OF an Opera Troupe--suit for a
Breach Of Contract--Pro and
Expenses Of the Opera.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-14
The EIector OF Hessc.

Every tragedy has its comic passages, and there
is no tragic event in history but what has some
comic incidents. The present war in Germany is
truly grand tragedy now developing before man.
kind the audience but the capture and con-
finement, by the Prussians Of the Elector Of
Hesse Cassel as a prisoner OF State in the castle
Of Stettin, is an incident full of comcality that
we are almost tempted to laugh over it.
There are no two monarchs in Europe so much
akin in temperament and prejudice as the King Of
Prussia and the Elector OF Hesse. They are both
extremely sensitive of their rights and privileges
as "rulers by the grace of God;' they both des-
pise the people and their pretensons to voice in
their Government; they were both ruling in their
respective countries in opposition to popular SEN
tment, and are both bristling at every pore with
exalted ideas Of their legitimate right to do so,
and then they arc both very impulsive and rather
gruff in personal intercourse. But, notwithstand-
ing these many points Of sympathetic attraction
between them, the stronger King, as soon he had
hold Of the person of the Eector, shuts him up in
castle as he would q revoutionist or "any other
man." This little bit of practical revenge history is
now paying the Eleotor is, we said, amusing. He
filed his own prisons in Hesse Cassel with the
best men, who dared to plead for their constitu-
tional rights. Now, for insisting upon his rights
as sovereign prince, the same measure is meted
out to him, and for daring not to do the bidding
of the Prussian King, he is a prisoner. At Stet-
tin he may rumnate over the many vicissitudes
Of life that may befall even despotic Elector Of
Hesse.
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An INTERESTING TRAL.-The Western Me.
tropolis, from New York, for Bremen, put into
Boston to repair damages, but has resumed her
VOYAGE. The Boston Euening Commercial Gays:
II seems the steamer has patent wheels, the
buckets OF which showed signs of breaking off soon
after leaving port, and on meeting with heavy
sea, it was found impossible to keep them on. No
other difficulty.
The wheels are known as "MANLEY's patent,
an American invention, which has been introduced
in France and in several American steamers, with
the best results, but has not been fully tested in
ocean service The arrangement permits the
buckets to enter and leave the water vertically,
giving the most direct application Of the propeling
power, and the wheels act with the same efficiency
whatever the point Of submergence. AS the
Western Metropolis did remarkably we'll on her
trial trip, the damage experienced probably arises
moro from defect in mechanical construction
than on error in principle
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washington News.

WASHINGTON, July 13.-RAYMoND, of the New
York Times emphatically denies the reports as
published of his remarks in the Republican
caucus.
A Convention of the Democrats has been called
in Rhode Island to elect delegates to the Phila-
.delphia National Convention.
Gen. GRANT has ordered the cavalry to be sent
into Loudon County, Virginia, it being alleged
that there have been outrages on the freedmen,
and that the civil law had failed to punish the
guilty protect.the blacks.
Two gentlemen from Missouri called on the
President yesterday, and informed him of deep
laid scheme, on the part of the Radicals, to carry
the Missouri elections by force Of arms, if neces-
sorry. Secret leagues were organized, the militia
armed, and arms shipped to various portions of
the State by Governor FLETCHER, for the purpose
of influencing the election. The President assured
the gentlemen that, as it was his duty to protect
all citizens in their rights such, it would only
be Necessary, in of such outrages, for the
citizens to apply to him.
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Tho National Union Convention.

We copy the following sensible article from the
New York Ne,cs, on the proposed August National
Convention
We publish the address Of the Democratic men,
bers OF Congress ito the people OF the United
States" endorsing the call for the assembling Of
National Convention at Philadelphia on the 14th
Of August. The style and temper of this address
are admirable. 1t ignores the divisions which
have heretofore existed amepgst those who are
opposed to the destructive principles and meas
ures OF the Radicals and prepares the way for the
desire the perpetuation of the Union, and the we'll
being Of the States and of the people Of this great
country This is in the true Democratic spirit
and az such we acceptt, and give our voice to the
proposed movement
In order to restore the Southern States to all
Government, we are willing to act with those who
have been our worst foes. We shall ask but one
question and that is, care you willing to unite
with US without reference to the past, in carrying
out policy which shall have for it's object the
welfare OF the whole people, and the rights of all
spirit of it's original creaton7 Shall the South be
restored to ner rightful position in this galaxy
OF States2 And shall the Radicals and Destruc-
tionists be hurled from the places which they
have usurped and disgrscedP" With all who will
unite with to accomplish these ends, we will
heartily and Zealousy cooperate, whether we diff
fered with them or not during the progress of the
war.
We therefore recommend and advise the Peace
Democracy to unite in sending delegates TO the
Convention, and in making it q demonstration OF
power and significance. In the language OF the
that all the States shall at once be restored to
their practical relations to the Union, the Con-
stitution be maintained and peace bless the
whole country"
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THE REPORTED UPRISING AGAINsr SPAIN.-The
reported landing of two thousand Ohileans at
Neuvitas, to aid the Cuban insurrectionists, re-
ceived by the steamer Cuba, at Baltimore, from
Havana, seems to confirm the statement made by
the Panama Star Of July 1st, that most of the
South American republics had entered into a sort
control of Cuba. The New York S,in, commenting
on the news, remarks
The scheme seems to have been for some time
maturing, and if the insurrection that 10 now re-
ported in Cuba is part Of it, the matter is really
Important particularly in view OF the fact that
there is q strong anti-Spanish element in Cuba
We are inclined to think however, that the
The insurrection is probably the result OF some
local cause, and will doubtless be speedily sup
pressed. SO far as the reported scheme OF the
South American republics is concerned, we think
it impracticable. ~
Cuba is strongly fortified. Spain is more than q
match for all the Republics OF South America
combined, in military and naval strength, and
o
tions may be stirred up in Cuba, and flibustering
expeditions, like that of Lopez, may attempt to
do something's, but Spain is likely to keep possess
sion Of Cuba until the time comes when that
Island will be "wanted" by the United States.
The New York Post says:
sources, Panama and Havana, each condr rmin g
the other, appears to US TO be highly probable,
from what we have known for months Ut the
anxious desires OF the Cubans to find out the
wrongs in attacking the South American Repub.
lies, to emancipate their own magnificent island
from the oppressive rule OF Spain. A very few
days will bring either the confirmation or the con-
tradiction Of the reports, which We give now for
what they worth, but with the feeling that
they are very likely to be true.