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In an editorial on "America and the Gre
tan Revolution" the New York Tribune
says:
"0f the popular fallaces there is none NOR.
pernieions and absurd than that which assume,
that ths people Of Europe are permanently uni,
for democratic forms Of government, and that the
America, must necessarily be failure in Italy or
france. There is vague idea that Americans
far transcend other people in the capacity Of self
government, and that Europe must pass through
some underlined experience before she can safely
dispense with the guardianship of kings"
This conviction is, NO apprehend, not 40
much an opinion arising from q consideration
Of the condition Of those people, as i. i. q
qussi-intuitive generalization in the public
mind as to the mode of the sdvance of civil
zaton. It's conception Of physical law
controlling the development of humanity.
That law may not exist; it may be an utterly
erroneous opinion, but the people have Il
From knowledge Of history, more or les.
extensive, they have generalized the reso,,
that mans progress, like the motion NJ N a
earth that he inbabits, and of the heavens. Is
10 an orbit. The opinion is Swallowed in
Berkeleys oft-quoted line: westward ~.
course OF empire takes its way. Victor
Cousin expresses the same idea when d;v;d;no
the whole history Of man into three stage.
he says: "Civilization must have comnana.d
ON = high and ior,ense continent il order -
expand itself o's he plains, and to arrive a,
the centre of TIL rld's movement. .na G..
mentation, and then to 20 out from hi, wh;.,.
pool of the histou and the rlobe e -.
thus express myself, not for the purno,. :,
returning upon the mountains whence !, das
cended flor humanity never turns b.oL, ~,
OF marching on, INTO unknown region. 81
nch with the treasures il has received = :,
course, OF going to deposit them in .no,hs
continent, which. by its varied confsur.,on
~ IL exquisite temperature, by the mix,ur,
- seas and lands, of mountains and n,.;n.
nay b propitious for the comclete and b.r
msnious development Of humanity II,
Tins indicates the East, Europe. and Amer;
ca - civilizations successive stages. Dr.
Draper, in tracing the course of ciyil;z.,;o,
in Europe, also expresses the same ida. vha,
watching that civilization pertaining in the p. :
and awaking to new life to the Westward :,
0ysthat humanity, no more than the ;na;.
vidual, Lives again upon this theater rba,
once dead.
The hopes and good wishes Of Amer;c. .,
ont 70 every people struggling for Liberty
They are excited for the Cretans now. :
ysan asp whsn The eloqusnce Of Clay IN,
lsasr hndlsd almost . faror in favor q
10soehs - vhss Relaal s1ov,a =
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yeasning for lost nationality, and Hunay
sought independence for her fair soil and her
richly gifted people. Our coanssy has watfhs4I
with an interest, - almost for fathsr-lAnds
the efforts of the Italians to shake OF foFeign
oppression and internal tyranny. So nov
appeals 60 over the country in behAu Of
Crete-appeals that awake response. IN the
Eastern cities meetings are held, the bsilliAncs
Of the pulpit, the eloquence Of the 10
rum, the vigor of manly pens are
enlisted in behalf Of that people. The past,
with its rich materials, furnish an ample re-
pository whence are drawn far-reachins
memories and stirring arguments which 90 %
the popular heart and provoke to ready and
willing action.
So il isn't as the Tibssne would seem TO
assume, any element Of . peculiarly obtru-
sive American egotism or Pharisaism that
controls the conduct, or influences the judg-
ment Of our people, in the matter OF any
people Of Europe, struggling for freedom.
Our history has shown how earnestly popular
svmpathies have been awakened in behalf o.
any such people. But those struggles in the
case OF these people have proved abortive
Bv the growth of liberal ideas which have
made more OF less impression on all ehs's-
tendon, the iusurrectionary people may have
gained some CONCESSIONS that have mitigated
their bardships, but out Of them comes no
sturdy growth of genuine sRepublicanism,
such as seems to be indigenous TO the soil Of
the Western continent. The very Democra>
CT of Europe is impregnated winth moribund
absoluteism and traditionalism. When our
people see this and mark the difference be-
tween European and American rspublican-
ism, when they note the unsuccess Of European
people in gaining and confirming their liber-
ties, they may, not altogether unreasonably,
wonder if that constant advance of liberty
and civilization westward be not a law, and
tina. in this worlds revolution, it makes no
movement backwards the dead humanity
lives not again.
But i, is not known that this Is a law Of the
worlds progress And il 50 profoundly af-
fects man that it will not do hastily to assume
it. Every where, throughout nearly ell the
East, the leaven of free ideas is working;
let it be fully proven that these ideas ca1not
develop into free government before that
conclusion be decisively assumed. The age
Of Pericles may never be resurrected. the
glory of Greece in arms, and learning, in Phi
losophy, and the Arts, in Science and in
song may have persisted on the battle fields
where tsrscian independence was overthr9xn
and her memory alone left TO her; for Gree
clan valor there is doubtless no more Plateas
aud Thermopylaes, but for these modern
Cretans there may be that common birth right
of humanity that feels il in its heart 10 be its
due-Liberty, limited only by law it has it
self imposed.
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Read the Certificate Of Rev.
II. r. Fiualjm.
To Dr. HosTrrrEk

To Dr.. HosrrrrER
Dear Sus--This Is TO certify that ~ss taken With
the dyspep.s rear ago last sarch aud period Of
eight months OF the miserable creatures
you behed not being able either to est ariat or
sleep, and compelled walk the nnor inc.sss nty
was nearly deprived Of my reason and hops had
Iy len me- all tss efforts made for my recovery having
proved fruitess
By the first Of November, 1895 had become 90 weak
and feeble that cosid scarcely stand Alone and all
appearance. would die AT this time (havns read
your ADVERTISEMENT my wits prevailed upon me to Try
your Bittsrs. bottle procured and, strange to
say,I soon commenced recovering. have taken four
bottles and enjoying good health could
expected for Of my age tabous sixty years IhAs
doubt thst II your Bitters alone under Divine
Providence, ,hst effected this wonderful cure.
Rr.TLUALIE
Hudson. Mich. Aug. 80. 1ses-janS2as~
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TIM f%otestaM4 Chayckmss 10 the title OF :
weekly journal Just established in New York
Is the organ and sdsoeats u wbst is known
- the Evangelical party in the Episcopal
Church.
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London adyioes ofyesterdav orote unit

AOluOh duFACe9 u yesterday quote united
States 5-20s at 1871.
Exchange on New York was furnished BY
the banks yesterday al 81 per thousand
Nashville corporation checks were bought
at 25c and sold at pc. discount.
There was but little doing in government
bonds The new issue sos were sold at
1881.
Tennessee bonds sold in New York on
the 18th inst. as follows $1,000 ex. coupons
at 664e, $4,000 new at 654c, and $40, 900 ex.
coupons at Colo.
The New York Jourua! Of Commerce of
the afternoon of 18th inst. says: "The
money market is little more active. The
demand for capital from speculative bor-
rowers has increased, and rates of interest
have somewhat advanced Call loans are
mostly made on stock collateraIs at per
cent, and upon governments at 4 per cent,
with comparatively few new transactions
upon either class of securities at lower
rates. Strictly frst-eI9ss commercial paper
atshort date i still placed at car per
cent per annum discount
The New York Tribune says The ten
dency of the rate of interest is upward, and
prior to the October statement Of the banks
promises to reach 7 per cent with. commits
sion added"
The New York Tr5sqs of the 18th inst.
says:
The adyices from the West in regard TO
wheat are unsatisfactory. An extra Weld
has ceased to be talked about and the fact
is apparent that it thrashes out poorly in
comparison with the estimates before har--
vest. Measurement shows twelve and
fourteen bushels where twenty-five per
acre were expected, and the increased
breadth sown will scarcely make up for
the deficit in yield. So far as wheat is
concerned, cheap bread cannot be realized
from the crop of 1867, nor are the pros
poets better for corn at the present mo
ment. Already Western experts are buying
old corn on speculation, paying 81 Is AZ
bushel, against 80 cents in September, 1866
This state of things is in marked contrast
with the general expectations forty DAYS
since, and will modify many business cal
Culations then made Instead of an abuud-
ant harvest Of wheat and corn to make
cheap bread, and consequently cheaper la
Dor, high prices appear inevitable, with all
the attendant disasters. Instead Of a crop
which would tax the rolling stock Of rail
roads to their utmost, and enable them to
clear their books Of floating debt, hangers
are brought face to face with the fact that
there is not an average crop, and that its
transportation viii yield little profit To
traders this changed appearance of the
crop is Of vital importance. Instead Of a
full crop to be used in the payment OF old
debts and in exchange for new commodi-
ties, producers from this years labor
promise 10 be left where old debts must be
neglected, and new purchases made spar
ingly. The comparative price Of bread
stufs is shown By the annexed table
Sent. g ef Sent 10 'F-. ADV
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MRS. WINsLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP.
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.


Greatly facilitates the process of teething by
softening the gums. reducing all Inflammation
viii sllay ALL PAIN and spssmodic action. and
is sure TO regulate the Bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers. it will give rest to yourselves
and Relief and Health 90 your Infants.
We have pat up and sold this article for
years, and can say in confidence aud truth Of it
what we have never been able 10 say of any
other medicine-NEyER HAS IT FAILED IN A SIN
LIE INSTANCE TO EFTECT CURE. when timely
used. Never did we know an instance Of dissat-
isfaction by any one who used it. On the con-
trary, all are delighted with its operation, and
speak in terms OF commentator Of its magical
effects aud medical virtues. We speak in this
matter WHAT WE DO KNOW. after years of ex-
perience. and pledge our reputation for the full
6llment of what we here declare In almost
every instance where the infant is suffering from
pain and exhaustion, relief will be found in
fifteen OF twenty minutes after the 7yrup Is adj
ministered.
Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle.
Be sure and call for Mrs. WinslOW's
Soothing syrup" having the fac smile Of
" CURTIS & PERKINS" on the outside wrap
per. All others are base limitations. Sold by
Druggists throughout the world. Price only
Thir1y-fiye Cents per Bottle.
OFFICES: 2I5 Fulton street, New
York: sos High HOIbOEn, London,
England; All ST. Paul street, Mon
1reaI, Canada.
org22 aod6u
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SuMaER STREET THEATRE Holmes
Grover the great delineator of Iriah
comedy, appears for the first time in this
city tomorrow night in Handy Andy and
the Happy Man. Thehighest encomiums
have been showered upon Mr. Groves by
the press Of this country and Europe, and
We doubt not he will be fully up to the ex
pectations OF our theatre-goers.
ADELPHI THEATRE.-Manager Flyan
again throws open the doors Of the old
Adelphi tomorrow night, with a company
Of full swo score, among them several old
familiar faces. Nashville's fsTorite, Harry
Everett, Is here, too.
The elegant comedy Of Self viii be
brought out tomorrow night, the Black
Crook being yet in rehearsal.
BY the way, Howard q Co., Of the Sum
met street Theatre, declare that the Black
Crook shall not be played here until the Let Of
October, claiming that they have purchased
Of Mr.. Mech the sole right Of producing
it ia this city, paying him $1,000 They
have employed Judge Cant and Judge
Csruthers as their attorneys, and assert
their determination to serve al Injunction
upon Mr.. Flynn the moment an attempt is
made to put forward "the great Spectacu-
lar Drama"
IA RUE's MINsRTELs concluded a short
but brilliant season at Masonic Hall last
night. No troupe Of the kind has ever
given more general satisfaction here.
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Light Oh EATL RIRnq.

Escape GA Railroad RObber and Two
Horse Thieves at Franklin, Ky.
We learn that on Thursday night last,
one Of the railroad robbers, named Colbert,
awaiting trial at Franklin, Ky, broke Jail,
in company with James A. Carr and a
prisoner named DUnrez. They effected
Jheir escape BY saving OF the hinge Of a
cellar door and partially raising it from its
place. Three other prisoners were in the
jail At the time but failed to make their
way out Carr had been sentenced TO eight
years imprisonment for horse stealing, and
Duprez to three years imprisonment for
stealing mules
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..TrwNEssrT,, y. NAsHvELIL.

Commissioners sheridan 10 Appoint
Judges aUI clerks Of Election In De
naucc oFsbc City Cou-,ciI-pePa-sure
Of n messenger 90 BrownIow-Anotis-
cr MIDDLE fn Prospect.
Since the appointment OF Judges and
Clerks Of Election by the City Council,
speculation has been rife rs to whether the
Registration Commissioner would also ap-
point officers Of election, thus ignoring the
authority vested in the Council by the city
charter Capt J. B. Sheridan, the success
sor Of MAJOR Alden, as Registration Com
missioner, declares that he will appoint
Judges aud Clerks, in accordance with
what he deems his duty under the State
las, and Of course either the city. or the
so-called state must eventually back
down.
Ii is reported that prominent Radical
left this CITY Yesterday for Knoxville e
urge upon the Governor % Grm stand fol
the Stale appointments, but we understand
leading Radicals condemn his course a
needless and ofLcious and believe his erran'
will prove fruitless. 1t is said he viii en-
doqvor TO induce the Governor to az OF C
/ ferrc & proclamaSor 90 meet the case.
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DIR lCoIemnn,s Card.

While humanity continues to he infrm, and
man is prone to err, and the consequences are
visited upon the unfortunate ne should early
seek relief from the misery thus entailed.
And the man who devotes his time and talent
to the relief Of this species Of human suffering
is not les philanthrorist than he who seeks to
relieve any other affection to which man is sub
sect for true philanthrophy looks not to what
caused the trouble, but what viii cure it. Dr..
Coleman has devoted q large portion Of his time
10 the cure OF the class of diseases mentioned in
bi5 advertisement in to-day paper. He has
duly qualified himself by study and experience
toperform what he promises. He has been To-
Gated ia our midst for several years. and the
public may rely upon bis skin and ability.
Office in the rear OF his drug store, 30 Church
and McLemore streets. lsep- #
Best qualities OF Black Silks at Thompson
Brothers, at New Y ork retail prices
sepl4 Nv @.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NV York Money and SiocE Market.
NEW York. Sept. II The money market ia
active, sac per cent. for call loans Sterling
duh. yT@gH for gold first class biils) Gold
lower, opening at l445s, advancing to li4is, and
closing at l44lS. Government stocks a shade
1921; do 65 ill do new lJs. DO '11 l0s; l0-40s
9yjs 7-30s l07 Stocks quiet and lower Ohio
Certificates 271s; Quicksilver II lza255s; W estern
Union Telegraph 421si Adams Express tGGG6,<
United States G64667; American Ga AGO; New
York Central 1857 II 1887, Fris Gs5y a1.t. liud
son l32Gl33. Reading lGL2sIv7s Wabash ~
G4S St. Paul 65G655z. Michigan Central III
Michigan Soatheru slL&sI5s Illinois Central
lZl1Q9l22; Toledo l2s1 p. q. II 5l1z; Rock
Island 1897 ga 1885; Northwestern 45a471s. Fort
MaNne lu9.--Il nl
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THE MAvoRA1rT.-M. C. Cotton, Es4r
tb;s morning announces himself candi-
aate for Mavor-making the siE'h "ow in
the field. There will be a meeting at
,yo-8fp's store. south Nashville, on Tucs-
5sv nirht. when several OF the candidates
wiil mn their claims before the people.
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!. RI. MITCHELL,
Druggist and PharmaCeutist
M. SEQ South Cherry Street,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

ERESH SUPPLY OF PUEE DRUGS. MLDl-
II ciuss aud Chemical constantly beng re-
ceivsd aud 1u hand. No Impu are articles KEPT
in store All articles kept m well regulated
retaii drug store will be found here.
1 have engaged the services # 81 , Lewis
as druggist and prescrPu1nisi whose 4ualhea-
fions are not 10 be Queru lone Z as the following
Recommendation will show
We the undersigned. s-euersoI3lly 4d8int-
ed wlth Dr. r ~ Lewis aud know han o pc a
eompeteg druggist and pTescrptInni1t and a.
.sHoh- 40 recgumend higl % the public.
D Duprs NJ D. W l. Nichols. NJ D.
j W Madden NJ D. hos Menees, NJ. ,.
Il. NJ Compton NJ. D.. JHo u. winston. N d,
J. u Ouey. VI p. beh'viils & 20 Drus
e <. " ustou, NJ. D., sists.
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bachelors HAIR Oye.-Ihis splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
rue and perfect Dgs-Harmless, Reliable, In
Simultaneous. No disappointment. No ridieu-
lous .ints. Natural Black OF Brown. Remedies
the i'll effects Of Bad Dges. lnvigorates the hair.
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed william A. Batchelor. All others are
mere limitations. and should be avoided. Sold
by sill Druggists and Perfumers. Factory VI
Barclay street New York. tde029ly
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Nashville and Northwestern
Il AILR AID.
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OFFICE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT. 3
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Aug. ~. 1867.


NASHVILLE, IENN., Aug. u. 1867. +
DE IAND AFTER FRIDAY. AUGUST
" 30, 1857. and until further notice, TWO
DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS wall DO run
between Nashville, Tenn, Memphis. Tenn end
Hickman, ny, and viii run IS f1lloW5.
Passenger Train leaves Nashville 40 las
n IA, arrives Memphis nc a. IN, and arrives
Hickman 81 5:45 p. an.
Passenger Train leaves Nashville nc 4 y. ~
arrives Memphis at IO.g5 a. IN. and arrives
Hickman az @.io q. m
Ohio Railroad At Humboldt for Mobile New
Orleans. and Eli intermediate points.
At Hickman connecting with n Grs!-Ciasg
line Of steamers fer NicE5burg Nat-kcz
Baton Rouge, Cairo, St. Louis and all inferno
dIste points On the upper and Lower Missis-
sippi Rivers. A .frst-clsss Transfer Steamer
will piy between Hickmhn snd Cairo making
close COM -Ct-Cus With tho iiiu9ls leu-Vri rail
ROAD for St. Louis Mo, Chicago H., Dcbu1ue,
Iowa, ST Paul. Mime otar and ail points West
Passenger Train leaves Memphis 1t II n M.
leaves Hickman at $50 3. m, arriving Iu
Passenger Train leaves Memphis at1 y. ~
lsaves Hickman n ESQ y. m, arriving Nasl
Vile at 3 a. IA.
Making close connections at Nashville with
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad for Chot-
.anoOga, Knoxville, Lynchburr. Richmond
" Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, tew
IorF- Atlan-a. Anguish, Savannah, CHARLIE
ton. Macon, Montgomery, " est Point, etc Con-
Icgts with the Louisville and Nashville Rail
r5sd for Louisville, Indianapolis, Cincinnati
and all points Fast Connects with the Mesh
vile and Decatur Railroad for Franklin, CO.
iumbia, PUiaski, Athens. Ala, and Decatur.
Alabama.
This is ihe Shortest and Cheapest
Route 10 memphis, 10 being seventy-niue
miles shorter tuan the Decatur route aud
lorty-slX miles shorter than the EdgedCld and
Kentucky route.
Chief Eng and Gsn. 1upt. n. and N. ". r. r.
auEZ5 q
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The following dispatches we're received
at the Chamber Of Commerce to-day:
NEW YORK, Sept. I4-Gold opened at
l443. 10;30-Gold I448. 1230-GoId I448.
Cotton is dull but prices are unchanged
from Yesterday quotations. , P M
Gold 1444. Cotton continues dull but
prices are unchanged Sales to-day 700
bales upon the basis of 25c for upland mid
dlings, oslo for Mobile middlings, aud &c
for Orleans middiings The sales for the
week foot up 5000 bales; receipts 1928;
exports 1918; stock on hand estimated at
$4,000 bales. The receipts at all the ports
for the week amount to $500 bales g. p.
M.-Gold closed At l44I. Cotton is I'M
changed. Low middiings 23t@24c.
LIVERPOOL, Sept If, IL A. Motion is
active with sales Of 10000 bales at 939
93d. 2 P. Motion continues active.
The sales Of the day foot up 1900 bales.
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dividend NOtfce.-The holders Of shares
in the State Insurance Company Of Nashville
are hereby notified chat the Board Of Directors
have. after setting aside an ample reserve fund,
declared dividend of ten per cent. free Of
taxes, upon the subscribed capital stock, the
same to be endorsed on the stock notes.
Stockholders will please cali and see the
proper endorsements made.
JOsFPH \ ST, Secretary.
Nashville, August 7, 1s67.--aug7 In
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EnPriRI EGfi0P.

ON The OPENING or A BILLIARD
Room it is generally the custom, as every
one knows. to have several champions present to
entertain the public FOR FEW EorRs; bus or
account Of so much suffering among our people,
ne Thought p-orcr to give the orphans Of this
city and poor e Chattanooga that benefit which
We have done for the last two weeks. And
araiu. as Il IS sometimes the custom Of giving
premiums such as watches. etc, and having
proof Of the last twc weeks business that the
citizens Of Nashville appreciate our efforts to
help the needy. we have therefore concluded T.
give ten per cent. Of our profit 20 the DOOR Cf
Nashville, from the l5t day Of April, 1856 up t.
October Ist 1857, (six months,) whioh amount
Will be RENTED weekly to the Mayor Of Nash
vile We hope that the amateur billiard play
e-s and the public in general viii appreciate the
EAUTIN i BFRTHEOL,
MARIO If CoiOnnade Billiard Hall.