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Insure Your Homes 4 Propcrtv
IN TIE
KENT COUNTY
MUTUAL Insurance Company.
AT DOVER, DELAWARE.
ar DOVER, DELAWARE.

,
aHi' Cohpany continues TO InsnIe propertv on raa
S'liaoe terms, and for several wears p,si b. ,, a
, roIdefs an annual dividend of and 10 ,o,
/ ,o. "E uiVIdends are paid on the ST dav of Jan
Jury Or allowed i'll the payment OF the animal nto
'nlums' Que on that day. f''
IL is The buIndeH ,luI,. nj .,.o,., No., -, .
anI uu' ms creditors TO keep his property nsn-e,,
~ ~ "o ,iah mas any reason To COmpaIr nt his na,,
, anu ir'etus II they should refuse Ia cnni,,ns,a
Tue loss ot his property being brund (or th
,I h icdsoh mat Insurance cheap and agents ~
~ e CoHpaly reside IN almost cyerv in,,.,,
me slate and for trIuup ,,si c,I h
n'''i ''SH u his property bv fire If ma, ,,,II ~
- ~ - Ii''aItlon 10 secure ms pruDprIv .c,,,,.,
nv Hre' IL II Is Insurahie he has no r,oLy '''
"is helghbnrS 10 assist hliu ~ III "P'i
The Kent County Mufuoi H. :,
ooO' ana PAYS promptly lls losso, f'''' - 9%0o''
Iar'es "eSiruuS ui IIsuriuc m mn. f,
caIi upon the ioliemln arer,s pdh5 VIII
AGENTS
- '''''"'o"' Nud'w Wri?bt. FeJiop
Ies.c = II a.'l'"',' NY reU. NJ Dilie BndgrvlIIe
G; X D,,.t w. M f". ittnes P"ndrr. Ailiinn
Ia, C,''' n|"'' Dover Paul \. DAVIS Lrvps
Ale, I,rL.o, u. \ MauCk. L4u:rI +
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}. T. f"ulh, hIrlturt. t, I.,',"' , -,
EIIJtH tRo, c.t, pplef ,,eu,-,,f A,.,,,', ''''
= 9 DIRECTORS
~. . VI + INicr smyrna rhos q R,,dG.,t n :
.,p,a. y ,,i''' ,i''"''' tllr Henry RdscIy. ., .
/, ,lio, - "'"'h. " William " Walker
arob b.ahyue '''I6 'n'"'
osFiCFRa
SSAANIEl. NJ. lNl.ER Presiacst, smyrpo
AN. COWCIII Frrt'r Il,,rr '''''
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''""'han'rt''""7 tr'mity intended 10.
'E"''' Il pt' t'Es'N. Secretary. b,,cr
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EHEsE Skeins

THEsE Skeins
Il are now IN
general use IN
the middle and
northern parts Of
Penna. and are
used eXclusIvely
IN the State Of
New York and
the West
They answer
equally as we'll
for highland hea-
Wy wagons, carts,
buggIes and car
rIages. and Will
save 80 per cent.
IN running Of The
sa me.
From the fact
the pipe box run
nIng through the
hub, It prevents
the grease and OH
from getting INTO
the spOkes,ihere
bV keeping them 4
hght.s III
This arrange.
m ent Of IrOnH H
ThImble SkeIns
and Pipe Boxes XXI
Is fully equal L.
an iron axle tree
and costs much #s
less They need =
only be tried to
8 satisfy parties
putting them up
or o. using wagons.
> e re Wa and
reno h es fur. "a
nlshed to suit all
sIZes. IA
feI3 3m IN
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On Thursday. Feb. - ,Sc.

'' clock r NJ. the lo,lowrng dc-,,ohro .,,,.,.,'
( y To Wit: io -
/ DWEI TII,. " ne" cony' ne Mt two--tory FRANZ
,h, a. on 1mmcrcc street. adjoining q,,4 ,t,',
u'' T. w Il. Il. R.C,. Tiis IIn"'E :, ''""uS Q
good stand for business ca" ''' made
new ord IS san, an OFFICE alongside of No |. nearI,
: ., NO. 8. Is LuT Of trouAd, n tee, from, hr -,
P~a-I y N'n't' on the corner OF Comm, ,c,. .,,
rari str, e'S under good Pale Fence now nscd ao
track r. R., 1,u ia:1 Lot has Nwneh from nam
d..,r,to amen k"ad running INTO IT, making II yer,
''sIFa@r as business stand. It also h,s' - very
oaE 's' oi 'le -" ana Pnnng MiIl a!oar>,de tny
Oh. Wishing TO emb"rt IN H. l.unb,r tral, Any
get better stind ia t!l.. .ovn. ''"l' I"""''
,''a - IS """t'r IHT. sta ted rmm.,,,a,,,,, ~,
p,S''e No. s. ana Is ulIn, ,.,, b,,I;,,, 'P
IG1 'm c. nIT'"g % mont ofGJ feet r,unng b,ri
''Iu~s - !, ara Other n Is cf,c,,d thereon.
lSi day Of March. 1861. F''" Oh tn
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THE MARKETS

meat. red new $500 Beans. per bus. .sI.-5
Flour, per DBL, from Side NJ, w., ''' 80 80
wagon. $1,000 Lard. a 10
N"rn' White new. S. Hams. ......... %
" yellow -. IS Cotton Rags &c. ner N
- meai.-....... 100 Sweet Potatoes .i91
Hye'''r r'....'.... lL0 Butter ........ az
''''''''''..' 81 Eggs, per doz.... 40
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS-For Red
neat s. 6o15.00; White Wheat 81 oola
- 3o Rye IS selling at 81, 35Cql. 38 r bush,
c. .o C"rn, So''1.@ Oats 56Cq57c.
COLL. QUOTATIONS, STOCK. &c from
"cLoar & Son, Bankers, Wilmington, Del ~
Quotations, Feb. IL la67. at n o,clo.L
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Ayers cherry Pectorai7

M - soothing e1pectOrant prepared II
M - meet the urgent need of safe nm,
M A/ IeliaDIe cure Tor diseases Of the thrOa
~ I'D Jahd lungs. tri Al of many wears ha,
4 %&~< established the fact that II is more eff;
cacIouS IN pulmonary affections, than
hecoD,. any other remedy. It's e;Iicacv has nov
~ @ 80 generally known that il Is iuStIv roaortoi
80! "iP countries as q medicine OF indisDanso 6Io 40
Sity' In Great Britain, France and G Gey,nsnw ,,b'.
ouIcal science has reached its highest nerIac,, 10
80 'Va'IlOeu ia domestic pracilcc and 81
" we armies IN hospitals and other mn l,c
where 1t Is regarded by the attending ,bp.;
'"e most speedy and agreeable remedu no, ~ ~ ''
hLPIoytu L scarcely any neIghburhnod can he E,,,nI
"tS'e wen known cases OF diseased Lunos nh
TaIleu the efforts of the most skIlIfuI and " i
oootHrS' H' nav oeen perm aneny cured nv ~ III
leHuiS are the most convincing prU,ls of iha s ese
vurduFe properties of This prt p3rotion oI
"t a"'hofS polnl with peculiar sasI.c,n,' mem
- 'los' powerful against confirmed d,seooa ,ii'c II
le"eV erhtIe as Il medicine IN ,nIor'c,, - - :" ca
In.I' harmless to even the Youngest "t
minlslered Judictnusy 'u"5eN'' "heh hd-
uIs nG"I'h-reSiOrer raccompIi.bos e,o,, -,
rIta,ions I' II taken in season It hoals III -
%di VI me Throat and lungs y, hotla ~ .n!' a." II
lh.I In is"S' or from other causes and nm -
,nnd a5 '',H VI PaIninl and Incurlhlp d,.e,y, - tI
10 sbonIi ~ '!'li Tue neglect ui them Uen,.,,t
Vbno,,,l, =, "''h'ul ri--lnluenza CruIn n U,a,.
md oIIar 1'"Rn fleuf~v lnrnirut Gnn.,,,,,,'
st;,, i"'''i'hs of the hrea,hII, ,,,,o,
iItues. "'"l '"mhultlnu Of medicinal
nj ,nII ~. ,y Or ). e. AVER 4 Co.. InweIr u,s.
NcfyWhcre anu oe"lefs ~ medIrIuc
ietl
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Dissolution.
Dissolution.

than r. Spaitnersh'P heretofore EXISTING between A.,
, "an sew and Lewis Graham a. ore,r I,, '.n W.
pef une name OF SevIl Graham /, Tins d., n
kenlon Enh II, NATHAN +. SEVIL..
The bmsInou, -" >. i9o'' LEWIS GRAHAM
nc ouSIhess Will he continued bv \ II SorI
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VANCE g. LANDS CO..
DEALERS n
FOREIGN d AMERICAN HARDWARE
No. 2II Market street

Tho okeins are substitute for Iron artereos a
cast IFon sleeve e"ouFeu WIN
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SMYRNA
ENGLISH AND classical
AC Al DENY.

IhLF ARAIORY DEPARTMENT.
~ lEkNEDIATE DEPARTMENT.
ACADEMIC Al. DEPARTMENT.
NO extra charge for Vocal Music.
nom sexes taught Book-Kc,piac.
fenmansnp. i''''''" an"
La addition to other great advan,ancs ,.,.,u....
siding IN the adyo,nr,g corr.,,cs If Vi Vrvl,, aus,
'hyr"a and ITS VlcInGv, IN have an ,n,,,c,,,,,,
oversight Of their children. 0'''e
IN r VI. CHATHAM. Prlncio,l.
aus Miss {, MOORE, Assistant.
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HOTEL FOR SALE
EARLY VEGETABLES,

Peas. Beans. Tomatoes t'o,ra,a.,
oles are produced and '''D an "'h"t FegeIa
Il r \ d Y FOR MARKET
from t"o.iO three weeks earlier. hy tho .aa1,.l
AMMONIATED FERTILIZER
Ine results attendine the aoor,,,,,o,,.,',,.
Tp GafKet Gardeners, Ii asronI,hnr ,,
t, NJ n TX knows The Importance o, "," r'r'H
svsrlna 'I 1ly Markets rariy IN The season ,-
Packed IN bags OF 40 pound, es.h No.
PRICE, S2.G2 PER BAG.
r Ordefs received at our offices a,t ,,.
'0"' our faIoy of Warehouses IN quan.I,e. mace
:, Allen a Needles.
~ South Delarnt 1reuuc.l
II Hatr STREET. fHILADELrHIA
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"te' USED py 49, -,l,, ~ me ,.r,rc,,Io, a+ 'FFe'
,9.e i3.e :, aa' y'..'s m,'e.a aed.ya. Prtca. =
'''''' ''.''' ~ , ''.N7 80 a.sIage re .,s,1
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900 A MONTH!-AGExrs wanted for
= $,r entirety ner0 articles Just out Address O
= 4N' F'"'"c NYI6 Y
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fore The d,0ni na.'o. VI MAN Is SrKENGrH.-There.
use HLLMSoLD's EXTRACT Brcav. """'o'''S'F
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UNIVERSITY JOUEVAL or urD7..r..,
\ ~ IL L. = =. 4

I'D ~JEGIRl
i Sem, H'lt ,jpro7' # Nedt,,oe, Sa7cc,. -,
y ht~'''ht, @"t Cener4i Ltteratuye. .,r.y
The n 20 ,... ~ f',a'@,'. ,.. ga fte Peor.s.
,'.t "'rd.r.I rp'r n' iLe v,ord puh7feo
Street. ,u,it,.,st, '"' N"''s''.'! b".'-."e Man
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f. "t 2':'r HF ~ ne CGH shall have one ,,t p,er,s
- y arc ''' h.' 'es' 't,e5us.e r ed.an. yn,a
~.aa. ,,.'[, d. '".s ana drokFrsrs te.
tor a., ~ ,''''.nt ''rrliilson. lne rrlce
" '''Is'i,@ .' '-I '''..s ser lie Sven lords mat
'S '"" N' F2i"s ,eut ,, rlis,.s.s,.s ,I,,e5,c1
ii'iesz .;epalC. Address ''s"
,,. ". PAINE, ~, E5io-.
''' Ptr3o,l l9Ia, IA
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FOR SALE.

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SELLING OFF AT cosr,

RALPH ~ S.,r-,,e
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-01-12

How Soon FoRGorrEN.-So lately
dead; so soon forgotten. 'Tis the
way of the world We flourish for
while. Men take us by the hand, and
are anxious about the health of our
bodies, and laugh at our jokes, and
we really think, like the fly on the
wheel, that we have something to do
with the turning of the earth. Some
day, we die and are buried. The sun
does not stop for out funeral; every
thing goes on as. usual; we are not
missed in the streets; men laugh at
jokes; one or two hearts feel the
wound of afliiction, one or two memo
ries still hold our names and forms;
but the crowd moves in lis daily cir
Gle; and, in three days, the great wave
OF time sweeps over our steps, and
washes out the last vestige of our
lives.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-01-12
CHECKS ON NEW YORK

A ND CHARLESTON, in sums to suit
~ purchasers, at 1 premium.
Deposits received.
Collections made
Cash advanced on consignments of Cot
ton and other Produce
Gold and Silver Coin, Bank Bills, Stocks.
Bonds, Coupons and Exchange bought and
sold by EDWIN J. SCOTT y
Corner Richardson and WASHINGTON sis
Nov 3 90.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-01-12

If thou hope to please all, thy
hopes are vain; if thou fear to dis
please some, thy fears are idle. The
way to please the best, and the way
to please thyself is not to displease
the best, is to please the most; if
thou canst fashion thyself to please
all, thou shalt displease Him, that is
dNin dU -Ouu7les
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-01-12
Lessons in German and French

A ND the LATIN and GREEK CT,ASS-
IN ICS, on moderate terms. Ito punils
slngly or in classes, in families or schools. !
by Professor Of long experience in Eng
land and on the continent of Europe.
Address, by post, "P. s., ESD. Colum-
bla, s; G." private tutorshlp n,iglt be
ACCePteu. Jan t6
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-01-12

I UIIV, SllN-
4 days excepted, as follows:
Leave Columbia at " .. 7.15a. NJ.
&C Aston at 9.@
g Newberrv at ..i0.35
Arrive at Ahbeville at. ......... 3.l3 D. m.
at anderson at .. $40
at Gronnvillc at SAC
Leave Grccnville at.... ...... COO l. m
Anderson at .. $50 g
Abbevillc at. S35 =
Newberry at ... 12O m.
Arrive st Aston at. 2.45
at Columbia at 4 40 {.
Sept 80 j. b. LASSALL.. Gen. SUP.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-15

WE have never heard any specific reason
assigned by the Governor, or any Of his
friends, for annulling the registration in
any of the counties in which he has
rubbed off his royal State the entire
voting population The Ne1o Era, at
McMinnville, says Warren county was
unregistered, because a few of the loyal
voters scratched off the names of some
of the long list that were voted for under
the general ticket in 1865. In other
words, according to Brownlow, a scratched
licked was no ticket at all and although
the judges received it and enrolled the
man who presented it as voter, he was
not voter and giving him certificate
now is fraud and irregularity," which
justifes the exercise Of the annulling
power This is one of the beauties Of
Brownlowism hitherto unknown; but it
sustains its infamous reputation. A
usurped Judiciary, a numbering and
thieving militia, an arbitrary disfran-
chisement, are parts of whole.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-15

enactment heca0se he was engaged in
the rebellion, is to deprive him of a
great political right and that such pro-
vision is er post Jaeto and void under the
constitution of the United States. The
very same principle applies to the last
abomination enacted BY the Legislature,
which practically disqualifes Rebels from
serving on jnries, which is not only one of
the highest prerogatives of free citizen,
but is often a privilege of the utmost in
portance to the defendant who may be upon
trial. Fortified BY this authority, main
tain that every Rebel in Tennessee who was
qualified voter under the constitution of
1894 is a qualified voter now, and that the
Legislature had no lawful power to deprive
him of his vote or of the privilege of serv-
ing upon a jury. earnestly maintain this
proposition, not because / am or expect to
be candidate, or because believe the re
bellion was right, bat because | regard the
constitution of the United States as being,
indeed, the supreme law, and believe it to
be my highest duty as a citizen to support
and maintain it, in letter and spirit l
have ever been opposed to any violation of
the constitution upon any pretext whatever,
either in peace or in war and one of the
earliest political lessons ever learned was
the Farewell Address, in which Washing
ton teaches that the constitution which at
any time exists, till changed by an explicit
and authentic act of the whole people, is
sARCELY OBLIGATORY UPON ALL.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-15
LATEST TBLEGRAMS.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
New York Items.


New YORK, June 14-The mansion Of
\ Horace B. Clafin, in Brooklyn, was pref
I ty nearly cleaned out by burglars yesterday
and last night.
The parties charged with stealing 10000
thalers from the Prince of Lippe, Gerlna-
ny, were before Commissioner Newton to-
day. The counsel stated that he had been
instructed TO withdraw the charge, and
they were released. They made bee-line
for the West.
John Burns, Thos. Davis and VIM. Hof-
mire were arrested as the thieves who
robbed the bonded warehouse. in Green
WITCH, last Saturday night, of $4,000 worth
of silks and velvets. About half the
stolen property was recovered.
Henry A. Bundy alias Henry Kloechner
committed suicide last night, after an at
tempt TO kill his wife, BY shooting. Bandy
served in Mexico, in Walkers expedition,
and commanded the 18th New York indie
pendent battery in the Virginia and Ten
nessee campaigns, and is said by his wife
to have saved the whole division before
Atlanta by the admirable handling of his
battery. The testimony before the coroner
brought out letter from the deceased, in
which he foreshadows his death, and says
his wife is his ruin, she formerly being a
pretty waiter girl, but lately tried TO re-
form, though she led the life of prosti-
tute. He only succeeded in weunding her.
The colored people here are arranging
for mass meeting to take measures urging
on the constitutional convention the pro-
priety of striking the negro property quail
tcations from the statute.
Revere and Webster, who stole $4,000
worth Of otter skins, were fully committed
for trial to day without bail, while the
merchant, Broklie, who bought them, was
put under $4,000 bail, on the charge of
receiving stolen property.
We understand the largest railroad con-
solldation ever attempted in this country
is about to be consummated 1t embraces
five or six corporations, whose lines extend
from this centre to extreme western points,
and all the details of agreement have been
agreed on.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-15
TINE vERIFICATION OF THE 5TH
WARD POLL LIST

We learn that the poll list of the 9Th
ward of this city for the March 1865 cleo
ton, which had been condemned at the
Commissioner Office for lack Of due
certifcation by the officers of the cleo
ton, was on yesterday justified by alta
davit and oath of the officers and that
the Commissioner proceeded to issue Ger
tifcaEes accordingly We STATE this fact
for the benefit Of those concerned, and
urge all to 60 forward and qualify, and
in this connection would repeat our
earnest call upon the people both in the
city and country to postpone this duty no
longer.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-15
EXTRACTS FROM THE SPEECH OF
HON. TsTOS. A. X. NELSON, MADE
AT GREENEvEAIE, MAY 18TH 1857.

In the National FatellioeaoeT of Wednes-
day last, we find in full the speech made by
Mr.. Nelson at Greeneville, a month ago.
1t is the speech of statesman throughout
and we wish we had space for the whole Of
it. We append the extracts below, in
which he discusses the great DISTINGUISHING
iniquity;
In the first place, the entire legislation
Of the State on the subjects Of the elective
franchise, and the privilege OF holding
Office and serving on juries, is without
parallel except in the arbitrary assumP-
tions and unconstitutional legislation OF
Congress. In approaching the subject |
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-15

CArrArN {. A. SHEAFF is making glo-
rious canvass for the Senate in the coun-
ties Of Warren, Cannon, Coffee and Van
Buren,. He made a most powerful appeal
at McM;nnville on last Saturday, from
Brownluw tyranny to constitutional free
dom. IL is not surprising that the wheel
ing desrot at Knoxville should unregister
two of the most populous counties in the
district lie may do the same in all, and
if there is one man LETT to vote, Captain
Sheafe will be most likely to receive that
The Captain is opposed by an octogena-
rian, who has not had his eyes open since
1920, and is running upon has record Of
seventy-two years ago 1t was, no doubt
a very good one for that day but it is
irrelevant now. OF all childish weak
nesses. the childhood Of old age, when
it fully sets in, is the weakest and most
pitiable
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-15
R0CKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
VIR INA.

VlHIS FAN0RITE AND DELIGHTFUL
Il Watering Place will be open June Isf
Arrangements are making to render il NOR
than ever attractive to all in quest OF recreation
while 10 the invalid its remarkable medicinal
waters hold out new hopes of health
Its reputation Is established as a cure fol
SCROFULA, and most of the Giandular and
CutaneOus Affections: CHRONIC DlARRHRA
and DYSENTERY, DYSPEPSIA, BRONCHI-
IT'S, THRUSH Affections of Kidneys ana Biad
der, DR0PSY and PILES. In all an0mie con
ditions OF the system and broken down states OF
the constitution, loss OF appetite and general
nervous prostration, their powers ard virtue %
a restorative are without a known rival amongst
the Mineral Waters Of the world They are
especially indicated in the ailments peculiar 70
the female constitution.
The Springs are distant only eleven hours
from Richmond and twelve hours from Wash
ington By rail in the midst Of the grand noun
tain ranges of Virginia; in the same county with
the famous Natural Bridge" from which il
takes its name J and near 10 Lexington, Wash
ington College, and the Military Institute; the
b0ms of Lee and the tomb of Jackson.
For all particulars Of routes, location aud
properties Of water. see Springs pamphlet, sent
free BY mail
The bottled water and the salts Of the water.
Cor mass y can at all times be had fresh and
genuine from Hegeman x Co., New York; Cole
man Rogers, Baltimore; Purcell. Ladd x Co,
Richmond; and A b. Rucker, Lynchburg Va
a superior Band Of Music for both lawn and
ball room IN Bttendance during the season.
Daily mails at this Office by Virginia Central
Railroad.
FRAZIER a RANDOLPH, Propristors
CAPT. WIN. n. SALE. GenT supt
may30 I'm
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-15
- MARK HOW PLAIN A TALE WILL.
PUT HIM DOWN.
The Press aud Times Of yesterday

The Press Gnd Times OF yesterday
says
The Union and Dispatch is to-day fight
ing for the restoration Of the same Demo
cratic party which dragged the State into
rebellion.
Was Emerson Etheridge a Democrat,
and did he drag the State into rebellion ?
Was Dorsey b Thomas Was W p.
Caldwell Was J. w. Leftwieh Was
JAS White Was John C. Gaut2 Was
John s Briep2 Was w. b. Campbell ?
Was Bale PeytonY Was Jno Neither
land2 Was T. A. r. Nelson Was
Edmund "copper" We defy the ma
ming of a single Conservative can
didate beforethe people of Tennessee of
any prominence who was Democrat in
1861, or one whether prominent or not
who participated in the rebellion This
allusion to the Democratic party of past
era in politics is a stale and silly bust
ness, and can impose on no one,
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-15
. Test of Crude Petroleum

Boston, June 14.-An invention for sub
stitution crude petroleum for coal in steam
navigation was tested to day on the gov
eminent steamer Pollas, and proved sue
cess. Steam was gotten up in twenty-five
minutes, and she proceeded down the har-
Dor and back to the Navy Yard, distance
of twenty-five miles, in an hour and fifty
five minutes. In making the trip she con-
sumed but five barrels of OIL The Pollas
was built for the government as an eight
knot boat, and with coal would never be
made to exceed that speed.
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MoRE than twenty millions of people
in the North and about ten millions in
the South are daily working to pay from
to 10 per cent interest on nearly one
thousand millions Of debt, which is to 60
exclusively into the hands Of some 300,-
600 holders OF U. : bonds This bonded
0ristooracy pay none of this tax. This is
Radical love for the people, and Radical
hostility to a pampered aristocracy.
Every colored man in the whole South,
who is able to raise bale Of cotton, pays
from fifteen 70 twenty dollars Of this tax
IL does not 60 to pay the debt, bnt TO
pay the interest 10 the rich bond holder
Brownlow makes no complaint Of this
lie is willing to give the rich greater
riches, and see the distressed laborers Of
Tennessee, black and white, made poorer
20 furnish Injuries for the already opu-
lent. he would even 20 farther and en-,
rich the parasites Of his ill-gotton power,
BIZ adding an intolerable load Of State
taxation 10 the accumulated burdens Of
Federal demands
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COnstitntiOnaI Conventlon.

ALBANY, June 14-In the Constitu.
tional Convention to-day, memorial was
presented by the Universal Peace Society,
praying for amendments to the constitu-
lion removing causes for, and abolishing
the provisions for war. Referred. The
action Of yesterday was reconsidered, and
a committee on canals ordered appointed.
The resolution of inquiry as to the pc icy
of the prohibitary liquor law was laid on
the table, and ordered printed.
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DR W H. MECoNNEKN, Conservative
candidate from Rutherford and William
son counties for the State Senate, is COM
PEELED to withdraw from the lists, on
account Of protracted and dangerous
sickness in his family. This we regret,
Tor against tyranny and in favor Of
Justice and freedom DR. NJ is an earnest
and fearless worker. We trust our
friends in Rutherford and Williamson
viii supply the vacancy at once, close up
the ranks, and present a solid front to
the enemies Of constitutional liberty.