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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-07-24
COTTON!
Shelby Female Institute,
Corner of Broad and Vine SIS,
NASHVILLE .................. TENN.

V'HE SECOND ANNUAL SESSION OF
Monday OF September, divided into two
terms of FIVE months each. The advantages
offered by this Institute are a sound and liberal
English education. while every opportunity IL
afforded pupils in Vocal and instrumental
Music Ancient and Modern Languages, and
Ornamental Branches.
In the Musical Department. the services of
the talented Lady Musician and Vocalist, whose
skill was so fully appreciated last session, have
been again secured, and in addition a resident
Professor, who has heretofore been associated
with the Principal, will give frst-class instruc-
tons on the PIANO. HARP, ORGAN and
GUITAR
The Department of Modern Languages will
have at its head a native French woman, and
the French and German will be taught as
spoken languages.
The Scientific Department is unrivalled in the
South for the completeness OF its Apparatus,
collection of Minerals and Pictorial lllustra-
tons, and will continue to be taught by the
Vice Principal, formerly Professor in the Nash
Vile University, and whose abilities are so we'll
known.
The position ofthe buildings formerly known
as the Shelby Medical College, is central, airy
Is paid to the health comfort, habits, moral and
religious improvement Of the pupils
The Principal confidently appeals to the re-
suits OF the past session for the best certificate
Of the character and success Of the Institution.
TERMS-BOard and English tuition, session
Of i've months. $3.50.
For terms Of day pupils and other informa-
ton, see Catalogue or apply at the Institute.
GEO. q. BUTLER, A. NJ. Principal.
GEO. s. BLACkIE, A. M, NJ. D., Vice Principal.
jy20 d&w2m
lB., G.. PCT copy in daily 2m.l
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State of Tennessee-0fiice Clerk and Master.
Chancery Court at Nashville July the lst 1867.
Alexander Wheless, complainant, vs. William
Napier, defendant
IT APPEARlNG FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
II in this cause that the defendant, William
Napier. is nonresident Of the State Of Ten
nessee: 1t Is therefore ordered tn at he en- ter his
appearance herein before OF within the first
three days Of the next term Of said Court 10 be
hold on the first Monday in November next.
1867. and plead. answer OF demur 10 complain
ants bill, or the same will be taken for con-
fessed to him and set for hearing eK parte
and that a copy Of this order be published for
four consecutive weeks 10 the Nashville Union
and Dispatch.
A eopy-Attest: NJ. b. HOWELL,
Clerk and Master
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CHARLES BRYAN,
O. 1873 SOUTH CHERRY STREET

rs NOW PREPARED TO CLEAN CHAEDE-
i liers, Brackets. and P0rtables. and to restore
all Mouldings, GiidinEs. ETC. to their original
appearance. Statues. etc, bronzed IN superior
style.
Ale Pumps. Soda Founts put up and repaired
10 order. apr26 8m
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CHALYBEATE WATER.

ATTHE EAST END OF THE SUSPENSION
"a Bridge. am prepared % supply Chaly 5este
W ater from the Springs on the BANKS o. the
river, at reasonable rates . INDIVIDUALS Ahd
families during the season. The tonic proper
ties and virtues Of this water have been pro
nOunced BY the leading faculty OF the eity slpe-
nor 90 that Of any other in the country open
iunsgSlw ROBERT BRANAED.
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APRIEsrIN THE RADICAL TEMPLE

There have been few men in this city
and county, who have applied for certif>
Gates to vote, who have not encountered
hang-dog face, considerably tanned,
and looking mean enough to belong to the
meanest man in the State, not even ex-
oepting Brownlow-and who have not
been reduced to the humiliation of having
the person owning that face to youch for
their loyalty The man whom that face
designates as different from and meaner
than all Others is named Carter, the most
corrupt and INSCRIPTIONS Radical, that
crawls in our midst The Commissioner
has not, in the first instance that we have
heard Of dared to issue a certificate with
out this mans consent and approval To
show how well he is qualified to pass
upon other peoples loyalty, and what
manner Of apostates occupy the chief
places in the Radical synagogue, we copy
the following from the Nashville papers
Of June 4th, 1861:
A PROTEST BY THE sADDLERs AND HAIR
MSS. MAKERS.
We, the undersigned journeymen sad
oilers and harness-makers Of the city of
Nashville, Tenn, having learned that the
heads of the War Department of this State,
have made heavy contracts with parties
from st. Louis, whereby a horde of Ger
mans, with strong Black Republican pro-
clivities are to be thrown into our midst
and UNDERWORLD honest men, do, in this
public manner, enter our solemn protest
against such proceedings on the part of
government officials of Southern State.
We are Southern men TO the backbone, and
many of US are now enrolled in the volun-
teer service Of our State, and for the past
six weeks have been busily engaged, day
and night, in the manufacture Of work for
our troops and we here announce our
ability to do all that is required, without
the importation of the very class Of men
who so lately fred upon the native born
women and children in the city of st.
Louis.
TSigned A. A. CARTER,
Aud Lightweight others.
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Saturday, JuIy o7th. Issz.

the lot or parcel Of land fronting about G57 feet
on Clay street. and containing about six acres
a plan of which is registered in book q page
81. IN the Registers office, and having upon il the
St Cecilia Academy.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne-half of the purchase
money in six months, oue-iOurth in twelve and
the residue in twenty -four months, with interest
from day Of sale. Notes with approved securi-
~ and a lien retained. Sale free from redemp-
ton. MORTON 3. HOWELL,
lyh ID CLERK and Master.
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EPPERSoN SPRINGS.

THESE SPRINGS ARE NOW OPEN FOR
Il Visitors. The reputation Of these waters
81 aek and White Sulphur, and Chaly beEte and
pure Freest0ne for the cure Of Gravel Female
Affections, DrOpsy. Neuralgia. Ruptured Skins
and Sore Eyes. and other complaints Is we'll
attested.
Epperson Springs are in Macon county, Tenn.
twenty miles from 6all8tin. on the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad, and may be reached By
tage from Gallatin.
Board per week sIs so. and 81 per day.
JAS IA DAVIS
Tuna ~ Is;7 -Qt,v
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WEDNESDAY. JULY "a. 1867.

Largest circulation in city and State
Conservative Union Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR
EMERSON ETHERIDGE,
OF WEAKLEY.
FOR .ryrErNrESDrvr OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
CHS. -. CAMERON,
Of Shelby.
FOR CONGRESS.
i. District. JAMES WHITE, Of Hawkins.
"A JOHN WILLIAMS, of Knox.
"a =. G. FLEMING Of Warren.
4th ED. COOPER, Of Bedford.
5.h BAILIE PEFTON, Of Sumner.
9th ID. R. THOMAS. Of Humphreys
eth w.P. CALDWELL, Of Weakly
Sth j. W. LEFTWICH, Of Shelby.
FOR STATE SENATE:
LUCIIEN TEMPLE.9
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,:
L. ID. WALK Err,
WILLIAM DRIVER.
FOR FLsATER.
TBEO. TRAUERNICHT.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
J0Hs c. GAUF. Of Davidson, Chairman.
JOHN BAArER, Of Knox.
Wv. b. CAMPBELL. Of Wilson.
DoEsFY b. Thomas. of Humphreys.
JAaEs JONES, Of Greene.
A. A. STEELE, Of Marshall.
CHAs. S. CAMERoN. Of Shelby.
Executive Committee for Middle Ten
meSSee.
JuHH LFLLYETT, JOHN 5. BRiEN,
THEn TRAuERNCHT, W. MATT. BR0wE.
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TEACHER.

A YOUNG MAN WHO Is A GRADUATE
"A of the Michigan University, and who has
taught successfully for four years in Memphis.
and in frst-class schools Of the country. desires
a situation in some college, academy or semi
tions as a scholar and a teacher. Address
A. T. c., No. SO North Market street, Nashville.
jy23 2t*
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WOOL WANTED.

WE WILL PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET
w price for Fifty Thousand Pounds " ashed
and UnWashed WOOL, without burs, delivered
&c our Warehouse, No. So Market street.
HUGH MCCkEA & co.
Apr26 3n
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st. Cecilia Academy
AT
CHANCERY SALE.

IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
l. Chancery Court at Nashville, in the cause Of
j. IL. Buddese and Others vs.. James Whelau,
will sell at the Courthouse at Nashville, at u
O'clock. on
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Largest circulation in city and State
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PUBLISHED BY
IONES, WALLACE x CO.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-07-05
The insaiacs os ssssirreis.

In the city of Philadelphia are a
number Of public squares; ameng them
are two, called Washington and In
dependence. These are diagonaIly
across from each other, at the corners
Of Sixth and Walnut Streets. A few
sears since the city council stocked
them with gray squirrels, placing small
boxes on dozen or more of the trees
IN each, for them to make their nests in.
There was one black squirrel among
the grsys in Washington Square who
had no companions Of his own color;
and one day he made a visit to In
dependence Square, and mounting q
box where an old "mother gray" had
her young, after taking them out labout
3 half dozen) and giving each a shake
and bite, threw them down on the
ground. The mother, greatly distress
ed, ran to them, and finding them still
alive, carried them up into a box near
by. She then had great chattsring
time with the others; and when every.
thing appeared to be arranged satisfsc-
Iterily, about half dozen large grays
attacked the black one, and q great
battle COMMENCED 4 should have mens
toned before that the gray fought des-
peratefy /; and it was only after she was
yanquished, that the ruthless black sue
Teeded IN despoiinr her nest After
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IfErosn an old Ka;cksrbeelSsr Magazine. ]
~ q A Race sREfh q Dazfs = 80
Some forty years ago the members
Eof race course near Brownsyills on the
M6nohgahela. published { notice Of. i
lfades one mile heats, on 3 particular
day, for purse Of one bundled dollars,
.fIes for anything with four legs and
fhsir on" - lis,I 3 Il Il -
A man in. the neighboshood named
Hays had 4 bull that be was in the
habit of riding to mill with his bag Of
feofn, and be determined to enter him
1 for the race. He said nothing ahout. il
10 any one, but he rods. him around the
track q number Of times, on several
ismdcplight nights, until the bull had
tke hang Of the ground pretty well and
would keep the right course, He rode
with sprfs, which the bull considered
pafticulsfly disagrsezbk, SO much 20
that he sIwsys bsiiowtd when they
were applied to his sides.
On the morning of tho race, Hays
came upon the ground asn horseback
t-on his bun. Instead oi' q saddle, he
nse 1fise - OA1aaes sl,s hssa par q
ca, eal VII VIZ .ns aelas ss'n On, 4 e nae
| short in horn IN his hand. He rode
to the Judges stand, and offered to en-
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- s1e nolses o1'sssea. 7 9s'... sIpeaea
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TIE WHITE Pine CeaPglND

Csses soEs throat, colds, couxks, fy11bsrl., brso
teserslIY. n II rsmarksol. rsr1sdr -, .e-
Pl4iets dlaoftes, Beulty Of Foidinz nri1r tltl o.
tEQn t1s k9ssfaszd bladder, gfafe spd Eli e ts.
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Psiand's Magic BiIioas Powders

- TyEIs PREPARATION is the discoverr
II Of Rev. J. W. Poland, Eorr1erlT Pas
tsr ef ths Babtist csaEeh IN 2aast6En. q
Nh, and man dearly beloved bF thet
denomination throughout New EnaIsnds
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Fsrrest5Flnk hsif apoR bald heads from waatssef
ease II mar have allen ous and forcing growth Of
hsirupon ths ACE, IL has equal. Il WIN force the
tesra ta 0x upunfhe zmoothsst fees in lrom I've 70
sixlf vseks or hair upoa bald heads In from tFo to
thfse months. 4fsElgnorsnf practitioners hnFs as
serted that thers IL nothing that will force or hasten
the af the hair or hssrd Their asslFfons
fals4 as Thousands Of living witnesses tfom fhsif
.oWn eEDefieBcey can bear EitnBss- But many vii
say hos Ne are % Distinguish the gsEnine from tia
sps=ious Il csrfafnlyis di1cuit, nine lenfhs Of
beAd are sntirefY worthless, and yoa have alresdy
throws zRsg lzlgs ernoantE In their pufchass. Te
snch wa Ecnldss try tbs Repare.pr Dapiih; il win
nothing unless itfally cones up to our rep-
rsssRtstioAs lfyonr Dtussist does n0tksspi it ss1d
as one dollar and Hsri fosHzrffs, ,PoatFsid, togsth
er with recsiPtf for the money which Til bsrufurn
ID % on sypltatio1, providing
". T. CLARK 1 DO -Dhsnists.
No. Wen Faysfte, sfsest, sfRAcrsz, n. Y.
fsbrusry u, 1857. = = saU1rsFis NJ u. !
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&r A ,yonng ladv fetiI,n;ny' &, he;

country home, aftsrs soouFn Of 1sg monfhs In the
city, was hardly recognised bY hsr friends IN place
ofs coarse, xUssic flushed face, she had soft ruby
complexion Of slmcst marble moalpess sandi instead
Of tWentythrse she really appeared but eightsen.r
Upon inquiry 10 the cause of great change sha
plainly told them that she used ths ClEcaastHn D
Balm, and considerea u an invalnahle eeqnisitioz
to sny Ladg toilet. yits Ess any Lsdy on Gentle.
man can fmprove their personal eppearance an hum
ired fold = isBimplei n It's comhinatfon, as nature
hsrselfis simple, Jet unsorpessed In 10 efficacy n
be1utif5i 5iss thsskih and eamplsxien By its difssi
action the cutics II draws from Il sH its imPuF
liez, kindly hsa,ng the end lsaving the surface
and beautiful Pfies Sloe, sent hy Hsil or ExPtsss
on receipt OF an order By : -,zs go 8
vi CLARK 4 CO., Cheuisss, {
No. 3 West feyette ST., Syracuse. N. 7
The only American Agents foT taessle OF tbs same
FebrusFy l6, 2se7s IeHExTs16n7 81
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TO LADIES. y

Tf you REQUIRE A RELIABLE REMEDY
i to restore you and remove irregularities or OBJ
Structions, Why not ussthe best Thirty years en-
perie1cs has proved that
DR.. HkHyEE,SE PILLS
alnrities, HoHArTKR FRoN WHAT cAusE THEy lARAEE
9hsy are sxfsand sure insvsry ease Pyire, 0Ae Dps
isr, per Boz. -
1s remedy four degrees stronger saAa the aboEe
and intended for special cAsss Of long standing.
Price. Five Dollsrs per Box.
A Lasiss' Priuste gircsier. rita lESesasiEgs
ssntfrss, on ePplieafi0R.
n you cannot get the pills Of your druggist, send
the money TO DR.. J. Bryan, s1o BreadVay. New
gork sad thsy win Be sent frss fom obssFyssion By
sturn mai. o lyeaeo ylfnk ]
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BxcELsIoRt ExcELsIoRff
cHAsfEkLARaS
HAIR EXTERMIRATQ Ri

For ReHopilg Snpsg7fnous Haix. -
To tbs lsdiessspsoislly, this IN edepigtorJ
Escommsnas itssi Is being an alnost indispensAbis
srtinle to female beauty is easily applied, does net
bnrn or inzrs the skin batscts drecy on thsroots.
Totally andradic1ly extirpsting the same leaving
skin soft, smooth and nsfural. Thisis eonly ar
icle used b. ths French, and Is the only real eac-
tusi depiiatory IN existence Price % eentsper pack
age, sent postpaid, 10 any address, rscsipto
q BERGER, SHUTS & &c, chsnsssts,
2s6 River Street. Troy,E Y.
kstch !, leos- s- fRUT7s sl5 n9y1.
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Know thy Destiny.

Nf AstToIosist CiairVoy yant and Psychosnetrician
ho has estonishei the scientific elasBss of The Old
World has now located herselfst Hudson, New York.
Madame Thorn10n posz essss such wonderful p0Bsfs
sofsscond sight 70 snseleheg teimFaEt knoxledge
Of the greatest mpeftAncs 70 the single married 0.
sifhsr ssx Whils ms state oftanre, she dslinsstss
the PgychomytFope, guarantees to produce life
Lbs bictlrs of the future husband wife Of the s
plint together with cate of marxiSge, position IN
life leading traits Of character &c. This = no hum
bnG, as Thousands Of Testimonials can assert She
win ssnd when desired aesrti6ed eertinrat6 writ
ten nsrRdtee that the pietnre Is vhatt pUrpors to
place ef birth, age, disposition and compilation, and
sHelosDg afy cents and stamped envelope kddr essd
TO yourBsi yoa viii receive the picture and desifes
info npation By return mail. All communicationssa
cretIy eOnHdentiai. ADDRESS in confidence, MADAng
8. Il TRaRsT0H, P o. Boz 225, Hudson, n. z.
February 10, 1851. ksEUzrn Wis NJ u.
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sTRvENs H0UsE,


u,HE STEVENS house ID isreIisnd vfdsiy
Il TO the travelling pubile. shs location is esps-
cially suitsole 10 merchants and business men II
il In close proximity to the busine6s part of the
cify--is on the highway Of Sozthern and Western
trsrel-snd Eciseent 20 All ths principal hzilresd
and Stc1rboat derofs. -. - = - -. - I.
The efKTENs HOUSE has Hhsszl seconnods-
tionfSr over so gueets-it is we'll fnr1ished, and
possesses every modern inproSement FOR the COM
fort and sntertsinD<nt Of its inmates. The rooms
are spacious and veil ntiated-proyidsdr with g11
and rater-fhe sttendxnce IL prompt and Tespsctfnl
s-n1d the table Is gensrously provided With every
dslicscy Of ths sestcn-@at meder.fe rates.
ain6 GEO. Z. CHASE 90. fropristofH.
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,RoouRABLE Ag aLL pRuesToREs.
DlArNTs FOR pARNfBRs.

IL AND oTHERS-THE GRAFTON MINERAL
PAINT COMPANY are now mAneiasturi1e de Best.
Hs put or, mixed with pure Insesd on Hill last 10
or H years; it Is Of ligt brown beautiful ehoto-
color, and can be changed n ErssB lead, stone,
ssnasr. It "a ysiaabls for Hocsss. ssfrs. Te1sss.
AgTiculturxl ImplmsntE, 0errizes End csfnzksss, Z,
Pals and Woodsn-psres Caves, Hst4i sud Shfngls
Roofs, {it being Frs and water Pfoo11 Bridges,
Burial Cases. ca a osfs, Shps and ships Bsttons :
Floor on Cloths (ene Hsnufhct1ref having ussd 500
bbls the past ysEf ard paint fsf nny pufp5ss d
unsurpsssscd fsg BODY durability and al
eases as a. shove. Send for q circular which fi4ss
full psrticulare. None genuine unless branded In q
trade marx Gesfton Mineral Pzint. Address,
p 2s4 Pekrf Street. New York.
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Whiskera and NGnstaohes !

J30RcED to grow upon the smoothsstface in from
E thFeeto SFs weeks By using Dr.. Ssyigns's Res
tanTafsur Gapii1ire, the most Eoneerful discoFerT
Is modern science acting upon the beard and hair In
an naiu0ss miraeuloua manner. II has bssn essd hy
the ets Of Rariz and London win the most gstter-
ing saeeess. Names cf al purchasers VII b regis
tered and entire safisisesiou isot girsa IN avery
instance, the mozsy vail b ckesrfnlly refandod.
eircalars and tsstiuonisls mailed free. AddzsHs,
BERGER, SHUTS q Co., Chemists. No. 3e5 KiEef
street. n. r., Sole agents fof ths Unitsdstasss.
March y 1607.rf = -EeHUTrs rli ne glsaE
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REpARAToR CAPlLLI.


Throw away your falss frizzss switches, ygur wig
Destructive efcomfort, and not HoEth 4 bg;
Come aRsd, come youthful, come ugly fafI,
Antf reioiae In yonr own irz.friznf hafr. s1ll-
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ffin 1erson full and explicit chart, written out,
With All inquiries ansW6red and iikeasss eneiosed
sent By nail on receipt q pyice shove nsnt;0ned.
The ssrictsstsseresy vii be maintained, and al eot
reauondSncs returned Or dasfroJed. References ol
thsl lhiehest order furnished those desiring them.
write Yafny the dsy o. the month and year N Which
Tou we're born, ancioslBr small lock Of hair.
address, EAgasE 3; 4. PERRiao,
February 10, 1857. [snrT1s yls Al 81
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-07-05
Patslt Nsaiclass.
YOUNG MEN

fTlHE BxPERIENCE OF THE PAST TEN YEARS
has dsmonstFated the fact that reliance mar bs
placed In theeefoacY Of - - ESs e
-. HEEL,s sPECIEIC FILLS
for the speedy and permanent cure Of aemina weak
aess, emissions physicafand nsrvous debility, inn
potenee, want OF power, 3he result Of eexusI
cess yopthSRl indiscretion, Bhis1aegleetgd rini
the happiness snd un6te the snzerer for business.
socistyQr marriage, and often terminates fnlan
uniimely grave. Mako delay in seeking the rem
sdY, It Is sntirely. vegetable and harmless oaths
systsn, can be nsed without detection interfering
with business pursuits, and change Of diet is
eeszary while usiBg them Price, one dollar.
Il souseuuot rot them Of your druggist, seud the
money 10 Dr. j. Bryan, sle Brosdsay, n z, and
thsy viii be sent frss from observation BY return
mall. Privsts circulars to gentlerlsD sent free
sp7lisstion. Ia . co slsp5J