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QU4RTERNAsTER's OFFICE.
N aduTrUrT Tam. Iuv. Z TalT
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
VIR GINIA.

THIS FAYORITE AND DELIGHTFUL
Il Watering Place will be open JUNE Ist
Arrangements are making to render IL more
than ever attractive to all IN quest Of recreation
while TO the invalid its remarkable medicinal
waters hold out new hopes Of health.
Its reputation is established "a a cure for
SCROFULA, and most Of the Glaudular and
Cutsneous Affections: CHRONIC DIARRHG.A
and D1SENIEk1, DYSPEPSIA, RRONCHI-
IT'S, THRUSH, Affections OF Kidneys and Blad
der, DHOPSI and PILES. In all annmic con
diticns OF the system and broken down states OF
the constitution, loss Of appetite and genera!
nervous prosiraiiOn, their powers and virtue ~
arestoTatlye are without a known rival amongst
the Mineral Waters of the world They are
especially indicated in the ailments peculiar 10
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" lfroa which IL
taxes ITS name,J and near 20 Lexington, Wash
inEt0n college, and the Military Institute. the
home Of Lee and the tomb Of jackson.
For all particulars Of routes, location and
properties Of water, see Springs pamphlet, sent
free by mail.
The bottled water aud the salts Of the water,
Cor mase, , can at all times be had Fresh and
genuine from He2eTuan 4 Co, New York; Cole
man Rogers, Baltimore; Purcell Ladd & Co,
Richmond and A. b. Rucker. Lynehburg Va
ball room IN Attendance during the season.
Daily mails at this ONCE by Virginia Central
Railroad.
FRAZIER a RANDOLPH. Proprietors.
CAPT. WM. H. SALE Gen1 Sup't
may3D I'm
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GEN. GRANT And THE NEXT PREsI
DENCY

In their issues of the 18th inst. the
New York Times and the New York
Herald contain editorial articles Of the
tenor Of the extracts herewith appended
These journals are published at the focus
of political intelligence, and are con-
Quoted by experienced and astute poll
ticians. 1t is not likely that they have
misread the signs of the times, and the
fact that they are similar and simul-
taneOus in their utterances on this soon
to-be engrosaing topic, is pretty sure
evidence that the waters have recently
been moved and that the current is
setting toMard Grnnt
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had under the franchise laws Of 1865
and lS66, cost the State $l4,64I 81. The
Executive expenses have been increased
s5,794 90, while the judicial expenses
have been increased S3i, 76S O3, several
additional judicial Offices having been
created for the especial benefit of Radi-
calls. Let US reeapitulate some of the
amounts which every fair minded man
must admit have been unnecessarily ex-
nended nv this administration
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approvingIy when an inquiry is made in
regard to the next Presidency Proceed
farther West, and you will find that the
public voice loudly proclaims for Grant,
First, last and always" except here and
there where the weak voice OF a Chase
oficeholder or national bank director is
heard saying that he as not prepared as
yet to give an opinion on the subject" Go
down South, and the men who confess
Grant to have been their conqueror, select
him as their standard bearer and accepted
champion in the next Presidential cam
paign
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PURLIC SALE

DY VIRTUE OF A MORTGAGE To Me
ID executed, October 18th, 1866, and registered
in the Registers Office of Davidson county, in
Book No 81, page 232, l will sell at public sale
On Saturday, 22d inst
at il o'clock, at the Plough Factory. No. 1896
south Cherry street, one Steam Engine and
Boiler; also. Planer. Jig-saw, Smiths Tools,
Press and Dies, and all the fixtures used in the
Manufacture Of plOws by Harris & Co.
June ll-l0t N. HARSH
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NEW ADvERTIsEMMTs
NOTICE.

Of the Union aud Dispatch At the earnest So
hcitatlon Of many friends | am willing that my
name shall be used as q candidate by the Radi-
ga party Tor seat In the next Congress Of the
United States. Ny principles and character are
wen known to the voters Of this Congressional
uistrlet- NJ. A. PRICE
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We look forward to the nomination of
Gen. Grant blythe national convention .ofthe
party. Union. That the moststrenuous efforts
viii be made to defeat il is sufficiently evil
dent from movements already public. The
entire machinery Of the Republican party
In the Southern States is in the hands of
his opponents, and the Representatives OF
that party in the convention, elected, as Of
course they will be, wholly by negro votes,
will probably be cast against him But
the great body of the Union party in the
North and West will, unless we are greatly
mistaken, become so satisfied that the ex-
istence of the party, as well as the welfare
OF the country, depend upon his becoming
ITS candidate, that We have very little doubt
of that result
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FOR SAFE.

d16 ACRES OF SPLENDID LAND. ON
-ttO the north side of the river. 81 miles
from the city-a large portion river bottom
good improvements-250 acres in cultivation.
Terms-part cash; balance in ten. annual pay
ments. A great bargain.
ANDERSON. JOHNSON & SMITH.
jane III lW.
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TO THE PUBLIC,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ North College street is closed at Lick
Branch for the construction Of q bridge until
the completion of which said street at that point
is not public thoroughfare.
GEO. S. KINNEY,
Chm Street Committee
Nashville, June s. 1867. june9 2w
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The salary Of the Adjutant General and his
clerk is not included in this item, but in the ex
penses Of the Adjutant Generals Office.
This item does not include S2l 900 advanced
by the Tennessee National Bank of Memphis
which will ultimately come out of the State
Treasury.
The following are the detailed expendi-
lures of Gov. Harris administration for the
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SHINGLES.

1H0 900 NO. POPLAR SHINGLES, AT
JOOsOOO 81 50 per thousand, delivered
anywhere IN the city or Edgeieid, for sale by
ROBT. MACKENZIE,
Junell q Cor. Summer and Crawford SITS.
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NOTICE.

DARTIES WHO HAVE PLACED IN MY
Il hands. as Constable and Deputy Sheriff of
Davidson county, papers for collection. will
please call on Mr.. G.. III. Wells, No. III North
Market street, and get those not otherwise dis
posed of. J. E. NEWMAN
junell lw.
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FROM the Herald.

From all parts Of the country We hear of
the spontaneous expression OF the people
in favor Of General Grant for the next
Presidency. With the exception Of the
Radical Press-and We do not diseoyerthat
even that bitter political element IL swing
ing unitedly in an opposite direction-the
public journals are almost unanimously in
favor Of Grant for the highest Office in the
glft OF the American peOple. Talk TO men
of sense and patriotism from the New Eng
land States, and you win find that Grant Is
the favorite, and that they will denonnce
the sharp and coarse criticisms upon his
character. by such irreconcilable Radicals
as Wendell PHILIPPE and others, in the sc.
verest tones Of indignation. Talk TO
Middle State man, from the heart Of the
great State Of Nes York, and yoa will ell
ways hear the name OF Grant mentioned
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ENOR SALE, A FIRST RATE ENGINE AND
n boiler in good order. Can be seen, and
price learned. BY calling o. this once.
uaySl im
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From south America.

NEW YORK, june 1S.-Brazilian mail
steamer brings lilo Des dates Of MAY 2S.
Brazilian troops under Baron de Hervall
crossed Uruguay and was ready on April
l4th to continue the march to Upper
.Parana, with four thousand men and six
cannon. Three thousand men and hotilla
are being equipped in Malta Grassa for an
attack on Paraguayan posts in that pro-
vince
The revolution in Argentine republic has
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R. II. GRooMEs & CO.,
FOR RENT.
Insure Your Homes.

FI1HE TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE
reliable HOhk OFFICE. Risks on county
Dwellings solicited. Losses promptly paid.
A W. BUTLER
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GOLD CLOSED In, ERw YORK IL
FROn WASHINGTON.

4 s9# NV YoHr, Nov. s.
I The World special says: "a bfli Is now
bsfose the hoase Military Committee, the
virtual effect Of which ID 10 prsveas resto-
ration 70 the army of susA efficses % have
ksen arbitrarily aismisssd On sentsucs o. .
c4sst nastisl, and y intended moro ssps-
eiaaly far Ahe ssss = Gen. Ntz John Porter
and Col. Bslses.
Tho Tribxns's special says, The Senate
Judiciary Copmittee expeet to Pspert upon
he case Of Senator Thomas, Of 1asylead,
on Monday next. The committee appear to
be nearly or quite unanimous in favor Of per-
hitting him 70 take his seat, the evidence
taken having failed to suatais The charges OF
disaoyalty against him.
1t is not likely the President viii send any
nominations TO the Senate this week, though
he may. .ss
The struggle for the mission 10 Mexico
Kross-werm, there bein9 uanbsr Of appli>
eAnss.. Gen. KiIpst4ick, Minister - Chill,
is anxious to get nearer home, aud would Be
other aspirapts are Mowery, of Arixona; Nu-
gent, Of California; La Rlentre, of this city,
and Gen. Aeerill.
The Times special Gays: The House
Military Committee called upon Gen. Grant
to-day, to pay the usual visit Of courtesy, and
had 4 prolonged interview. The late fudiap
trouble was fully discussed, and also the
project Of transferring the Indian Bureau to
the War Department. Gen. Grant adheres
70 his former views on this point, snd with
the Commissioners is strongly in favor oi
such transfer. The Generals views on all
military matters accord with those Of the
msjority Of she committee
The annual report OF the Secretary Of the
TEeaspss rscpmHepds Q sill further consGac,
ton Of the currency, aud refers 70 the dis
astrous effect Of irredeemable paper money,
and characterizes the payment Of the public
debt in greenbacks as . breach Of public
faith.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
xLth CONGRESS- Second Session
WAsaixGros, Dee. 4

9aes s 8 sAs HOUSE. A8 As& n -
Z The galleries are crowded, in expectation
o. The impeachment question: coming before
the House. ~ - his 1
Mr.. Culloah offered resolution that where
~ The British 0overnmens claims the sreaas,
ixo suthority TO datesmias tie question d
the validity Of American citissaship, that he
United States osernMeutreeogniaes No Rra-
da1ion among American citizens, AID do
clafes III American citizsps, yhether native
or natpralixed, entitled TO receive projections
from the United States Gegptnmsnt,, and no
claim made BY any foreign Government ovei
American citizens shall Be recognized g -de.
stroJing Or weakening the right Of such citi-
xens TO the protection Of the United 6tates;
that the United 6sskes Govesnmsnt viii, ai
all hazards, protect The rights 6f ali citnsns,
whether - homo or ahfoe1, I'D Il y tAs1ssy
ef tie Pfssidsnt to - to Il thae Amsticsu
citizens, nasivs born or nstunaiEed, who nay
b u other lands IN lawful purssita, shall not
- aaa1fuAy deprived of liberty OF sshjected
their rights - AmeHcaa citizens. RsGefsed
lte ahs Csnniass on Fossign Affairs ~
| The House took up, - the seSular ordes d
basinsss, the bill TO repeal TIN tax On cottos.
| M. covode eAYe notica Of An anendment
Fto, reduce thstsx on cotton TO two csnts per
nDusd.
NJ. Mum aavs noaiee Of a amend dnssttt
Ienhsiinte, ~ making the. repSaf of tAe ~
apply IL local cotton On f1zzns WHERE h kfuwu
land Which b the property 6f he pfoducef,
1T the time Of Tie bo6AGe efsthe aets fssss
Mr.. Miller gave notice u ! motion - -
commit the bill, in ordss tAas tAs qeeesios
| lnAy t4ancospOGaas1 y liz assiulari Taxl Dill
slfsaR1onre9eetueafs - n nan1idol
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FROM THE SOUTH.
NoxrvcxxRr. Dec.

AoxCosxxRr, Dec. I.
General Pope telsgraphs Gepsrsl Svayse,
December I'd, asking if the Convention can
not be induced to adjourn without further
legislation, and says the Convention is doing
incslcplsble iniury to reconstruction By itl
late action. This 10 the SECOND despatch oi
the same tenor of General Pope.
The Convention has not yet Fixed day
for adjournment. The members declare
General Pope'a despatch insulting.
The Convention yesterday passed an ordi-
nance of exemption from seizure for debts oi
one thousand dollars worth of personal prop
erty, and homestead of forty acres for the
bead Of eacb fam 7.
An ordinance yss passed to second read
ing suspendins all Courts of the State, ex-
Hcept the Supreme Court, and probably the
CfsmiRal Court. 'siss,l8
An ordinance prohibiting marriages. be-
tween whites and blacks was defeated
An ordinance staying the collection oi
debts until January fret passed.
1t is understood that the Military Com.
mandes erders will enforce sil the ordi-
iiances pasbed hy ths Eon1antipa.
if'g CHIcAao, Dec. 4.
The -success or defeat Of the Conventou
in South Carolina can only be determined BY
tihe OF SO cal count.
In the Louisiana Convention yesterday d
resolution was introduced to establish the
seat OF government at Baton Rouge. Also,
resolution making eight hours 4 day > ~oSk:
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FROM NEW YORK.
Nrw Yon,

NEW YoRK, Dec. 4.
The whole vote po.lod at the election res
terday was le4, 1872, reduction Of about
5000 from the vote atthe election hast month,
and $1,000 less than the registered vote
Of the city. All Of the aldermen elect
I'd are democrats, and all but three nominees
Of the Tsmmany Council. OfseAe seyeu
school commissioners ELECTED, three we've
hepublicans. For Civil Justice, T. L. Lave,
Tammsny, was elected BY large majority
The election was one of the quietrst ever
held in the city.
The number Of deaths in New York last
week vas $50; in Brooklyn l3.
Dispatches received in this city yesterday
announce that the mails from China and Ia
pan, which left Yokahama By the steamship
Great Republic, October 2otb, wis Wells,
Fargo l. Co.'S Express. arrived in Chsysnne
City on the morning Of The 30th ulk, and
were thence forwarded by the Union Pacific
Railroad Company, who Will deliver them in
New York tomorrow morning. This will
be but forty one days rom Japan, and only
fifteen days between San Francisco and New
York. s4e5es aA @1a
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

Z LoSDoS, Dec IA second installment o
the correspondence between the British and
American Governments, in regard to the Al
ALBANIA claims, has been laid before the Com.
mons.
Lord Stanley, ia despatch to Mr. Ford
the present Charge d Athiys at Washington
says England will never consent TO the asbi,
tration of foreign powers Id claim involving
her right to recognize beliigerents. Thil
right, be insists, u purely right Of Enghsl
law. He repeats his offer to submit the Ala
bsma claims to arbitration, and t0afefef Al
the other demands for indemnity 10 the de-
eisicn Of mixed commission. a
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Mooar 4 Son. n........Johnscn street, BEL "a : lth.
Csl4 Pens, Pencils, Psskst Deeks.
80 aBridsss......,......,,..E Nos I D . Rstss Heass
Geld, SILVER. and livery 1Eesntsa 0Aass-
0RooERs-wHOLEs
s. Pollock ........lls Main street.
8 BAmll Co....,..,."..-.........i00 main street.
Kellogg, Birgs Co.............-.-sS Main street.
RF Bower & Co Co.........,...........po Main safest
NJ Stafford. Blcndsau Aves.l
PAQIERs-
boosrtson : 4lbsss. Nsia street.
! A G McQnec, .....,,..-...:..;..s4 Main street
Cox lrsin.,,-... -..eotper fittn Main Hfeets-
Rydromstsrs, hermsmstsrs, saearem-
eters.
SO a ...................N .Nss1 4 Estes House.
ARHEss . sADDLEs.
4 psss,. ,as.srs-,tf sir ss.rss'-ees I'd > Ash.
nARpwlRI.
Peck kBrothers..........cor Fourth Main streets
Ii .".'.'''0s Se1
HATS, GAPS AND NOTIONS.
II BrovpeIi... ................7s Main street
Burkitt 1 Co......................ql Main street.
F8
HOTELS,
Ispfer noasa......,....-....,,cof Aasta S2pnsp4'
Deminr House ...,...,-......cor Second johnson.
Insurance AGENTS
L. J. Adams Corner ID and Main ste.
IOWA COAL 4 OIL CO. g
ofRce ce.,........-......Le Leveo, bet Main johnson.
ICE.
Collier Derry ,....-Tifth street--in Estes HOUSE.
IRON.
Brovnsll Bros cor Main Fourth.
JEWnLRf, (rHs sotpl
S g Bridges es.............Nos Estes House.
LIQUORS-wHOLRs
P Gibbons ia Main street.
MARBLE WORKS. ~
John Bswden. Third atreet--neAr Main.
MILnINnns.
spissbsrser, Meyer I 0o..-.....Ho. Ill Main.A.
Mrs sWsber.............,cor Third Main strssts.
MILLlNEnY . uOnNET BIHAcanMY
Mrs W Bowman. 4th st--bst Aaia Biosdsas.
NEWS DEPOT.
David Lewry...... Second ssrsse.'
<
Ma9nifying Glasses Z Microscopes.
3 @ Bridges gss................Nos - Bssss HcGse.
0ptiei.a, Spsetaeiss. Eye 0lassss-
g Bridges Nos - Estss HoAse.
Pipes, 0snnins MssrshAan.s
bridges. ! Estes House.
Pistols, Ann.nitis., RiAss.
S G Bridges. No41 4, > Estes ,Hosss.
prAnos AND Mrsrc.
Ayres, Mann + Ayrss.........-.-.... ....67 Main T.
rArnrfno AsD wALL eAFnos.
VIM. Price ........eor 5th Blondeas.
RRAL Es1 ATE = InAU1AHCA A0s1s.
HB Tsa>Eysk ..a ..... Saesssd sksee
VIM Fulton. ...... ......S3 Main stseet lsp stairs)
nner rAUnAu0os sFs.ats
Young America. ......J JoAnssa s>ssss--bst ID q II.
Landes' Restaurant cor. ID and Johnson 4
srrern SEWING MACHINES.
N Maconber, Agt............. Fourth strsst
silver PlateA Wsre
8 g Bridges- = : Estes House.
sp.esae,ss ueix Z snvsi. e
SO Brids.,.................Nosl , = Essss Hosss.
SPY oiassss, nsasiag oIAssss.
s G Bridges. ........xosI l Estes Houss.
rrs = sArAxssD VAR, twauknsALs,
W 8 Moors...-...... w AneA e0eef
xfavsliag oAsss, TfAyaIaAG DaaS.
3. 9 Bridges .......-.......Nss1 - 1s6ss As1e.
- fassfs = 81 AZ
WOoLAu eO0DD. 5ze-1
y Gslatt.. ........Main st-1De ~ ~
Was<Ass, WssE1s8 SeS4uo.
8 a Bki1ess.a ..HO n BR20 HOUSE
Watches, Clocks, = yswehy Repaired
8 DFfdees... ......s Ases 81 1stSs HOUSE
w,,s,., nesk, 49, 6.S<. l.,.Ss
9 Bridges ss:-<S@s$. sNss3 ~ spsAss Hsssl
n AMMUNlTION.-Hanteseo - atvagobn1
a ssll, sspsas = ~ - rsxssg - 1sf11l
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The Good Samaritan,

~ now offer this Etove to the public, Who assured
that this se most superior Cook Stove ever offered IN
tAis uArket, cSnbtnisG all the ist0t fnRovs1snfs
Give ~ cah and judge for yourseives-
I.orders ffcsn the ccnnhy will receive prompt st
l4nsn6l ss5tf
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q ~ .s,' ssssss : - - ssssss - 5s3ssS
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PURKTTrRx

Hewe Tyler"....."-.......~ ...bs Main street.
Danssa, KAs.. : Ga,fn.ri.ilo lA2 Main strses'
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GAS = STEAM .FirrI1Gs.
,ioosr 4 Son. johnson street, bel 8d 3 1th
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Engraving, Brands, 4 Seals.
sasrids.s-~.-s,.-,.snr 90 Npl ~ Es1ss House
naas = 1st19En
EPPond 4 Co...........oor Main Ninth streets
Fans, raney Deeds. Fine Cutlery
s @ Bridges es...............Nos 1 Estes Hosse .
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CsN Pens, Pencils, Psskst Deeks.
30 Bridsss.-.,..,.... Nos I , : Rstss Hea's
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-10
~ Cali

A cat died in Greensboro, Miss, aged
twenty yes,s. Whether il diedof cat.arrh,
cdt.alepsy. or q con cdt'enstion. OF diseases,
We have not learned, - Exchange. f'. v
What catastrophe lTCharlcston Msr:
curry.
Had il cat-aplasm. did II die Of cat.
afnct, OF was il overwhelmed by a cat aclystn.
Who win increase the cat egory. ReQuies
edtinterra II Philadslphia Press. y ~
We don't wish TO cat 'echise you, but ism I
that the NEST singular death in the cat.
alogueYs 3 cat III Dayton Journal, = -
What q cat achresis; try cat eehufor this
eaterwsnl or cdtnip, or better still, cat.
awba, ~ Cleveland Herald. elp
Alas what a eat'falil TLstits ffispaspro'
cyrseass shsrpinss and With eatsepss,is no,
QUEENS ies ithe cat aemafized and Immersed
ID y eat sdups within cst-afalc6 ahd thor,
oushly iSw aPhractsd !; spd then suspsSd. j,
on. q soi,aTpas yend there's cat'eshrestioslly
let u remai6. cat tail nd sll, undisturbed
b. ,the, oct sppli ot The press, until the lei
cat-eall et Thomascat"l Neopi plfsht