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4. Y. WISWELL.
Cadys Falls, Dee. lst, 1868.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-25
BISMARCK ON A WAR WITH
FRANCF

A weIl-known German journalist, NJ.
Bamberger, who is also one Of the most
eminent members Of the Customs Parlia-
ment. thus describes In letter 10 his con-
stituents the opinions Of Count Bismarck
relative 10 a war with Frrnce: at il a
fact well worth knowing that the Prus-
sian premier is opposed on principle to a
var with France, as be considers It would
lead 10 a most iamentable disturbance Of
the development Of Germany; and as
moreover, be believes that victory, how
ever brilliant, could only be purchased BY
the greatest sacrifices, since the French
people would only be rendered more jeal-
Gus than ever Of the Germans by defeat,
and seek 10 retrieve the losses Of oRe cam
paiRn by second. There are many peO-
Die here who hold that Bismarck has
made two great mistakes: first 10 accept
ing the line Of the Main st Nikolsburg
rather than involve Prussia in a war with
France; and secondly, in not attacking
France apropos ofthe Luxemburg question,
when Prussia was far superior TO her rival
both in ornaments and military organiza-
ton. But think these two mistakes-h
guch they were-are in any case much 10
his credit as a skilful and ready statesmaa.
Nor do believe Count Blsmack TO be
wrong in holding TO the principles that
a war between the two nations is the
greatest Of all the oalamities that threat en-
us. had that 90 long AZ il is not proved TO
demonstration that such q war is inevita-
bic, il Is our first deity TO prevent II, and
allow Europe time 10 free herself from the
circumstances whence such danger
arisesb
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-25

A TEXAN, writing 10 the ST. Louie Re
pubhoaH urging the construction OF rail
road Il ON st. Louis TO Texas, says; Be
tween the Nueoes and Rio Grande rivers
there are !, 600, 900 head Of horned cattle,
and 100000 head Of horses and mules.
The trade Of San Antonio with Mexico
amounts 10 $4,000, 600 annually. Il would
take railroad fhy years to carry all the
cattle inIWesierR Texas to ST. Louis. Cat
tie il that country are being killed for
their hides alone. He says such railroad
would not only make ST. Louis the stock
market Of America, but would develop the
finest copper, coal and silver mines in the
world.
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IarEest CIrcaIatIou in CITY and STATE.

Ten lines Of solid nonpareil make che square.
Yearly advertisers VII be entitled 70 q dis
count Of 10 per cent
RYery other day (e. o. d. advertise nente viii
ue charged two-thirds Of above ratea.
Advertisements inherited in the Tn " eekly win
be charged one dollar q square for first insertion.
end bfty cents each additional insertion.
merton.
Special or City Item Notices. twenty cents
line, frat. and ten cents line every additional
sertion.
Changes in advertisements will De charged az
the rate Of fifty cents 3 square.
All advertisements ara due from date Of frat
insertion. Hereafter the cash syYtem viii be
adhel cd %, and no transient advertisements viii
~ fahcn uuless accompanied By tho money.
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quantity

A CAREFUL record has been made out Of
the number Of Federal soldiers who have
been buried ia the Western National Gem
eseries, from which we learn that over one
hundred thousand have been carefully re-
inferred and proper registers made in the
department. Ofthese there are at Natchez,
5000; Vicksburg, II, 900; Memphis, Il, 600 ;
Corinth, 5000; Pittsburgh Landing, 5000;
Nashville, 1900; Stones River, 5000 !;
Chattanooga, 1900; Andersouville, 49,
900 and Kentucky, $4,000. OF these lat
ter, there are buried at Perryville, l4S0 /;
Camp Nelson, 1911 Logan's Cross Roads,
7OI London, 269 Lebanon, SOS Lexing-
ton, 500 Danville, 355; Richmond, 2il
Covington, AL Frankfort Ill Coriath,
Is; 1868 removed from Bowling Green,
and 1871 at Cave Hill, These dead sol-
diers represented 500 regiments.
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WINTER SCHEDULE, 1853 8,
COMMENCING April &c. Isss.
Trains viii run as follows

Trans Wiil run as ioII1Fs
Leave Nasagi.ls-...-.,.. 4;10 A. II. ESQ 4. NJ.
Arrive at Isouisville... 1880 P. NJ. AO0 A. NJ.
Both Trains make direct connection at Louis
vile With the getfers0nville Railroad Cor St
Louis. Chicago. Indianapolis. Cincinnati. Balti-
more, W ashington. Philadelphia. and New Y Ork
Morning Train from Nashville connects with
United States mail line steamers leaving Louis
vile AZ 600 P. n. connecting st Cincinnati with
early morning trains East, BAGeAeE CHECKED
from Nashville &c St. Louis. Chicago. Cinein
natl, and all principal Eastern cities.
e. The $50 P. n. Train from Nashvii {
docs not run on SUNDAY.
Galiatin Accommodation Train leaves Gala
tin at Ssi0 A. NJ, arriving at Nashville at
il,4o A, NJ Returning. leaves Nashville al
300 T. ~. and arrives at Gallatin at $50 7. NJ,
ALBERT FINK,
aenl Superintendent L. 4 n. r. r.
marS ly
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
Middle District OF Tennessee "a Nash
VILE. NAY 2oth, IsSs.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES no
ties OF bis appointed rs Assignee o. m.
p. Wright, John Pfssch. d. J, Dsmukei.
Wm. 81. Shores. SAM Lyman, ~. sgltfoaener'
SAM Lardsner. HARDY Bryan. sam'l Donelsonr
III p Ciilioek. W. y. Frey, lanes v Hays and
Mortimer Hamiiton. Of Davidson e0un'y. Ten
nesree within said distri :. who have been al
Judged Bankrups upon Their 0Hn pstiyoHS' y
ths District Court q sad District,
ALEX. A. HALL. Assignse.
OrYfcE " 8 Market street my50 iaN't
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Fight Weeks for Nothing :
THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN.

A Ii SUBSCRIBERS TO THE CULTIVA-
eeiVed previous % November /. 1851 with the
money. will receive that Paper weekly through
Hoysmber and December, eight numbers IN all.
without charge.
published IN large weekly numbers Of sixteen %
twenty pages each, aud designed ~ include
every department Of Agriculture stsck Rails
ing, Horticulture and Domestic Ec0nomy.
The publishers prefer using the following OK
tracts from wall informed sources. rather than.
The Maine Farmer speaks Of the Country
Gentleman a. standing al The head Of the
Agricultural press Of the country"
The Scottish Farmer calls the Country Gen
ueman tho best Of al the American nsEsps-
pers devoted 20 matters Of rural economy
The Gardener 10nthly says that the COun-
Try Gentleman is conducted With a degree Of
talent equal % any European journal. and supo-
nor 70 most Of them"
The Canada Farmers, AdyCcats. says We
are in receipt Of agricultural pubicatious from
al parts Of the world. bat Cor truthful accounts
veil written. practical articles, and general
manaReueDt OF ths paper, we have seen mono nc
all 10 compare with the Cuitivater and Country
Gentleman. Published In tbs United states."
TERMS--Ihe terms are lower than those 81
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And LEI it be remembered. in fac, that those
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Information an u. y. CfreuiG
Court, Mid. Dis. Tenn.
APRIL TERM, HssS

Ne. Insulated States vs. Eve barrels Of
Whisky.
49,. xKyHEREAs, r. McP. SMITH, ESQ., AT
~ = w terney Of the United States for said Dis
trict has Gled his Information IN said Court a.
veil on behalf Of The United States and Of al
persous concerned. against ave bareisr o. whis-
eiierine, amons other things. thAi said spirits
were soised AZ forfeited 20 he Onited states
fer the causes IN said niormaticn alleged
.H ia New tharefor6, IN obedience D the monitor
~ 80 Court, ~ directed SD delivered. /
A. kerehy ave panlie notice g All persons claim
re- aid property, on knowing pr havlng any
shine te say why The tame should BOT be con-
1901 a. forfeited, and that thef be and ap.
-s-r isierp said Circuit COurt, e be holden IN
- Frderel Court hoem, 10 TIE Capitol 81
Essbx;ie Tennessee on the H9th day Of
June, 1864 Il 70 o'clock a. H.. then and there
"ih'@P''' KR aLARcoCK.
lpnialA us Marshal.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-25

Or the California end Of the Pacific rail-
road, they have already ent fifteen tunnels
10 distance Of one hundred and thirty
seven miles. These tunnels range from
eighty-6ve feet in length TO 1859 fee, and
the aggregate length Of the fifteen is $3.50
6aet
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-25
Information I'm U. 8. Circuit
Court, Mid. Dis. Tenn.
APRIL TERM. IS

hThII IEhnlt 1915.
No. III-United States We. two barrels of
Whisky.
WHEREAS, R. Mop. SMITH, ESQ, AT
w torney of the United States for said Dis
trict has fled his information in saii Court, as
well on behalf Of the United States and of all
persons concerned, against two barrels Of WI is
XIV, IN. B. Pearce reputed owner,) alleging,
among other things, that said spirits were seized
as forfeited to the United States, for the causes
10 said inform alton alleged.
Now, therefore, in obedience to the monitiOn
Of the Court, TO me directed and delivered, / do
hereby give notice TO all persons claiming said
property or knowing or having anything TO say
why the same should not DO condemned as for
feited. and that they be and appear before said
Room, at the Capitol at Nashville, Tennessee
On tie 29th day OF June, 1858, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, then and then to iRterpOse their claims.
E. r. GLASC0CK.
junl2 lat u. s. Marshal.
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TAKE NOTICE

THAT 7 HAVE BEEN APPOINTED AS
iixnee 60 Bankruptcy upon the Estates Of
Wa. Simmons, sanford Soldier. W. II Z Bark
and j. " Williams. 81 sbe county Of Wilson,
sta,e Of Teuncsse, who have been adjudged
bARkrupts upon their own petitions. By the
District Court Of the Middle District Of Ten
nessse. X e. SANDERS.
junll W3t' Assignee.
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SIZES

Abingdon Va. MAY o. 1868 OoHiin'I my5s Il
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-25
JOSEPH W. ALIEN, President
A. w. BUTLER, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Information I'm u. 8. Circuit
Court, M. ID. of Tenn.
APRIL TERM. 1888.


No. I09-United States vs. eleven barrels
Rcctihed Whisky.
M HEREAS. r. Mop. SMITH, ESQ, AT
w torney Of the United States for said Dis
trict, has fled his information in said Court as
we'll on behalf of the United Slater and of all
persons concerned, atainst the said eleven bar
reis rectihed Whis Ky, etc, tGLs, Rexingsr re-
puted owner,) alleging, among other things. that
States, for the causes in said information
alleged.
Now. therefore, in obedience TO the monition
Of the Court, to me directed and delivered, /
do hereby give public notice 80 all persons
claiming said property, or knowing or having
anything TO say why the same should not be
condemned as forfeited, aud that they be and
appear before said Circuit Court, tG be held in
the Federal Court Room, in the Capitol at
Nashville, Tenn eSsee. ON the e9th day of
jane, 1853, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, then and there
70 interpose their claims.
junl2 lat M. Nj. d. T.
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POWDER MILL PROPERTY
At
MANCHESTER, TENN.
FOR
Sale or Partnership.
MR.. FREDERICK WRIGHT,

A " ENGLISH POWDER MANUFACTU-
n rer Is now 10 our city. and ready 30 engage
his services in that line. He was tur Powder.
Maker &c Manchester in 1861 and 1852 Ills
make of powder was tested BY Col, Raias and
Capt. Wright. Of the Confederate Arsenal. and
pronounced BY them equal, il not superior %
The best United States test. These Powder
the dam, the stone foundations. the tal-rHce
and heavy machinery we're nos injured the dry
house was not touched, and saltpetre refining
kettles not injured.
Said Powder Mil property IL situated at the
lower end Of Stone Fort, in Coffee county, and
one mile from Manchester. aud has hfteeu feet
fan Of Duck river. and secure against al floods
as the past eight years hays proved.
i will sell said Powder Mill place. Except tho
machinery for $1,000. There l. SO sn5 lbs. cast
machinery, .029 lbs. wrought iron machinery
572 lbs. rabbits metal, ~ lbs. brass boxes with
other smaller portions Of cast steel toes, plates
and set screws ETC. which will sell for cents
per pound. all round. -Four or Eve thousand
dollars will put the whole concern into complete
operation, capable Of making 600 lbs. Of Blast
ing Powder daily. and about one-third less Of
Sporting.
will sell the whole or n part. az above stated.
or i VII sell the whole for Powder Mill. and
will take fourth, third or a half interest In
10, provided IL be made exclusively Powder
Mill. This conclusion u formed FROM the belief
that the Pacific railroad IL sure 20 be built and
the further belief that the country Il will pass
through will require all the PORder the mill can
make, 20 blast out the rock and the short eXpe-
rienee had In powder was proof 10 me Of its
/ have some dirt and brick. but no mouey 10
do anything BY myself 1 will Eive any ini0rma-
ton 10 . sincere inquirer By bis calling On mo
Mayo lW w. =. WHIEEMAN.
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BOYS, CLOTHING.

II AN PREPARED TO MAKE TO ORDER
i Boys Houths' and Childrsa's GHOGlsfnr.
Gentlemen Shirts. Drawer ana Summer Clbsh.
ina, and With the sssiatanea Of my husband. Dan
y. Seanlan. whose reputation a. a cutter Is we'll
snssn. ean E1Arsntee satisiaen0n % al who
hay favor me with orders.
MRS DAN J. sCANLAE
myie lF HH snamsr street.
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Information I'm u. y. Circuit
Court, Mid. Dis. Tenn.
ami TERM FsNs
APRIL TERM. 1858
Ne. Io7-United States vs.. three Copper Stills
and other property.

No. f07-United States vs. three "copper" otlIIs
and other property.
WHEREAS. y. McP. SMITH, Esq At
w torpey az The United States for said Dis
trict. has 6ied his information IN said Court. as
vel on behalf Of the United States snd all
persons concerned against three copper stills and
otber property, III as. Pickett. reputed oWner.)
aiioFinR. among other things. that said property
gas SEIZED Is forfeited 10 the United States, Ser
the causes Ia said information altered.
Nov, therefore. IN obedience To- the moningn
Of the Court. 20 me directed and delivered, 90
hereby give public notise 10 all persons claiming
saia property. OF knowing or having anything
10 say why the same should not be condemned
as forfeited. end that they be and aPreaT before
nd Cirevit Court 10 be holden in che Federal
.Court Rooua. in the Capitol e Nashville, Ten
neSsse. on the goth day of Jane, 1893. 81
thcir clainas 81 X. GLAsCOCK,
iunia lad NJ, NJ D, T.
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REEVES AMBROSIA
r o H TIL Il HAIR,
IMPROVED


Il is an elegant Dressing for the Hair.
1t causes the Hair to Curl beautifully.
Il keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
Il inyisorates the Roots Of the Hair.
1t forces the Hair and Beard 70 grow luxuriantly.
1t Immediately stops hair Falling Out
Itkssps the Hair from Changing Color from Ase.
It restores Grey Hair to its Original Color.
It brings out Hair on heads that have been bald
for years.
It Is composed entirely Of simple and purely
vegetable substances.
Il has received over six thousand voluntary
testimonials Of It's excellence, many Of which
are from physicians in high standing.
Il is sold in halfpOund bottles Ohs name blown
in the glass; by Druggists and Dealers in Fancy
Goods everywhere. at One Dollar per Bottle
Wholesale By Dsmas Barnes q Co, +. c. Wells
&CO.. schlofoIin 3 Co.. New York.
marI5 ~
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In BANKRUPTCY.
H II MA n II A / r
f.. OILS Al,
DsALER IN
BrGids, CiirEs, Waterfalls, Hair
JesceIrV, PerTzBlery and
Fancy Goods,
}. "a NORTH CmERRT srREEr.

30. "A N0RTH CHERRY STREET,
HAS OPENED AN ENTIRELY NEW
III stock Of Goods. % which be invites the at
teution Of the ladies Every description OF Hair
y ork done IN the best sty 10 azd AZ short notice.
He particularly invites an inspection Of his
stock q Perfumery and Fancy Goods, which
embraces the newest and best IN the line.
Wateh Repairing attended % by an expert
ebeed workman feblt II
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AGENTS WANTED
ENGINES AND BOILERS.

ANk A BODbEY SAW MIbLS-GRRAT
z reduction N prices. We are Offering for
sale az reduced prices, large lot Of frst-class
Portable Engines, Stationary Engines and
BoileTs, a. follows. One Stationary Engine
without boiler, forty horse power; one Station
sry kngine, without boiler. ten horse power;
one pair Double Engines. fifty kcrss power, with
two boilers, each twenty feet long, forty inches
aiameter; one extra large Portable Engine l05<
10 by Is inch cylinder two Portsble ENGINES,
b. rs inch cylinder. also. seTersl Lane / Bed
ey Saw Mills. with the improved wrought. iron
E q blocks and Eolid iron francs
JOHN p. DALE, Agent.
with J. r. PAUL 4 90.
ocl Il 90 8. Market ST. Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-25

ICED MUSLIN ron SUMMER.

A Montreal paper says eft has doubt
less occurred TO many, while admiring the
beautiful effects produced by frosts on win.
dows, 20 imagine how delightful IL would
be IL a sensation Of GOODNESS could be pro-
duced in the sultry days Of summer by the
aspect Of those effects, arti6cially obtained.
IL Ia known that, by means Of almost any
ordinary salt, reduced 10 a liquid, ADD APP
piled with brush TO window panes, those
airy-like forms Of crystalline foliage may
successfully be reproduced, and that with
little chemical ingenuity, any tone OF
color may be given TO them, from snowy
white 10 richest purple OF coolest green.
That process is we'll known but another
step In advance has recently been taken In
the same direction, by means Of which
muslins may be similarly iced for sumner
wear.
THE line which separates a pretty K
pertinent from a commercial produce is
that which may be drawn between results
obtained by an original manipulation,
which can only be reproduced by q repe-
tition Of the same original means, and
those results which, once perfected, can be
reproduced ad minimum by mere mechanic
cal processes Daguerreotype was only a
pretty toy till NJ. Talbot discovered the
means Of producing the same effects on
paper and process for multiplying the
image when once produced. An anala-
gous method has been discovered by M.
Bertsch and practically applied by NJ
kaufman, for multiplying, as from an en-
graved plate, the exquisite effects Of the
crystalline, from which any number OF i'm
passions can be taken, in any tone Of icy
grays, or pale silvery greens, or any 9th er
cool tint. In order TO secure continuity Of
design, without stop or interruption, the
first manipulation takes place upon pol
ished cylinder, by means Of which con-
unuous pattern, never ending, still begin
ming IL impaired to rs many thousand
yards Of any textile fabric as may be re-
quired. So that for the hrst time IN the
fanciful story OF fashion iced muslin
for the summer season may be had in any
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JOHN s. BROWN

LAS REMOVED FROM no. 9 UNION
4 i Street 20 Mo- 10 Public square.
(Frsneh's Ola standJ where be will keep a full
line O. w..
ladies'
Gents aud
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BANKRUPT SALE.

r WILL SILL AT THE COURTHOUSE
4 Door, 10 the city q Nashville,
SATURDAY, JUNE GOTH,
10 O'Clock, L. ~, the undivided interest Of G.. vs..
Brown IN $4,000 Acres OF Land, in Polk
and Monroe counties the said Interest smbrac-
ing 22s0 acres Of the same. These lands were
purchased BY the Hon A. v. Brown. Jno. NJ
Bass, V. X. stephenson aud W. 5. WetmOrs. for
the purpose o. opening Copper Mines pro
position g lease them for TINS object bas been
made, and "a now pending, aud they bid fair t1
be immensely valuabls.
viii also sell an undivided share (575 acrssJ
In tZli acres Of land in Hickman county. This
land abounds in the richest iron ore These
lands are free from All encumbrances- Any IN o.
foFmstion concerning them can be obtained from
JnO. 81. Bass. OF Gen. B. r. johnson. Terms.
eash. A. a. HALL. Assignee.
for CIV. BROWx, Bankrupt
oH~.. q q Nsylref a. 49, ,t,g9E
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DISSOLUTION.

I HAyE THIS DAY PURCHASED TIE
business o. nc hoFctofore hrm Of Kline 4 Sher,
mar, ard v III continue s. the old stand. with
emcient and competent assistants. prspaac 81 %
supply the demands 81 the public reliably and
with disPasob. ] assu ne all the liabilities and
yrnsi0 In WI. .. KLINE.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-25

Mr.. Z. W. MORGAN remains with him, and
viii be Dleassd 70 wait on biz friends and the
Publsc generally. myll In