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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-20
Fight Weeks for Nothing ,
THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN.

A LII 81 BSCRIBERS TO THE CULTIVA-
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The publishers prefer using the following sk-
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rfoF te most Of thom-'
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we'll written. practical articles and general
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Our Financial and CONNER
cial Column.

Every department Of business has an imme
date interest in The markets Of the country, and
in he fuaucisl auCtuations and condition. The
man who fsSls to keop himself properly ad-
yised ag 20 tho rise and fall Of the markets. as
controlled by the laws Of demand and supply,
and the relative condition OF the currency, "
exposed 20 constant loss. and must necessarily
tall bsh;nd his more intelligent and ontsrprisins
nsiEhbors. In order 10 mako our paper valuable
a. wel3 as interesting. We shall continue 70
make this SPECIAL FFlTuRE. Our Dauy
Market Reports. domestic and foreign. by teie-
sraph. and cur City Reports. gotten mp at heavy
expense. have challenged the comm endation o
cur best business meni while oureurrsnt FinAa
siai Reports from an the leading n.onsy centre
tho country are fuller thsn have ever
uuhHshed by auy other journal. an Tennessee
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De COnrcey cut out work from the start,
and was leading Connolly in passing the
stand the first time, Fanny Cheatham
fourth, Onward 9Th, and Local last So.
they passed around 10 the opposite side
and on TO the starting point, at the COM.
mencement Of the homestrelch, where De
Courcey showed symptoms of bellows-to-
mend, and began to fall of the rate ofspeed
he had been going. Connolly, Local, and
Onward now made dash for the lead, and
came up the stretch and passed the stand
close together. Connolly soon after took
the lead and made good running full half
mile, with De Courcey, Onward, and Local
close up to him. The favorite by this time
had fallen far in the rear, his Jockey using
the whip vigorously. Expectation and
anxiety was nov at its height, and al
most breathless silence prevailed. Only
that when a brush was made, aud another
horse passed, a spontaneous burst of APP
plause broke upon the silence of many who
had thousands at stake. The anxiety be-
came still greater as the horses plunged in
to the homestretch, where Local, who all
along had been biding his time, put on a
flying burst Of speed, the struggle home
being between himself Connolly, and On
ward. As they passed the winning stand,
again the enthusiasm was unbonnded-ha
were pitched into the air, ladies waived
parasols and handkerchieis. This through
out was an unusually exciting contest. Lo-
cal beat Connolly length, he being two
lengths ahead of Onward. These were the
only thrcc placed; De Courcey, however,
was fourth at the fiLish, Fanny Cheatham
last. Time-4032.
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In the Political Interests of
the People, sHs.a

The UNION AND DISPATCH. as hereto
fore. will take the Constitution and laws for is
guide; and in the discussion Of alt the new and
intricate questions and issues arising out Of the
oxuaordinary condition in which The country
placed. Il will adhere 20 the principles an
teachings Of the foundsrs and expositors Of our
government and institutions. IL will eDdeevor
30 guard with vigilance and defend with unwa-
vcring earnostness and faith the rights and inte-
sts Of all tho States. and the essential princi-
les which constitute tho basis Of the Republic.
We shah oppose all iavasions Of these. and
Hphold, 20 the utmost Of our ability, the union
Of tho States under them. Feeling that they
re endangered by the revolutionary schemes Of
Radical politicians who now hold the Legis-
alive power Of the Government, we shall abate
othing Of our past opposition 20 their mea-
surs with these views. which are no less thay
. tmound convictions. we cannot and will mo-
hesitate 10 defend the unfortunate South
the asparsions and inpositions heapea upo a
people. and urge that JUsrToE and RIGHT shall
mstsd out o them.
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late years he has had much trouble, but
his relation with all surrounding was most
pleasant and agreeable.
In The death Of Major Alexander our
people have los; valued citizen-one who
has spent much of his life for the good Of
bis country and people, and one who was
greatly respected by bis neighbors and our
citizens generally. Truly may il be said OF
hiD that be lived all in honor"
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For the Family Circle.

And for the special pleasure and profit Of the
Young. each week We WiH give general literary
and Religious miscellany. Nothing shall hnd
,ts way into our columns unit for the perusai
he mothers and daughters Of the land. Depre-
eating the demorali1ing seDsatoDalism Of many
contemporary journals. We SHAH 0scheW thai
character: striving 10 give she reader substantial
matter. prelcrriue 20 be useful rsther than
ontattonal
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-20
Our Manufacturing and Doc
meatic Interets.

We shall constantly admonish the Southern
people 20 be self reliant. and shall do whatwe
may he able 10 induce the establishment OF
manufactures In our midst for our home pro-
ducts. To this end we will pay special attention
10 the COST and STATISTICS Of manufacturing.
and exert ourselves TO encourage the diversi6-
cation Of Southern indusirioo and the develop
aant 0f Southern resources .........
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Information iR u. - Circuit
Court, VI. ID. Of Tenn.
APRIL TERM. 1865

No. EOS-United States VS.. twenty seven cad
dies Of TObaoco. #t. .
WHEREAS, r. MoP. SMITH. ESQ. AT
w t0rney Of the United States for said district.
bath Sled bis Information 10 said Court, on be-
half Of the United States, and % slt persons
concerned, against tWenty-seFsn eaddies tobae-
co, u. p. Walker 4 Co. reputed OEners.) aileg-
ing smong other thinFs, that said tobacco. was
seized as forfeited 20 the United States. for the
causes in said information alleged.
Now. therefore, in obedience 90 the mOniti0p OF
he Court, 70 me directed and delivered, do
hereby give notice 70 all persons claiming said
property, or knowing or having anything 70 say
Why the same should not be condemned as for
feiied, that they be and appear before the said
Room In the Capitol. ia the city Of Nashville. on
the goth day az JuRe, ls63 at 10 o'clock
A. h.. then and there to interpose their elaims.
r. Il. GLASc0GK,
jun6-i4t o. 81 Marshal.
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BANKRUPT NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN have been appointed assignee IN bank
ruptcy, Of the est ate OF Andres Gregory 0f Da-
wilson county. who has been adjadged q bank
rupt 0a hisown petition. Ia the II. 3. DtstrtSt
Court for Middle Tennessee.
A. II. HORLEY. Assignee
Nashville, Nay S. 1873. ny9 laH3s
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Middle District Of tennessee.

THE UNDERSIGND HEREBY GIVES
notice Of his appointment as assignee Of
JnO. b. Everett. Of NaahyiIle- and s. ;. HALF
fgth Civil District, both OF the county Of DAVID
sen and Stale Of Tennessee. within said Dis
triet, who have been adiuAged bankruRts upon
their own petitions. by the District Court Of
AS. cHADBOuRNE. Assignee
myS laE3t 0fice. S25z Church street .
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Ipon tho subieot Of AgrionItura

And Kindred topics, We shSl also give an OK
tsusiye variety Of valuable and interestiug mat
t.r-tbe bost adapted 10 the farming classes o.
our state which will 10 groat measure, sup
.ly the pl.ee of a family agricultural paper
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-20
CITY HOTEL.

We pledge ourselves that our tabis shall be
supplied with the best the city and country af-
fOrds. Our servants are polite and attentive, and
We guarantee satisfaction 20 all who may please
TO call on US
The Omnibusss leave the hotel regularly Cor
all the railroad depOts and connections. The
Lebanon stages also leave from here daily
SAM'L Il. HARE 4 co.
Nashville, Tenn. April 18th. 1868. #
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Decisions of the Supreme
Court.

In view tho necessities Of the legal proies-
.ion. and the general pablo interest attarh'ng
"a the many uow questions coming before our
udio,nl tribunals, No wii publish All the sm-
r5rtnpt decisions Of the supreme Court, from
eficisl sources which-msy he relied upon ~
ntiraly Trustworthy
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-20

BY A CONSOLIDATION OF THE ASH
WILLIE UNION AND AMERICAN and the
DISPATCH, and by the generous and unitej
support Of tho UsIoS AND DIsPAToH by the
patrons Of both the former papers. the Proprie-
tors are enabled TO present Newspaper hiths
TO unsurpassed in this city or State.
IN FULLNEsS AND ACCURACY
EWs. our paper will compare favorably iib
bost in the entire country; and IN sayine
we only repeat the expressions Of many
patrons. who are most capable Of judging in
matters.
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REDUCTION OF RATES

gratihod at being able to state thar
very large Increase 10 tho number Of our
Daily aud Tn Weekly Subscribers enables as TO
reduce the price OF subscription 10 these editions
We DO - the more ohoeFfully because the neees'
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ton Of our stricken section. requires such con
oesEions ~ can be reasonably made in their in
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The above five we're all that accepted ont of
An entire of twenty three, Fanny Cheatham be-
ing the chosen one for faVorite at long odds
We give a few pools sold on the course.
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IER0nE pARK RACrs-

The following is a report Of the third
race at Jerome Park on the 18th instant:
The Weschester Cup, value 5000; two and
p'p. Closed with twenty-tliree entries. 2
j. w Weldons ch. h, Local. FIVE years by 4
lightning. dam Maroon by Glencoe
(Hennesyl..... 4
|. W. Pennock's 3 ch c. Jas. A Connolly, four
years, BY Nandal, dam by Margrave-
NbeIfy) )'.s.. .....s..-.-.....-....
j, =. Watson's eh. b. Onward, six years, by 4
king0ld-Ny Lady by Glencoe-l LsatOn). 90. 3 4
p. S, Forbes's eh c. DeCourcey. four years,
By TrovatoTe. dam Rhoda by Glencoe
- ulllpatrlck -'.---i
T. q. Mo0re's b. T. Fanny Cheatham, four
years, by Lexington. dam Levithan-tC.
MilIerl .,........-... - r f.
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SpetfaI Apttees.
THE GREAT STORM.

From every section Of the country testi-
monials are pouring In like an avalanche
upon the proprietors ofMIsHLER'S CELE-
DRAFTED HERB BITTERs. The demand
isreally unprecedented double what it has
ever been heretofore, and among the cures II
has made and Il now ehectinR, are scores OF
cases which bafHed the skill OF the best
Physicians. Recourse was had TO MISH-
LERB HERB BITTERS as last resort, and
In many instances It seemed like hoping
against hope, but The sure and steady and
ever reliable powers OF MISHLER'S HERB
BITTERs were soon discovered TO be operat-
ing with their usual pungency, and victim
after victim to disease has been raised from
sick couches and restored again 70 per1e CT
and permanent heann. TINS MonaeLIul
only the beginning OF its tnumphS. For all
diSt1lses arisln e nom impurities Of the blood
II IS unQueStionably the most positive and
pleasant cure discovered. All dyspeticS
ought 10 possess q bottle OF MISHEER'S
HBRB BLTTERS, and III every one who
may be AFFLICTED with any of the symptoms
Of dyspepsia, or AciditY Of the Stomach, or
General Debility, would Immediately take
these Bltters, q very few days would answer
TO cure them mp. For Liver Complains,
and similar diseases, these Bitters
have never been known TO fail in edecting
and are very pleasant 70 the tasLe and In
10 the system. All respectable
Druggists sell these Bltters, but be sure you
ask fos MISHLER'S, and do not take any
BRANcH HoUsE-2S Market street, Pitts
FAHNEsToCK & HoLToN,
aprlS-2w Managers
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Wrara afraid tine Register, don't APP
p5scis;- its position in reference 10 the
Soldiers and Sailors Convention, y
called for the Goth inst, at Parkers-
burg. and alluded to by that journal
Friday morning. 1t siung around its
drebrauds and ARROWS in this direction
because the call was not responded TO.
Anxious only 10 be advised of the mer-
its OF the call and thinking an explana-
tion OF /; might possibly suggest why
tho proposed Convention was not held,
we asked that the Register tell US by
whom, under what authority and for
what purpose the call was made. 1t is
rather funny to see that sagacious jour
nal yesterday lodging this inquiry.
We can't Imagine why. The question
!sav very harmless and pertinent one.
Come. neigbbOr, tell us all about the
call 60 we may sec if it be true that
anybody has been trying to suppress
the West Virginia Soldiers and Sailors,
and who. If anybody, was Trying 10
make voting machines Of the Boys in
Blue.'" We trust our respected con-
temporary will reconsider its opinion
that whether the soldiers did or did
not sanction that call, is hardly mat
ter to be discussed, - because if they did
not sanction the call they could hardly
bc expected TO rally uuderit; and then
who would lie to blame but themselves 2
What we want to get at is whether they
will tell us where the call came from,
we can form AN opinion at least Since
You are the champion of the Soldiers
and Sailors in this matter, give us the
particulars,
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REPUBLICAN STATE COSvEETEOS

The undersigned, in pursuance OF the, iia ~
thority and duty, ms the State centr 'a,o TO
mltt c, beg leave TO submit TO t me TU IN,
tho Republican party in West
following Tncon mondht'onSi =, I'm Clarls
That "A state Convention be hei% Wavne,r
bnry an THURSDAY, the 2srh dny . o. N nom,
ou,s 800 oI A. for the purpose VI nO.ut
mating state ticket am, anu PRESIDENT of tht
for President and VICE ''-'''''
United states: a.. IN This Convention, in
Ihmt tN 90 selecting said State ticket ano
ahdition L,,,sI electors, be likeWtEe en-
he7los ., By their respective constitu-
PoEsi'I, N choose candidates for Con-
enc and for the vacant state Senator
GU en- separating into appropriate Congres-
s,anai and Senatorial District Conventions
for that purpose. -. ,.,o.
That County Conventions 10 seiect uei 70
gaies TO the aforesaid State Convention ne
5od throughout the State on Saturday the
Is,b of Nay, and that said County ConYen-
,.,,,,s at The ssrne time select their Executive
CO., ,njttees and take such other action as
r-ray b. Necessary TO secure a thorough and
c,ssrtIve organization Of the party in every
-, a, The Commonwealth.
JoHS e wIIsoS,
4. -. LOGAN
SAMUEL. LAUGHLlS,
JCSEPH bE1.L,
jobs =. HUBBARD,
JosEFu SETBoLD.
A W CAMPBELL,
SsCs:e Cs7rt--Jzl CUs-FfTIit-ee-
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Tar ss;zrus from Georgia aud North
C.-5s.Es are rztlsr. and leave scarcely
AR dssbs that il both safes the new
Cs1s...1,iurs haze been adopted. The
D.u1-rauc rejoicing over these States
~. premature. foE il both i; is highly
p-oal6Is tina; IEe Republicans have
o--u sGs.es,ful, as they have been also
IN Louisiana aud South Carolina.
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RaBY An mIDNIGHr.

Screaming at the top OF It's voice-dlsturbs
all the sleepy heads Of the house, and your
next-door neighbor. How often you hear
the thoughtless remark, /" Choke that squat
ling Baby!'' Now. this is very unkind OF
you, my friend. Once you had Just such a
time Teething, Cholic, Pain, Fretful, Wake
full Fever, Bowels disturbed. No Sleep for
child or parent. A long night OF watching.
and n weary morning dawns, bringing No
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Gravel and Patent Mastio Roofing.

inform the public that they are prepared
10 put on either the Gravel or Patent MRstic
tice. All roofing done IN tho best manner,
and warranted 10 give fuu satisfaction. For
our Patent Roofing we have the Patent Pa
most suitable paper ever got up for Nonng
purposes. Orders left At los Main street,
fi @affsts@ as''4 joHNsoN& LITTLE
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Tx Charleston Esar1s! cauvasslug
ne question Of 4 nomination for Gov
srrc-. expresses preference first for
G.r D=raI. o. u re declines, then for
Hsa- {. .. Hubbard or Hon. Daniel
Psr,lev.
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The First Congressional DIstrlct....
When aud where to Hold the Con
TcnIiOn.
Editors Intelii9cneer
In conversations held with severa1
members of the Republican party in
this and adjoining counties, L find a
general expression in favor of holding
the District Convention for this District
(Eirst) in ClRrksburG, on the day pre-
cedinE the State Conventidha which
would be Wednesday, May 9th.
Ifthis proposition be regarded favor
ably by the people of the District,
would il not be well to have such a
general expression on the subject as
would authorize the Committee to make
q call for the District Convention, ac-
cordingly. EXPEDIENCY.
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY,
AND THE HAPPINESS OF TRUE MA

An Essay for Young Men ON the
Crime OfsoIItude, and the Physiological
ETors, Abusesand Diseases which create Inn
pedIments to MARRIAGE, with sure means of
Relief. Sent In sealed letter envelopes, free of
charge. Address. DR.. j. SKLLIN HOUGH-
TON, Toward Association, Philadelphia, Pa,
Jan31-3mdSw
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FIESDIsu conspiracy has just come
to light at New Albany, Indiana, by
which seven men entered into con-
spiracy to wreck and rob the pny train
on the Jacksonville Railroad. Regu-
lar articles OF agreement were entered
into, binding the men to stop at moth
ing, but to commit murder, If necessa-
ry, in order to accomplish their purpose.
The plan contemplated the throwing of
theP train from the track at point
about ten miles from JetTersonville,
the murder OF all on the train, and the
robbery OF the safe, supposed to con-
tain twenty-five thousand dollars. 1
was also agreed that If any one of the
conspirators should be wounded in the
affair, he should be killed by his
companions, so rs TO put him out of
any danger of being led to give evil
uence against them. It was stipulated
mat the train should be thrown off bv
the removal of rails, and that if more
tnan Me usual number were on board
me Train, they should be fred upon as
Tue train WAS nearing the spot tISa6 for
( the wreckinG of il. The agreement
Speclhed how the money should be di.
Hided, and all the details were tnIIv
, set forth. i"tiS
One of the men named Collier. he.
coming frightened at the enormity Of
the contemplated crime, made a clean
breast of the affair, and informed Inc
superintendent of the conspiracy. ID
was decided to send out the pay train
: as usual, adding n baggage car. ir
which several strongly armed mer
! were to be concealed. Burkett. one oi
. the consptrators, was n brakesman or
I tho train, and becoming alarmed wher
the baggage car was attached, on Mon
day night, informed his comrades. AND
| the conspiracy was abandoned.
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rursDAY MoRNINe. APRIL IS

A cpzxa,RoSpENr q the Preston
.ounry Journal advocates the noFniua-
non sc J4ues c. NcGrew. ESQ., foE
Congress n Ihs Secoad District
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For Sale.
Fifty Building Lots
on
WHEELING ISLAND.

A SUBSTANTIAL STONEwINE Hn,u,.
IA and cellar LSOl eighty feet long bV fSL
twenty Ieet wide, capacity nearly thIrtythST
sand (oOOOOl gals. together with CoOOnSSss'aa q.
about the same capacity. PRESSES an
other fixtures necessary for manufQctnTnSS
Wine. Though built for q wine cellar q Y
equally well adapted for manuiacturinV Sr -
storing .lager-beer. With this will ia Soi5
about four acres OF land on which q al
erected, adjoining the Wine House. 4 49, 49,
frame two-Etory dwelling house Of sISb,
rooms and Q large stable nearly new, H.
whole Is oneredfor less than the cost OF ths
improvements: lus
Any person desiring to engage in manpf.,
turing WINE or LAGER-BEER should cSfI
and see this property before investing ehe
The BUILDING LOTS offered ara ,ba
most desirable Island lots now IN The mari,
ana NO. VIII oe sold at low rates on easy terms
Ine ABOVE embraces that portion OF The
Island vineyard running east from the FaiT
ground to the river. ',-'
For further Information apply at No. S
Main street, up stairs, to
april JNO. P. GILCHRIRT
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TRY ONE ROrTLE or

LAUGHLINS INFANT CORDIALIW
Baby rests sweetly; the little teeth come
through nicely;i Mamma is rested; Papa Is
ready FOR breakfast, and your neighbor will
not say, Z" Hang the Baby" but blessed be
Laughlln's Infant Cordial. Only Is cents a
Bottle marl3.