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see. TO be held on the 9Th day Of june,
1865, in the city OF Nashville; and that
We instruct them 50 TO act in said cchven@
ton as TO them may seem best 80 as to fur Q
ther the interests and well being of the
whole people, and 6fghe interests and views
Of the Conservative party of oar entire
country, -
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f5ibRns said that the nomination OF Grant
would be another Scott affair, Horace
meant that not eaiY woHld Grant be crush
ingly defeated, bat that, his defeat would be
the death Of the Radical party-a "con-
summation most deEouily to be desired
by every lover Of his country. OF course
Horace is labOriag might and main for
Grant, and, az in 1852, again preclains
that the country ia ablaze with enthusiasm
for Grant, but this is, like the boy in tine
graveyard, only whistlipg to keep UP the
courage Of Che party.-Ipdian0poIis SentineL
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RADICAL. FIGURaNa.

When, on the day Of the nomination
Of the Grant and Colfa1 ticket, the New
York Tribune predicted the triumphant
election of the Radical nominees, we did
not anticipate. says the st. louis Rep,ib-
liean, that scarcely a week afterwards it
would find il advisable to descend from
the oraenlar tripod and sfgurc on the
mere probabilities Of Che next election
like common mortal politicians. Bat that
The doubts Of certain victory would
grow 80 fast as to make defeat nearly a
sure thing in the mind Of the high priest
Of Radicalism, We think is more thanany
one would have dared to expect.
Let us see how the 9Fibpne states its
eboIdit morally certain that The States
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For the Family Circle,

And for the special pleasure and profit OF the
yoEus. each week ws win give general literary
ana religious miscellany. Nothing shall hna
lis way into our columns unit for the perusal
the mothers and daughters 81 the land. DepFs-
eating the domoraliEing sensatiouahsm Of mshy
contemporary journals, We shall oseheW thar
character striving to give the reader substantial
matter, proforring 10 be useful rather th&n
ensati0nal
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Middle District of Tennessee.

THR UNDERSIGND HEREBY GIVES
notice Of his appointment AZ mslgues ol
Jao. Il. kverett. Of Nashg iile- and >. . hnif
Esth CIgil District. both OF the county OF DaTla
san and State AZ Tennessee. within said Dis
tTlct. who have been adindged bankTupts uron
their oWa petitions hy the District oosrt Of
said District. -,
rnve lawst Once 80 Church street..
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IMPROVEMENT.

The spirit ofimprovement is again being
revived, and soon there viii be erected,
near this place, large steam tannery.
Several gentlemen have purchased thirty
two acres of ground, half mile east Of
town, on the place formerly owned by the
late Hon. Nathan Green, and expect to
have their tannery in operation in about
six weeks. They also expect to put up, in
connection with this, an immense shoe
mandatory which will turn ont about five
hundred pair per day. Success to you
gentlemen. BANTER.
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Upon the Subject of Agriculture

Aud kindred topics. NO shall also give an OK
tensiye variety Of valuable and interesting mat
,sr--,he hest adapted 20 the farming classes %
our State. which viii, in great meaApro' sup
oily the place Of a family Agricultural psper
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IN BANKRUPTOY.
Middle District OF Tennessee aa N'
Vile. MAY lltn. 1855.

Vile. May IIth, 1855.
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
\ nOtiee Of bis appointment as assignee OF Z.
" Brown. EEnil jackson and W. 4. Jackson in
the county Of Davidson and stale Ot IeHueasee,
within said District, who have beeu adJndged
baRkrupts on their own petitions BY the District
Court OF said DistTict. ..I
myl2 law5t A. II ALL, Assignee
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ENGINES AND BOILERS.

I ASB A BODLEY SAW mILf.s-GREAT
y reduction IN prices. We are oaering i9r
Portable Engines, Stationary Engine and
B9iiers az follows: Ons Stationary Enune
without boiler, lpTty horse power; one station
afy Engine without boiler, ten horse poNefs
one PAIR Double Engines. hfty horse power, Httn
two boilers. each twenty feet long, inriy inches
diameter; one extra large Portable kugno lOi1
b. 10 inch cylinder. Que large Portable Engine,
10 by lh inch cylinder; two Portable Eunnes,
by i6 inch cylinder. Also several Lane n Bod
ley saw Mills, With the improved wrought iron
head blocks and solid iron frames.
JOHN r. DALE, Agent.
with J. r. PAUL 4 90.
octl If % S. Market 81. Nashville. Tenn.
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TIE SCHOOLS

Among other things of interest here are
the hourishing schools, with which this
town is blessed. Under the direction OF
able and we'll qualified teachers, they are
indeed fiourishing. First, there is the Ma
ry Sharp College, with Rev. u. G. Graves
at its head, assisted by Prof. w. p. Marks,
numbering some two hundred scholars.
This ia one Of the first female schools in the
State. The commencement exercises be-
gin next Monday.
Then there is the Robert DOnnel Insti-
stitute, under control of Rev. w. +. Nc
Kenzie. assiaied by his excellent lady,
numbering about one hundred scholars.
This school was in a flourishing condition
before the war, and since then, until taken
charge Of by the present able teachers, its
progress has been slow, but now Il blds fair
to stand equal TO any female school in the
South. The commencement exercises will
follow close upon those of the other,
The Southern Collegiate Institute, pre-
paratory school of the Southern Univer-
sity, is also located here, aud is in -four
ishing condition. The teachers are able
and thoroughly understand their calling,
and give entire satisfaction to those who
patonize them.
The James Sharp College is another
prosperous male school, and bids fair to be
one of the first schools of its kind in the
State. Able and efficient teachers are en-
ployed, while the students vie with each
other in obtaining an education that will
fit them for a useful and prosperous life
hereafter.
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We pledge ourselves that our table shall be
supplied with the best the city aud country at-
tOrds. Our servants are polite and attentive, and
we guarantee satisfaction 10 all who may please
70 call on us.
The Omnibuses leave the hotel regularly for
ali the railroad depOts and connections The
Lebanon stages also leave from here daily
SAM'L r. HARE 4 co.
Nashville, Tenn, April 18th. 1868 q
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BY A CONSOLIDATION or THE ASH,
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support Of the UEIoE AND DISPATCH by the
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IN FULLNESS AND ACCURACY
NEWS. our paper win compare favorAby ith
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we only repeat the expressions Of many
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matters.
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COKEl COKE!

gaN 90 PER CART LOAD DELIVERED.
az. .tUD or twelve and half lents per bush
ei al the Gas Works orders left at the Office.
li0 Church street, will be promptly filed.
j. II. kEADRICK,
may3-lm Secretary.
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And for .horter periods At the same rates.
ss- Sc earnestly appeal % oHr friends TO al
N exte ding our circulation; aud IN thereby in
,reasin- oar means of usefulness ooPJ Of
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Is ten suhseribors to either Of .ths edition
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II. YARBROUGH,
Grocer and Commission Merchant,
AND DEALER ~
AH Kindsl Of Produce,

HAS ON HAND A LARGE STOCK OF
III Flour OF various brands; also. Bacon,
Lard, Corn Meal Potatoes Groceries and
Liquors-
NJ B.-Cash, or Groceries at cash prices. paid
for Produce T.J. YARBKOUHH.
apr7 Il No. a South College street.
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ness and easy riding, it viii compare favor
ably with any Of the leading roads in the
United States. II is to be hoped that this
road will be extended so as 70 cOnnect at
some convenient point with the Mem
phis and Charleston road. 30 w
| -,sa as a THE CROPS. .asixs s,Af-1
The crops in this county look Bell, and
the rain that fell this morning is certainly
most propiliOus. Ere long the wheat har-r
vest will commence, and it is thought that
an abundant Yield will be had. No rust
has yet appeared, and if the season con-
tinues favorable for few days longer, no
danger viii be apprehended from that
source. Owing to the heavy rains IN the
latter part April and the first week IN
May, the farmers we're backward IN plant
ing corn, but the crop is looking well, and
il is hoped that with a favorable season a
large yield will crown the labor Of the
planter. s. 40 -L ilEI ~ srassi
s1H IMMIGRANTS. Prs a4 Il
This county is receiving large immi-
grafton from. the States north and east OF
US. Many have already settled in the
county, and others are here looking ogf for
homes. This class of people are of the
very best, and viii add greatly to the
wealth and prosperity of the county.
f....B DEMOCRATIC CoNyESTIoN. -"
The Democratic County Convention as
sembled here on last Monday and appoints
ed delegates to the State Convention. Reso-
lntions we're adopted declaring for Andrew
johnson as their first choice for President I;
condemning the Radical party in Congress
and throughout the country for Its attempt
to remove him declaring that the course
pursued by them deserves the contempt Of
all honest men; and express a Willingness
to abide by and give the nominee of the
New York Convention hearty support.
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soNs oF TEMPERANcE.

Father Williams, the veteran soldier in
the temperance cause, delivered one Of his
powerful and eloquent addresses here last
evening. lie is certainly an interesting
speaker, and was listened to with marked
attention by a large and intelligent
audience, many of whom are old and tried
veterans in that great army, some of whom
I remember wore the white collar when the
First Division OF Sons of Temperance was
organized here twenty years ago, and they
are still battling for the right. Father
Williams speech will have good effect.
He was followed by Prof Ryan in an
eloquent and telling speech. The division
here Numbers about sixty members, en-
braeing some Of the best and most sub
stantial citizeas of the place. So. .a.
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TIE RAILROAD.

The Winchester and Alabama railroad
is now completed 10 Elk river, within five
miles of Fayetteville, and will, in a short
time, he finished 20 that place. This road
passes through the best portion Of Frank
lin and Lincoln counties, and ita compile
tion speaks we'll Tor the uniiring energy Of
the people Of these two counties. One of
the handsomest coaches that can be found
anywhere is upon this road, and for smooth
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gratj6ed At being able 20 state thai
very large increase in the number oi cur
Daily and Tri W eekly subscribers enables Us 70
reduce the price Of subscription 10 these editions
We DO 80 the more ehoerfully because the noces
stiles ef the people, in the impoverished cohdi-
ton Of our stricken section, requires such con-
osssiohs A. can be reasonably made In their in-
tsrosts. From aud aflsF tho ist January. there
fcTe. our
0ERMs Oh SUBSCRIPTION WILL BE
nv MOI
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WINCHESTER.
Prosperity Of the PeOple-SehOOIs,
Crops, etc.

Crops, etc.
Correspondence of the Union and Dispatch.
WINCHESTER, June 8, lS6S.-A few
notes from this place will perhaps in
interest your readers. The people of Win
chester and Franklin county are as pros
porous and cOntented as those of any coun-
iy in the State, and are rapidly recovering
from the effects of the war.
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