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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-01-31

Carrick, HoIlins & Co.,
Boots, Shoes and Hats,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE

WE HAVE MOVED FROM OUR OLD
w stand to the next door above No, 3, Inn
block, where We are daily receiving fresh ad-
ditions 70 our stock. We only ask an examina-
mined to sell goods as cheap as any Jobbink
House in the country. JAMS I'm
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CAPITAL.
SECOND. The amount of Capital Stock
uU0 W
THIRD. The amount Of Capital Stock
paid up l,OOO OOn 90
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Ofice corner Union and Cherry streets, in Bank
OfTennessee Budding, jan3I 3W
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To Consumntiyes.

The Advertiser, having been restored to health
in few weeks, BY very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung
affection. and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious to make known to his fellow-sufierers
the means of cure.
To all who desire 1t, he will send copy of the
prescription used, (free Of chargc,) with the di-
rections orpreparng and using the same, which
they will find SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &C. The only object of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription, is to
benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he conceives to be invaluable; and he
he hopes every sufferer viii try his remedy, as 1t
will cost them nothing, and may proyea blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, viii please
address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburgh, Kings County, New York.
December IL, 1867. so>wst.
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General Grant closes his correspondence
with President johnson in the following
forcible paragraph:
The course you would have it under
stood agreed to pursue was in violation of
law and without orders from you; while
the course did pursue, and which never
doubted you fully understood was in accor-
dance with law. and not in disobe Hence of
any orders of my superior. And now, Mr..
President, when my honor as soldier and
integrity as man have been 90 violently
assailed, pardon me fer saying that can
but regard this whole matter, from begin
ming to end, as an attempt to involve me in
the resistance of law, for which you hesita-
ted to assume the responsibility, in orders,
and thus to destroy my character before the
country. am in measure confirmed in
this conclusion by your recent orders direct
ing me to disobey orders from the Secretary
of War, my superior, and your subordinate,
without having counterlnanded his authority
am to disobey. With the assurance, Mr.. Pres
ident, that nothing less than vindicat;on
of my personal honor and character could
have induced this correspondence on my
part, have the honor to be very respectful
ly, your obedent servant
(Signed) o. 8. GRANT, General.
We think President johnson has caught
tartar in the person OF General U. s. Grant.
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Reuub,ican State Convention.

By direction of the Republican State
Committee it is hereby announced that
Convention of the Republican party OF
North Carolina will be held in the City OF
Raleigh. on WEDNESDAY the Goth day OF
February, 1868, to nominate candidates for
State offices, and to perform such other du-
ties as may lie deemed advisable.
The vote in the Convention will be double
the vote that each County has in the Con
stitutioaai Convention. Any number OF
delegates can attend, and the vote will be
cast by majority of those present.
The Republicans Of the State are earnestly
requested to take immediate steps to appoint
delegates to the Convention. Let every part
of the State be represented. tits expected
that State officers, members of Congress,
members of The State Legislature, and
County officers will be elected on the day
on which the Constitution is submitted tor
ratification. Let the Republicans of the
State rouse themselves to the great work be-
fore them. Let them unite as one man to
secure the ratification of the Constitution
and the election of loyal men to all the Of
fees, and thus render certain the restoration
of the State to the federal Union.
w. w. HOLDEN.
Chairman Rep. State Committee.
JOHN 7. DEwEEsE, Secretary.
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The little squad of so-called Conser-
vatives in the Constitutional Conven-
tion lose no opportunity to waste time
and embarrass the body in its action.
Mr. Durham lost Thursday in attending
the Rebel Convention, and on that day
in his absence, the Convention had well
nigh perfected an important part of the
Constitution; but he took his seat
again on Friday, and went to work
offering amendments for the purpose of
wasting time and making party capital
He thought his propositions were
smart, but they were only ridiculous.
We think it about time that dele
gates who pronounce the Convention a
usurpation on the rights of the people,
and who hold their seats only for the
purpose of obstructing business and
making party capital, were taught a
lesson. Such delegates can not com
PLAIN if their propositions are ignored
by being promptly laid on the table, or
cut short off by the previous question.
The Convention has been assembled to
do great work. It's members are in
earnest ; and they will not much longer
allow themselves to be ANNOYED and
trifed with, and public business delay
ed, by the factions conduct of those
who avow that the body itselfis uncon-
stitutional and its acts null and void,
The table for irrelevant propositions
from such source, and the previous
question to cut short Improbable de-
bate, will no doubt very soon be the
rule of action adopted by the loyal
majority.
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Aiy Dotue uuu pt conVlnCcQl IL Will only
cost you your time In using It, II 1t docs you no
good.
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Cuts, Stiffness Of the Joints and Contraction of
the Muscles, Headache. Bruises, Pains In tbs
Limbs. Back, and Chest, Sores, Toottache, stings
Of Insects and Sprains, it's wonderful curative
powers pre- miraculous.
Taken Internally in cases of Sick Headache.
Collie, Bowel Complaints, Cholera, Dysentery,
Vomiting and Dyspepsia its soothing aud pcne.
trating qualities are felt as soon us taken.
tY-lt the reader or his friends have any com.
plant named in this advertisement, try the Vene.
tian Linimcnt. Remember il you dc not find re.
lief you can have J ,ur money refunded.
Ask for DR.. Tobias Venetian Iiniment, and
take no other. 1t is pleasant to take ano clean
to use, and cradcatcs the disease from the system
SO that 1t does not return is the case after U.S.
ing the many Lniments, Pain Killers, and Oils,
now flooding the country, that only stop the pain
while the article is being used, and then return.
Price SO cents per bottle. Sold by all the Drug
| gists.
Depot, Sc Corilandt Street, Ny.
Jan. IS, 1865. W-d&w1m.
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We saw yesterday couple ofpoor
white women from the country, who
gave us q most touching account OF the
suffering among the poor One of them
told us she had to spin her ten cuts of
cotton yarn for bushel of meal, and
could not tell one LAY what she would
have the next to support life. There
are, to-day, not less than five hundred
human beings in Wake County who
ere suffering the most acute pangs of
cold and hunger.
We can hope for no change for the
better until the State is restored to the
Union. This is the great present hope
for business of all kinds. Business is
stagnant, credit is destroyed, and the
burthen of this falls especially on the
poor. The man who obstructs the re-
turn Of the State to the Union is a pub
Tic enemy. Let the poor avoid such a
man. Let them curse him in their
righteous anger, when they are endu-
ring the pangs and the sorrows which
he has brought upon them, and which
he would continue, to crafty his he'll
lish ambition. The miserable traitors
who recently held their so-called Con-
sentative Convention in Raleigh, are the
deadly enemies of our suffering poor,
and when they dare to mount the
stump to address the poor and ask them
for their votes, they should be met
with Kisses and scon.
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The Reconstruction Committee at WASH
ington has recommended that the political
disability imposed by the reconstruction acts
he removed from Gen. Longstreet. with 9TH
ers. Gen. Longstreet is now in Washington,
and has been cordially received by loyal
members of Congress and eminent military
officers. He is Internationally submissive
to the ma ional authority, and an earnest adj
vocate of the reconstruction acts. Gen.
Longstreet is acting like patriot and a
man of sense. We may expect soon to hear
the Rebel press open on him. But who
cares for the bark of such animals9 They
can not bite.
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We learn that the Freedmen's School
House, in the neigborhood of Hills
Store, Randolph County, on the Uwhar-
RE, was set on fire 3 few nights since,
and consumed. The Teacher had been
previously insulted in various ways, and
injuries done to the School House. The
fire was the work of some Rebel incen
diary. We may imagine to some ex-
tent what would be the fate of the Union
people of this State, native and adopted,
if Gov. Vance and his party should OBJ
tain control.
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EVERY WATCH FULLY WARRANTED.
For sale BY al Flrst-CIass Dealers In the United
States aud British Provinces.
For further information address the Agents,
ROBBINS Il APPLETON,
1872 Broadway, N. Y.
January 4, 1858. 119-tw&wlm
DEBILITY AND EVACUATION

DEBILITY AND EVACUATION,
Both results from the lack OF ability to convert
the food in nutriment. How necessary, then, for
those suffering from these alarming symptoms
TO Immediately resort to a remey that will
strengthen the stomach and digestive organs.
For. o. soon as this desirable object has been
accomplished, the health improves, and the pa
tient resumes his usual personal appearance.
HOSTETTER's STOMACH BlTTERs have u
tanned worldwide popularity In such cases, and
have been proven the best and safest means OF
removing constipation, toning the stomach, CIV
ing energy to the liver, and relieving eyerv symp-
tom of nervousness and depression ofsplrits. Its
cheering and beneficial effects are highly spoken
of by thousands, who owe to Il their restoration
to health. No restorative in the annals Of medi-
cine has attained the same popularity In the short
space OF time 1t has been before the public, or
has won the high endorsement accorded TO this
excellent tonic. Many other preparations, pur.
porting to be corrcctives and restoratives, have
been introduced. and have perisbcd one by ono
while the popularity Of HoSTETTRR's STOM-
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A Deserved Compliment,

The Convention yesterday, on motion of
Mr.. Abbott, passed resolution rendering the
thanks of the people of this State to Maj.
General Nelson A. Miles, Assistant Commits
sioner of the Freedman's Bureau, for the
faithful, efficient and impartial manner in
which he has performed his duties
This is deserved compliment to faith
full and worthy officer
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PROOFS OF THE SUPERIORITY OF
THE AMERICAN
WALTuAM
WATCH ES

This country has reason 10 be proud of this
splendid specimen OF American operative genius
and enterprise. That ii will work revolution In
the watch manufacturing of the world no one
can doubt who examines the operations OF the
Waltham establishment, for it turns out watch
movements at just about one half the cost ofim
ported movcments-bcside the uniform rellnbili
ty OF the machine.made watches p ust give them
agreat advantage over all Others wherever known
A poor time-piece of the machine make will be
as rare in the future as good one Of hand make
has been heretofore, for machinery is arbitrary in
its performance, and can make perfect article
just as easy us one that is worthless. 1t will be
a cause of congratulation If this highly useful
American Enterprise shall have the effect of
driving out of market the thousands Of trashy
foreign articles miscallcd timekcepers by furnish
ing SO excellent and economical q substituted
n. Y. Times.
1--WE have had one OF the works of this Com.
pany In case for some considerable tinlc and
comparing them with former frst-class works Of
different manufacture possessed by US, they have
established in our opinion their superiority over
any ever Introduce, for correctness as time
pieces."- World.
eve notice with regret (wrlting Of the Paris
Exposition) the absence of spt ciInens Of Ameri-
can manufact ire, which, although only compar-
ativciy Of recent birth among US, IL already pro-
ducing results Of the most satisfactory character.
The watches manufactured BY the Waltham
Company are certainly, SO far as strength, dura-
biity, and excellence as time-kcepeis are con-
ccrned, as good as anything produced BY the
French or Swiss manufactures" Y. Herald
"The beauty, the precision, the greater cheap
ness, the Uniform excellence Of o watch con-
structed by machinery 60 equisitc that the mere
spectacle of its operation Is poetic, gradually
Viii which t viii not BE- deceived."IrHsrpsrs Weekly.
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The Reporter of the Sentinel de
scribes with ecstacy the effect on the
Rebel conclave, in this CIV, of The rid.
lculous, malicious speech of ,Iov. Vance.
He was unmerciful on the S, um."-
He waxed wroth at the idea that the
white man will go to the bottom. and
the dregs and scum will stag on TOP. -
lie said these " dregs and scum" would
soon meet the fate Of Sodom and Go
morrah. We will tell the Governor
what sort of white" men will not 90
to the bottom, for they are there al
ready, and they will "stay" there
They are such corrupt and graceless
traitors as he is. The loyal people of
this State, white and black, aoM gorern
m's State. They will make all such
persons as Gov. Vance know their
places. He speaks of the dregs and
scum" This is meant for as honest
and as decent citizens as there are in
the State. The Governor degrades
himself by such language, and hurts
no one for whom it is meant. Poor
man he is like mad clown in Cir
Gus who is compelled to play without
pay and who is laughed at only by
suc'i AS can not reward him for his
services.
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A Hot Shot.

And now, NJ. President. achen mig honor
as soldier and integrity as man hare been
so 0i"lently 'tssailed, pardon me for saying
that 1 can but regard this ,ohole matter from
beginning to end, as an attempt to incolue nc in
the resistance Of Ian, FIR aobieh yuu hesitated
to assume the responsibility in orders, and
thus destroy my character before the country"
u. s. GRANT TO ANDREW JOHNSON.
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The Republicans of Carteret will hold a
meeting in Beaufort, on the 18th, to appoint
delegates to the State Convention on the
Goth. The Republicans of Jones will hold
a meeting for the same purpose on the 18th,
at Trenton. The Republicans of Craven
will hold meeting in Newbern, on the 18th,
for the same purpose. Keep the ball rolling.
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Our thanks to E. A. Vogler, Esq, of Sa.
lem, N. c., for the present of substantial
well made pair of pcgged Balmoral shoes
from tile Shoe Mandatory of Vogler & Co.
of that place. This Mandatory is now
fairly at work, making mems, women's, boys
and Misses shoes of various grades. Let us
encourage our home manufactures.
Salem is famous for it's manufactures, its
Schools, its intelligence, and thrift and In
dustry.
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
First DicisioR. 4fb District, F3lth GwaIier.
CnAuEL HILL, January 20th. 1863
MOTTO Is HEREBY GIVEN,
IN That on the sixteenth tiGth) day Of Nay,
1857, at Chapel Hill, in the county of Orange,
State of North Carolina, seizure was made OF
eight Isl boxes of Tobacco. containing six Ann-
dred and seventy three (G7Sl pounds, by Assist
ant Assessor t. NJ. Kirkland, Tor non-paymeGt
of the tax thereon, and that thc SAME was placed
in the hands Of the deputy collector, j. j. Riggs
bee, on the seventh (7th) day CT December,
1857
Now, therefore, any person or persons claim
ing the Tobacco so seized, will appear before
John Read, Collector of the fourth (4til) District
of North Carolina, or his deputy, J. J. Riggs5ea,
In the town of Chapel Hill, n C., and make such
claim within thirty (30) days from the date here
of, otherwise the same will be contiscated.
JOHN READ,
Collector 4t.i Dist. n G..
j. j. RIGGsBEE, Deputy.
January 70, 1863 4-w3w
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We have published in full to-day, the de-
bate ON the expulsion of a reporter for the
North Cdrolinian who. following in the foot
steps of the $50 callcd) "White mans party"
organ throughout the State, who devote the
greater portion of their space to abuse of
the Delegates to the Constitutional Conven-
ton. abused his privilege to such an extent
that some mark of disapprobation was ne
cessary. He was therefore expelled. 1t is a
At termination to the career of that new
fedged reporter who may learn somewhat
sooner than he otherwise would, that it was
his place to report proceedings and let his
master furnish the malignity. hold up hon
orable men to ridicule aud pirate about hon
or. as the Cinnamon does when lie pronoun-
ces all but his favored race "barbarians."
A reporter is assigned seat in that body
by courtesy, as he well knows, and he must
conduct himself respectfully or the courtesy
will be withdrawn. The freedom OF the
press has not been interfered with, in the
least. The CaroIinian can add picture OF
a soldier to its columns over its partiZan re-
mort as does the little Star if it chooses, and
no one will complain. No one cares what
it saws or does, in its columns, but every
public as well as private body has the right
to protect itself from insults within its walls,
and all candid minds, after reading the re-
port of the debate, will add served him
right" Wilmington Post.
Our opponents thought at one time
they would make much capital out of
the cry that the freedom of the press
had been assailed by the expulsion of
this Reporter. But the cry was not
taken up. The people saw and felt that
the President of the Convention did
right. The Post has taken the true
view of the matter. There are others
in the Convention, not Reporters, who
are in the habit of insulting the body
by theirremarks. The Convention can
afford to tolerate them as long as they
restrict themselves to the use of their
tongues. They are harmless. They
think they are making capital for them
selves. whereas they are simply adding
to the strength of the Republican
Darty.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

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DR.. Hay and Nathan Gulley, Esq. were
detained from their seats for several days of
the week just past, by indisposition. This
will account for the absence of their names
from the yeas and nays on those days.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-02-12

There is some juilation among Rebels
over the assumption that old line Wings
and old line Democrats are acting together
in harmony in opposition to the Republican
party. If this be SO, the union between
these forces is late in the day. The two old
parties in this State dissolved in 1860. The
better portion of both united to form the
Union party, and the refuse portion went
with MIR. Davis and Mr.. Yancey. The Re-
publican party is based OH that same Union
party; and though the latter lost many fits
members on account of the fiery trials
through which it was obliged to pass, yet
many thousands of the old Wigs and old
Democrats who joined hands and hearts at
that time forthe good of the country, arc still
together under the glorious flag of that party
which saved the nation. There is no occa-
sion for old Wings and old Democrats, who
are sincere Unionists, to unite at this late
day They are united already, and they in
tend to make good Constitution, ratify it.
restore the State to the Union, and give to
this people benefcent, stable, loyal gov
eminent.
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Keep it before the people that Gov.
Graham, the Rebel leader in this State,
says that color is the true line of demar
cation as to suffrage, and that, in his
opinion, no colored man ought to be
allowed to vote.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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pepkrupt Notices.

Notice is hereby given to Deputy Marshais and
Others, that all " Notices in Bankruptcy must DC
paid for in advance. No such Notice VIII oe
published hereafter unless accompanied by the