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ADVERTISING !:

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Every subsequent insertion. 49,. rs
Announcement of candidates for
- once ......... ........s.... ..... SlO w
Advertisements sent in for pubHca-
tion, when there are no directions, viii
be inserted in English and French, and
when time is not limited, will be con-
tinued until orders are received and
charged accordingly. .... &. ..,. III.
Liberal discount to those who adver-
tise by the year or quarter. .... .....r.
No credit will be given for Advertising
or Job work, except by special, agree
ment. ...... f.. g, .
Cards, stating merely the names,
business and place of residence, with
paper included, Twelve Dollars per
annum.
Bg=A1 Judicial advertisements must
be paid for on the last day of pubhca-
tion, or on the day of sale. .
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w. H. KIRKMAN. M. Id.

ID ESPECTFUIiLY offers to the citi-
HI Gems of Calcasieu. his Medical SER
vices ON the following terms, to wit
One-hah cash, or some available means,
ut the time OF service, and the balance
at the expiration OF Che year.
Lake Charles, Feb. Is. 1868.
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"I say, Glenn % said two dispU-
ting darhes appealing for decision
to a sable umpire, which word is
right -di-zactly or de-zactlY ?"
The sable umpire reflected mo-
ment, and then, with a look of Wis
dom, said " I can't tell pre-
zaetly."o ........ .......-. '...,.
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"Do you chew tobacco?" asked
a lady of a young man in a street
car, by whose side she displayed
her immaculate skirts. " No,
ma'am, was the reply, but T can
get You a chew If you like. -
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TERMS:

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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-12
MARsHAL'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT Fl. FA. TO ME
ID directed, from the Circuit Court Of the
United States for the Middle District of Ten
nessee, at its October Term. 1857. L will proceed
TO sell to the highest bidder. for cash. at the
Courthouse door in the city of Nashville, on
SATU RDAG, the Dist day of March, 1883, the
ioIoWlng piece OF land, t0-wlt; tract OF Land
lying in Maury county. Tennessee. in civil dis
trict No. 8. and containing fifty acres. more OF
less. and bounded as follows On the north and
west by the lands of Joseph e. Rye; south by
the lands Of the heirs of W iliiam I. Porter. de
ceased; east by the Pulaski Turnpike road and
west by the lands of S. M. Nicely and j q. c. Rye (;
levied on as the property of Samuel NJ. Nicely,
and sold to satisfy judgment rendered at said
term of the Court in favor of the United States.
and against said n eely and others for the sum
of four hundred and seven and 39-l00 dollars
and costs of suits. Sale within the hours pre-
scrib by Law. l.. r. GLASCOCh,
feb9 vat L. S. NJ. NJ, ID. L.
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REPEAL OF THE INCOME rA1,

REPEAL OF THE INCOME fAN.
A petition soliciting repeal OF the tar
upon Incomes is being circulated IN the
Eastern States, and largely signed
newspapers without regard to politics
ere given il publicity The following is
the gistsnd Substance Of the paper
while the war continued, this novel
tax vas submitted to patiently By ihe
people. 90,
1T is now almost universally felt to be
unnecessary and oppressive. ..-.. /.
Its enforcement requires an inqulsition
into The prirAte afisiEs Of every individual,
so minute and searching, andis followed BY
s,ch publicity, chat il has produced, and IS
producing daily, more and more public di'-
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-12
EDGEFIELD & KENTUCKY
RAIL ROAD
NASHVILLE AND MEMPHIS lime.

uNHE QUICKEST AND MOST RELIABLE
route to Memphis, Humboldt, Cairo, and all
points West.
On and after Monday, the 10th inst.
the Edgefeld and Kentucky Train, which leaves
Nashville ut o'clock P. NJ, will pass through
20 Trenton, in Todd county, Kentucky on the
Evansville. Henderson and Nashville Railroad,
remaining overnight ut Trenton. and return to
Nashville the next morning at 10 o'clock, max
ing the usual connection at State Line without
change of schedule.
Train leaves Nashville daily at . o'clock u.
m, and arrives at Memphis next morning at
u -. H.
Leaves Memphis at y. M, and arrives at
Nashville next day at 40 "a. VA.
The y. En. Train makes close connections
at Humboldt with trains on Mobile and Ohio
Railroad for all points South. Also, connects at
Humboldt with trains for Cairo. Saint Louis,
and all points West.
This line is provided with elegant Sleeping
Cars. has been put in thorough repair, and Is
prepared to transport passengers and freight
with reliability and dispatch
THOMAS HASSARD,
den1 Sup't Il. i X. Railroad.
febll If
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TIE Presidents clincher on Grant
will be found in the telegraphic dis
patches this morning.
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content and ought now to be repealed. 1t
has been shown by careful estimates that
sufficient amount Of internal revenue for
the purposes Of the government can be
raised from other and less oppressive
sources, and in mode free from the objec-
tons which have made this tax 80 aniver-
sally unpopular
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-12
NoLENsVILLE NURSERY
CHRISTIAN a GREEN, Proprietor
wutIauasOa a saRIy Tenn.

49,. rIyHE BEST AND CHOICEST va
sSzF l rieties % Fruit Trees, suited
t5R1tO the soil Of Tennes es and the
South, can be supplied IN any guam
- Titles. and will be warranted a. rep
resented Send Ter a catalogue. Orders will
recsi 70 prompt attention. address or call on
"a. J. GREEN, Agent.
At Stratt0n. Cheney a Roy No u Broad
street, Nashville. Tenn fsbl In
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Middle DislrIci of Tennessee.

rrHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
] notice Of his appointment ~ assigpee ~
". v. Ross and Alex "A. Vincent. Of the county
Of Rutherford an state of Tenaessee, within
said district. whehage been adiudgsi han ~ pt.
on their own petitions, b. the District Court u
said distriet- -sI
EDWARD L. JORDAN sAssisnss.
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G O Al.

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, JANU-
OARY E5, 1868, / shall deliver CuMBER-
LAND COAL from my office. As South College
street, and from Woode0ck 4 Co.'s old stand,
81 South Cherry street. at the following price
Round Coal, SO so per Load.
JOHN L. GLENN may be found at 81 South
Cherry street. VIM. DEWS.
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s1sI4soOa
Total Assets

ilhDflltieS 44W 10
STATE OF NEW YORK.
City and County OF NeS York ~
George 7. Hope, President, and Gyms Peek,
Secretary, Of the Continental Insurance Com
pany, being seyerally sworn. depOse and say,
each for himself says, that the foregoing IS q
true, fall and correct statement OF the afairs Of
the said Corporation, and that they are the
above described officers thereof
GEO. y. HOPE, President
CYRUS PECK, Secretary.
Subsrfibed and sworn before me- this 9th day
Of January A ID. 1888.
TH05. l.. THoREELL. Notary Public
STATE OF TENNESSEE, }
COMPTROLLER's OFFICE
NASHVILLE, Jan. ]. 1868.
/. q. W. Blackburn, Comptroller Of the TTsa-
sury do hereby certify that the Continental In
surance Company, located az New York. in the
State OF New York. has produced to me salts
factory evidence that said Company has com
piled with all the requirements Of the laws Of
the State of Tennessee. imposed on insurance
companies; and further certify that FARMS
WORTH 4 CLARK, Agents Of said Company.
have also complied with the requirements Of
the laws Of the State, made and provided ia
such cases: Wherefore. said Continental In
surance Company has authority 10 take risks
and transact the business Of insurance In this
State. At Nashville. Tenn
Il. w. BLACKBURN,
febs Comptroller Of Tennessee.
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Notice of Copartnership.

ID WRIGHT Is ADMITTED AS PART
-. ner in the business house of ROBERT
THOMPSON, to take effect from the lst instant
The style of the firm will be ROBERT TH0MP-
SON 4 co. ROBERT THOMPSON.
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N o T I G e 4,

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or THEr
Il County Court u Davidson county, 10 mo
directed, made At the February Term, 1873, Of
aid Court. upon the application Of the Board
Of Directors Of the Iennessee and Pacific Kali
road Company, and ia pursunnce Of tbs statutes
in saeh cases made and provided, viii b. my-
sell end deputies, open AID hold an election ~
the various election PRECINCTS IN said county OF
saturday, March Z, 1863, for the purpo-e
Of ascertaininK whether a majority Of the voters
Of said county viii approve or disapprove q
subscription By said county Of $50. 600 % the
kaPltal stock Of said Tennessee and PaciEc
kailfoad Company. m the Coupon Bonds Of said
ounty-One-third payable al the expiration Of
hfteen years, one-third Ia tweny Year,, and the
other third IN twenty i've years FROM the date Of
Their issuance, bearing stx per cent, interest,
payable selni-Annualiy ct which clection those
voters who are M favor OF ubseTipti0a VIII pHt
0n their tickets The words Tor subscription,
and thoss opposed 70 the subscnption sill put
en- thsi. tick ts . no sahscFi 9ti0u.
e.. PATTERSON.
sheriff Of Davidson C0nnty. State Of TsRnsssss.
icbo "a
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STAT F. M ENT
oF THE CONDITIONS o. fHE
Home Insurance Company

az New Maven, SOnneCttcuf, ON ghs
Jist day 81 December. 1887, re
turned so the COmptroIler % cue
state OF Tennessee.
Amt Of Capital auth'd By Charter. St0OO.OJ %
Amt actually paid IN ca1I.. iOl1uUI on
ASSETS:
$4,000
LIABILITIES:
Losses adjusted and due --...-.......... None
Losses adjusted and not due. A0ns.
Losses in process Of adjustmsnt------s 81. $50 ~
Amount Of Ere risks Outstaudiag- "a. ~ sol =
Amount Of inland risks Ontstsnding s17.il5 OJ
Largest amt Insured ia any one risk =, coo %
ID. r. SATIEkLEE. President.
VIZ. s. 6OQDELL. Secretary.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT
Nav HAVEN COCNTY. SIS.
Personally appeared. ID. X. Sattsrlee. Prell-
dent and WIN. $. 000dell. Seer=taFy Of III
Home Insurance Company, Of New Ha-
ven. Connecticut. who being severally sworn.
depOse and say that the foregoing IA a iuil. true
and correct statement u the Affairs ct said Ia
surance Company, and that they are the above
described officers thereof
q 4QSEPH SHELDON. Notary Public.
PIP. PECK, Agent.
No. -. Nsrih College -. Nashville.
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y II a II r NJ r ~ IT
Continental Insurance Co.,

Ofthe City of New York. on the LIST day Of jan
uary. A. D. 1868, made to the Comptroller OF
the State Of Tennessee. pursuant to the stat
ute of said State.
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LOST.

ON SATURDAY. BETWEEN MY RESI-
" dence on the Charlotte Pike and the city,
BLACK SAICHEL, eOntaining some law papers
Of no value to any one else. A liberal reward
will be paid fer the return Of the papers
JOHN G. BURCH,
Attorney at Law, 81 Cherry street.
fabll 81
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NAME AND LOCATION.

NAME AND LOCATION.
The name OF this Company is the Continental
Insurance Company, incorporated IN 1882, and
located in the city Of New York.
CAPITAL.
The Capital of said Com
pany, actually paid up
in cash, is ...............,.-... S50uhh 90
The surpus on the LIST
day of January lsi8~..-l ,3l4.5gO 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-24
EUROPE.

Progress of the Revolution in Spain
Rebels PrOeIaImIRg a PresIdent-In-
surrectIOns In sIcIly-MInIster John
son on EpRland and the United States
Immense Cotton Weld In Egypt,
LONDON, September 23.- Interesting
news from Spain continues to come in. The
provinces of Corunna, Lugo, Orenz. Ponte-
vedra, Murcia, Albocete, Huesca, Zoraiaca
and Ternel, have pronounced for the revo-
lutionists and appeal to the nation. The
sovereignty of the people is the war cry of
the insurgents. The rebels occupied Cadiz
on Sunday. Seville is the headquarters of
rebellion.
General Prim sailed from Paris General
Prim met the exiled gentlemen at Cadiz.
Malcompo, of the ironclad Saragossa,
brought his guns to bear on Gadiz bar
racks, compelling the loyal troops to sur
render, and Cadiz declared for the rebel
lion. Each general then sailed to prear.
ranged points on the coast, where each
raised the standard of insurrection, and set
movements on foot in his appointed theatre
of operations.
The following additional from Spain has
been received:
Santonia, fortified town in Santander,
has pronounced for the revolutionists.
Railroads and telegraphs in the southeast
ern part of Spain are cut, and rapid COM
munication destroyed. The excitement at
Madrid is increasing.
The following from Madrid is official.
General NOvalschez, heading large royal
force, has gone to Andalusia. Troops have
also been sent into Santander.
PARIS, September 29,-Latest adyices re-
port Madrid quiet. The Queen, finding
the roads in possession of the enemy, was
compelled to return to St. Sebastian. The
rebels every where are proclaimiug Espar-
tero President
LIEBoN. September 5.-Montpensier is
preparing to return to Spain.
PARIS, September ga French fleet is
under orders to sail for Spain to protect
French citizens.
LoSDoN, September 23.4Dispatcbes
from Naples report instructions in Gala
bria and Sicily, favoring republic
Paris kilograms confirm the rising in
| Southern Italy. 1t is asserted that Francis
II, ex-King Of Sicily, is the instigator Of the
rising.
LoSDoN, September Minister John
son, replying to an address from the Town
Council Of Leeds. said there were few diff
! ferenees between England and the United
States, and they unimportant, because
they could be amicably adjusted without
furnishing the honor Of either country.
LlvERPooL. September 23.--Letters re-
ceived from Egypt report that the yield Of
cotton in that country this year will be
enormous.
HAMBuRa, September 23-The American
bark telegraph, from Cronstadt for Boston
is ashore In the Baltic. No particulars.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-24
ALABAMA.

Governor Smith and Members of tn
Leglslatare Gone to Washington to
Ask For rTrOops-DemOcratic Innocent
Indignation MeetinE-The Lambs Dis.
like TO be slRndered-Re publican
Meeting. .. .."
MONTGOMERY, September Ex-Governor
Smith and five Republican members of
the Legislature left for Washington this
morning with the memorial to the President,
asking tor.troOps.
The Democrats are holding an indgna-
ton meeting tonight and denounce the
language of the memorial as false. They
have no objection to the presence of the
soldiers, but object to the memorial as a
slander on the white people of Alabama.
The Republicans are holding meeting
tonight. Very few present but negroes.
Nothing done in the Legislature to day.
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GEORGIA.
The Augusta Election Bin Passed-The
Camilla RIOt and Who Furnished the

The Augusta Election Hin Passed-The
Camilla RIot and WhO Furnished the
Arms.
ATLANTA. September 29,-The Senate
took up the vetoed Augusta Municipal
Election bill, and passed it over the veto
by "a to IL. .a
In the House, Mr.. Bryant, Republican.
moved to reconsider the action of the
House OF yesterday in adopting the ma
jority report of the committee to investigate
the late difficulty between the whites and
blacks at Camilla. The motion was lost
by large vote.
The report circulated that it is believed
that the arms brought to Albany recently
consigned to Rust, johnson Il Co.. were
sent to Camilla, is denied in card pub
lished by one of the firm in an Atlanta
paper. Captain Rust says: No guns have
been consigned to or received by the firm,
except four which were bought on private
account, which are now and were on Satur-
day last in possession of the firm at Albany,
and have never been out of Albany since
received. Sc far from furnishing arms, the
firm had no knowledge of the meeting at
Camilla until news of the disturbance was
received.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-24

sustained the demurrer. Defense asked
leave to amend their plea, and the court
adjourned.
General Meade is here; he had an inter
view with the President to-day.
Schofeld Instructed Gen. Meade to pro-
coed at once to his headquarters. Gen.
Meade departs this evening.
General Hatch. Bureau Commissioner for
Louisiana, is here. He has had interviews
with Secretary Schofield and Gen. Howard.
Internal revenue receipts to-day $685.
600
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TEXAS.


TI.uI WITH tnU OHpIuFe OF NHdIiADts
WASHINGTON, September .23.-General
Reynolds reports from Austin, Texas, that
a detachment of the Ninth Cavalry, from
Fort Davis, overlook two hundred Indians,
killed thirty, captured thirty, and rescued
captiVes; captured two hundred animals,
and destroyed the Indian camp and their
winter supplies.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-24
SOUTH CAROLINA.

ColOred Men Admitted to the Bar.
COLUMBIA, S.. g., September 23.-Three
colored men were to-day admitted to the
bar of South Carolina-one from Michigan,
one from Massachusetts,, and one from
Pennsylvania. They were admitted by
two members newly elected to the Supreme
Court-one from New York and one from
Ohio.
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MAZATLAN.

SinalOa RevoIutIonIsts Shot by Court
Martial Order.
San Francisco, September 23.-Mazatlan
dates OF the ninth have been received.
General Canto, implicated in Patoni's as
sassination, with all the officers of his
brigade, are under arrest. Troops are con-
centrating at Guadalajora to attack Lo-
zada. Colonels Toledo and Grands, chiefs
of the Sinaloa revolution, were shot by
order Of the military court martial.
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THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER "a 1868

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A. B. BACON,
JOHN RAY,
L L MnMEHHL

JOI1N hAI
J..J. MONETTE.
Mr.. Bacon: move that the Committee be
allowed to sit further to more fully investi.
gate the matter.
Adopted.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Bacon: offer the following resolu-
ton:
On motion OF Mr.. Bacon it was ordered
that the Secretary of the Senate proceed to
the House with engrossed bill of the Senate
No. %, entitled an act respecting imprison-
ments and fines, and ask whether the bill
as altered in the copy with pencil passed
that body thus altered, and with the words
mot be competent in the sixteenth line
stricken out as it now appears, or as it
passed the Senate with those words, mot
competent in it and the words "nor to" in
the eighteenth line stricken out and the
word 'andn substituted in pencil Also,
whether the fourth section in pencil was in
the bill as it passed that body, and to inform
the House that the Senate purposes to have
the bill re.enrolled AS it was originally en-
crossed and passed without these pencil
alterations, and with the words ''not be
competent" restored, unless the House de-
clares that such was not the purport of the
bill as passed by them.
Adopted.
The majority report of the Committee on
Elections, in the case of @. G. Antoine VS..
Reuben White, was read, as follows:
Resoloed, That @. G. Antoine be and he is
hereby legally elected Senator from the
Twenty.hrst Senatorial District, State of
louisiana and that he be sworn to fulfill
the duties of that office, and allowed to
take his seat as Senator in this honorable
body. a
GEORGE Y. KELSO.
ROBERT POINDEXTER.
PATRICK O'HARA.
The order of the day was called.
l. SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY.
Senate joint resolution No. 100, substi-
tute to amend article ninety.niRe of the Con-
stitution, was read.
Mr.. o'Hara: ask for suspension of the
rules.
Rules suspended.
I move that the majority report of the
Committee on Elections in the case of c.
C. Antoine ys. Reuben White be made the
special order of the day tomorrow.
Mr.. Bacon: move to amend by making
the report the special order Of the day on
Saturday. ...1s
Lost.
Mr.. o'Hara's motion was then adopted.
A call Of the House was ordered. f
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Il -. .el1ffl Il sl1aizHlFh ElgaIrf
49, sTfs is ~ sitlf-'qss "a
$50 a ~
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MISCELLANEOUS NEWS

nsurrections in Sicily.
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Mr.. Bacon: move that the Committee be
gate the matter.
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lUEEN ISABELLA WILLING TO ADD CATE.
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Iurratt Discharged on the Statute of
Limitation.
WASHINGTON, September 24.-Surratt is
how Epleading the statute Of limitation of
b799. The argument is progressing.
LATER.-Tbe last plea is potent-Sur-
lrott is frao
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to amend article ninety-nine of the Consti
tuition, be considered engrossed.
The Clerk of the House of Representa-
tatives appeared with the following message
from the House, regarding Senate bill No. %:
ION motion of Mr.. Carr, of Orleans,
respectfully returned with the information
that the House concurred, without amend
ments, and that the words, not be compe,
TENT were not stricken out By the House,
neither the words nor to- in the eighteenth
line; and that the additional section was
not added by the House"
(Signedl WILLIAM VIGERS,
Nhief nlorL
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Rebels Proclaiming a President.
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