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d r. s. J. 60 BIB

HAVING RESOLVED UPON CONTINU-
IL ing the practice Of his profession IN the
city. would respectfully announce 70 the citizens
OF Nashville and vicinity. that he has opened
DENTAL ROOMS on Church street, opp
site the Maxwell House. new No. -. (Old 70.
SD where be IS prepared TO do both Operative
and Mechanical Dentistry. nOv2f Bun
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-06
R e M OV AL.

1 HAVE MOVED MY BOOT AND SHOE
l. Store from q Church street TO No l04 Church
street in simmons Block, opposite the st Cloud
Hotel. where | shall be glad TO receive the
pafonage of my old friends and customers.
p. TACH0N.
ian slim. IB1
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-06
IRON PIPE,

For Gas, Water md Steam. from an eighth inch
up to two inches
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GAS FIXTURES

Of every description. at Low RATES.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-04
Kippins is the man.

EU-KLUx- x-KLAN.-Senator Nye, of Nevada, gave
Doolittle tongue flashing upon the " Dry Tortu-
gas question: in the Senate, recently, and after
SAYING that riot meant organized assassination,
he proceeded -" Yes, sir; organized assassina-
ton. 1t means the outrages of your Ku-klux-
khan, by means of which the man who, in habil-
ments and garb of American citizen is COM
peeled to find hiding places in your mountains
AMI to for his life, and on every turn he
meets the klu-klux-klan, or the left wing of the
Democratic party. They are the skirmishers of
Democracy. They are the living rebellion that
exists. No sympathy is reused on the hon
cradle Senator'S part by the wrongs thus COM
mi,ted He can sit calmly by and laugh at the
idea of the Klu-klux-klan, while every inch Of
the highway is Redeemed with human blood.
But it is colored blood there, generally that is
not quite red as the blood of the honorable
Senator's constituent, who goes to the Dry Tor
tugas. Sir, / am sick of this paltering with
this thing"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-04

NAsBY NoMINATEs AN ILLINOIS PATRIOT FOR
PREsIDENT.-Nasby nominates Jethro L. Kippins
as the Democratic man for President, not be-
cause he (Kippins) holds Nasby's note for SIS 60,
but for the following reasons =" The name Nv
Jethro L. Kippins hez never filled the sound in
the trump NV fame. With him on our tikkit sew
raj pints wood be gained. On all questions on
(which there is a doubt in the minds Nv the De-
mocrisy Jethro L. Kippins is uncommitted. He
Fls unembarrassed with views, and on trubble-
some questions hez nary an opinyun. The
truDble Pendleton hez with the greenbax wood
not afflict him, neither wood any Nv them other
questions which rather embarrassin than
otherwise. He hez but one Politikle principle,
which he holds is enuF for any man. and
that is Democrisy ez it hez ben, ez it is, and ez
it may be. He believes firmly in the cuss Nv
Canaan he holds close to OneSimus and Hagar,
and hez sworn a solemn oath that no nigger shell
ever marry daughter Nv hizZen. This noble
sentiment, which alluz strikes a responsive cord
in every Demekratic buzzum, wood be emilia
zoned ON the Kippins banner. Jethro l.. Kip
pinses posishun on the war question is happy.
He opposed all the steps wich led to it, and when
it finally broke out he proposed the only troo
Demekratic way Nv stoppin it. 1t wuz hiz opn-
yum that we he'd no rite to coerce the South
that there warrant in the constoosh hun
for any sicb.nercedin. Eff Boregard fires onto
Major And Sg5n,' sed he, let Major Anderson go
afore the nearest Justice Nv the Peece and hey
him bound over to keep the peece. Ell he wont
keep the peece, and the Justice cant enforce his
warrant, why that ends it. We cant 60 beyond
the constoosnun. After hostilties actooly be-
gan, his posishun wuz eminently satisfactory to
both sides. He wuz in favor Nv the war, but
opposed to its prosekooshun He remarkt that
the South he'd committed indscreshun, but were
he in Congris he shoodent vote for nary man nor
dollar for carryin on war agin EN-. his two
sons served in the war-one in the Corfedrit SER
Wis and one in the Federal-both ez suffers.
The war bore heavy on him-he made great sac
rifices Three other sons he supported in Can
ada doorn the continyooance NV the unnachrel
strife.'''
is iI1n mn
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-04

QUICK -WIrTED.-A foreigner who had heard
of the Yankee propensity for Dragging, thought
he would beat the natives at their own game.
Seeing some very large watermelons on mar
ket-woman's stand, he exclaimed; What
don't you raise larger apples than those in
American The quick-witted woman replied ;
Apples anybody might know you were for
eigner-them's s gooseberries y
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-04

GRAND MASTER C. c. HAswELL has issued an
official order in which he says S." Any Lodge of
the |. O.. o. F., subordinate to the Right Worthy
Grand Lodge of California, ard jurisdiction
thereunto belonging, desiring to do so, is author
lied by this dispensation, to appear in the public
procession on the Fourth day of July, A. D. 1868,
in full regala or otherwise, as such Lodge may
oil
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-04

AN incident occurred at Democratic meeting
as follows There was a split on some question,
and the chairman, plain old farmer, had vote
taken The side on which the chairman stood
carried their point by few votes, and he an
nounced the result in this style Gentlemen
our side have carried the point unanimously
but not so id unanimously as one might wish p
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-04

ARE the Democrats who are bowling SC
hoarsely against the " boated bond-holders
aware that over one billion of dollars worth are
owned by the industrial classes? Yet such is
the fact. Nearly one-half Of the national debt
being owned by those who earn their dollars by
the sweat of their brow. And this debt Demo.
Gratis are threatening to repudiate.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-04
COLFAx.

Ceifa1 C we'll chosen to preside
freedom's Congress, and to guide,
a, As one who holds the reius Of fate,
Inc current Of its great debate;
prompted by dne too wise and good,
Ana fair, withal, to be withstood,
nere, from our Northern river banks,
1 send to thee my hearty thanks
1or all the patience which has borne
The weary toot of Bunkum's horn,
The kissing Of the Copperhead,
The Folly dropping words of leadl
Still wisely ready when the scale
Hangs poised to make the right prevail;
Still foremost, though secessions head
Be crushed, with scornful heel to tread
The life ont from its writhipg. tall e.
As wise, frm, faithful to the end
God keep thee, prays thy sincere friend.
JOHN G. WHITTIER
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-04

OLD-FAsHIoNED JUsTICE.-The Boston AdUer-
tiser says member of the bar, in looking over
the court records of Norfolk county, Massachu-
setts, short time since, saw the following judg-
ment, passed in March, 1901, on Andrew
Bartholomew, for breaking into the house of Alb
igail Gay -" 1t Isl therefore, considered by the
court here that he be publicly whipped on the
naked back thirty-nine stripes that he be set
on the gallows for the space of one hour, with a
rope about his neck and one end thereof cast
over the gallows that he pay to Abigail Cay,
the party injured, six hundred dollars, which,
with the goods restored, is treble the value OF
the goods stolen. And if he does not pay the
same within thirty days, then it is ordered py
the court that the said Abigail may dispose tn %
him in service to any person whomsoever iol .mo
term of seven years, to make satisfaction end
for that he pay cost of prosecution aiu M
committed until sentence be performed:
WHAT ridiculous things occur sun nnIemn
funerals, For instance, on one OF tnoso ~ a.
occos;ors there stood in the mouse oi lno :.
oou,od on old fashioned clock, wnicn "nIn
c.L, 20. 49, commencement OF the meiluI"h h"ui'
hnisneu Ie,o - NAV tune. The ofhclaung MINIS
; was the midst of ais sermon, wheh, noon
ua,;na arrived, the clock commenced striking
.ins In very solemn tone ne impressed
~, his hearers the inevitable flight OF time
.be erbortation evidently ineffective, as
.ha clock instantly followed with the cherry old
notes not of "Take your time, Miss Lucy
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-04
Weekly Trimity Somrmal.

~ County W,Arrsnss and 6rsssbseks taken at
their ruling value in payment for subscriptions to this
paper To soldiers in the service the JOURNAL
viii be furnished for Greenbacks at PAR.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-04
AUNT SUSAN, about seventy years of age, is

=
"unanimous' on man. She says =" If all the
men were taken off, she'd make arrangements
for her funeral forthwith She also says -
tSuppose all the men were in one country, ana
all the women in another, with big river be-
tween them. Good gracious what lots of poor
women would be drowned ~ ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-04

THE Oregon Herald says that @ Oregon occu-
pies proud position at the head of the Demo-
cratic column That is exactly where South
Carolina was several years sinee-see what her
Democracy has brought her to.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-04

AN INCOME" Did your wife have an income
last year?' asked an internal revenue officer o.
a citizen of Carlinsvile, III. g Yes, she had
twins-both girls" The officer concluded thai
it was pretty liberal income.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-04

the Ledger -" Explain to me, if you can, Mr.
Bonner, why it is that so many young people are
ashamed to have it thought they have no money
or why is it they are ashamed of economy IN mo
management of slender means and cf frugality
in living? There is no disgrace in oeins I'M an IN
acorn before being an oak. Young people ne ire
euenty wish tlat they were grown out sniJ
are not ashamed of being young ~ ..h ona 10
ashamed to have it discovered that MS s'Fensan,
knowledge and skill are ppoPoriiI-I n.i1 hInsb erJ
reors But these same persons Will pluSh anu
seaas efar shame o ~. at being supposed not to have
sum, S','', m1der circumstances in which ali the
nonus, r;bio worId knows that they ought to have
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-04
Weavervjlle, Saturday, July 4, 1868

~ San Francisco Ageney.-San Francisco mer-
chants business who desire advertisements In
serted In the TRINITY JOURNAL, informed that L. r.
4SHER $40 Washington street. is Agent and that he
alone u to business for this paper
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-04
SEVEN OLD TRUIsMs-There is combined truth
and common sense in the following mottos, due
heed to which has raised thousands to afluence ::

ADVERTISING
Has created many new business:
Has enlarged many an old business;
Has revived many dull business;
Has rescued many lost business
Has saved many a failing business;
Has preserved many a large business
And insures success in any business.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-04

An APpRENrIcEsHIP.-Carto the French
ronber. was once requested by young man to
he engaged in his band. Where have you
served ~ asked Cartouche. . Two years with
direputable attorney, anu SIX months with an
inspector of police" g WELL" answered the
chief. g. that yhole time shall be reckoned as if
YOU had served in my troupe
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-04

A VERY THIy CRCsT.-In a late numb of the
Virginia: Eaterprise. in giving deecrip:ion Of
the recent earthquake in Ne~aGa Z : that The
people in ne vcin:.. e Steamboat { -i~ga
were good deal frightened, for at best they are
aware that there is but very thin crust between
them and h-n.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-07-04

PREFIX THoUGHT.-Flowers are the alpha
bets Of angels, scattered here and there,
and speaking what the tongue cannot express
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-10

"A CHASTITY discovery has just been
made at Gull Island, near Green Bay,
Newfoundland. Some sailors went re-
Gently in the boat OF passing vessel to
shoot birds on that island, and there
came upon thirteen dead bodies, frozen
stiffiy together under piece of frozen
canvas. They also found sort of jour-
nal, from which 1t appeared that the
brigantine Queen, with seventeen per-
soDs on board, was wrecked on Gull Is
land on the 18th of last December. Thir-
teen took refuge on shore, and four were
carried of in the drifting vessel and dis
appeared.
Captain Peters has received the sp-
pointment of Harbor Master Of Pensa-
cola, from Genera! Seymour,
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internal Revanue Taxes.

COLLECTORS OFFICE SrH DIST. Tenn
MEMPHIS, June 3, 1858.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Annual
~ List Of Taxes on Income Business or Pro-
fessons, Carriages, Watches, etc, etc, for this
District has been returned to me by the Asses
sor, and ali persons are notified that said Taxes
are now due and payable.
Payments in this city and county must be
made before the lst day Of July, at my office or
additional costs and penalties will accrue.
lei ROLFE :. SAUNDERS, Collector,
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Take Notice.

~ resent decision Of the Court in st Louis,
I'D q. +. Filley's SOLE RIGHT 70 use the name
~ CHARTER OAK" was sustained All
y persons infringing on those rights VIII be
: promptly prosecuted. The Genuine Old Re
! liable F" Charter Oak stove can be found
ONLY AT NO. 227 MAIN STREET,
Adjoining WoTEham House.
j. r. sCHABEL a CO.,
paal2 Ina Sole Agents for Aenphia, Tenn,
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WHEATON, NURSERY.
Two Miles South Of Memphis on
Horn Lake Road.
IoEN TRENT. WADDY THOMPSON.
JOHN TRENT & Co..
PROPRIETORs,
SUCCESSORS TO
DIR. s. NJ. WHE ATOM,

VIE are prepared to fII orders for every de-
w scriptiOn OF Fruit, Flowers and Orna-
mental Trees, Grape and Strawberry Vines and
Hot House Plants, Roses, ETC., etc
Our stock is made up OF the best selections
which can be gotten up In Europe or America
We solicit correspondence from all who pur-
chase trees in large or small quantities, or any
who wish to adorn their places with choice and
rare Flowers and Shrubs.
- First-ciass Landscape Gardener.
Flowers for Bouquets and Wreaths always
on hand.
eT Descriptive Catalogues. with prices and
all necessary information, viii be furnished by
applying personally, or by letter to
tors) siav IN IoESN TRRNT 4 ca.
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NOTICE.

Ii, persons having claims against the es-
"A tate of Wm. Hutchinson, deceased. are
hereby notified and required to appear aud dle
scribed bv law with the CLERK OF the COun ty
Court OF shelby county, Tenn, on or before
the seth day of October lass, or they win 90
forever barred. The insolvency OF said estate
having been suggesi ed, it Is being administered
as such In the County Court.
TON GALE, Executor
nal IaWsW Of Ym. Hutchinson, deed.
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msr months enjoy peculiar advantages IN the
spsc al course OF discipline and instruction, by
which they are prepared Tor the regular studies
which cOmInenSe on the LIST september
Circulars will be sent on application,
mails gtaW2W FRANCIS II. hh4Th, eRpk
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Gas FIXTURES.

In a small jobbing way, s5 to 25.
Old chickens firm at So; spring
chickens, IS 90 to 4 90. Eggs, In fsir
asnAad at Is to Ice. Flour Is suist bat
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inv Witness my official signature and
fsvafS seal OF said Court this Sd DAY OF
LAFAYETTE BcLAWS
mss laVtW Clerk s. O., \, c. Gs,
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I OUISIANA SELTZER AND MINERAL
Ia WATER MANDATORY, No. II Peoy-
farre street, New Orleans Seitzer Water put
up in bottles for the country at 50 per case Of
one dozeni ana AT % = per oarreI OF three
dozen. Also, Tarred Seltzer Water at I5c per
bottle Vichy Water at 25c per bottle. Orders
left st the Factory, or addressed through the
postoffice 10 Glass Box, No. 1918, New Orleans
promptly attended TO.
TREM0ULET & LETOREY,
AMI I'm ProprieforE
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ARKANSAS STAGE LINES

LITTLE ROCK
TO BENTON.
HOT SPRINGS.
Rockport, Arkadeiphia, spOonyille, AntV inc,
Washington, Clarksvile, Texas; Tulip, Ark.
Princston, Camden, Louisville, RusselviIle,
Dardaneu, ClarksviIle, Lewisburg, Ozark, Van
Buren, Fort Smith.
once at the Anthony House, LAttIe Rock,
Arkansas. D. J. CHLDESTER = CO.,
taI Proprietors.
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THROUGH TICKETS
At reduced rates, can be procured at Company 5
once. 237% Main street., and at Depot, head Of
Main street.
Ba- Baggage Checked at DepotOr by the Mem
phis City Transfer Com mpany at Hotels, Pri-
Vate Residences, or on board boat, to ali prin-
cipaI points East and North.
SAM. B. JONES, superintendent
ASA HILL, Passenger Agent. je3
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x1vUxOv.

II HAVE this day Withdrawn nom the nrm OF
1 Kirkland, Pollard q Co. r-v,,v~,
AsmPhis May q, lsas- ls3
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JAMES MCGREGOR.
Ed. MCGR AM.
FIRST ARRIVAL OF FRESH
PittSb burg Go al,
FOR THE
HAYS COAL COMPANY

Successors 10 bEAlSoo q FEIEhSONJ
"HOLESALE and Retail Dealers in best
w Pittsburg Coal, from the Hays Mines, first
pool, Monon ngahela river.
Office-221@ Madison street. mh25 II
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Quickest Route to New York
AND ALL
PRINCIPAL NORTHERN CITIES
is BY THE
Memphis 4 Louisville 3. 3. Line
Summer Schedules, June, 1868.
Double Daily Through Trains
Double Daily Through Trains

Both Trains connect for Nashville.
The 400 p m connects for Cairo and st. Louis,
arriving at st. LOUIS ct i:5O D m. next daVs
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Tho
A. wal :
Alaba
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and Be
resided
the RbC
Clerks
Term /
theref1
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-11
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.

THE NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.
Speaker Colfax :hls morning received the
following:
CONCORD, March 1i--SP<aIer Golfaz We
have met the enemy, and they are ours by over
thirty five hundred majority. .-.
.r n f1 ]. w. PATTERSON
Especial Dispatch to The Star.l
Boston, March lo.-The Concord correspon-
dent of the Herald telegraphs that the best Dem
ocratic authority reckons Hartman 5 ma ,ority
at 1850. One hundred and ten towns give Har
riman 23,33S Sinclair, 21,0i1. Republican gain
in these towns i,Gsi. ~
BOsToN, March ii-3 p. Mo Erenfnq Prsss
AsscciotioN.-W have no later news from New
Hamshlre. The dispatches in morning papers
give returns from iye-sixths of the State aud
the few scattering towns yet to hear from can't
change result from 2,50O to aOOO Republican
majority. .-....s ..g-i
The Legislature Will he strongly Republican
Each party carries five coanties The full yote
will be about 1000. The Democrats are dis
couraged. Boston 7yauUer.
TBy Associated Pressl
CONCORD, N. H., March 1.-THE New Hamp-
shire Statesman and Times states that TO towns
give Hartman 3s.o96, and Sinclair o,6aS votes
A Republican loss of 1,3a2 ft 80
The Republicans elect four ont of the fl We
Councillors and nine out of the twelve Sem
atorr. They have probably about seventy ma.
iority In the House, and a majority in fiye of
the counties. .- ..
Governor Harriman's majority will he some.
what reduced from last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-11
THE PRESIDENTS VIEWS.

What he says of Impeachment--He De.
tends Himself from the Chargee-Thinks
he had right TO Remove DIR. Sta ntoo-
Jefferson Davis is not broaght to Trial,
but he (the President)i is.
Especial dispatch to the Star.1
NEW YORK, March 1.-THE World this morn
ing contains an account Of long conversation
had by its special correspondent with Presi-
dent johnson, IN the course of which the Presi-
dent defends himself from the Impeachment
charges. The reported arguments of Mr. John
con are very Interesting and important They
relate to his course in suspending and removing
Mr.. Stanton; to his right under the first and
fourth sections of the Civil Tenure Act 10
remove a Cabinet officer not appointed by him.
self; to his right to select his Cabinet under
the CONSTITUTIONS; TO his messages TO Con gress,
and TO the speeches at St. LOUIS and elsewher.,
extracts from erroneous reports OF which. the
President says, have been garbied in the con.
ciuding articles Of Impeachment. The Presi-
dent finishes the conversation by review OF
his own public course and that of his enemies
who originated and applaud impeachm-nt
He contrasts his stand and theirs on the eve of
the rebellion and now, accusing them of lack
OF courage 10 defend the constitution aud the
Union them and Of having come to treat il.
and all who uphold il, with disrespect. Al
luding to the constitutional platform which he
Claims TO have stood upon throughout hi, ca
ress, the President concludes as follows: ..Jei-
ferson Davis, the head and front OF the rebel
lion. il not brought to trial. Yet ii is propoSed
in Congress TO try, the President at once-for
Mr. Davis, the country and the Senate may
Justly decide. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-11
Baltimore Annual Conference OF the n. o..
Church <outh.

SIXTH DAY.-Conferenca met In Baltimora
yesterday at the usual hour-Bishop Dogre: ia
the chair.
The first question on the s.Cieneral Minute -
was called, who are on Trial % The name
OF John II. Meredith was called. InQutrieS
Were instituted in reference 10 Mr. Mer..dith's :
falling TO comply with the requisition OF th-
Bishop 10y refusing, whilst stati Jned Al BarE-
ley, 10 travel in the Jacksonville Circuit, Rog-
noke District, IN accordance with Btshop
Pi'rce's order. After long discussion. 10.
question was put by the Chair, ..>hall Broth.r
Meredith be- continued ON triall'' which W.
decided IN the negative. by - ysaS. 81 nay
lie was Therefore discontinued
Rev. A. W. Harris, president OF the Wes'avap
Female lnsutu'e al Stanton, Va. gaNr a
gTaufylng account OF the progress OF that in j.
tuition OF learning. There are at present oa-
hundred young lady students. rsprese utiny all
sections of the South from Man yland TO Flor "a
The COMMITTEE on I.it-rarv Institution
Messrs. Tudor and Perry. made their repprr
They expressed their qualification at hearing II
the nourlshlng condition OF the Female In-f.-
tnte al Sfaunion, stating that there would b. 30
dlmeulty m obtaining $50 pupils. n the capac ~
OF the building was sufficient to accofnnlOds.t.
iheIn- The Conference is represented IH tit,.
Eoard OF Trustees by four OF ats minI~tsr--
hessis. Poisal, Roszell, Landstreet and Regis-
ter AT the Randolph Macon College msuy
young men Were being educated for the MIN =
ny free OF charge; the Faculty proposes 10 r.-
celNe as maEy more or the same terms Con
ference adjourned TO meet this mornlng a.
O'Clock