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terson NV Bedford, v >, slirrr Tea Set. $40 hss
Emma Wal Worth, Milwaukee, VA tisha, $500, Rev !
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largest In ine. % the Hra Il abis aud deserve their
suceess = HseiIg 7fJ' nat IL !, isss.
he a f.ir deai;ug arm ~ H3ai, 10 Is. 1888
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was promptly reeti,e1 - DIT. Ssss. yass4 3. lses
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xer III, ,ot,aes fs the Pr be al intucenei Is &c
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First Prize,
PATTERSok's
Irtn Works &POuldrY

on The corner or Pass ard Third strre.s, front
ing on Plaza leo feet, runping back lOs feet
Sire Of Machine Shop, IS feet wide and 90 feet
long, four stort-, hish6rst story stone, two foo,
wall the other three brick; metal rsof; heavy
iren colaans through the eentse Of each story
Foundry Is feet sids, 80 fses long. 80 feet high,
Of hriek good raFalo and room, and core room
Bl ektpnith Shop Is f-es wide. 80 feet long stone
aud brick, metal roof. Oaiee Isx2a, two storie.
lisl; OF hFiek metal roof, All the ADORE Shop.
arr supplied sith the best engine iathes, pisners
and .5ois ghou.; good lot Of iron and wood
assks, and good lot OF p4tterns. The stove
shop has eaparity 10 woTs loo hands. 0aise
hAs SAFE dee s clock. AMI furniture sill in good
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4 6kxrs WANTED ~ ths 8sthl-ta ~ iHE
"A aHbsa The grsstest b. ever f49l!s4ed It's
c2aiants deeply tatefssiiAs AID = 5ad rs cABE
- ali aAD II eynty lae if4sla-sf .AAad t9T
this gfest Sofk - aass Il tas NJ 50 &c GKoss 81
A0A OF /. Ii II tet4e s. the Fo3k III .be Hrea II
fully illasfrafet %, u | XVI y D. abcs ats is no
sSJt IN StDsAT sad u II, $50 eiss, Tue P tTKi-
oEi3M and 9Kso on. tie lkC II EEd fERhoA,
of thsf ~aruiesrrsa isIis eyassitdEK 40 agss -ld
100 iiicstraDns, heuad 10 CLOTH sresn aud gold.
Ptica 81 Agehts snt syrfs shsre Ex lssise ssrt.
tory gwen. Send isr ..sea nfsa sata Jie cosy.
wthiI,A FLINT. % -. Tsh i. Psirl, Pa
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WALL PAPERS.

Agents for chrisfy Constant Co.'S Wall Papers Bor
deys and Window shades-the largest and most con.
pitte line to ssyIs and durability manufactured
Uaitcd ststes, for sale ., manufacturers price,
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EIIIi'iI, ILLUMINATION =

Pour Magnife nifty i,lustrafed Medical Books, een
,ining important Physiological mfr ua,ion fr Men
md Wome sent freq receipt OF 25 efs by address
ng DE- JOIN yAADRaTcp.. No. 81 Clinton Piace
Guy. y.
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CARPENTERS, l.t ssst Z r I ,s's "a
Pr setical aoss Arci.tttc,ure and = ar Bulldog
! hleEssLi. If co, Publishers, srfinRas d, Ill.
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WAMTpn AGEnT.u SIS 70 saw

where. tnzis shd L male the fSI in Y
IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY sEGINti ma
CHINE. This uiackias ~ilfatth ana fell tack cn:
cord bind b, aid and euorciiee f1 n,et
Price ooiy sls fuiiy warraossI for Tvs years We
will paw kisGo fr auy ipsiins that val sew strong
or. more keautfoi elastic ira n oarr l.
makes the Elastic Lock Stitch Ever ese,,d stitch
eau be sud sill the cloth be pauca srsrt
wtthert .asriag It We pay Agen.s SIS 500 per
month and spsrses commits lon from which twice
shat amount can te ni-ds Address sYCoM8 4 Co
FMtshnfgh Pa or fsstcn Mass
Chntfon--ho not be imposed nron by OF icr rartIe.
pAmIng on worthless cssi-iron machspee under ire
same hsmes or einerstss Ora IL only sn s ana
really practical cheap machine manufactured
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BY arrangement with g. 4 W. TODD b CO, we
st their ceass<nerf rates, with freight added,
III, etanes. Hts2f stals. sFreep Via,
smut Machines, Elevator Cups MIL Picks,
Boiling Cloths, seIarators, Eose,
Oat ExtSaetors,5
And their we'll known
LEATHER AND RUBBER BETTING.
= "a. -
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E AssEHFs ~ Asi Il - FU.t the
LIFE OF GRAN I,

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ot OF ftls LII eaeiis etfsiSss tbs ores. cnist
tai Il only es35r 81 ts 81 bis e2-
lag Gentiais SEMI 'r So ensa Pages ana terms. Adj
drasa sa4iosAL eo Co, eerxe IA. or 81 ko4s
Mfskoeff = .. ~
CAulf1N-The country - btfeg Gssfei With 70
ra.a Lives 81 Gen. taa whites by EsiII SID P.i
whs Ies ee saw battle s.s thai tis BOOK Jan
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lei "A ussr!Y W daIcrt 900 -, BIbABs snt Fno-
foakAFH ALBUMS. Every taniy Meais ssMsthipg
rom il.
sstsiosn.s furnished free sppiicAt u. aad to<1ks
III e=i ad % As s5ets fatss,t f4sr- Csa-
eng soess essufains -. VITA, ltse4 Ett ef with
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bed3 sell from Iod 10 Il3J 81 to1is sinpst
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address 80 = 4. ParrsR Q pasilsi4hss.
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i Tn Jaase SJsdes al 10 DIR 70 ~e sdri-e
the cf the ks, Er1wa- and srss 10 .he ps wde-
ksrsasn IVY All " gsists Asa ai-r, and at the
Mar MAJ tory. Boston Mass
ru.Hfs Is NO III III .as.--i, srasing 20 cents
y ana Stamp viii age, hsl8ki, Or sf ey snA
hair. yea Ill rescvs ~ rsiurs Eta correct picture
OF yonr feture h-oS lie WITH ,sS and date oil
marriage address ", fog, z. ufswsr No s. Fulton
vile, I.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-05
TIE RE.EI.ECTION OLE Zen BUTLER.

The reelection of Gen. Butler to Con-
gress from the fifth district in Massachu-
sets demonstrates two important facts.
First, that the policy Of redeeming the
fve>twenty United States bonds in
greenbacks is becoming popular even in
Massachusetts,, where the bondhOlders
made desperate effort 10 defeat him ;
and second, that the meaner and more
malignant he may have acted in the war
and toward "Rebels," the more certain
he IS Of the support OF the Radical wing
Of the Republican party. This position
is fortified by the following extract from
the letters of Boston Republican writ
ten several days before the election:
"Ifreal red hot excitement is wanted,
We have only to go few miles from Bos-
ton, down into the fifth district, where
the contest wakes fierce and angry, and
the struggle between Butler and Dana is
fought as never Congressional election
was fought in Massachusetts before. The
lines between the two Republican nomi-
nees are drawn more tightly than else
where between Republican and Demo-
crat. I grieve to say, l see yet no chance
for Mr.. Dana'S success, though it must be
said, that there are gentlemen in the dis
trict who believe that it is still within
reach, and that the detection from the
ranks which General Butler yet keeps
straight by the watchwords Of party dis
cipline and regular nomination, will be
large enough in the last few days, to car
ryrhe day against the champion Of repu-
diation at the polls. For the accom-
plishmont of this they rely largely on
aid to be brought from without in the per-
SOP Of speakers whose position cannot be
questioned, as representative Of the SEN
timent Of the Republican party OF the
Union, such as General HawleY and
others like him, who are not afraid to
brave even Buffers enmity for the sake
of indicating the sincerity Of the Chi
caro platform. General Gordon went
down into the district last week and made
a speech crammed with facts. and sup
ported by abundant documents, to show
that General Butler was guilty Of the
grosost corruption: in his last military adj
ministration at Fortress Monroe, in con-
niving at the supply Of goods to the
Rebels, and profting by the traffic. There
is abundant evidence to prove any GUAM
tity Of facts of this character, both IN
Virginia and at New Orleans; but 1t Is
not such allegations as these, based or
unmistakable proofs though they may be
that will overthrow General Butler II
| Essex District"
The efforts Of the holders to de-
feat Butler proved uuayailing in the
Overwhelmingly Republican district a
present represented by him. They mad'
| the issue that he is in favor Of rePudla'
ton, that is, paying off the bonds will
| grcenbacks, and his majority IS as laTG
as it was two years ago, when he hat
only a Democratic competitor. This re
suit IS certainly significant.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-05
SguTYIvE C0LFAX ON BI.oObN
MONDAY"


The Louisville Courier has been
bringing to light some rather ugly re-
miniscences Of the man the Radicals put
on the ticket with Grant. The Courier
SAYS many Of the citizens Of Louisville
have a personal recollection Of the dis
graceful riot which came off in that city,
in the days Of Know-Nothingism, and
which has given to the day Of its occur
renee the name of Bloody Monday
At the time Schuyler Coliax was editor
VI the South Bend Ind.) Register, and
thus commented, in the following inia-
nous terms, on the affair:
The RIOTS At LoUIsvlLLR-AS
IMPRESSIVE WARNING TO PAPACY.-
However much many persons may com
plain of the shedding Of blood and the
destruction of property, We cannot AVOID
seeing in the proceedings of the aroused
Americans at Louisville a warning to the
Papqcv, which is as plain as the hand
writing on the wall at the feast Of Bells
Lazzar, 1t was a warning written IN
blood and Namcs--a warning which, II
not observed by the Pope and his blind
and slayi,h tools in this country, will be
repeatcd in every city and village in this
country. The American people are
finally awake to the dangers connected
with the federation Of CathOli;iSm in then
beautiful land Of freedom, and they are
determined to rid themselves Of the eyi
with bold and strong hand. We are. tn
| iran c0pGemuiRq them. They have
been ratient long enough. They have seer
! that WaShington'S instruction to his
officer" Put none but Americans OF
guard to-nighr'-was not without sig,
nifcanco. Perhaps it is only pocticaI
| Justice. that the Church which for SC
! long timo fed the flames with Christian
martyrs Shall itself become food for the
flames. The Monday at Louisville was
only the beginning. May r teach WIS
dom to the tools and the slaves of tn.
Pope. rc,oro every city and village be
comes Con them a second ,LOuiSraic."
Many a foreigner and Catholic doubt
less voted for thcmau utteying these in
famous sentiments; who was far from
condemning'' the murder of Catholics
because in his bisotted Zeal he desired il
see that church crushed out in tn
United States.
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nd that Seymour and Blair have


Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana, the
October battle ground, won by the Radi-
Gals, have decided the result. The sixty
votes Of these States, thrown to Mr..
Seymour would have elected him. The
most careful compilation of returns to
the present time, is that above given,
though we would not be surprised if
Arkansas was not yet TO be added to the
Seymour column.
This is not Waterloo defeat, and az
iords no reason for discouragement or
despair to the friends of the country. 1t
has been manifest for several months,
that the Democracy have been compelled
to contend against most formidable odds.
The immense patronage, almost wholly
transferred by the usurpations Of Con-
grtss. from the Executive TO itself, has
enabled Congressional influence to throw
apreponderating weight into the scale.
In addition to this, which has been uns
scrupulousIy used on a scale far beyond
anything ever before seen in this country,
the position Of the Democratic party has
been wofully misrepresented by the Rad
ical leaders at the North, and egregiousiy
misunderstood by majority Of the
Northern people The defeat of Seymour
IS not surprise to those who were fully
c1-ui1anl Of these facts; and, indeed, on
the other hand, it is matter Of wonder
that the entire Northern electoral vote
was not given to Grant.
The lattcr's majority on the popular
vote will he very much smaller than
his majority in the Electoral Colleges 1t
IS not improbable. indeed, that he will be
in the minority. This fact, if nothing
else. should induce a man Of Grants
temper. II he be correctly understood, to
adopt a c0nciliatory and conservative
course Of administration and select his
chief counsellors from among the moder-
ate men of his party. We earnestly
trust that he will see in the immense
number of his countrymcn who preferred
his distinguished competitors suiIiic ent
reason 10 respect their views. This
would be craftsmanship. A few months
will develop whether he has the sense
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-05
qEENESSEE.

ihe Democracy have done gloriously
in Tennessee. The Radical majority OF
last year has been reduced by $4,000.
When the con Iilion of affairs in this
State is considered, this result entities
Tennessee to the banner. We have
made large Democratic gains in The face
Of greater obstacles than any State in
the Union. InlS67 Brownlow's majo-
rity was $1,000, Grants will not reach
10000. 1t is probable, also, that we
have gained two Congressman, Hon.
John W. Lefwich in the Memphis dis
trict, and the gallant Scheafe, who, IN a
single handed contest, has defeated his
Radical opponent in the fourth Shelby
yille) district.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-05
IMMIGRATION.

We append below an extract from a
letter placed in our possession BY one Of
the most prominent Of the old citizens Of
Nashville. to whom It was addressed.
As may be seen rom its style and matter,
j. is from a gentleman Of fine intelligence
who has. within the last year, immigrated
to tl,ra-i5n in this State from ". ich he
wlite,-a region which. Gomits inacces~i-
h..i.v Hitherto. has been undeyeloped.
Under thr-Gorts of the Board OF Immi-
grafton. attention has recently been
strongly directed to the tier Of counties Of
which Cumberland is one and as Will be
seen. from this letter, it is receiving q
character orpopulation which is bringing
money. industry, and energy TO it, and
will soon make it one Of the most pro
ductiyc asst is one Of the most salubrious
sections Of our State. When trayerscd
by the Tennessee and Pacific railroad
which it viii be before . great while, it
viii Dee fully opened, and every effort
should be made to put its valuable lands
in the hands Of new settlers.
We cite this extract for the purpose Of
calling attention to the vitality important
subject of immigration. We trust We
r.., liam, with ,o'itics for = while at
,...-:,.-.--r..,.,,,,e o,.o,.z, npI,Iir-
least anu 81. '. " ,.-'',''a ''''' -.
spirited citizen oi whatever PohI'a' 10
lend his aid AMI encouragement to u,li-
to..;,r rr.i,.te and there IS none more
....-..,,. ,....1....-;,,.. ,r, millions oi
H.
hands WHO "'"' acre " " .'o'' '''' az VI.
are. The following is the extract re-
rarsi TO:
r....,..ur,.l o,,,n,,. T.,
'"'-,, '.'. ~. me ilC ~ ''''" NJ, g.
N N ~, - -. III, I,r. and slron.jy ~,
- a.. - - 81 mon who srS ma,
mo ~" -, -. iry ar, mon nj, in.
t ,,T'o and sLiIiul werI,crs-lncn O
odncqtio9 ,yncrinae and enterprise
m. nv, me-. orlr mon who know how
- l.v, . diroet others aIso-yYer
-, va. satisfied 20 walk in old trol
Ja -' na,bs If q ha,tcr one is practicable
Tbev arc imhugd with the spirit whicl
-,,,,roe rrorrass in any country Of whisl
e. NAV be citizens. With the additio.
- .,cb mon to our numbers. YOU will no.
- ..-,~rr;srI whom ! assure You Of heir,
-, al encouraged in the present and a.
o II oTr future.
- 80 ,Lot Won dill not see Mr.
re- ISrl Of nure Hooded rcyaus
~. - CroesviIla with them O,
nc uLo1' NV yo.t ,(ccl, Tie will civ, Al
] "creSs % -. -, - broodinr from tli
neea.ul ~, "'SSIt;i'. and viii exert himselrt
1, l;.,lost standard Of CNCellpDC
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-05

HAVE Fer RENT DURING THE li ES s,!.,,.
int Year 1859, the following desirable prop
erty. on faEOIablo terms:
An Elegant Garden, on the Soptn lii =
border of the city, containing eighl acres VIII VIII
a small brick cottage on it. suitable lot re Ia.
dence. Possession given Immediately IVI l'
nainder of the year. If desired.
Adjoining he above, n splendid Gsfden
Spot. with twelve to Twenty-Five acres Of lana,
ut the option Of the renter, With cOmmodlous
A. G. MERRITT,
oct2S-tf Cor. Cherry and Union SIS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-05

The Washington dispatch announcing
that the Attorney General has submitted
an opinion on the subject Of the redis'ilia-
,i,o of WHISKY, is incorrect. No Fuch de-
ci,ion has yet been made, nor will il be for
several days.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-05
,so,5rc 10 snow I;.Ise-In Bank rIPGey

VHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT JAMES
A. Lucus. w. II. Martin, 7. A. Anderson,
W. I. sample. J. Suddath. ;, n. MOsely, W. A.
WhitTOTth, 5. HeerRans, @. clifford, J Groves,
have fled in the Office Of the Clerk Of this
Court their petitions for discharge. and it was
thereuPon ordered by the Court that a hearing
be had upon the same.
Spu tbe I6fh day of November, ls6s
at the Office Of A. S. Bradley, Esq. in the Court
House in Gallatin, Tennessee, and that al ered-
itors who have proven their debts. and other
persons who are interested. may appear az the
said time and place, and show cause, II eay
they have, why the prayer Of sdld peuIOhs
should not be granted, and that the second ana
third meetings Of said creditors will be mad pe
fore the Register, at the same time and place.
Il. II. CAMPBELL, Clerk,
oct $685. l.. :, Dist. Court Mid. DIST. Ienn-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-05
IN BANKRUPTCY.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON THE
L S0th day of October, A. D. 1865. a warrant
in bankruptcy was issued against the estate OF
of q. X. CalhOuH of Nashville, in the
county of Davidson and State of Tennes-
see, who has been adjudged bankrupt on ms
own petition; that the payment OF any debts
and delivery of any property belonging 70 sach
bonkruDt TO him, or for his use, and transfer oil
any PROPERTY by him, are forbidden by law that
n meeting of the creditors of the said bankrupt,
to prove their debts and TO choose one OF more more
assignees of his estate, VAL De heIU az SouIt
of Bankruptcy. to be holden on the Sd day of
November. A. D. 1868. at . o'clock A. NJ At the
ONCE of the Register in Bankruptcy, Nash
willie, Tennessee, No. 7S15 Cherry street. before
+. R. GLASC0CK,
noy42k U. 6. Marshal, Messenger
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-05


The county Of Cumberland has been a
target for all to shoot at-a by-word and
derision, but ere long she will command
the respect to which she is justly entitled,
and will take her place worthily amongst
the first counties Of the State Of Tennes-
see. This, as you doubtless believe, is
not dream, and few years only will
verify my opinion.
The point already gained has cost pro-
| tracted and laborious effort, but the effort
will not be discontinued until a much
higher standard than the present is at
tanned. My motto is Excelsior" Any
higher point which labor, zeal and pcrse-
verance will enable me to reach, must be
secured; neither time nor effort will be
spared to attain greater progress mex
cellenCe. Ny past may be the criterion
by which to Judge of my future. 1t is a
great encouragement to me in my labors
TO know that l possess the respect and
hearty good will Of such men as yoursel
and Of some others like you.
Our additions last week were Mr.
-, recently Of Cattaraugus county
| NEW L OIAf MI IL, Vi 1AihhSSNe'
! Mr.. and Mr.. -, both Of Hi
nois, and company of fine intelligen
7 families from Pennsylvania. Several 9th
ers are hourly looked for from variou
other Northern States, and all present in
dications are that the coming four month
i will add many to our numbers. 1t
my opinion that the immigration Of las
3 week adds not less than fifty thousan
dollars to the money wealth ofthis county
Z but other results of that immigration WI
9 90 immeasurably beyond these figures.
: think of drawing up a statement wit
3 some care, going to show the results
: rightly directed effort to secure immigra
. ton. mean results in dollars, and cent
c as applicable to taxable property. LAM
i and thousands of acres of it, lying
Y this county, and now appraised on tn
. tax list at $L00 per acre, will, in fe
years, rate at ten, tlcentH and thirty do
e lars; and this is one of the results Of in
o migration, and very significant one.
!. Does my plan meet your approval?
e Yours most truly.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

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Court on the 18th day OF April, 1867 IN favor Of
the United States Of America against Cade NJ.
GodbOld and John NJ. Brown, for the sup Of
$500 50 and the costs Of suit. | will
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