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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-24

NASHVILLE, TENN.
VINES.
lust RECEIVED FRESH FROM THE I'M
~ pOrters,
100 Baskets ANQHoR BRAND Champagne.
50 Cases Saint Marceaux do
4 a Pipes Pale Sherry Wine, Cousins
70 Casks Crown Sherry Wine
20 "a Pipes Burgundy Port Wine,
81 Pipes Old Port Vine
3 . Pipes Table Madeira Wine extra fus,)
$50 Boxes Ciaret Wine,
80 Boxes Still Catawba Wine,
10 Cases NeTmouth do
10 do CuisJ ID
10 10 Marschinu do
10 do Absinthe,
40 Baskets Anuisstte,
BR RANDIE9.
~ Casks J. Fauri's Cogusc. GsO5)
do Renault Brandy, Us35l
do United Vineyard Propriet0rs
Brandy. 1880
MALT LIQUORS.
25 Casks Youngsr's Ale,
10 Casks Guinness Porter. Also
100 Baskets Boxers Celebrated Cocktail Bitters.
100000 Cigars, Imported and Domestic,
(tinest bTanis)
GROCERIES,
ola Government lava Coffee,
Fine Green Teas,
All Kinds Of Canned Fruits,
oysters, snrdines,
Pickles, syruPs, ana sauces
ON HAND,
400 Barrels Pare Copper-DisnIIed
ROBERTSON COUNTY WHISKY
y Msds on tbs old plan er9r 70 The stoPgsss Of
And IOO Barrels old Genuine
BOURBON WHISKY, IN, bond.
Also. ont OF Bond, - large supply OF
the different brands OF Gil the reeti-
ners OF whisky in Robertson and
Davidson counties.
Superior Old Apple and Peach
BRAN IEs,
Always in store. an extensive assortment Of
AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS
AID
FAECY GROCERIES
n. BAN articles guaranteed A. represented
spri0 IT,
VIM. HOOPER HARRIS |
Late Of Harris. lGainss x Co..
COMMISSION MERCHANT
~
SOUTHERN PRODUCE,
Groceries, whisky Eto-.
No. IS Beaver Street,
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CORKED-UP BUTLER.

The Lowell CynOeephalas In 1896 aud
Is0s-An Important Letter Pro-
duee1:
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THE LINCOLNS At THE WHITE
HOVSF.

The ''Weird Sisters or wild Dreams
Tell Mary Todd She Is 20 be the wife
ora PresIdent-DOuglas Not the Man
Her Candid Opinions About Chase.
Seward, johnson. Mcclellan ana
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-08-04

LOGAN AND BLAIR.-When the war for the
Union broke out, Logan, a supporter of Jefferson
Davis, tried to get South and offer his valuable
services to the Confederacy. At the same time
Blair, an outspoken Republican who had the
courage Of his opinions, organized the Union
forces in Missouri, and saved that State to the
Union. AS Chairman of the Military Committee
in the House, Blair afterwards labored resolutely
and successfully to make the war which he be-
lieved in a success, and Major General in
the field contributed mainly to secure its being
Now, the war being over Blair lifts up his
voice like man against the imposition upon this
free people of Congressional oligarchy by means
of negro votes, and Logan accuses Blair of being
'rebel" " y World
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-08-04
A Bear Story.

A bear met little girl in the wo.ds in Maeea
county, Michigan, and carried her of by Selling
her clothing in his teeth. She was not found
Tor 80 hours. A couple Of gentleman being ir.
formed of the circumstances, Immediately set out
to help find the child. AS they were passing q
swampy spot, where the underground was very
thick, they either called the child, or else were
talking loud, when one of them heard the chlds
voice. He then called the child by name, and
told her to come out of the bushes. She replied
that the Bear would not let her The men then
crept through the bush, and when near the SPOT
where the child and bear we're they heard q
splash In the water, which the child said was
the bear. On going to her they found her
standing upon log, extending about half way
across the river. The bear had undertaken 10
cross the river on the log, and, being closely
pursued, left the child and swan away. She
had received some scratches about her face. arms
and legs and her clothes were almost torn from
her, but the bear had not bitten her. only the
marks Of his teeth being found on her back,
where in taking hold Of her clothes To carry her,
he had taken the flesh also
The little one says the bear would put h.r
down occasionally to rest, and would put his
nose up to her face, when she would slap him,
and then the bear would hang his head by her
side and purr and rub against her like Q eat
The men asked her if she was cold in tho night,
and she told them the old bear lay down beside
her and put his 'arms" around her and kept her
warm, though she did not like his long hair
She taken home to her parents, who could
hardly express their joy at her safety.
The bear has been seen lurking about in the
vicinity, it is supposed for the purposs Of yet
carrying off the child. The supposition is that
it is female bear, and having lost her cubs
| came across the child and adopted it, Step%sps
being taken to capture the bear.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-08-04
PRESERVING POWDERS.

The ':American Fruit t-Preserving Powders are
for sale at the Drug Store of Kigore & Cureton.
These Powders perfect antiseptics, are warran-
ted healhfu and will etiectually prevent fermenta
ton and subsequent decay in all kinds of Fruits
Juices and Syrups of Frnits, Tomatoes, Vegetables
(such Corn, Beans Peas, Asparagus, Cider, Milk
Cream, Butter, Lard, etc, and preserve them in as
good and healtbfu condition the best ''canned OF
preserved' fruits, etc, without the trouble and ex-
pense of Theoretically sealing air-tighting the jars
cans, and with without the ofsugar in fruits
They at least fifty per cent. cheaper than any
other known method for preserving Fruits, Vegeta-
blcs, etc.
For sale at the City Drug Store opposite the Man
sion House.
KILGORE g. CURETON.
June % 1868.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-08-04

FRENCH HoRsEs.-Eleven magnificent hor-
ses from the Northwest Of France, for the pur-
pose of breeding draught horses, have arrived in
New York Eleven more horses, six Of which
are to be taken to Ohio, are expected by the next
French steamer. A six year old stallion, which
was of the lot just arrived, stands II hands high
and weighs 1,7OG pounds, and a three year old
weighs l 400 pounds.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-08-04
Notice to Debtors.

In order to help those that l thought deserved
help, credited number of persons during the pas
year. | now need the money and respectfully cal
on those indebted to me to forward and settle
shall be obliged to enforce collection where dis
position is shown to pay up.
July 20, 1868. B. NJ. PRESSON.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-08-04
Concord Mills.

Having opened House in Charlotte, near the
Post Office, for the sale of our manufactured
goods we invite the attention Of merchants and
others to our YARNS, SHEETINGS, SiIRTlNGS,
OSNABERGS, CARPET CHAIN, STOCKING
YARNS, &C., &c.
EelFH Cotton taken in exchange for Goods. We
sell low for Cash.
]. MCDONALD & SONS,
August u, 1867 Concord, n. c.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-08-04

COOP MoTTo.-The colored Democrats Of
Columbia S. c., had grand parade and barbe-
cue on the 9Th. 1t was largely attended and the
best feeling prevailed. Three whites and three
colored spoke. One Of the banners bore the in
scription: I'VE trust the men of the South
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-08-04

Gen. Frank 2. Blair fought in more than two
score battles, and yet he is denounced in uu-
measured terms by the men who staid at home
and sold shoddy cloth, bad coffee and paper soled
shoes to the soldiers. Such is Radical loyalty.
-Ihiindslphto Age.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-08-04
A Wash 'nrtOn letter writer SAYS d:

The Southern Representatives conduct them:
selves quietly, voting with the Radicals on all
questions. Their prompt party votes, on sub
jects which have been seriously discussed for
months, and upon which the most shrcwd legls-
lators are doubtful provoke smiles on the floor
of either House
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-08-04
NORTHERN CARRIAGES.

have just received few Bugges and Carriages
of Northern make, which offer for sale reasona-
bic terms.
Apply to CHAS. WILSON.
July 20, 1868.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-08-04
Great Inducement to Farmers

We have made arrangements by which we can fur
nish Loose Lime by the Ton at Sl1. Certainly every
Farmer will not fail to use it at this low price.
HUTCHINSON, BURROUGHS CO.,
April 20, 1868. Agents.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-08-04

ELECTIONS TO COME OFF.--Prior to the
Presidential election State elections will be held
in eleven States, as follows: In Kentucky on
the 3rd of August; in Tennessee on the 9th; in
Vermont on the lst of September; in California
on the End; in Maine on the 14th; in Nebraska
on the 9th of October; in Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Indiana, Iowa, on the 18th; and in West Eir-
gnia on the 22nd
The third of November, the day of the Presi-
Dental election, is also the day for holding State
elections in Massachusetts,, New York, New Jer-
sey, Delaware Maryland, Illinois, Michigan,
Wisconsin, minnesota, Missouri, Kansas, and
Nevada
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-08-04
Turnip Seed! Turnip Seed!!

Purple Top, White Norfolk, White Globe, Large
Yellow or Golden Globe, Ruta Baga, and other varie-
ties, just arrived and for sale at the Corner Drug
Store, by
July 20, 1868. J. II. MCADEN.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-08-04
MUSIC.

MRS OSBORNE will resume her instructions il
Music Tuesday, the first day of September, 1868
Terms, SIG per Session of Twenty Weeks.
July 13 1868 Sw
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-08-04
TAX NOTICE.

| will attend at the following times and places for
the purpose of collecting the State and County Taxes
for the year 1868:
Charlotte during the next two weeks and Satur-
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-08-04
EdgeWorth Female Seminary.

This Institution will be re-opened on the first Mon
day of September with full corps of Teachers. The
entire expense for a Session Of Twenty Weeks Of
Tuition with Board, Washing and Contingent Fee
will be, according to classes, either l05, no. or
116 Dollars if paid in advance, 1850, 12l.5O,
or 1860 Dollars, if paid half in advance. Moderate
extra charges will be made for Ancient and Modern
Languages. for Music, drawing and Oil Painting.
For Circular address,
J. NJ. NJ. CALDWELL,
July Is, 1868 CIV Greensboro, \. c
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-08-04
StatesVille Female College.

Inc eAefCIstS OF tHe oIiltsFIlIc FtHIHIt tUIIPge
will be resumed on the first Monday of September
next, with competent corps of fteachers.
Terms for First Session Of Sixteen Wecks-One Half
AdrQnce:
Board, Room and Fuel, per month"; S15 90
Washing, per month, 90
Tuition in Academic Department, per session, Is 90
Collegiate Department., 20 90
Music, IS 90
Use of Piano, 90
Ancient and Modern Languages, each, 90
Contingent Fee, 90
Drawing and Painting each, 10 90
Books at Publishers rates.
For further information apply to the undersigned
at Statesville, n. c.
E. F. ROCKWELL, President.
El3y% The Second Session will commence the 4th of
January, 1869 and continue "a weeks.
July 20, 1868 If
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-08-04
Blacksmithing and Wood Work
PUBLISHED BY
YATES, Editor and Proprt

BIackSmlthlng and Wood Work.
The undersigned carrying the Blacksmith
ing business the old stand of Charles Wilson near
the Grave Yard.
Horse-ShOeng and all kinds of Iron Work done in
the best II short notice, reasonable terms
CHARLES WILSON,
WM. ROSS.
will attend TO any Wood Work that may be de-
sired. CHAS. WILSON.
May II, 1868 On
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-25
DIR. JAMES

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THE MONITOR. by Dr.. James, a treatise upon
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
Noon Dispatches.


NEW YORK, July 24.-Brooklyn rati-
fed the nomination OF Seymour and
Blair last night by az immense meeting.
r. o. German and 3. s. Cox spoke.
Officer Smideck was killed last night
by John Reed, because Smideck had pre-
viCusly arrested him.
BURLINGTON, w, July 24.-There
was q collision yesterday on Lake Cham
plain between a steamer and a schooner.
killing Capt. Blair, Of the schooner, and
one Of the crew.
WAsHIRGTON, July 24.-The Senate,
yesterday, confirmed the nomination OF
l.. ID. War as Assessor OF the Third Dis
triet OF Mississippi, and Ttjscted those OF
w. p Wells as Assistant Secretary Of
the Treasury, and j. III. Heating as POST
master at Memphis.
One hundred and ten private bills were
passed by the Senate last night.
SAVANNAH, July Astonishing like
three thousand negroes followed the re-
mains Of w. r Hopkins to the grave.
ATLANTA, July 24.-Meade has turned
Georgia over TO the civil authorities.
An immense and enthusiastic DemO-
cratic meeting was held last night to
ratify the nomination OF Seymour and
Blair. Addresses were delivered by
Messrs. TOOmbs, Cobb, Hill and others
MONTGOMERY, July 24.-Wm. War
ner, of Ohio, was elected United States
Senator YESTERDAY,
New YORK, July 24-The Heralds
MszItlan dispatch states that the expe-
ditiOn against MARTINEZ had landed, and
he is reported 10 have left the country
for San Francisco.
Gov. Gallau has been released under
100000 bonds.
The English man-Of-war Chsnticleer
was beating out of the hsrboF. The
American Consul had made charges of
misconduct.
SHANGHAI, June ct is reported
that the crew of the American vessel
Gen. Sherman, which was wrecked in
Chinese waters, have been beheaded by
the natives where they landed.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 24.-One Of the
mail steamers from Mexico had one of
her boats capsized at st. Lucas, thereby
drowning three persons.
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awaiting lower prices. We quote supJI-
| fine new and old at $79S; X, s. 50(99
! Xxx, $lO9lI; Xxx, and all fancy brands
| from $l2 to IA.
HAY-Prices firm, with light stock.
| Choice, Sl6(920 Ia first hands.
HAMS-Plain country 17@lSc sugar
cured canvassed I992Ic.
| H0GS-Few in market and demand
light at 6@Se gross.
CHICKENS-The supply is light and
| inquiry fair. Old are firm at S5G5 80
young, 1903 so.
EGGS-Ihe market is very dull al
14@l6c per doz.
HIDES-Receipts light. Dry flint 20
@2lc; dry salt, l7@lsc; green salt, 100
lie; green, 8GD9c.
LARD-Priees are firm. Kegs, 1910
204c; tieress, lS4@l9c.
LIME-Eureka, 81 25; Alabama, Cape
and st. Louis, 50.
MOLASSES-Li stock. Sugar
house, 65c@Sl Porto Rico, 65(9S5c Syr-
ups, 75c(9Sl IS.
OAT5-Reeeipts of new, by wagon
almost sufficient TO supply the demand.
We quote at 722G975c.
OILS-Coal oil, 3S942e; lard oil, 81 40
al 75c; linseed, 81 209I 40.
PORK-Msrket firm. We quote full
weight mess at 500 25@3O prime mess
S27927 so; rump S25@26 jOwls $40 500
20.
POTATOES = Dali at 50960c per
busheI 81 per Dbl.
SALT-Stock low and prie>s firm /;
foil weight So so per Dbl light weight
5000 q.
SHEEP-dun at s2@3 so for Tennes-
see; S4(a4 so for Kentucky.
SUGAR-frm prime TO choice Louis
iasa, l69lSe; fair, l4@l5c; Island, 100
Ice.
TAR-in kegs per dozen, IS 1905.
TOBACCO-lugs to common, 5@12c |;
selections, 1920; fancy work natural
leaf, 81 00@a %; bright pounds fancy,
H@b1 % medium, SOc0S1 ;, common,
6CC975e; smoking, fine and fancy, SIC
81 Is; common, 35(975c.
WHEAT-fir at 81 9O@2 GO for No.
1; 81 IS to So for Nc. 2; Inferior, 81 so
al IS. Receipts light and local demand
active.
WHISKY-Is dull and nominal. We
quote at Sl@l % per gallon for common,
in a small way.
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TRUST SALES.
Trustee,s sale.

Qf virtue Of Deed OF Trust executed TO the
- undersigned By Robert W. johnson on tie
ON OI Oct~Ders 1916, and duly recorded In the
hecorder's oliises OF the enunties OF Jeffersnn
and Pulaski, Slate OF Arkansas, and now re-
isrFed 70, 70 secure me Indebtedness therein
mentioned.
The partnership therein Feeited having to-
taly lalaed, and the personal assets been CON
sumed.
The said Robert W. Johnson having been de-
clSred bankrupt and there being Outstand-
ing membranes largely over enc hundred
dollars prior 70 the Trust on the prol,erfv
hereinafter set forth for particulars whereof
reference may be had to the Deed OF Trust OF
Tecord as Aforesaid, wherein the titles and all
iBcumbrauces are recited.
The taxes Of 1888 being unpaid, and no funds
TO pay them nor to pay other existing aad CIR
rent expenses, and Tor sundry other causes
that require The prompt execution OF the said
Trust.
The undersigned do therefore give this no
tee, IN the heemphis Appeal and Little BOck
Gazette. for thirty days, under and by virtue
Of the pOTeTs esJed in them by the said Deed.
that on the
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on the 2alh pav Of Iuly. lses,

Between the hours of 10 am. and l pm.
expose to public sale, 10 the highest bidder or
casp, at the ufLhouse door, ON Union street,
below Second street, in the city OF Memphis,
the following described real estate, conveyed
BY said deed, to-wtt: situated In the city OF
Memphis. beginning at the ssuthW est corner Of
Shelby and PontotOc streets; thence with the
west side OF shelby street twenty-five feet
sOuth thence parallel with PoDtotoc street
westward two hundred feet 10 the east side of
Clinton street; thence nOrthWard with the east
line of Clinton street tweuty-slX feet to The
south line of Pontotoc street; thence eastward
with tine south line OF Pontotoc street two
huDdred feet 20 the beginning being part OF
the lot conveyed to said los W. Alley oy r.
Lane on the 10Th day OF May, 1856.
The title is believed to be perfect, bat VIII
convey only such as is vested In me as Trustee.
Tho equity Of edemp1iOD IS waived.
len To f. W. ROYSTER. Trustee.
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TEORGE N. THEW, ASSIGNEE OF THl,
III President, Directors and Com pany o. the
Bang Of Augusta. Ia Equity. vs. Archt-
bald Boggs and Others, Creditors OF said Cor
Il appearing 10 the Court, by afidsvii hled in
pursuance OF the rule OF Court that Thomas
branch, James Il. Branch, OF the State Of Nir-
GINA William DOugherty, John A. James,
william q. Peters, Clinton j. Brown, Miles q.
Dobbins, Lemuel p Grant, Lewis }. Dupree,
Thonas n. Clarke, Benjamin e. Ianeey, James
s. Hamilton, Stevens Thomas, Albln r. Dear
iog Young L. g. Harris, Robert Thomas. BEN
iasnIn r. Hardeman, Miuege Murphy, William
John z. Lee, Willis KilgoTe, John Garter, WI
Liam II. Murphy. Jasper N. Pitman5 John W.
Stewart, all Of different counties in the state
OF Georgia, other than Richmond county I;
Thomas j. Asckle, OF South Carolina; Robert
4. wash, OF Missouri william 3 Shappsrd, OF
Alabama John Ranage and Hugh Mctlae, OF
Tennessee; John d. U'ieary, OF Kentucky
and BENJAMIN +. Allen, Of Iswa or Wisconsin;
reside out Of the county OF Richmond, II which
the above case, which has been hled in the
Clerks office OF tsis Court returnEble 70 June
Term, 1853, OF said Court, has originated IL is
served upon the said delendants, or published
once week for six weeks In some pubic gazette
in the States OF Georgia Alabama, Ten nessee,
Kentucky, Virginia, Missouri ROwa or WILSON,
SIN or an owledgment OF service be OBJ
tanned from said defendants. and that the said
defendants 10 then appear and answer said bill
default thereof, that said bill be taken as con-
feised against said defendants and that said
cause do then proceed without them.
GEORGIA, RICHMOND COUNTY,
Clerks Once, superior Court
l. lafayette McLsWs, Clerk OF said Court do
hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy
~ the order Of said Court IN the case stated az
recorded February IS, 1855, upon the Minutes OF
'Ho NO- Witness my official signature ana
lsEAJl seal OF said Court this I'D day Of
LAFAYETTE MoLAWs
mas IEwhw Clerk g. @. R. c.. Ga.
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On the soth Day OF July, 1893,

At the Courthouse of Coahoma county, sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash,
a tract of land in said county OF Coahoma,
Mississippi, described as follows: IL is the
east half section q; the west half and the
west half OF the east half Of SECTION ~; the
north half northeast quarter OF section ~ I;
north half northwest quarter OF section ~ I;
the northeast quarter OF northeast quarter OF
section rs east half southeast quarter OF sec
lion ball in township %, range west, being
Sjm1ns, FRANK &. BELCHER,
Sheriff OF CoshonR County,
ieSlayfW Aud Commissioner,