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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-08-23

0hJUNU NAJE-UREFN STAEE-FOT Ihrc8
year Odds that have not run in public prior 10
thu meeting. Mile heats subscription SIS
play or pay. Tho Association 10 adj $50. Three
or more TO fil.
den. w. q. Harding names b. T., years old. By
Avalanche. dam Ballad By Chiide Harold
T. A. Smith names Oh. T. years Old, by Van
dal, dam Fanny u. by MarRrave.
A. Ksene Richards names ch. T.. years old. BY
Colossus. dam Sister to Edger By Star Davis.
Con. Thomas Duncan names b. T., 3 years old
BY Blu Chatham. dam Lucy Brooks.
John +. Mills names br. c.. years old. by "A
Highlander, dam by Priam.
Il. i. COckrill names Pop Germ, years oh. By
Revenue. dam AnJdyne by Albion.
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FIRST RACE-CONMERCGAL POsr SrarK-
For all ages. Two mile heats. Subscription
so; play or pay. Association % ada 5000
Five or more 20 ili. Entrance money ~ 81 Sc
cOnd horse.
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Fourth Day-FrIday, October %.

FIRST RACE-CCHBERLAsD STAKE No. D.
For three year Odds. Two mile heats. 5ubscrip-
| ton so play or pay. Association 90 add 500
Three or moro 10 Gu.
A. Ksens Richards h John Rilzour names b. T.
Carrie Athert0n, years old. by Lexington.
dam Glycera by imp Sovereign
Also, b. G Kitty Free. years Old, By imp.
Mickey Free. dam Brown Kittyby Birminz-
ham
T. A. smith names Oh. T., ysars Ola. by Van
dal, dam Fanny q. by imp. Margrave.
Also Queen 0f the West. years old. By imp
Bonnie Scotland dam Alam0de.
Gen. A. Buf0rd names br. C.. Grassland. 3 years
old. By Lexington. dam, peiigree unknown
Gen ". q. Harding names b q. Skirmishsr.
years old. by Loyalty, dam Woodbine By LsE-
ington.
years Old. by imp. Au4lrlliaa. dam by imp
Yorkshire.
Johnson 4 Patterson names en-. e Ri-hHieu. 3
years old, by lIiawatha, dam Fanny MEALS
j. v. Griesby names Minnie Milton. years old
BY Lexington. dam Mis- Morgan by j 0rkshfre
y. + C1ckrll mama Pop Corn. years Oh. ~
Revenue. dam Anotyue by Albion.
keddiug Bro name b. G. rirJc. 3 years old
4by Joe St0ner, dam by imp- Yorkshire
+. E'asicks MINES b.. O.. Hazard. 3 years ola by
Lexington. dam Heads / Say BY Glencoe.
SECOND RACE-AssocfarIov Pra-g s7ll-
For All ages. For al horses that have not won
previous o. the iali meeting Of 1893 Mile and
repeat
FIfth Day-sRtHrday. October n
FIRST HACE-Ass0c4rros Prssv s75a
Mile and q quarter dash
SECOND RACE-Assorr.Tloy prpqv Ann
Nile heats. three in Eve wv
THIRD RACE-Aggorf,rf,v H..
PuRsE $NO-Mlo heat. Fer ali har.ss -,
nave not Won during the meeting: tho second
hoFse 20 nave 80 out Of the purse Tho horses
~ Z, ~ 'o aahdieapped the day preceding the race
Al entries must be male and weight arcs.f.l
ton. ''o'1
hail The money offered in purses will be given
rec. f-'' q" "'i eases
'ations addressed 10
GEO. S. KINNEY, Secretary.
70 Ne. North College Street.
auR2J II
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NASHVILLE
Horse Association.
FALL MEETING---Is6s.
WE ANNUAL FALL MEETING OVER
the Nashville Course will commence
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20.
First Day-Tue-,Iay, october 20.

gramme:
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A STARTLING REVELATION.
The Exchange OF Prisoners.
Statement Of Robert Ould, Esq.
Gen. Grant Responsible for all
the Horrors OF Ander-
SOnViIle.
Buffers Testimony on File.
Grant Orders No Exchanges TO
be Made.
Buffers Testimony on File.
A Full History Of the Exchange
Of Prisoners.

RICHMOND, VA, August II, 186S.-To
the editors of the National Intelligeneer l
have recently seen so many misrepresenta-
tons of the action of the late Confederate
authorities in relation to prisoners that l
feel it due to the truth of history, and pc
culiarly incumbent on me as their agent of
exchange, to bring to the attention of the
country the facts set forth in this paper:
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Third Day-Thursday, Octoberas.

FIRST RACE-AssOGATfov PUHsE 500
Mile heats.
SECOND RACE-AssoCIAU0y PURsE $50
Dash Of two miles.
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.Argest Circulation in City and state

SUNDAY. AUGUST %. 1855. al-.
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Second Day-wednesday. October "a.

THIRD RACE--AssOCItTIoy PuRsE 500
Dash Of mile and qHarter.
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and distribute such contributions ofmoney,
food, clothing and medicines az may be
forwarded for the relief of prisoners.
further propose that the surgeons be Sc
lected by their own governments, and that
they shall have full liberty at any and all
times, through the Agents of Exchange, TO
make reports not only of their own acts,
but of any matters relating TO the welfare
of prisoner. Respectfully, your obedient
servant, 10. GUILD,
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" Hearth and Homan

This is the title of a weekly newspaper to
begin It's career in the city of New York on
the LIST Of January next. It will be a Rural
and Family Journal, not partisan or sectprian.
It's Home and Bireside Departments will be
under the supervision of that brilliant and
accomplished authoress, Mrs. Harriet Beecher
Stowe, whowill contribute regularly to every
number. The best literary talent in the
country has been enlisted in the support Of
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As newspaper Advertising Agents for nearly
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intimate and pleasant business relations With
the entire Press of the country. Their Jour
nal will be a model Of mechanical execution
and literary merit as no labor or expense will.
be spared to make 1t worthy a place in every
household nthe land.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Tho Great Pictorial AnnuaI.

Hostoter's United statos Almanac fr 1860. for dis.
ttibntion, grads. throughout Tie United staios and alt
civilized countries Of tho Western Hemisphere. will
bc published about the FIRST Of January, and all WHO
wish to understand the true philosophy Of hoalth
should READ aud ponder the valuable Suggestions II
contains. In addition TO an admirable medical treat
iae on the causes, prevention and cure Of a great
variety otdFeahes, II embraces a large amount Of in
fornation Interesting 70 tho merchant, the meehunic,
tile miner, the farmer, theplanter, and The professional
man and the calculations have been maio for such
m%oridians and latitudes az are moAt suitable for a
oorract and comprehensive NATIONAL CALENDAR.
The nature, uses, and extraordinary sanitary effects
Of H~OSTETTERS STOMACH BITrERS, Ihe staple
tonic and Alternative Of more than half the Christian
world, are fully sot forth in It's pages, which are also
intersrersed with pictorial illustration, yaluaBle re-
oipe' for the household and farm humorous anecdotes,
and other instructivoand amusing reading matter, ori,
ginRl and selected. Among the AnnuaA 10 appear
With tho opening year. this will be one or the most
useful, and mag be- bod for dr asking, Send ior copies
to the Central Manuitctory At Pitisbprg, Pa, or TO
The nearest denler m H~QsrETTER'S STOMACH BIr-
TIERS. The BlTTERS are sold in every city, town
and village o. the United Sjutos.
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Foreign Soldiers.

Thirty officers of the Navy Of Spain passed
through this place, on Wednesday last, en-
route for New Orleans, to take charge of a
gnuboat in the port of that city, purchased
by their government, of the United States.
We naturally suppose they are the flower of
the Spanish navy, being on a mission o. such
an important character, but there was moth
ing striking in their personal appearance
What a contrast do they present to the Amer
lean uavy-soldier. They are enlisted under
Il banner, which is the enblvm Of their SER
Witty and the degradation Of theis inherent
manhood, whilst he is a freeman and his flag
a guaranty Of liberty and a star of hope to
the oppressed of other lands.
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Christmas.


"Tle yearis going, let him go;
The ycaris dying, let him die"
When two more issues Of this paper are laid
before its readers, eighteen hund"ed and six.
ty-eight will be numbered with the aatedc-
luviau ages aud viii blend its tributary mite
with the ever rolling mysterious tide of eter-
nifty. Its successor will darken with its
shadow the dial plate Of time, and we will
enter upon the threshold OF a new notation
of the nineteeuth century. Old year, now
pickering to your close with all your dear
and sacred memories, with your sweet frui-
tons, with your enjoyments and happy
realizations, we bid you adieu, Your course
is marked with frustrated plans, disappointed
hopes and ambitions morked BY tickle fortuue,
yet, old year go; thy days Of sunshine have
brought US joy, aud we mare snatched glad
ness even from thy elouded brow. Thy
hOnds have been biu upon us ia richest bene-
dictions, but yet, we regret not thou makest
another cycle IN our existence. Going, CO.
ing, going. The whole human raccis watch
ing thy disappearing sands, thy few and
neeting days-thy grave Is opening-tbe bier
is waiting for tue last gasp, All earth is thy
nourner, aud the feathery snow fakes a pure
andsky born tribute to thy memory. As an an
gers robe, their crystal welt is the protection OF
Thy tomb. Old Year goodbye! fsrewel;lI
iarewelllll Onward Timei beaulifer even
Of the dead, the artist that dost gild the char
mel house, and adorn even ruin itself! Healer
of hearts that bleed, correetor Of false judge
meuts' aVd the infSllible test of truth, friend
ship andlove. Oh Time, we are thankful for
the coming benefactioh Of another cycle in
thy duration.
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We Mean what We Say,

Our merchants, and others, throughout the
country, who have produce, and other arti-
cles, for shipment south, would do well 70
read the advertisement, IN another column
Of Messrs, Sawtelh& Perkerson, Grocers and
Commission Merchants, Whitehall Street,
Atlanta, Georgia. Give them a trial. They
are cold hands at the bellows and will be
prompt in the transaction of business.
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information wanted

Ny son IS now at large. IN Ihis county, in a
state 0. arrangement. lie Is fair skinned,
mas grey eyes and hair rather dark. His
given ZANE is Deaderiek A. am anxious to
hhd him, aud any information as 10 his Ahere.
aoou'' WIN DO most thankfully received.
StsAS MoohE, Beesburg, Tenn,
We hope our kind hearted people will make
every eteriioh to find this unfortunate man
and thus telievs the distress and s~olieitpde
Of his mother. H6r anxiety IL indispensable
and her request IS an appeal Of humanity.
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Llttle MIG.

u,.a.. XII, I A., MN hro.d sn,io
,anano. ! Va, ,bo nonIo e,i,h-
v. 1.., IN t,s,a.3. nFn,a.
=. asha f.hroo ,,na ro.rs bos ho,o
~ ,yn.t,, visi,.r, "a
aoa.i. $1,000. +, 10 ro.v aovn
Ia LA ~, s,rao,. ,b,,
.,.a.,naa, &c Nor, ~ n,irh, ,bs mora
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National Hotel, Baltimore,

The attention of those visiting Baltimore
is specially directed to the advertisement of
this Hotel. 1t is a 6rst class House, and
managed by men Of experience and profcien-
cy. Acton Young was the Proprietor Of the
Atkins House until quite recently, and every
one who ever stopped there is aware that "he
knows how to keep q do:el"
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|" star spangled Banner y

We have received from the publishers, the
" Star A@g'ed Banner" for January. With
this number il enters upon its seventh volume
and is enlarged and improved, giving nearly
double the former amount Of natter. 1t is a
rich, rare and racy sheet Of 40 long columns
and large pages, illustrated, aud is really
the cheapest PAPER in the country. Its pub
fishers present, gratis, to every subscriber, a
splendid engraving, and the price Of all is
only 70 cents. Specimens can be seen at this
office, or will be sent free by addressing,
" Star Spangled Banner" Hindale, n. II.
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Chhteh Fair and Featirnl..

On tue $50 Of this month there will be a
Fair at the Court House. Most beautifurhaud-
work, executed W the ladies win be exposed
Tor sale. A supper Will be spread and all
the deiicacies Of the season will be furnished.
The receipts will be devoted 10 The purchase
Of an Organ for the II. +. Cbhtch. We are
sure this will be a rare entertainment for our
citizens, and on account OF the praiseaorthy
object IN Tiewi they will extend a most liberal
patronage.
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Our Railfoaa Cohduotors.

We are glad that the new Authorities Of
bur isailroad hate Consulted The interest and
aesite Of The Travelling public ID retaining
Coi. i'dan Youhs, aud Capt n. n. Lyle, as
passenger Conductors. Ever kind, aiabls,
polite and accommodating to thosswbo pass
undsr men ehggei Ties have vou golden en-
eo@iuns rom H. heaofsaeh conspicuous
merits eaub0t fai! 10 Be appreciated.
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American Unftdysitv n pbitagd

American university Of Phfla'd.
Thi' Msdi1l Institution has Besu estab-
N'hed IN Philadelphia, and chartered By q
special Act Of the Lssislature Of psnusylva-
MA students are received without regard
10 race 81 color As be noble Col. stokes
ispafksf % dislhetoas Or nee Or soIor
VIII soon diSappearn This Is the gsaiuI Of
Americas Freedom and Progress
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THE UNION FLAG.
JOnesbOro' Tenn, Dec IS, 1868.
LOCAL. ITEMS S.


Subscribers TO the Union Flag,
Who owe for their subscrption-or those
rho owe for Advertising and Job Work, are
requested to come to our Office and settle
their accounts, or we will be compelled to
proceed against them according TO law, "a
hint to the wise is sufficient
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Llovd's Double Revolving Maps.

See the advertisement 10 another column.
We have just received one Of these maps, and
pronounce it the most perfect and complete
thing OF the kind, We ever saw. Send for
one, but read the. advertisement before send
ing, headed, Wanted You will be fairly
dealt with.
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IDlD0ytqnf To Soln1ern lSilJscrDprs,

Subscribers having incomplete spisof dis work will
be supplied Will the remaining y]rliiies hti application
amount for volumes desired. b. APPLETON a CO.,
Publishers, New York.
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American Annual Cyclopmdia,

And Register o. Important Evef's Tor the Year EN-
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Public Documents BiogrulAyi Statistics; Comlperce;
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work l]uuiturm IN style with the New American Cyclic.
prdlD are new published bringing the record Of
events down,t0 the close OF The Ssdr 1867. It will b.
sold in separate volumes or in syts. Price per vol,
the same AS Ioftiie New American Cyclvpedla.
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Powder and Burglar-Proof L0ekse
THE BEsT FiRE-pROOF SAFB
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DENEDI0Ts TIME WATCHESl
nporlas y F5r9gn Vdrl1s n as aasi sst


an of cir Goo7s are WstRR4NTEp and me
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glass crystal, white enameled dial, steel AMI metal
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Send for one, aud be. no lnnger without a tiIuo.keeper.
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Qnarlerlr Mnntinn

Inc hrlt Quarterly Meeting ior this Con.
ference year 10 sbis staHon sommsoess IN
'ne Methodist r. Church, Al Q o'clock this
'''ning and WI continue over ne1i sabbath.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

williomsburgh, Kings County New
GSnotGyl-A.& Co.
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cut off, and when it stands till the
sherdsgrass heads shoot out, and if cut
at that time it comes to a stand still,
has to take time to shoot up q new
leaf from the root. The earlier you
cut the first crop the larger will be
the second, and the later you cut the
first the smaller will be the second, so
| think it stands every one in hand to
cut the first as soon as possible, as it
makes the quality of both so much
better. The quality of hay cut in
this way has grown my yearling steers
over 4 to I, as shown you in pre-
vious statement. At our next meet
ing l will give my mode of stocking
the ground and cutting the two crops
the same season. 8g0A. SCOTT.
Feb. 49, 1868. 33s-sIba4
A. Morse did not think grass should
be cut till in blossom; thought it
could be cured with three fourths the
labor then, and was worth more to
feed than if cut earlier. den 1
Mr.. Scott referred to the growth
his steers had made on grass cut in
June, and that common hay would
hardly produce the same results. o1
Mr.. Hatch plowed one acre of
ground last spring that had been devo-
ted to corn, manfred it and narrowed
the manure in, sowed two bushels bald
wheat and raised twenty five bushels
of nice wheat; thought it paid as well
as an acre of Mr. SCOTS grass.
A. A. Randall humorously told the
Club how they could have their corn
nearly all pop corn, by carelessly get
ting the pop corn mixed with their
field corn. - ..s fc.a -
Ell. Cass lives on the river where it
was generally supposed that wheat
could not be raised; had raised from
eight to twenty bushels per acre /;
would break green sward soon after
haying, plant to corn or potatoes the
next year, then SOW a crop of wheat
or rye in April and seed; had tried
seeding down without raising grain,
but thought it most profitable to seed
with grain, still had got good crop
os grass from ground seeded without
grain the same year it was seeded.
[. D. r. Collins, Sec'y.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-02-28

The Rev. Jacob N. LOOMS was acting
pastor two years, 1884. Early in
1886, The Rev. Nm. A. Chaplin became
acting pastor, and having served in
that capacity six years, he was in Jan
uary 1s4l, formally installed, and sus-
tanned that relation till his death in
November 1850. In December 1850
the Rev. James P. Stone became act
ing pastor. A revival was experien-
ced in 1851, and thirty five were add
ed to the church. During Mr.. Stones
pastorate of eleven years, the house
of worship was remodelled, improved,
and furnished with bell, and par
sonage was built and paid for.
During the years 1853 and 1864
the Rev. Andrew Royce was acting
pastor. In May 1854, Mr.. Azel w.
Wild began to supply the pulpit, and
in the following October he was or
dained to the pastorate, with a salary
of 1915, which was increased in jan
uary 1868, to $500. Since his paste
rate commenced, the house OF worship
has been thoroughly repaired, and be-
tween thirty aud forty persons have
been added to the church. '-