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SIG 90 THE ROUND TRIP
STAGE FARE TO AND FROM THE CAVE
SIXTEEN DOLLARS.

Parties not purchasing round trip tickets. but
visiting the Caves via Glasgow junction, VIII
be entitled to twenty five per cent. RE1UC
TION on all regular charges at Mammoth Gave
Hotel, (our regular charges per day being -Four
Dollars, or Eighteen per week., but persons
visiting the Cave via Glasgow Junction, ana
exhibiting their tickets at the Office Of the Ho-
tel, will be charged Three Dollars per day, or
Thirteen Dollars and Half per week.
The charges for conveying persons TO Nam
moth Cayehaving been heretofore excessive, and
persons having been unnecessarily detained at
the Railroad. we have purchased the Glasgow
Junction Hotel, which is three miles nearer the
Cave than any other Station on the LOuisyllle
and Nashville Railroad, and have built a
splendid road from Glasgow junction to NJ am
moth Cave, and thus propose the above reduc-
ton for the benefit and accommodation OF vlsl-
tors By taking this route persons can visit
PrOcters Cave, which is Immediately on the
road without additional stage fare. This Gave
has no equal either in Europe or America for
the beauty of its Stalagmite and Stalactite tor
nations and the grandeur and sublimity OF its
DOmes.
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THE Chattanooga Republican has
changed hands and now supports
Governor Senter. Under the new
regime the Republican, which is
one of the official papers for the
third congressional district, favors
the repeal of the legal advertising
law, believing it to be unconsti-
tutional and manifestly unjust"
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WHILE in Chattanooga the other
day, Gov. Senter is reported to have
said in reference to converting the
old Legislature, as urged by May
nard and his co-committeemen, to
ratify the proposed fifteenth
amendment, "that he hoped his
friends did not consider him either
q fool or q knave."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-08

Stokes henchmeB, when they
were protesting against the legality
and validity Of the late election,
should have borrowed the Press
and Times idea about the eighth
section of the schedule legalizing
the bogus members, and have pro-
tested against the legality and va
lidity of the election on the ground
that it was not held "by general
ticket" as provided in "the amend
ed constitution of 1865"
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Seed Wheat and Barley.

ehave on hand & superior article Of BOughtOn
and Kentucky White Wheat also. pure Am
Der. for sale.
Pure Fall Barley. free from all other grain,
for seed purposes.
aGgZ6 In TH0S. PARKES 4 co.
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q" ANT7FiD

NORN, WHEAT, RYE, BARLEY, AND
Call kinds of Wool Yarn you will send them,
for which the highest market price will be paid.
j. NJ. CARSEY, son X CO.,
auO24Lf No So South College street.
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Buy Your Tickets via Glas-
cow Junction.

Persons desiring any further Information are
requested to call upon John P. Williams, ESQ.,,
Ticket Agent Nashville and Chattanooga and
Northw estern Railroads. at the Nashville and
Chattanooga Depot, or III. A, Huntington, Esq.
No 3 North Cherry street.
augM lmt l.. }. PROCJER x SON.
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Assisted BIZ a fuIl and efficient corps Of Pro-
fessors snd Teachers distraction impaired in
the En- fish Branches. Language, Sciences,
Music End the Ele-snt Arts.
The 18Th Annual sion b gins on MONDAY.
the sixth 10TH Of September, and continue
ii rough ten lI0l calendP- months
Besides thorough instruc Ion some of the ad-
Vanta res we offer re: Spacious grount', a
healthy location, elc can't buildings, a elect il
bray of OvC- tea thCU-ald volumes. NUmer-
Gus maps, chr globes, a fine neurological
cabinet, a co ~ chapel organ, grand and square
pianos, ha ps, gritP en- rawlings, Autographs,
oil paint nos pOr rat bTs statqary. ma
nifcent CO. ecJiOl of caemIca and phllosOpl-
ical apparatus, ct =, etc.
The late tor and the Principal have in.
str1cted more than seven Thousand three hum
drCd and ne On pupil of whom seven hun
drod Id one have been IL Jared graduates.
z. ic greatly r luccd to suit the times.
For further Information, address
VIM. A. SMITH,
seTS Win Secretary 10 the Faculty.
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Thu Late Unpleasantness

JsABOUT TO PASS AWAY LEAVING THE
/ city in a 1uiet condition. We therefore offer
for sale all classes of city. Bdgefeld and coun-
a bnIIeiin giving full descriptions.
HARRINGTON. FARRAR i MEAKLEY,s st
i've NJ No. T9 Maxwell House. Church
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E. Carver Company
COTTON GINS.

We have on hand a supply
of these Unrivaled Gins. The
samples produced by these gins
have been, and can be, sold
more readily tan the samples
made by any other make OF
gins now in use.
GEO. C. ALLEN & co.,
,ur7 sm SOLE AGENTS.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST. CECILIA'S ACADEMY !
= a y u

Q a R d.
MILE EUGENE NJ. T0UPET WILL RE
Ih sumo the exercises of her French and Eng
lish School on the FIRST MONDAY IN SEP
TENDER, 1869
Mile 7. will also continue to give instruction
in French cher native tongue) either privately
or in q class.
For terms and further particulars, please ap-
ply to Mile TOupet, in person or by letter. at
her present residence, No. l26 South Summer
street, Nashville, Tenn. aug5 I'm
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MILLIN E r Y.
Attention, Fourth Ward.

TINE COMMITTEE FOR THE Ara WARD
j to select delegates to the convention 70
nominate candidate for Mayor, and to make
nominations for Alderman ana Common Coun-
ell, have selected the old Government Guild
ing, on Summer street between Gay and Line.
The meeting takes place on SATURDAY
EVENING, the 18th, at ~ o'clock.
All Conservative voters OF the ward are urged
to be present to participate in the meeting.
A. II. ROSCOE.
j. Ii. BRANTLY.
eepS 1t JOS. CREIGHTON.
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Corps of Teachers.
MRS. HENRI WEBER, Principal.

MRS. HENRI WEBER. Principal.
Prof. THOS D. BAILEY.
Latin. Greek. Mathematics and Natural
Sciences.
Mons. De CASTRO,
Modern Languages.
Mrs. NJ. l.. CHAPMAN.
Literary Department.
Prof. HENRI WEBER.
Department of Music.
Mrs j. F. FRYAR,
Teacher on the Piano.
Mr.. AMBROSE MORRISON,
Teacher of Drawing and Painting.
Mr.. DOLBEAR,
Teacher of Penmanship,
b Madame BUL0T,
Teacher of Fancy Work.
Edeefeld, July 9, lS69-tf
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LIVER POOL

LIVER POOL
AND
LONDON and GLOBE
Insurance Company,
IS WILLIAM STREET. NEW YORK.
Capital. surplus and reserved -,
Assets in tho United STATES, ogor. 2.00H,00O 90
Daily cash receipts, upwards OF,
g0ld..-..-.---.-............-..- D.OOO U
THE ANNUAL EXPORT FOR THE YEAR 1868 SHOWS
That the premiums were. gold..-......$ 5.6G5.O7
The losses amounted to. go'd-.;:. S,6S2 ~
Tho assets have been increased, gold 6Si 364
After paying a dividend of thirty Ter
cent. amounting TO S5S7, CPS, the un-
divided profits are. gold-...-........ 1850 go
STATEMENT OF TIE CONDITION
OF THE
N e w York Bran c h
OF THE
Liverpool and London and Globe In
surance Company,
ON THE FIRST DAY OF JULY, 1869.
The name of the Company is the Liverpool
and London and Globe Insurance
Company. 1t is located in Liverpool, Eng
land; the Branch in the city Of New York,
State of New York.
The amount Of Capital Stock is.--S2. OOO. goo 90
The amount of Capital Stock paid
up is, 1.95oI6 W
THE AssETs OF TIE COMPANY IN THE UNITED
STATES ARE AS FOLLOWS:
Cash on hand and in the hands of
sAgents or other persons s156.25i q
Real estate unincum bered..-....-. 2j3.7Z2 W
Bonds oloned Jy the Company, to-t0I:
Market val.
United States per cent
bond Of 81, 5-2Os $751;
600 I .r value.............- $40 430 90
United tates 5 per cent
bond lf'64. 10-4Os. 1885,
OOOI value...-........... l99, 500 90
Virgin State per cent
bon 53000.par value q 030 90
Alabi o 5 per cent eou-
Tot.i 500. par val. IS 9ilO22 so
Loan on Bond and Mortgage,
being FIRST lien on unincumbered
amount 1.OOOOOS co
cSiVabs. .~~..U~' WIS 5000 90
Debts for l,25S Is
| All other securi ties .......-.......-.
| Total Assett:..........,---...,.-.s3l20275 8
| LIABILITIES.
| Amount due or not due to banks or
| other creditors-NOne,
| Losses adjusted and due-None.
| Losses adjusted and not due-None.
Losses 92i9 y
G proof...' o. %s...S ~ .~i.- 72 7l8 "a
All other claims against the Com
pany-NOne ~
Total Labihties-.......... S., 962 63
The greatest amount insured in
any enc S3U.pOO W
The greatest amount allowed No rule-ac-
| by the rules of the Company cording to
to be insured in any one city, cireu mstan-
town or and the na-
The greatest amount allowed to ture Of the
be insured in any one block rlsks.
| STATE OF TENNESSEE,
COMFTROLLER's OFFICE.
NASHVILLE, July l. 1861
Lew. Blackburn, Comptroller of the Treas
ury, do hsreby certify that tie Liverpool
| London and Globe Insurance Company, located
| at Liverpool, in England, has produced M
satisfactory evidence that said Company "a
| complied with all the requirements Of the law
| of the State of Tennessee imposed on Insurance
| Companies; and further certify that HoRsOl
i CAHILL, Agents of said Company, have ais
| complied with the requirements Of the laws o
the State, made and provided in such cases:
| Wherefore. said Liverpool. London an
Globe Insurance Company has authority I
| take risks and transact the business OF In
surance in this State, at Nashville. Tennessee.
| e., w. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller Of Tennessee.
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First Fall Special Sale,
"WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER s, 1869.

W HD-'D'D" =. '"- -''.-
Late large consignments of choice and we'll
assorted stocks of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
Furnishing Goods, Trimmings, Varieties, No
tions, etc., will be sold as above by
sens st .YEhTMAN, SHIELDS X co.
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EDGEFIELD
Female Seminary.

Il opens on the Ist Of september, when
a Boarding Department will be opened by the
Principal.
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LIABIL ITIEs.
Amount due or not due to banks or
other creditoTs-NOne,
Losses adjusted and due-None.
Losses adjusted and not due-None.
Losses 9249 70
Losses in suspense, waiting for further
u lI0 81
All other claims against the Com
pany-None .
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mc-oh, Guy, ! never thought that Of
your
{ And our proud, fiery little Viva was
actually sobbing. 2
Guy Forrrl made no comment; lie Of
fercd no remonstrance he simply drew
Grncvieve's arm under lis and walked
deliberately on until he reached her resi-
dchce; then no walked deliberately up
stairs, and walked deliberately into the
drawing. room with her, before he said:
"And now, Viva, tell me what al! this
MEANS"
She told him, with flushed cheeks an
humid. eyes, ending with the same pas
sionate assevcra'on
II will not touch it j."
gently, Viva" he interrupted !;
gently, Miss Harper. There is no Ion
ger any question about 1.-THE will under
which you inherit is the latest nov in ex.
istencc"
But 1t would not have been, if-if
- a|... F. "N
If had not torn up one still later
on the very evening of the day on which
you rejected me. | do not repent the
act. Miss Harper"
"But ! tell yon, Guy Ferroll, | will
not keep it; | will give it all back"
81 shall not receive It, Miss Harper"
"Guy!'
Viva"
What was il in her eyes, all sparkling
and swimming like shady consultations OF
light, tia. brousl, the sudden glow to
his cheek :"
Guy. You ~iN-take it?'
Viva, | shall not take it. 1t would
not satisfy me. unless"
Unless what! y
"tnlcss you give me your swce! self
TOO, Viva. My little treasure, must WOO
you . second time in vain?''
No-uot in vain. All the best and
noblest' impulses of the little Icircss's
spoiled nature were aroused at last; she
saw Guy Fcrroll as he was. and loved
himall the better in that she had sighted
him before. And when, late ut night,
Viva came to the room where Miss Pen
meyer was rolling her still curls in sitter
curl papers, The old spins'cr looked up aud
said: r3r DO !. umt
Mercy upon us, child. what's the
Natter"
'No'ling, Dolly" said Viva, softly,
"ohly 1'm engaged to Guy Fcrroll "
And old Mr.. Pcndexter r,joiccd greatly
;ha. ",hiugs had settled themselves" 50
nicely. 81 t.ir s.fv
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GOODS,
At MODERATE pROFITy.
tINlE SOUTHERN REVIEW.

TNlE SOUTHERN llEVlLW. ....
Tic SJutllcrl Review was established in
loJi, viii n view Of providing fitting organ
for the thinking men Of the country, aud III the
desire 10 s,inish for The South liteur, leiJd.
cal Of the higher class; both which the editor:
conceived to he needed at he time.
Our success thus far cUneinrts ila, we have
met a real want aud affords the additional
qualification oflc!itving that We have met IL in
81 ,isiac,Oty Tanner. Our lmigcs have been
fhed by contributions from the mos, lillian,
writer's and accomplished scholars il the
country, and our subscribers and the press
have been lavish Of encouragement ind praise
The Southern Review Is published qrtrurly
OF. til first days OF january, April, iuly unti
october. Each number contains $50 large oc.
tarO pages, handsomely printed Oh heavy
paper The subscription prireis S. per annun.
Contributions are Invited from all parts Of the
country a. T. BLEDSUE,
". II. BROWNE,
Eds. and Pros, 81. Paul ST., baltimore.
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Z lpNNCOTT.s MACHINE

~ lkoSIEillS FUR 1863.
THE third volume and second scar Of Tip,ir.
colts Magazine of Literature, Science And IA.
ucatiOn, commences wiillihc January numl.,
lsGo, and thcruhl;:hers intend thu, il shall q
sill more valuable, attractive and 'n;er,ainip,
The publishers, en- ourapd-by their great,
success, have made literal arrangements 70,
the future. Their oljcc, will continue 10 lie to
prcsen, monthly magazine Of The hirhes,
class, thoroughly national in its tone. and
treating Ill., questions Of The day 10 philosop,.
ical and sla'csmprljke mnnncr, Eaeh numi.,
vii! contain large proportion Of light reading,
together with articles OF more lhcugh,fvl
class.
The January number will contain the omen.
Ing chapters Of brilIian, and original nore!,
written expressly for this mag zine. entitled
"BEYOND THE EREAkEkSY,
n story Of the prescn, day. Short original
tales, and skechcs by the bcs, anl l:crs, will
appear in each number, together With sketches
of travel, history. and biography s. ,tsssy,;
papers Of wit mud hnmcr; articles on ropul,r
sclcnce finance and education, and MISCELLANY.
Our monthly gossip and literature Of the diy
vii! nddvaricty md intcres, 10 each number.
Vow is the time 10 subscribe
TEEMS-icarly subscription 81. Sn7.
number - cents. Club IA is--;wo co pies 70,
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Agents wanted in all parts Of the U s.
Prospectus, with premium list Of valuable
looks, zen, on april alton. Address,
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rs sn1' u Markets ST., Philadelphia.
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All Communications should be address.
I'd to The DEMOCRAT,
WEsIos, ". Va,
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'TNlE MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE UNION
Mercantile Reference LIGHTER.

i . .I5li '..tt.a
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n,hcr ,h;nrs The Snmrs .yc,nr. ~ nn.;n..'
Amount of l'nui,nl r;r,,r;o, e,sra;ns IA
lniino ms to Credit. of aver 400 ooo NJ ,tc mis-.
rinnl merchants. trndcrs bankers m,uufar,r.,,
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IN ,ho.n deemed wor,iy "r same ill.," ~ e,.a;t.
ADJ a. ,,,o sn,,n ,,;lj II. ,as,J On "a a.. as..,;.
rs ,,on i,s wr;,en s,s,na NJ NJ, H. is,.,
,hn,nsrires ,.,srd arj rn,,.r,,i i, ,,aii.t s.r.
Ind reliable, LEGAL correspondent. hns. rbst.
METER viii ,,,oy,. .,,..n,,,.o NJ IN. ......s,n,,,
Of lIe inflammation furnished AZ ,h.m Il /, b..
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ind complete, and, therefore su,ct t IN. and
If much greater whine linn nv I" n,..;ousi, Il.
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IS IT RHHT

that You should bid defiance TO all natural
laws, and the science Ui medical men and sui.
fer with Dyspepsia or indigestion when TO-
backs Stomach Bitters Cnn he procured at an,
any drug store. ......
Sol, igsn. for Iewi, .>a4ty.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
CpECIAL NOTICE.
czAs. wArs.,

y -tiFI3
HAMILTON n,.IsN' ez4s,sWArsa
HAMILTON EASTER { SONS
lnwieu,tenIicn 10 ,hclr pre,en, lsrr.
varied Wholesale and retail sturk ofpry Co ~
to which additions will I've made by AIM,
every Steamer: Having buyer consian,ly
Europe and selecting also from Auctions ~ ~
other best sources in this Country, there /. W.
house in the United States with better fac;,;,i.'
in purchasing, ard bat few that Retail Good.
buy rs we do direct from the hes, Euron..
Manufacturers. p f'i'ih
We min, TO keep on hand Good, Rdop,cd in :,
wants, from the lowest priced TO the mos, co,,,,.
and whilst constantly endcaroring 10 seem,
new mud fashionable fabrics, wearc equally an,
iouS 10 supply the wants OF those desiring chez,
durable articles, aiming onlyto XII such rootI.
MS We believe will prove satisfactory 10 pu,.
chnscrs. IfHs''
In succeeding the former firm OF IIamiI,,,
Easter 4 Co., our SENIOR rartencr has RESUME,
the active management aud personal supervise,
OF the business. lalafl ~
Selling for cash ONLY we .are, enabled
to pu, our goods at quite moderate profits. md
this With 4 regular fixed price, from which n,
deviation Is made, jusiiics those no, iamiIi.,
With their value 10 buy from us with .r,ir,
confidence. fi
Retail stock on frs, Goors ofl9,, col And 20,
Baltimore Street.
Wholesale rooms in the Upper Stories.
Al orders by letter must he addressed 10 IL.
firm, vixen they will receive The prom, NV
soEnl attention Of one OF the principals.
mrlG-ly r 7N
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EcnLtErrTIIIor , MEDICAL COLLEGE q

ECLErTlC MEDICAL COLLEGE or
II PENNSYLVANIA.
This College holds three session cseln l,rA!.--
The frs, session commences C>c,utc. s,h., and
continues until the end orJrn,Gry thest,tal
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Every facility in The way Of Illustrations,
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The Eclectic Medical Journal Of PENNSYLVANIA.
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Address JOHN BUCHANAN.
227 North Twelfth Stree. PHILADELPHIA,
"a April61y.
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TERMS:

In order to place tlernpcr within reach
Of every one, we have reduced the price
to 81 per year, Which will, III every case,
bc required III advance
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ADVERTISEMENTS,

DRosrECTus
THE D E NJ 0 G R A ]
FOR 1869.
In taking charge Of The DEMOCRAT, il
becomes us to lay before our readers
summary Of the principles by which VI
expect to be guided in conducting it.
As our friends DIRE aware, we are a Dem
ocrat, and the paper will, as far as oul
ability extends, &c the advocate of 'hosc
principles upon which we consider the per
pctuity and welfare Of our government
depend.
In advocating our principles, We shall
cnlcayor to do so in a manner that vii
be creiitable alike to ourselves and tn.
cause VIC represent. We shall indulge IL
no personalities, nor abuse any for sheis
bclicf--but believing in soft words and
hard arguments, that the cause for which VT
labor needs nothing but clear exposition
to render it triumphant, We shall en-
dcavor to present the great principle
of Democracy Which underlic the foun'
datious Of our government, in such {
manner as shall carry conviction TO III,
mind, Of the sober, thinking men Of the
country.
We shall have nopolicy but PRINCIPLE
aud we shall adhere to it through all til,
change. wIicI, The future may Ling u.
Believing that the cause of Democracy is
the cause Of civil government, We shall
advocate that policy inthc administration
Of our National affairs, which shall tcud
to restore our government to its pristine
puri,y-bring back to us an era Of good
feeling between all sections and peoples
lessen the burdens Of the laboriug poor
aud make us again free, united aud !
happy people !
In our State government, VIC shall de-
maud reduction Of the countless loart
of officers who are eating out the sub
stance of the pcoplc--a wise, statesman
like policy in relation to immigration an,
internal improvements cessation Of al
proscrip,ive and class Legislation shicl
tend only to keep up feeling Of bitter
less and hatred between our citizens. an,
an economic expenditure Of the publ
! funds.
Our bcs. energies shall be used for I'll
improvement and development Of our Stat
aud County, and in speaking Of our lcca
affairs, We shall do SO independently an
boldly.
We shall cnlcavor to make the paper
welcome visitor to every household in ,h