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REWARD.-stolen from A.,

G1Nn REWARD.-Stolen from EN=,>
church, Augu sta county Va, LIGHT sOthkL
MARE, in good order, five or six years old, fifteen
hands high, two white hind feet, large white
spot In face, tolerably heavy name, broad hips,
with small dark spot near top OF hip (side not
remembered). and fresh scar from bleeding. che
walks, trots. aud lopes well and carries up finely.
ton of the thief and fifty dollars for the return Of
the mare or any Information that win lead to her
recovery. T, j. MITCHELL,
NH 4-Ak - -.sa-' @s' Staunton, Va.
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business CARDS PRINTED AT THE
.o DISPATCH RRLATlNa-HoUsE CHEAP.
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NsAPIoCA AND MANIOCA-fresh TO
J. hand. DANDaID9E & ANDERSON,
nah % -. AT Bread street. -
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WANTS s7s !

Wy ANTED, every person who desires to
WV have any description OF. SEWING Gone 70
cal, Mt 1871 Main street for particulars. l III n
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(NHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD

The passenger train leaves the depot every morn
sng ~ A. II. WILLIAM r. ESCS,s :,
oc II o ..F Freight and Ticket Agent.
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NTANTED, Sadlers, Shoemakess, Taiiors,
wv and every person who has use either TOT
Sewing Machine or It's work, to eau az Sli mAin
B All eet and see our little thing work. CALI -
mi 27-2t ELf89a&I ShEGkSk
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-07

The Radical party are endeavor-
ing to change the letter and spirit
of the Constitution of the United
States by amendments. What more
directly antagonistic TO republican
principles than their fourteenth
amendments The third section OF
that amendment was not conceived
or suggested by wise craftsmanship,
but instigatcd by hatred and malice.
1t declares No person shall be a
Senator or Representative in Con-
gress or EleCtor Of President
and Vice President or holding of
fee, civil or military, under the
United States or under any State,
who having previously taken an
oath as a member Of Congress or
as an officer Of the United States,
or as q member of any State Legis
lature. or as an Executive or Judi
ciaI officer of any State, to support
the Constitution of the United
States, shall have engaged in insur-
rection or rebellion against the
same, or given aid or comfort to the
enemies thereof" This is Radical
charity and brotherly love. This
is what we have TO expect by bow
ing to their behests and adopting
their amendments.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-07
The Exhausted System.

Summer il 4 facilitating season. and the sud
den change of temperature which takes place
at this period of the year finds the healthiest Of
US considerably enerVa:cd by the preceding
heat, AID the weakly and delicate almost pros
trated. This is not n favorable condition in
which to encounter the raw. cold winds OF OctO-
Der and it7 chilling f0gs and night dews. and
consequently intermittent fever. dyscntery. bill
ious attacks and rheumatism. are more or less
prevalent everywhere. but especially in lOcali-
ties where the atmosphere is naturally IN
wholesome. In order to avoid the dangers
arising from these cause, the exhausted sy TEN
should now be renovated and inyigOrated by a
course Of HOSTE1TER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS. This purest and most potent Of all veg
etable tonics and exhilarants regulates the Sc
cretions while it renews the strength, and puri-
fes the fluids of the body, while it Eives firm
ness and Yigor to the nervous organization.
Free from unpleasant flavor which renders the
ordinary tOnics so repulsive, composed Of ex-
tracts and juices of the choicest vegetable in
MIGRANTS and cOrrectives. mingled with dit
fusive stimulant from which every noxiOus Gle
ment has been expelled, this renowned prepar-
alton is. in all respects, the very best medicine
of its kind the world has ever known. Such is
the opinion of distinguished members of the
medical profession, and the general verdict of
the public, after an experience Of twenty years.
during which HOSTEPTER'S BTTTERS has
attained a greater popularity and more exten-
sve sale than any specific ever advertised III the
columns of the American press.
Oct5 decd lW&Wlt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-07
UNITED STATE sENATOR.

Some of those opposing the elec~
ton of Mr.. johnson, are very
busily at work endeavorlng to ex-
cite the old party prejudices of the
old Wing members of the Legisla-
ture. The effort is a little unfortus
nate in this respect, that many of
those whose prejudiees they are
thus endeavoring to arouse, repre-
sent districts largely Democratic
according TO old party divisions.
To vote against Mr.. Johnson beN
cause he was noe a Wing, would
not be a satisfactory reason to give
to their constituents. But the old
Wing members of the Legislature
can, not. be thus influenced against
MIR. johnson. They know that in
bis appointments when President
he ignored all party lines. When
thev look around at his appointees
they see he never stopped to in"
quire whether the person appointed
was a Wing or Democrat. If a
count were made it is probable that
It would be found that he had
appointed moro old Wings than
Democrats. Ifthis contest is to be
made on old party issues, 1t ought
to have been proclaimed before the
August election.
But the question of Whiggery
or Democracy has nothing to do
with the Senatorial election. 1t is
simply a question as to whom the
people of the State desire shall
represent them in the United States
Senate in times like these, when
every interest that we have as
friends of constitutional govern
ment is at stake. The Legislature
of Tennessee is not here to speak
the voice of old party feeling either
for or against any one. Nor is it
here to choose Senator to suit the
tastes and desires of a Radical
Congress. If we must crook the
pregnant hinges of the knee
where thrift may follow
fawning, let US take Mr.. Maynard
or Mr.. Stokes, or follow the advice
given by the Richmond Wing to
the Virginia Legislature, and go to
New York or Massachusetts for our
choice. We have no doubt MIR,
Boutwell, or Mr.. Creswell either
would very willingly yield to an
invitation from our Legislature and
consent to serve US in the United
States Senate for the nextsix years,
and thus crafty the wishes of those
who are afraid of giving offence to
Mr.. Sumner or Mr.. Wilson.
Such shifts to defeat Mr.. J ohnson
show that his opposers have no solid
ground to stand upon. he is the
peoples choice, and there presenta-
tives of the people will heed their
wishes. ..-.. .....
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-07

We publish to-day the letter OF
Fisk, Jr., the great New York
speculator and gold gambler, which
is backed up by the afidavits OF
several others. He, fixes upon
Corbin, President Grants brother
in.law, the ''honor'' of the grand
scheme for advancing the price Of
gold, which played such havoc in
Wall street on that sad Friday.
Fisk directly charges that this en-
tire gold gambling operation was
4the fruit of Mr.. Corbin's own sug-
gestive mind; and long before l
Fisk knew anything of it, Mr..
Corbin's representations concerning
tho powerful influence which he
could bring 10 bear in favor of the
speeu lation had interested in his
support other gentlemen of means
and capacity; and it is only just to
say that Mr.. Corbin's assurances on
this point were fully carried out up
to the 3Oth of September" s..
When thieves fall out honest
men get their dues. = Let US wait
and see.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-07

EVERY State in the South fur
nishes an illustration of the assero
ton that Radical rule means high
taxes. The Raleigh On. O. Senti"
mel charges that the Governor,
Treasurer and another party, from
that city, compose q ring now in
New York for the purpose of ma
nipulating the State bonds. On
Wednesday last these bonds fell to
forty cents on the dollar. The Sem
tinel says the ring men combine to
put the bonds down as low as pos
sible and then buy them. As soon
as they buy them the price of the
bonds is put as high as they can
get it 10y combination, promise OF
paying the interest, etc, and then
they sell out the bonds which
they bought at a mere song
For example, they buy the bonds
at forty cents on the dollar to day;
tomorrow or next day they man
age to run the bonds up and sell out
at fifty or fiftyNtwo cents on the dol
lar. This margin in the sales OF
hundreds of thousands Of dollars
makes fortunes for the ring. The
people of North Carolina are over
burdened with taxation on bonds
issued by the last Legislature for
railroad purposes, which, together
with the increase necessitated 10y
the accrued interest on the State
debt proper, makes the taxes near
ly ten times the amount they were
prior to the war.
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nor THE CURE OF COUGHS. COLDS.
II Sore Throat, Dyspepsia Asthma, Scrofula,
Disordered Stomach. Liver and Bowel. etc.
1t acts upon the circulating hnlds, ana cor
reefs their tendency 10 all diseases which ORR
eiuate in vitiated blood. diseased liver, de-
pressed appetite or predis position to affection
of the lungs. 1t nOurishes, strengthens and
supports the system, and consequently prolongs
life. .
As an evidence of the blood purifying effect Of
the Panaeea, the following. from n gentleman
we'll and faYOrably known in Middle and W est
Tennessee, speaks volumes. READ AND RE-
FLEET:
MEssRs, DeRTcH & ii ADDOx-G Gentlemen / de-
sire, for the. benefit Of the afflicted. to make a
statement in regard to DR.. A. G.. Goodlets
Houck's Panaeea. l was afflicted for several
years with disease pronounced TO be ScrOtula
10 its most aggIpVated form, during which time
[ was under the treatment of several eminent
physicians, but failed to derive any benefit from
their remedies. / had at the time five ulcers IN
my neck discharging from one to tcO quarts
per day; my suffering, in consequence,
was almost uncomfortable. As a last re-
sort. / spilled to DIR. GoOdlet, who pre-
scribed his Panacea and an ointment for dress
ing the ulcers, and to my surprise as well as de-
light, had taken but two or three bottles when
L began rapidly to improve, and after using
about eight bottles. | was perfectly cured. 1t
has been several years since, and no symptoms
of the loathsOme disease has ever returned. III
by this statement others May be induced to give
this remedy fair trial and thereby be relieved
of their suffering, it Will accomplish that Tor
which Il Is written. Yours respectfully,
August 8, 1863. JAS. A. HARWOOD.
DORTCH & MADDOX,
Oct7 If Manufactures, Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-07

THE Buffalo Courier, in referring
to President Grant, and what it
characterizes as the only good thing
he ever said, says:
"His single literary success was the re-
mark in his message, TO the effect that
the rigid enforcement of bad laws is the
best way to secure their abolition. But
now the New York Times questions the
soundness of even that, and asks: May
it not sometimes be a good plan to let a
bad law, or an unjust law, or a foolish
law, drop quietly out of use, after the Eng
lish fashion? The Times has slain the
Presidents literary eweslamb."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-07

THE work of removing the interH
nal revenue officers in this State
who voted for Gov. Senter, is still
going on. The latest decapitatiOn is
that of. the assessor for the fourth
district, who is succeeded by
Samuel Brown, Jr., formerly OF
Coshocton, Ohio. Thus another
carpet. Dagger is provided for. A
Washington dispatch Of the 9TH
inst. to the Louisville Courie--JouT-
nal says ''The removal of internal
revenue officers in Tennessee cause
the friends of Senter to complain
bitterly of the conduct of the ad-
ministration, particularly as the
President, not long ago, assured
Gov. Senter and ex-Gov. Brown
low that there would be no re-
novalS''
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-07

ATTORNEY GENERAL HoAR has
given an opinion that the Legislas
ture of Virginia is not competent
to amend the dog law of that
State, but is perfectly competent to
amend the Constitution of the Uni-
ted States. 1t may also elect Sem
ators, provided it elects the govern
ment candidates. a A
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-07

A WASHINGTON dispatch of the
9Th inst. to the Louisville CourierS
Journal says: Especial dispatches
to Forney and the Republican pa
pers here from Nashville say that
Andrew Johnson's election to the
Senate is regarded as quite certain.
His prospects, it is said, have been
much improved during the last day
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-07
Appleton's Journal.

rs RxcERDISGLY ATTRACTIVE. - PhitadeL-
pIid North American,
rs AN ASSURED SUCCESS. "-Nepo York Her
ald.
"IsA SUPERB JouRSAL."-Detroh Tribune.
"IF HAS EsPRUNG SUDDENLY INTO AN ENOR-
NOUS CIRCULATION '-CleUelald Lcdder.
ia A SPLENDID SUCCESS ALBANY Nelos.
"WILL BIZ A SUCCESS OF A NEW AND HIGH OR
DIR."-Nsi0 York World.
THE CHEAPEST PUBLICATION WE EVER SAW"
-COiaBiercial BHietin:
"a READABLE AND INSTRUCTIVE WEEKLY. -
Boston Tfarcllcr.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-07

GREELEY says that the Radical
party have ga large number of in
dependent, Guerrilla adherents who
come into action only when they
feel like it." II. G.. knows.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-07

THE Columbus (Ga.,) Sun calls
attention to an incident which
shows how Radical papers are sus-
tanned in the South. A number OF
these papers are just now publish~
ing three prOclamations of the
President of the United States,
for which the publishers of said pa
pers receive from the United States,
nav at the usual rates of advertis-
ing. The first proclamation is call
ing an extra session Of the Senate,
for the 18th day of April, 1869
over five months since. The sec
ond proclamation submits the con-
stitution passed by the Virginia
Convention, to the people Of said
State, to be voted on July q,
l8G9-nearIy two months ago.
The people will not sustain these
papers, but the government will.
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1 Q Q o O
MAMMOTH AUCTION

OF I10 Lots I'm Overt0n's ADDITION
ERONTING FROM so TO Us. FEET QN
iermediate streets, on THURSDAY. OCT: q.
1859. at II o'clock, on the premises. ThIs IS the
heat opportunity that can be offered IN cheap
properly on easy terms
These lots lie Just beyond corporation limits.
Convenient to Spruce street railroad, and ADA
cent 10 two most thronged thOroughfares TO the
city. They are high and healthful and com
mand a splendid view Of N n, hyille and vicinity.
Look out for bargains
TFRMs: u cash; balance in ], and years.
Free buses from front OF our Office at lU14 A.
and street cars every 10 minutes by Spruce
street railroad to vicinity of sale.
ANDERSON JOHNSON i SMITH.
30 5t ? u Agents.
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WANTED agents,

QTS 10 S2OO-Everywhere, male and fe-
% ! - male, to introduce throughout the
Southern States the Genuine improved COM
mOn.s-nse FANNY sewing Machine.
This Machine will Stitch, Hem. Fell, Tuck,
QaiIt Bind, Braid and EmbrOider in a most su-
peTiOr manner. Price only SIS; fully warranted
for five years. We will pay s. 900 for any ma.
and more elastic seam than ours. 1t makes the
Elastic Lock stitch. Every second stitch can
be cut and still the cloth cannot be pulled apart
without tearing 1t. We pay agents from SIS to
500 per month and expenses. or commission
from which twice that amount can be made
address, s. NJ. T0LIVER CO,
Fel6 dlmw6m Franklin, by.
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4VUs Q kolCtFI5ttIht8s
Best Boar, of any age or breed
Sow, Of any age OF breed.........-............i
Brood Sow. with not less than suck
ling Pigs, all Of the same htter....-......l5
Grand Special Premiuul of Meosrs. Hart d
HeRslev. Precision Dealers. No. Y South Mar
ket street.
r. II. Gardaer, Esq.
DEAR SIR--We desire to offer q special pre-
MUM at the first annual Fair ofthe Tennessee
Agricultural and Mechanical Association of
Tennessee Of one hundred dollars (Sl00) for ten
Of the best fatted hogs. for packing purposes.
Nc restrictions as to breed. but they must be the
add to the above the sum ofS25, making the en-
tire premium $i25.
We have selected the following gentlemen as
judges to make the award. viz: Thomas L. Mar
shall, Geo. Morse. l.. X. Hooper, Geo. Doubles
day and W. Il. Hydinger.
Yours truly, HART x HENsLBY.
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E. Carver Company
COTTON GINS.
z E M o V A L.
j. M CARsEY, SON & co.

XAOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
w to their friends and the public at large,
that they have removed TO the large Warehou 9
lister & Co and recently by Geo. G. Allen; ESQ,
on the corner of BROAD AND COLLEG 4
STREETS, where theJ will be able to store for
Planters and others, COTTON, TOBACCO and
other Produce, on terms as reasonable a. any
house in the city. Parties wishing storage Tor
any considerable time can make it to their a1-
antage to call and see us.
ncff On - ]. M. EARSEY. son ( co.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Mammoth Sale of Lots.
DONOT FAIL TO ATTEND TO DAY THE
mammoth auction of one hundred and
thirty beautiful lots in 0verton's addition, They
are very desirable. command splendla view OF
the CITY and will be sold at bargains and on easy
terms. Take the free buses at the office OF
ANDERSON. JOHNSON &SMITH.
at haif-past 10 A. NJ, or the Spruce Street cars.
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DRUGS AND MEDICI
RUPTURE OUR
BY USING
ID Il. FERR 1
PATIENT
SUPPORTER TR
The most Efficient, COmfOria
Secure Truss In use, I
Structed upon an entire
New Principles.

1T is ENTIRELY DIFFERENT ]
i ciple and action from any other no
and has every desirable advantage. "
1T. Ii Is light, clean and easy. no
on the back; with motion inward aat
%. Ii has no springs or iron ba
avoiding an Injurious Pressure on tht
the same.fimo supporting the ~
and relieving the aperture Of all undi
"a The Button ~ so formed that
sure is equal on AL the parts OF ID
Aperture, without infringing on The
Cord
an. The composition Of which the
made, renders il lnpeI viOus to Per
and produces rapid absorption OF ID
in the sGbcut4neOus cellular tissu
permits the Button to act immsdiatei
tendinOus canal. thus effeetually c
neck and Obliterating the hernial
hesive Inflammation.
5th- IL is as Comfortable. night or
glove.
9th. II is not complicated. and
out Of order
This Instrument Is confidently rec
to the pubic, knowing chat IL Is snpe
now N use. IL has been tried b.
numbers TO prove its superiority Oys
crs, both for Comfort and Cure Of ID
This Instrument " recommended
ing Surgeons and Physicians thrsi
country for the CERTAIN RELIEF al
Hernia.
It is recommended by patients
tried the various Spring TTusses
without obtaining relief. and have
By this Truss.
Certificates from well known par1
vile. can be seen at this office.
IL is for sale 10 Druggist and
Wholesale. Address
". HIP
Manufacturer. No Union stseet
Nashville. Tenn.
~ The above Truss can be bad
DOrtch K liadjOX; DeMOyills = Co
Hendershott, Druggists. Nashville.
aug2S Of
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again under military rule, another conti-
mental cry, sooner or later, may surge over
the land-'The cause Of Georgia is the
cause of us all -"
Mr.. Pendleton, of Ohio, says:
81 oppose the adoption of the fifteenth
amendment, because it is material, radi-
cal change in our system Of government
because it destroys the relation OF tie
States TO the federal union which the
constitution established and degrades them
because it takes away from the States
wihou! their consent that essential attri-
butte of a self governing community the
right to determine who shall exercise the
right of suffrage"
Senator Hendricks, of Indiana,
says: ngte'g
tWhat is this fifteenth amendment ?
y What is the effect of ii? Cen
tlemen. the effect is 10 take away from
each State in this Union the control and
regulation Of the question that is import
ant to her. as an indepeI dent member of
the Confsderacy. / believe this question
belongs of right to the States, and it is q
C1dDRe III Tie tCl1 uaeuiO 1hN AHAAS 49,
Of our government, 10 take 1t away from
Tho States and confer il upon Congress. In
the name of the States / object to this
amendment"
Tho Hon. Emerson Etheridge Of
this State, says: -a
at ia all important just now when the
general government is absorbing all power
that this original reserved righ should
not be surrendered; for the federal gov
eminent ss a consequence of war, has 80
changed the original structure Of governs
menL that States, as States, have become
mere dependencies of the central govern
ment at Washington. II this right wers
surrendered, but few original rights would
remain to the States y He would
therefore vote against the { nnendment and
oppose it to the best Of his ability"
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MISCELLANEOUS.

No animal taking this first premium will be
allowed hereafter to compete for any premium
given by this Association in this class.
Fastest double team owned by
one individual and not kept
for sporting purposes ...........Sl. Med. and SO
ID beat---- .........-s ~
I'd H.... III
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To Stockholders.

OFFICE OF TIE N. * d. r r. CO, [
NASHVILLE. October 3. 1863.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
hulders of the Nashville and Decatur Rail
road Company will bo held at the DEPOT Of the
company, in Nashville,
On Tuesday, the 9h Of NOrCD.ba,. 1869. =
Stockholders will be passed free to and from
the Convention, on the Sth and 9Th going, and
ON the 9Th, 10th and 18th returning, by exhibit
10,Gtd @. W. SEAY. Secretary. -
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ii. BR An

has been admitted as a partner in our firm. TO
date from July /, 1863,
0uT co-partnership has been extended, and in
future the firm will be
Morgan. O'Bryan &c 90.
Hvglu TREY MORGAN. B ORYAN&
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MASONIC HALL.
TyrOIean Alpine Troupe.

The Greatest Success. Novelty and Peculiarly.
THE PROGRAMME CONSISTS OF THE
l. sweet Alpine Songs. Echoes and Todlfr
Choruses; Glass -Bellringing par excellence !;
the unique aud unsurpassed Solo performances
on different new and attractive instruments.
The Troupe appears in their romantic native
costume.
To commence at s o'clock P. N. Doors open
at o'clock P. N.
ADMISSION, 50 cents Children. Is cents.
Reserved seats, 25 cents extra, can be obtained
at DOrman's Music Store. sep3O st
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Peremptory Trade and

nRUsTEB's SALE.-YEATMAN.S SHIELDS
L & Co. will sell this morning Thursday, 7th
Oct. at 9H o'clock a very large and we'll: as
sorted stick Of Dry GoOds, Millinery. Furnish
ing and Fancy Goods, Notions, Varieties, etc.
These goods will be closed 10 the highest bids
6ar OCT