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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-16

midnight cabals and secret conspiraeies against
constitutional liberty, that he has a public
character Commensurate. not with this coun-
try but worldwide, that he carries with him
that weight, which others would have 20 ac-
quire, whatever might be their ability. Any
other man whom we might select would have
to make that reputation. which johnson has.
he would have to acquire that thorough knowl-
edge of public men and Of Senators IN particu
lar, which johnson already possesses. In ad-
dition to all this. where nave we one SO thorough
ly imbued with all the principles of free gov
eminent as Andrew johnson, one who 90 well
understood, or so strongly defended the pr1nc1-
pies of our forefathers, in his messages to par.
tisan Congress-messages beautiful IN the sim
plicity of their principles, grand and imposing
in their vast Importance.
There are those who would defeat Andrew
johnson because of private enmity. To such
We would say; fellow citizens Of our common
bitterness Of the past. Let your Dead bury
their dead" Andrew johnson buried all his
animosities and AL his private enmities. when
he became the chief of this great nation. He
bent all his energies to restore their pristine
and natural prosperity to these States of ours.
We are aware that there are those who will
move heaven and earth, and sacrifice any inter-
est to defeat him. They cannot arouse old par
ty prejudices, for our Legislature are too ois-
corning for that, they cannot revive the old Sec
tional feeling between East and Middle Tonnes
see. for that is forgotten we hope forever. With
bitter malignance and personal enmity, they can
only harp on the prejudices engendered by the
war, which all agree should be laid aside and
forgotten as unworthy of sensible and thinking
men, who have alone the countries good at
heart. Let our Representatives then ponder
thoughtfully this question, and choose for US a
man who has a world wide fame and reputation,
who is skilled to hunt down and unearth every
conspiracy against the people, who Is expert
enced in exposing and denOuRcing every species
of chcianery and fraud, man skilled in tho use
of the weapons of statecraft, used to the imple-
ments he has to deal with. and fully alive to the
issues of the present hour, and their whole
bearing on the future of our country.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-16
MUNICIPAL.
Meeting of CITY COuncu.



The City Council met last night at ~ O'Clock.
pursuant to adjournment. President Carroll in
the chair. The object of the adjourned meeting
being the election Of city officers, the business
of the evening was proceeded with. The voting
was resumed from the thirty-secOnd b tllOt, X.
G. Foster. L. j. Hale. L. +. Beech and JOhn f.
Hide being in nomination.. The name of Mr..
Hide was withdrawn, and the bsiloting pro
ceeded between MesSrs. Foster and Hale. Alter
the fortieth ballot the name of Gerge B Good
win was put 10 nomination.. On the forty.
second ballot the name of Med. Nolan was
put in nomination. After the forty fourth bal
lot it was moved by the Alderman of the fifth
ward that the election of Recorder be postponed
and that the election of other officers be pro-
ceeded with. Motion lost The name of Nolan
was withdrawn. After the fOrty-ftth ballot Mr..
Beech was permitted TO make q remark He
thanked his friends who had voted sor him, and
said that he did not wish to be in the way of the
business of the corporation. and declined being
longer balloted for. After the fOTty-siXth bal
lot T. J. Hale was declared duly elected Re-
cOrder, the vote standing. Foster 10, Hale 10,
scattering two.
Binkley, Ben Mccain. A. X. Holt and K. S.
Bugg were nominated. On motion il was agreed
TO drop the hindmost candidate after the third
ballot. On the third ballot J. d. Nancy was
nominated. After the tenth ballot Arson Nell
son was declared duly elected Revenue COllec-
tor, the vote standing, Nelson Il, Holt r. the
other names having been dropped under the
rule.
For Water Tax CoIlector-John L. Glenn,
Warren Jackson, Edward Hicks and Edward
Hawkins were nominated. Mr.. Glenn was de-
clared duly elected on the first ballet, having
received q votes; jackson 4. Hawkins /.
James Wyatt was unanimously elected SD
perDtendent Of WaterWOrks, having no COM
petition.
William Wyatt was elected First Engineer of
WaterwOrks, without opposition.
Messrs. Thomas Walker, Robert Baxendale,
William Boyd Thomas DOwdy, W SIinkard,
Mike Kirfman, Charles Harmon, W. c. Har-
men, James Monroe, Ed. Neronne, Daniel Cum
ningham, ii. T. Walker and NJ, II. Page were
nominated for Assistant Engineer of the Water
works. After the ninth ballot William Page
was declared duly elected.
The nominations for City Marshal being in
order, the following gentlemen were put in
nomination; James Ii. Brantly, William +.
Baker. W. n. Ambrose, J. ". CaWley, J. NJ.
Alexander and S. Davis.
James II. BranJly was elected on the sixth
ballot, the result being Brantly II, Ambrose IL
On notion, the Council adjourned till Mon.
day evening. at half.past o'clock, for the cleo
| ton of The other officers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-16
Higher Wages DeEnnntieti.

The Winchester Home Journal has been in
formed that the negroes of that place held Sc
eret meeting Monday, the llth inst. in which
meeting it was determined and resolved that
the said negroes would work for certain wages.
e. * ner 5aV Oficsrs and Committees zee an
pointed. During the meeting it was suggested
BY one negro. that II one George Fountain (ne-
grol refused to agree to the above resolutions he
would, or should, be taken out and given sos
lashes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-16
Marriage LIceuees.

The following is the list of marriage licenses
issued from the County Court Clerks Office for
the week ending October IS. 1869.
Robert P. Hallam and Melissa Ann Pugh.
John Pike Farland and Pauline Anderson.
T. NJ. Clements and Mary Ann Waggoner.
Joseph +. kirkwOOd and Amanda Me-
CrOry Page.
p. IL johnson and Amanda StringfellOw,
w. ID. Horn and Mary Jane Anderson -
George W.AndersOn and Mary +. Ter
And ak cOlOrei
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-16
FOREIGN.

PARIS, Oct. 15-The Emperor's health
is satisfactory. .-aal a-
GLASGOW, Oct. 15-Noon.-Great FIRE
raging. The Vulcan oil works and Eagle
iron works are burning The loss will be
very heavy. --
LONDON, Oct. I5-The Times money
article states that confidence in the ability
of Spain to soon repress the republican
insu ERECTION is increasing.
HAVANA, Oct. 15.-The rumored death
of Gen. Costello, who commanded di.
vision of insurgents, is confirmed.
Another detachment of Spanish troops
left to-day for active service in the field.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-16
STATE LIBRARY.


Statistics Reported by the Librarian.
The following message from the Governor ac-
cOmpanied by the report of the State Librarian,
was presented in the Senate yesterday
STATE OF TENNESSEE, EXECUTIVE DEPART
MINT, NASHVILLE, Oct. Is, 1863 -Gentlemen OF
the Senate and House of Representatives: L
transmit herewith the report of the State LII
brarisn, and recommend the State Library
founded and fostered by the wisdom and gen
crosby of former legislation, to the gracious
patronage of the present Assembly
" DIV. G. SKETER.
Governor of Tennessee.
The following is a synopsis OF the report OF
the State Librarian:
At the close of the year 1867 the whole num-
Der of volumes in the library was II ,gI2, OF
which there we're in the general library 1913; IN
the law library 1859; at the present time the
whole number is 1889, The addition since
1867 was OH; to the law library 562 to the gen
eral library ASS: of these, acquired by pure base
6l3; by exchange 404. Total amount OF expendl-
lures S5.lT0 90.
The Librarian reports that besides the add
ton TO the different branches Of literature and
science, the law library has been favored with a
large number of law treatises. besides the law
reports from the States acquired by. the ex-
change system. A still greater extension OF the
law library is demanded to meet the wants oil
the Supreme Court and for the benefit Of the Ie-
gal profession. The literary and scientific de-
partment contains a noble collection OF WORKS
of the most distinguished American, English.
French and German authors.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-16
PENNSYLVANIA.
Further ELECTION aeturns:

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Is Official msjori.
ties: Franklin county, 308 DemOcrostic;
Montgomery, 1854 Democratic; Cumber
land, 1874 Democratic; Dauphin, 1852 Re-
publican; Centre 500 Democratic; York,
$3.50 Democratic; Union, 5S1 Republican;
Carbon, 6S5 Democratic; Bsrks, 955 Dem,
ocratic; Schuylkill, 999 Democratic; Dels-
ware, 1881 Republican,; Lycoming, 53S
Democratic; Bucks, $50 Democratic;
Bradford. 9 967 Rennblican .a.1n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-16
INCIDENT AND ACCIDENT.

MOBILE, Oct. 14.-Capt. Godfrey, pro.
prietor Of the Battle House, died to-day.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 15.-In a recent case
in the Z. s. District Court Of i .liL IRE,
which has been appealed to the Supreme
Court, it was shown that three national
banks of Baltimore have bten Lending
as high as so per cent. Of their capital
for speculative purposes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-16
Raonrdo.,a Cnnrt

Business IN this court was not very brisk yes
terday morning. The following we're the cases
tried 4: ....-s.
Lizzie Moore, assault and battery /; So and
costs.
Michael Joyce, drunkenness and malicious
mischief, $50 and costs.
Bill Wallace, druakenn ess; continued.
Matthew Quinn, assault and battery and
leWdness; continued.
Humphrey Thomas. regrating the market;
continued. ..
Minnie Anderson. drunkenness g and
costs.
Robert Hough. larceny; continued.
Bill Norton, drunkenness; S. and costs.
Charles Jackson, same Ofense. So and costs.
John Seaton, same ofense; So and costs.
Scott Bradbury, same offense; So and costs.
Andrew Phillips, larceny; S2o. %
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-16

The following are the officers to be elect
ed by the City Council at the adjourned
meeting next Monday night: Two City At
torneys, Street Overseer, Chief Of Fire
Department, Clerk of the Market, Keeper
of WOrkhouse, City Physician, Sexton, and
Whsrfmaster.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-16

Patrick Feehsn was yesterday natur al
lied by action of the Circuit Court and
given the proper paPer, making him a
citizen Of the United State. One voter
more for one of the various candidates at
the ensuing March election.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-16
SPAIN.
Efforts of the Government 10 Suppress
the Republican Instruction.

The hcpubIIcan InsurFeCtIOn.
Madrid, Oct. l5-The government is
still making more vigorous efforts for the
suppression of the republican insurrec.
tionary movement. 10000 of the regular
army with 40 piece of cannon are in posi-.
ton before the city of Valencia. The in.
surgenis, aware of the power of tais force,
asked permission TO capitulste, but the
official authority as we'll as the officer
commanding for the executive, demanded
an unconditional surrender. The govern
ment in Madrid has resolved to disarm the
republican volunteers and dismiss all re-
publican officials and municipal council
men from Office.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-16
Ahnnf the Stables.

The stables of the city are filed with
stock, and those having passion for horse
flesh are busy gathering in knots and dis.
cussing The merits of this and tina. animal.
Our livery friends will have lively time
of it during the next ten days.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-16
Circuit Court.

There was nothing in this court yesterday Of
special public Importance. OF the twenty cases
set for trial, twelve were heard, all of which
were of a miLOr magisterial character tried on
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-16
WILLIAMSON COUNTY FAIR.
Fifth Day.


There was another large attendant, yester'
day. the crowd beiRgestimated at upwards 1000.
Below We give the list Of premiums awarded
Blooded aged stalliou-Premium, Gabriel"
property of r ii dams, Jr.
Three year old-Premium, Signal Light"
property of B Many.
One year o!d-Premium. Sentinel" property
of J A Miller.
Colt-Premium. M EVERY.
Aged mares-Premium, W EVERY.
One. year old and under-Premium, G W
Campbell,
Sweepstakes sEalliOns-Premium.R II Adams
Junior.
Sweepstakes mars-Premium, W Camp
bell.
ROADSTERS.
Gagged stallions-Premium, J g Roberts.
Three year old stalliOns-Premium, A j Nc
himmOn.
Two year old stalIions-Premium. A Nc
himmOn.
One year old stalion-Premium, J H Cotton.
Stallion cOlt-Premium, John Boyd.
Aged mare-Premium, A z Allen.
Two year old mare-Premium, A G W Ma
berry.
One year old stallion Premiu A Miller.
Mare cOlt--Premium J 0 Allen.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-16
CUBA.

Another BaSGIe-VIctOry for the In
surgents.
NV YORK Oct 15.-PriVate letters
from Havana report that on the 9th inst
battle was fought near Gusvmora, between
the Spanish forces under Valmazads and
two divisions of insurgents IN Ter Jordan
and Quessds, which after seven hours Of
severe fighting, resulted in the defeat Of
the Spsniard5. Losses on both sides very
heavy. The Spanish papers are silent in
regard tn thie
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-16
khOiher Nan.

It was not Dangerfe,d Qs4ierick who
committed an assault on policeman, re.
ferred to in cur paper of yesterday, but
some other man.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-16
New York Money Market.

NV YORK, Oct. l5.-Money rather hrmer at
6 and per cent. on call. The drain Of specie
to the South has commenced and that to the
West is expected soon. The Treasury sales of
gold this week were 100000. while the bonds
purchased were only $20OO000. This depletes
the city banks of ], 10000 of currency and prob
ably has something to do with the increased de-
mand for money. Discounts dull al 10 and Is
per cent, Sterling exchange quiet at 99912c
Gold dull. all business at 1301sc closing rates.
Carrying rate 3 and S per cent The Treasury
sold 81 OOO,O0O at 1309l3l-lt0 Government
bonds dull and steady. State bonds hea ~. old
Tenuessees GOc new 5jJSc.