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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-26
PUBLIC SALES.
Estabgfc sake.

Public sake.
HAVING discontinued farming, will offer at
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd, Is69FE
at :. BLAKELEY,'' the resIdenc c Of my father, r.
b. washin gton three miles Southwest of Char les
town, the following property, viz:
LARGE WORK MARES,
(SoME FoAL;)
HONE SUPERIOR RIDING HORSE,
ONE FINE LARGE SORREL SI.ALLION,
1 FINE RIDING AND DRIYING:HORSE,
One Riding Pony, four two.year old Colts;
80 Six Cows and four head of voung.stock
ES5sJ Cattle one hundred head of Sheep; some
XII. thorough bred SOuthdowns. All of the
Ewes have been running with imported South
down Buck.
One set Wagon Gears for Six Horses, new,
Nine set OF Plough Gears Wagon Saddle,
One two horse Spring Wagon and Harness;
One Suddith Drill
One new Mccormick Mower;
One Buggy Horse Rake,
Que Road Wagon and Bed,
One broad tread Wagon;
One Cider Mill two Cutting Boxes;
Three new Rarshare Ploughs,
single and Double Ploughs; one Log Chain.
Fifth Chain and Sprcaders,
Breast Chains and Spliccs,
Double. Single and fhribbIc Trees;
900 BUSHELS SEED OATS,
and various other articles too to mention,
which arc found on a well conducted farm.
TERMS OF-SALE.
All sums of Ten Dollars SOD and undo r. Cash :,
above this amount, credit OF eight month'-notes
bearing interest with approved security. If pune
tuoy paid. the interest to be rcmittcd.
O. No property to be removed until terms of sale
clock. JOHN A. WASHINGTON.
J. z. PoTTERFIELD, AuctiUnccr.
January IL. 1869.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons owing nccoun'O at 10y Store, are
n most earnestly requested TO come forward at
and pay them promptly, as am compelled to
have money to keep mp my business. From this
time forward, all persons having accounts at my
store will be expected to settle them promptly on
the LIST day of every month, unless an understand
ing to the contrary exists. -. ,,.,,,
January 3, 1863. DAVID NV LII.
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ATTENTION FARMERS =!
w ANT ID,
NOTICE.

THE undersigned takes this method of in forming
i the public that he has sold out his stock of
CLOTHING and business 10 Harper's Ferry TO Ju-
illus jacobson, and asks for his successor contin-
uance of old iavOrs. NJ. ROSENBERG,
s.. 1869.
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0vStoEs.

NToTICE--I would call the attention OF the rant
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TO THOSE INDEBTED.
7 HAVE a number of Accounts now outstanding
i many of them running through the year, that
MUST be settled AT ONCE, or shall be forced to
close up shop curtail business. l hope those
knowing my necessity will appreciate my wants.
and settle and pay without far ther delay.
Charlestov-n, January IL, Is69-3t. F. P,
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TIE STOCK MUST BE SOLD!
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FOR SALE.
m43GhBUILDING LOTS

Located in Chariestown. on the upper side of the
Baptist Church Square-fronting 66s feet ON coh-
greEs Street. running hack the depth OF the square,
Apply to Rev. w. s. PENICK.
June 2, lS6S.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-09
THE LEGISLATURE YESTERDAY.


MIR. Hall stated that owing TO the neoli.
gence of the State officers in not sendino
IN their reports, the committee appointed
to investigate the official conduct Of ] f.
Rust, State Treasurer, had not been able 10
do any work
Bills were introduced by Mr.. Palmer. to
limit the regular sessions of the I,eoisla-
ture to one hundred days, and called ses-
slons to forty days; and by Mr.. Cooper. OF
Davidson, to exempt persons RENTING
booths at State or county fairs from taking
out license.
Mr.. Cooper, of Davidson, offered a reso-
luton TO pay the costs of the suit to test
the question whether the State was bound
TO receive the notes of the Bank of Tennes-
see for taxes.
The Senate concurred in the House
amendment fixing the 18th inst. to elect a
State Librarian.
The House amendment to the bill abolish
ing the Criminal Court in the first judicial
district was concuTed in, and that court no
longer exists.
The Convention bill was then taken nm
and discussed at considerable length. but
the Senate adjourned without acting on
the question. -
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
There was no quorum, and nothing was
done.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-09
improved Digestion.

An The organs Of the body are, to speak. the
pensioners Of the stomach. IN that living labora-
tory is prepared the nourishnent required to su'-
tain them, and by the vessels and ducts connected
with the digestive apparatus that nourishmeens Is
conveyed :, every part of the system. Upon the
quality and quantity Of this element Of life, and
upon the manner in which it is distributed and ap-
portioned, physical health mainly depends, and as
the mind inevitably sympathizes with the body,
the visor Of the one is absolutely necessary
to the well-being of the other.
1t is because HoTETTER'S STOMACH BTTIEhS
accomplshes this double object that it enjoys
reputation as preventive and curative never
heretofore attained by any medicinal preparation
E3ut its direct beneficial operation upon TIE weak
or disordered stomach is not its sole recommends
ton It is the most comprehensive OF all KNOWN
remedies. 1t tones, Strengthens and regulates inc
discharging as well as the assimilating organs )
gently moving the bowels, promoting heaithiu III
evaporation through the pores, rousins the inert
liver from its torpor and inducing harmonious ana
natural action in the whole animal machinery
This benign result is not produced by any oil the
reactonary drugs which used so layishly in tho
old school practice, founded by Paracesusi Out ~
mild, safe and agreeable agents intermixed with a
pure and mellow stimulant, which dihuses their
influence through the system and renders their
sanitary properties active and effective.
noyo-deodlwGw1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-09

Ii is ordained in the Declaration of
Rights "that all power is inherent in
the people," and that "they have at all
10 amer, rvrUrm, or abolish the govern
ment in such manner as they may think
proper And the constitution declares
that every thing inthe bill Of rights con-
tanned, is excepted out of the general
powers of government, and shall forever
remain inviolate. - Yet some arefound &c
advocate the policy Of the Legislature,
the creature Of the people, prescribing
what they shall do when they assemble,
through their chosen delegates, in conven
lion to alter, amend or revise the cOnstitu
ton.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-09
TRusTEE,s SALE

DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST EXECUTED
ID to the Nashville Building Association, on the
3Ist day of December, 1850, and registered in the
Registers Office OF Davidson county, Tennessee, N
Book No. 20, page 1856, viii, on
WEDNESDAY, THE 10TH OF NOVEMBER, 1859,
expose to public sale, at the Courthouse door in the
city of Nashville for cash, without the equity Of
situated in district No. 9, in Davidson county,
Tenn. containing four acres more or lees, bounded
on the east by the lands OF Sam D. Whitsett on the
south by lands bought by Jesse Joiner from Whit
sett on the west by the NOlensville turnpike, and
on the north by tract of land that Julia A. Joiner
bought of John Burlington. Also, tract Of land
in same district adjoining the above, containing
acres and 40 square poles mortgaged 10 said AssO
ciation by Jesse Joiner and his wife Julia A.
The proceeds to be applied to the satisfaction OF
the debts secured in said trust deed, there being
balance due to its date of s713 OS, without usury,
besides the cost of executing this trust This the
9th day of October, 1863
By order Of the Beard Of Directors.
ANSON NELSON,
0y Treasurer
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-09
TEE CONVENTION BILL TIRE
MINORITY REPORT.

"Whereas il is a well settled principle
of constitutional law that the General As
semblv has the unquestionable right to
enforce conditions, restrictions and limi-
tations upon the action of said delegates
in convention assembled
The above is the language of those
members of the General Assembly who
are for restricting the action of the SOW
ereign power of the State when assem-
bled, in convention, by its delegates Is
this ~ well settled principle of constitu-
tional law I" The earliest discussion of
this question in this country, arose in the
convention of 17S7-which franz our
federal constitution. The delegates to
that body-from the various State Legs
Iatures-in their credentials, were re-
stricted to the task of revising and re
porting amendments to the articles of
confederation - There is very little diff
ference TO be found in the phraseOlogy of
these commissions, except those presented
bv the delegates from New Jersey. These
commissions authorized the delegates to
take 40 consideration ''the state of the
Union, as to trade and other important
objects 'and devising such other proyis-
ions, etc, etc. The present Constitu-
ton was framed by that convention, dis
REGARDING the instructions of the
LEGISLATURES. This was not done mad
vertcntly, but after the opinion of Ham
ilton, Randolph, Mason and others had
been given on the point.
Again, in 1888, the Legislature of Mas
sachusetts, having under consideration a
bill to call a convention to revise the con-
stitution Of the State, and hdcjnq some
doubt as to the power of the Legisla-
ture to put restrictions upon the Conven-
ton, and whether the Convention would
be bound to respect these restrictions, that
Legislature submitted the following ques-
ton to the Supreme Court of that State:
"'Whether, if the Legislature should
submit to the people to cote upon tie
erDediency of hdUiRg q convention for
the purpose of revising or altering the
constitution in any specified parts of the
same, and the majority voting thereon
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-09
RADICAL MANAGEMENT OF THE
BANK OF TENNESSEE.

The Jonesboro Union Flag, an intens-
ly Radical sheet, Gays in its issue of
Nov. 3:
80 The Supreme Court of the United
States has decided that the notes of the
Bank of Tennessee must be received in
payment Of taxes by all tax-collectors.
This viii be glorious news for the thOus-
and and one brokers throughout the State,
who have bought up this money at al
most nothing. This Democratic decision
will make them immensely rich, for they
are the ones who have been hOrding these
notes-not the poor taxpayers.
But for the shameless manner in which
the Radical Legislature attempted to re-
pudiate the notes of the Bank of Tenncs-
see, there would have been no necessity
for the decision, and 'fhe thousand and
one money-brokers' would have had no
cause for rejoicing The State contracted
with the holders of the notes Of the Bank
Of Tennessee TO receive them in ''all
payments for taxes or other monies due
10 the State, but the Radical Legislature
rcpudiated this contract Not only this, but
when the Radical Legislature ordered the
Trustee of the Bank of Tennessee to sell
the real estate belonging TO that institution,
it prohibited the purchasers from paving
for the same with the notes of
the bank Under this legislation,
a panic seized the holders of the notes of
the bank, and 'fhc thousand and one
money-brokcrs" bought them up at prices
ranging from 10 10 40 cents, the greater
portion under % cents. 1t was the Radi-
Gals who did this, and now when Radi-
cal Supreme Court decides tie attempt at
reputation by repeating the 10Th section
of the charter void, the Radical organ at
Joncsboro says it is a Democratic decis-
ion and win make the brokers elm
menscly rich. 70" The Radicals did il. If
the Democrats had had control Of the
State government the people would not
have lost hundreds Of thousands of dol
lars by a shameless attempt to repudiate
the obligations of the State with regard to
the Bank Of Tennessee. Every candid
man must confess with shame that the
course Of the Radical party touching
that institution is a disgrace to the State.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-09

WIEN Gov. Brownlow, during the pro-
gress of the canvass, suggested that the
Legislature then 10 be elected should pro
pose an amendment TO the constitution
comforting the right of suffrage on the
DISTINGUISHED, his suggestion was received
in Middle and West Tennessee with al
most universal condemnation. How does
it happen that any member of the Legis-
lature now fayors the Brownlow mode of
amending the Constitution
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-09

GRANT, the great American traveller,
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has written, declining to attend the re-
union at Louisville of the officers of the
Army of the Cumberland, and has in.
formed Gov. Bullock of Georgia, that ht
could not accept his invitation to visit the
Georgia State Fair on the 10th inst
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BARGAINS In REAL ESTATE.

WE HAVE FOR SALE N TIE CITY-oNE
w two-story Brick House at s., 500. One-story
Frame House, five rooms, at $500. One-ssOry
Frame, three rooms, at 81 900. One-story Frame,
two rooms at 5000. Two two-stOry Bricks, Gree
territory0 FIVE rooms each, at 8, 900 each. Two
one-story Bricks, four rooms each Gree territory,)
at g, 500 each.
IN EDGEFIELD:-Be two-stOry Brick, six
rooms at s., 900. One-story Brick, four rooms, at
s., OO0 One-story Brick, five rooms, at S5,OJ0
Terms very easy.
Besides this, we have large number Of resi-
dences in the city and Edgeheld at prices TO suit
ARLINGTON, FARRAR wEAKLEY,
real. ESTATE AGENTS,
o.tOo te M 81 North Coliege street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-09

If there was one question settled by the
August election, it was that the people
were to have a convention to amend the
constitution. Even Stokes, the chief
among Radicals, became convert to this
proposition before the close of the can
yass. Who now are afraid to trust the
DpOnlp
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-09
TRuSTEE,3 EALE.

DY VIRTUE OLA DEED OF TRUST EXECUTED
ID to the Nashville Building Association, on th'
18th day of April, 1883, and registered in tho
Registers Office of Davidson county, Tennessee, n
Book No. 20, page 23S, 1 viii, on
WEDNESDAY, THE 10TH OF NOVEMBER, 1850
expose to public sale at the Courthouse door in tht
CITY of Nashville, for cash, without equity Of re-
demption, the Real Estate described in said deed
situated IN AIcGavock & WetmOre's Addition e
McGavock, North Nashville, Davidson county
Tenn, being lot No. II, on the corner Of Alberta
avenue and Jefferson street lot Nc. As, on Madison
street; lots Nos n, us, SO and 50, on Fillmore
street lots Nos 204, 283, 261 and 262 on Albert5
avenue and lot No. 346, on Memberships street
mortgaged to said Association by f. W. SehOn-
The proceeds to be applied to the satisfaction Of
the debts secured in said trust deed there being
balance due to its date Of $lO49 g. without usury
besides the cost of executing this trust This the
9th day of October, 1869.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
ANSON NELSON,
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TRUSTEE'a aALE.

DYYIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST EXECUTED
ID to the Nashville Building Association, on the
9Th day of February, 1859, and registered IN the
Registers Office of Davidson county, Tennessee, In
Book No. 20, page 291, viii, ON
WEDNESDAY, THE 10TH OF NOVEMBER, 1859,
expose to public sale at the Courthouse door IN the
city of Nashville for cash. without the equity Of re-
denption, the Real Estate described In said deed,
situated on the east side Of Summer street, IN the
Sh ward of the city of Nashville, Davidson county,
Tenn fronting A feet on North Summer street,
running back I76 feet to an alley, being the
properly conveyed TO John l. Sehon by Joseph
Saudek, (see Registers office, Book y, PAGE IISi
and mortgaged TO the said Association by John l.
Sehon-
The proceeds to be applied to the satisfaction Of
the debts secured in said trust deed, there O1ng
balance due to its date OF $Sl5 40, without usury
besides the cost of executing this trust. THIS tht
9th day of October, 1859.
BY order of the Board OF Directors.
ANSON NELSON,
..4ao o,r Treasurer.
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c. ". ROWLAND. WI. HARRISON. oHAs Hrn,nnse
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-09

BRowNIow's object in having the Legis-
lature propose an amendment to the con-
stitution, was that it would require four
years to perfect the amendment, and thus
keep the 'Rebels" that much longer from
voting. What is the object of those who
now favor the BrOwnlow proposition2