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RICE 9

Hoonands German Bltters per bottle 81 0G
:. half dozen s OO
Hoohand's German Tonic, put up in quart
bottles, 81 so per bottle or hall dozen lor
$50.
~Do not forget TO examine well the ar
ticIe You buy, In order TO get the genuine.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers In Med
cine everywhere. JyN
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CAUTION.

uooaord,s C4ernau Remedies are counter
,aiIa1 SSee that the signature OfC. ID. JACK
tS1S 10 m the wrapper OF each bottle. Al
others are counterfeit: -...-- -, ,,,o
German Medicine Store, 40. 6Sl ARCH Street.
Philadelphia, Pa, 1,s r~o,rIator
CHARLES N. EVASSSI, RT0pIrIt 1RGS2ppI y H6 "
Formerly G. ID. JACKSON Co'
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AN Illinois paper is edited by GER
tain Mr.. Steele. A man bearing the
name of DoolitIle desired to so into
partnership with him. The proposition
was declined on the ground that the
tirm would read bad-SteRl and Do
Little, or Do Little and Steal. What's
in a name?
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
EEPL ANA TION.
EXPLdN[i TEON.

HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS Is
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor.
Roots, Herbs, and Barks from which these
extracts are made, are gathered in Ger
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
extracts are then forwarded to this country
TO be used expressly for the manufacture of
this Bitters. There Is no alcoholic substance
OF any kiud used in compromising the Bit
tiers, hence IT free from all he objections in
cIGent to the use OF liquor preparation.
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Fall in a Tunnel ON the CentraI Ohio
Railroad.

A portion of the arch OF the tunnel on
the B. q o. X. r., G. o. Dr. at this
place, gave way this morning, iettlng
down a great mass OF dirt ana Iock.
Very little detention TO travel Will De
easily hsuled around the hill. Parties
who Claim to know say it can be cleared
in EWn dpVa
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nHE BEST PORTABLE FAEHch BUKl
FIGURING and Grain Mills,

Which have yet been invented are made by
IRA Il AIST, in ClRTks6urg ". va.
Ihey are selling rapidly. and every person 3l
who fees them al work Is S enEhenSS FIancS RnrT IN
vii last a lie time, and do more work than
any other. ,,o., -, s,,z NJy11g o,,1
r, 10. NocLTnes apTS-lyw
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HON. LANES THOMPSON:

Ju,loe of The Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA, April 2S. 1866.
"I consider HOotiand's German Bitters.
,,,J,,1SIIc JIeJicine in case of attacks of indi-
vesII0u or Dyspepsia. 1 can certify this
from my Z perIence OF II.
" JAMES THOMPSON"
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uo. GEORGE snLRsHoop.

Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Pe''nsy';an'a.
PHILADELPHIA, June /, 1859.
II have found by experience that aood'
laxd's German Bitters Is very good tonie'
recfIy GEORGE 5HARSWOOD."
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA OHIO
y County IS. Circuit Court.
Julia A. H. Mellor, Executrix of the last
will and testament OF John Ii. MellOr, de-
ceased.
Jesse b. Mellor, Administrator of the estate
of Levi Mellor, deceased, and others
In Chancery.
The defendants will take notice that
on the 5th and 9Th days OF July, lS69, be-
tween the hours of O'Clock A. NJ, and
o'clock P. M, at the counting house OF Chick.
State OF Massachusetts,, the plaintiff Will
take the depOsitions of Col. T. 4. CHECKER
ing, ]. E. ClaPP and Henry Mason
And on the 10th day Of July, 1889. the
plaintiff will take the deposition of &. a.
ZOebisch, at the counting house of g. A.
City OF New York, state OF New York.
And on the 4Oth and 2lst days of July, 1863,
City OF Wheeling, State of West Virginia,
tho plainlin will take the depositIons Of
Samuel Mellor and others. 10 be read IN
PECK q COCHRAN,
jun3.4tw Sols. for Comp'ts.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, TO-WIT:
y In the Circuit Court OF Wetzel County.
Gill & Peterson, and others.
John Gorby, Parson Gorby, Dennis Gorby,
Joseph StOttlemire and Margaret GOrby,
his wife, Nancy GOrby, Eliza Gorby,
Bloyd, William W. Lemasters Elizabeth
E. Lenasters, Joseph Lemasters, Cynthia
Lemasters, wife OF rhOs. LemasieTs, mar
tin V. Smith, Nancy smith, Louisa Smith,
Margaret smith, Virginia Smith, Mary
Bell Smith. and Nancy Smith, widow OF
In EJectment.
The above named defendants will take no.
tice, that the deposition OF William Ander-
son of AppanOuse County. in the State OF
Plaintiffs in the above cause, " Ill be taken
at the of1ice or the Recorder in the town OF
G@entIeYille. Ger IN the the County OF APPsn09se, Pn IN
authority, between the hours OF O'Clock A.
M, and o'clock p. NJ, of the 26th day o.
June next; the taking thereof to continue
between the same hours from day TO day
(Sundays excepted) until the same hhaIl DC
completed.
OF Counsel for PlnIntlnS.
may3l .ltd&3:w
CTATE CF WEST VIRGINIA OHIO
y County IS. Circuit Court
Julia A. II. MelIOr, Executrix oi the lskt
ceased.
.Jesse b. MelIor, administrator OF the estate
or Joseph $. MellOr, deceased and others.
In Chancery.
The defendants will take notice that
on the 5th aud 9Th days OF July, 1859, be-
tween the hours OF O'Clock A. NJ, and q
O'Clock p. NJ, at the counting house OF Chick
erIng q Sons, in the city OF Boston, in the
State OF Massachusetts, the plalnItn Will
take the OepOSIllOnS OF COl. L. r. C1lcRer-
ing, /. e. Cl6pp and II enry Mason.
And on the 10th day or July, 1869. the
plaintiff will take the deposition or Z. A.
Zoebisch, at the counting house o. Z. A.
Zoebisch & Sons, No. 48 Maiden Lane, IN
the City OF New York. State OF New York.
And on the Doth and 2lst days of July. 1869. at
the law office OF Peck & Cochran, in the City
OF Wheeling, State of West Virginia, the
plaintiff Will take the depositions OF
samuel MeilOT and others, TO be read in
evidence on the hearing of the above cause.
PECK s COCHRAN.
Jun3-IIw sols. for COnlpis:
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A BOX passed through Cleyeland Il
few days since, on which was painted
the following ''device:" "BaGgage>
smashers are requested to handle this
box with care, as it contains nitro.gly~
cerine, Greek fire, gun cotton, and two
live ROrillasI''
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VIRGINIA..

How the BIacks Voted In the Recent
Election.
RICHMOND, July IL.
The official election returns, so far,
show that the blacks voted closer to
their registered strength than the
whites did. The less intelligent blacks
are not generally disposed to accept the
situation. Yesterday a Walker negro
was set upon by a colored mob, in one
of the public promenades, and had to
be rescned by the whites.
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HR1NRIca HEINR said: CHOW fortu-
nate the Romans were that they had
II they had done 80, they could never
have found time to conquer the world,
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, July IL.
Tho official red book, which has just
made its appearance, says the govern
ment has no reason for keeping from
the public Its dealings with Prussia and
other German States; that the diploma
cy is interested in maintaining the ex-
isting status. 1t does not menace gener-
al peace, but respects other powers and
remains perfectly neutral in their af-
fairs
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River and weather.
PITTSBURGH, July IL.

PITTSBURGH, July IL.
Monongnhela Z feet 3 inches and
falling; weather cloudy; thermometer
CINCINNATI, July IL.
Weather clear in parti thermometer
So; heavy rain this morning.
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Imports last week exceeded four
million dollars.
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THE FRENCH CABLE.
The Fleet Off newfoundland.

The Fleet on hNeWIOuuuIHuu'
BRRsT, July IL.
Dispatches through the new cable
from the Great Eastern up to this
morning, state that she was off New
and only 80 miles distant
from the spot where the splice Is to be
made. Signals good. All we'll.
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

is a pleasant preparation of the Bitters for
those who do moi like extreme Bltters. 1t
is composed of all the ingredients OF the
BItters combined with pure Eanta Cruz rum
and agreeable flavOring extracts. Its use 1
recon- mmend6d when some pure stinhulant is
required in connection with the tonic pro-
perties Of the BiLters.
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READ EHAT PEOPLE SAY.
READ WHAT PPOPER SAY.
Who could ask for more. substantial testl-
mOuy than Is thus given.


ChitJ Justice orthe Supreme Cturto Of Pa ,wrltes'
PHILADELPHIA, March l6, 1857.
81 find HOOfiand's German Btters Is a
good tonic, useful in diseases OF the digestive
organs, and OF great Oenent in cases OF de-
biIity, and want OF nervous action IN the
system, Yours, truly
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BLOOD PURIFIERS s

ever known, and will cure all diseases re-
sultinR from bad blood. Keep your
blood pure. keep your Liver IN order
keep your digestive organs IN Il
sound. healthy conditlOn, by
the use or these remedies,
and no diseaIe Will
ever Rs.Rll you.
THE COMPLEXION Ladies' who wish a
fair sBin and good comPlexion, free from
yeIIoyRfsh tinge and all other disrgurements,
should u se these remedies OCCASIONALLY. The
Liver in perfect order, and the blood pure.
will result in sparkling eyes and blooming
cheeks.
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LONDON, July II.
The Times In an article on the progress
made by Russian power in the East,
regards the absorption OF petty Mussul-
man states by Russia as beneficial to
the world, but says her presence in Asia
must be consistent with the mainten-
ance OF British authority in India.
With India prosperous and contented,
continues the Times. we are safe. When
the security OF our power is felt and all
fear OF Russia is dissipated, both coun-
tries may unite to deVelope the vast
regions committed to their care.
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FRANCE.
The Ministerial CrIsIs-MeetIns OF tho
Ministers.

ne Va SA4O
Ministers.
PARIS, July IL.
A meeting OF the Ministers in privy
council was held to-day in order to dis
cuss the Emperor's message to the Ma
tional Assembly which organizes on
Monday, when the Left Centre will pre-
sent its resolution. NJ: Rouher will
read the Emperor's message which
comedies the demand of the Left Centre
in regard to the autonomy OF the as
aembly. As yet no change has been
effected in the ministry.
IRELAND.
RIOt at Belfast..-FenIan OutFaSes'
BELFAsT, July IL.
There was a riot here yesterday, be-
tween the Orangemen and Catholics,
and for a time mob law was supreme.
Much excitement prevailed. at length
the rioters were dispersed. Only one
arrest was made.
GALWAY, July IL.
Fenian outrages are Of almost daily
occurrence. Last night Capt Lambert
was shot near his own house in this
vicinity, and fatally wounded. The
assassin was arrested.
AuSTRIA
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.


The Government Pledged 10 DIsen-
dow the Irish Church.
LONDON, July IL.
At cabinet meeting held yesterday,
1t was resolved that the government
will not concur In any OF the amend
ments to the Irish Church bill, that will
In any way impair the principle Of to.
tai disendoWment.
The Times on tho AEgreBsIOns OF Rus.
sin I'm the East,
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CTATE CT WEST VIRGINIA OHIO
= County IS. Circuit Court.
Julia A. H. MelIOr, Executrix Of the last
ceased.
raosa r. Mellor administrator OF the estate
or Joseph s. Meuor, deceased and others.
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Geo. William Curtis will probably
be chief editor of the New York Times,
and assume the duties early in August.
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA OHIO
y County IS. Circuit Court.
Julia A. H. Mellor, ExecutriX of the last
will and testament OF John II. MellOr, de-
ceased.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-25

TINS question of appointing the new
United States Circuit Judges is beginning
TO attract a good deal Of attention, now
that iEc time is near at hand when the
President will have to make the appoint
mcnis. The New York Tribune says
Horace Maynard, of this State, has been
prominently mentioned in connection with
the Judgeship for the sixth circuit, com
posed of the States of Michigan, Ohio,
Kentucky and Tennessee. The Cincinnati
Esguircr mentions that three candidates
from Ohio are prominently spoken of, viz:
Judge Bcllamy Slorcr Philip Swing, Of
Ocnnont county, and Judge Cox, Of the
Common Pleas Court of Hamilton county.
The telegraph has also reported Ben Wade
an cVpeCtant
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CONGRESS- AND TEIr; SsPUs.7E=
COIEET.


The Washington correspondent of the
charleston Courier expresses the opinion
hat the threatened collision between Con
rcrs and the Supreme Court of he
United States viii he postponed indefinite
ly. The administration, orGranthimsclf,
appears willing, after the late contest
over the Ycrgcr case, 10 yield to The Su-
prcme Court the right Of jurisdiction, audit
is thought Congress will acquicsce in this
disposition The CDriCr's correspond
cnt says
The long-threaicnyd conflict between
rnc federal Judiciary and Congress is
aaain deferred, though not settled. Il is
plain that the conflict likely 10 arise from
hc Texan and NiSsiSsippian hubCGS cor
,.as cases has been cyadcd through the
il,f and prudence Of President Grant Il
was first thought that the Attorney Gen
rrl would compromise tie question 10y
njjhiuWi0g his opposition TO The apph-
cation lrr jar writ of hUjO0s corpus. In
That case the government would have
yielded ihn point. and the Judiciary would
have been openly sustained, and consli;u-
liunal guarantees affirmed.
"Thc result was seen and cyaIcd 10y
the Attorney General As hc could not
carry ont the extreme views of ne gov
crnmenL he took care that The govern
mcnl should lr permitted 10 retire from
the field with the honOrs of war. | am
persuaded that Grant himself was the
nromptcT and author of the arrangement
which has been finally mades lcrger
aud his Texan CompcCr are 10 remain IN
fhcirprCsput condition for an indefinite
Time that Is, until the executive govern
mcnl shall see III 10 turn them over t.
The civil authority for trial. The Su-
prcmc Court on i,s part, is 10 take no
order al ali ON the subject, remaining
content with the affirmation OF IFS jmis-
uicti0n On The other hand, the cXccu-
five government rclaVcS its enforcement
al the reconstruction laws, hui does moi
Weld the right to it,
q appears that lUgcrs counsel must
have consented to ihis disposition of the
ease. as no motion has been made bring
"a up for q hearing on its merits. The
case. as far as q has gone, presents some
remarkable features; mot the least OF
which is that four or five years ago, such
81 decision would have been held 10 Re
.lnk treason, and perhaps have subjected
the members of the court TO arrest and
imprisonment There are occasional in
dications that The supremacy Of the law
about 10 AGAIN assert It's sway, ana
That brute force viii in a short time give
place 10 law Badicalism weakens rs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-25

THE Albany lGa.) Mars Processes 10
have, upon good authority the details
of plot by wIrrh IL is proposed 10
sell ont The Democratic party Of Geor-
gia 10 the Radical party, certain Dem
ocratin "A Senators and Representatives
being the uurlionecrs The details
are these: Gov. Bulloc, TO go TO the
Senate. instead of Dr. Miller; Mr. Conlcy
60 become Governor: the two ~ cease
their efforts 90 have reconstruction recon
stuc,cd, anu TO let The negro Legislators
drop Senator Nuwally, of Griffin, 10
become President of The Senate and the
fifteenth amendment to De ratified. The
Macon T2gDUyJh doubts this story.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-25
SCANDALS on THE NATIONAL
CAPITAL.


CAPITAL.
Several months ago letter signed
Il" Hannah Tyler was published in the
New York Independent, in which some
Startling revelations were made touching
the morals of anumber of men and wo-
men emRl2ys8 in Ils Treasury Department
gated, or said to be, by an officer of that
department and pronounced without
foundation. This scandal broke out in a
fresh place few days ago. The Wash
ington correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Gazette, writing on the 2Oth inst, says:
" Charges of a very serious character have
been filed with the proper Cabinet officer
AGAINST the head Of one of the bureaus in
his department, who has heretofore stood
high la public opinion. They involve
"a sad story of the seduction, descrtion
anal suicide of a young woman. The
maucris underinycstigaticn hyjhc depart
mcni, and the house IN Seventeenth street,
where it is alleged the suicide Of the girl
took place, is in charge Of the police.
The official said 10 he involved, was sum
moncd from The funeral Of Gen. Rawlins
20 Ibis house, and il is stated that hash
money WAS paid to several persons who
learned Of the death, and that the under
takers were also kept quiet" Il is said
thalthc person implicated is an cX-mrm-
hcr Of Congress, and on Monday it was
reported that his dismissal had been de-
tcrmincdupon 10y the President and Sccrc.
tary Of the Treasury. The gazette 5 cor
respondent refers 10 another scandalous
transaction which had just been dcvel-
opcd As would be naturally supposed,
these developments created a pro
found sensation in Washington and
other large cities. The inycstI-
CATION which It was said had been com
mcncrl. las been concluded, and now The
public arr informed that 'Thc whole af-
fair, as commonly reported, is pare
fabrication, with not sciniilla of truth
for t., basis Il is further stated that
the mimus oi tho whole matter seems
10 he desire by interested parties 10 &C.
complish The displacement of an
officer of the Government who stands in
the way Of their selfish desires and aspira.
tons It viii strike plain people as re.
markablc that SO grave story as this
could be put in circulation in the capital
of the nation and be telegrapaed all ovel
the country, and vet have 'not a scintilla
of truth for its foundation The CO
-cfic's correspondent says ''the definite
ness with which the char$@S-rrvre made,
and the strength thus given 10 the case
at one stage Of the Investigation, make II
one of the stIangcst transactions with
which the detective force here has had 10
do" and that g the parties 90 the conspi-
racv, if it prove such, are to Ike arrested. -
If it De a conspiracy, the scyercst punish
mcut should De melted out to those con
ccncd in it. The whole affair speaks
very unfayorably for the morals of Wash
inUtOn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-25

WE are requested by Judge Humphreys
to tender his thanks to those gentlemen
who have kindly called attention to him
as suitable person to act as a delegate
TO the Constitutional Convention, and to
state that he respectfully declines, believ-
ing as he docs, that other gentlemen have
been named who, if selected, win give
ample satisfaction to the people.
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Nnn-Resilent Notice.

II the County Court Of Humphreys CoUaty, Tenn.
Wesley Barnhu } Petition to sell the lands
as. Of Alexander Barnlll
John W. Barnhnl ct al deceased, lying in Hum
phreys county, Tennessee, for partition among
his heirs at law.
| petition which is sworn to, that defendants VIII
liam p. Pearce, and wife Jane Pearce, John W.
Barnhil- and Lucinda Lawson, are nOn-residents of
this state. aud that the residence Of William Law
son is unknown: I, W. W. Hobbs, Clerk of said
Court, order that said defendants appear before
said Court, at the Courthouse in Wavery, Tennes-
see on the first Monday in January, 1870, 70 an
swer the petition in this cause the will be
taken for confessed and set for hearing pdTe as
to them.
Il is further ordered that this order be published
for four consecutive weeks in the Nashville UNION
AND AMERICAN, a paper published at Nashville,
Tennessee. this November Is, 1869.
w. W. HOBBS, Clerk.
Il NJ nc ApOo. Solicitor for Petitioner. nO25 WIT
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-25

OCCASIONALLY an incident will occur
that shows the sympathy of the Grant adj
minisiralion with the rebels Of Cuba. 1t
is reported that the resignation of Consul
General Plum Of Havana has been sub
stantially invited by the administration.
There have been very frequent complaints
20 the State Department that he was in
active sympathy with the Spaniaris. and
So hc goes up like kite.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-25

MEXICAN papers are quoting the
speeches of Mr. Seward at Colima and
Guadalajara, in orderto satisfy the most
Jealous that be has no sinister designs on
the Republic. The Mexicans appear to
lie afraid that the great real estate agent
OF this country has designs upon their re-
nnhhc.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-25

WHATEvER power the Constitutional
Convention may indirectly possess over
the question of a successor 10 Senator
Fowler, our correspondent ''Giies, " whose
communication is printed on the third
page Of to-day's paper, is certainly mista-
ken if he supposes the convention could
yacatc the Scnatorships Of Fowler and
BrOvulpy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-25

THE work of political prescription has
been progressing quite rapidly in Wash
mgion, notwithstanding Grant travelled so
much during the past summer. Since the
adjournment Of Congress he has sus-
pended about one hundred and twenty-five
postmasicTs in various sections of the
rp1rp4f.,-