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70 ecil tie Attiee u tks CONT -.,~,
tnlasy both Of rFuiauou and tnoaey.

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, 1869-05-10

forth 10 Fs.wel Han Ey,o the n1r,,io.tna .a,,.t..
n1t Wh1ch The yoTn& Dhtttaxs cE1f kut;aa % thert
~t1eG.aeM fGk0 % df3W the efe~d bwly frozn ths
thai shunld be % :" - "''' 'ueaAS
, 1869-05-10
THE POST ufFleE To-Day.

Tht, the employees Of this oa1cc, whose tabot.
can, without interruption to The service, be sus-
pended for few hours, uaaJ have IN Opportunity
70 tn1e par IN tic Pacific hallway celebration. no
ttce II hereby given that the door, VIII BE cicsca
nj clock, ard opened again II IL general Aoa
box delivery II &o'clbcE The tnAl WILL &c COL
l&c1ed and viii close ~ u1oAl
F. A. EAsTHAx, ppatlnAstes.
, 1869-05-10

Tfnt Flight.

CH1E4HO, AN4
- tAs E.Haov u III Ckiaass 7riasns:
Fr1ndt tae II enc:t1dkt an esrooe,ua asat>meni
Ttdeh ar7earva Ii rour Rascs q Sunday. ia which
u1dAy evening. No tkht took rlacr stated in my
Tx tu: efeiratcd en- the opposite side Of the sssct
t,trttnilT goGfs l. QRq
, 1869-05-10
Prohibit Them.

n tA< Edtsnr ~ 17+ Fii.sse rFs3sax-
ere h e1tr2c4 from . Sesr York ncwsp4reF TINT
The cy srthcfts ct that city have prnathfd thr post
ttt Of rfae.rds evertifnk medical rrncdieA or the
b<atrerH nf that who dsTensc tbcI The abortion and
enforcement 4 stnilAt rsuhi1dtun q chieaeo would
arA t~rhA1~ TIN CH.cHan TRInrxK eutLi II wonla
aid n E.r<1s1nE an atAsene1; II tht nuhAner Your
etrt1eut scrvAct. TIgC4Ep
, 1869-05-10
BUSINESS NOTICES.

OeboFn House. Rochester. n. T.,
and Bay State House, Worcester, Mass, A. pro
prtctor Of the Osnarn House, commenced using
your F1ayorng Extracts Cotton Select Flavor tFo
or three JeazA ago, and have used them with great
satisfaction ever since My baker, professional
years' experience IN this country aud England,
says he known Of no extract equa to them for del.
ieaey OF navoT. Geo ThEall proprietor Bay State
House, March, lS6Q
, 1869-05-10
Ye@cIe Passed Detroit.

spcial Despatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
DKrRou. Mays.
PAssfn powH-Basks Jsne, Be1It, Rsene, Burnside,
Hezde Bpr8iek, Eunrise, pelawkrr, American Union,
Execeior Thnrrton, HrrotspbrTef sehra Northern Belle
Lane Star, - -.
P4ssID ur-P7ep Jay Gould: hs.,a City Of Straits,
Peah<n Elizabeth Joncs kxte 1arfry; scs3 Antelope.
Rainbow. T. g. RobeTts. imperial NnaehaA1, FranE
baker, RxehanEe; lgis Oak fAal.
, 1869-05-10
CITY REAL mTATE roR sAI,E

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x1csfaMhye w n - 8 ofeen sess e,-. t,t sx.ne
IWMV11ta saa Twenty e::sashssL eu p0
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ncnF 1weutyuIntAsf. &an.
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, 1869-05-10

NURSERY AND nAIFoRrHAE AB1LUX
AZ The annusi neetiDs Of the Chicago Nursery and
AtoErhan A5luna held On The 9TH inEtant the iol
tsnou inE named oasren elected Tor the ensuing
trm:
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It $ as,ss x H.; & xNfsh N s ks'A a,.2<:: II
VI So. i Assaiff1.a NJ VI stSef,ae E i Mss
iiiV Fsst Nh Geossc bs<Se, Mn c. Goaay, GFa ).
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M q: s{.fI
=! & s,sa h1 hs = ass@s . e.
tcauisr1nenta Of The aaslrH The sesvt.ly sckaows-
Z ias aesfi th s.s1st T sssas
I TQIARE9khfa kKFukT-
Mn w D. ltouEatelln<. Tre2aurer, rrpoted t1pcnses
tA4t'. and rrceirts III l61o d Amount Of un-
.id liIls dAie, tSt7d The ca.h donations Tor the
months u Mareh zuc ArxI IN The aggregate
! ,SLisL
After t1arsaetins other tualncss> he meeting
| adlo<nnrd
| Hosr1TlL FOE woHEN AND CHILDREN
At rccrt meeting Of the BoaFd IT Dtnetnr. Of the
LhcaEu HoeTs1lfe for Women and Ch1aFc the fulow1se
rr7rts oi at1ctsz wesr pxrsense! and adortnd D.,
Mary H. 7honleort ph5Sie.sn n the Institution. re
orted classification q div 4hr total of which ar
| Is fouwB. HoaE. =: E!spcnaaz,. III: nnttidc. s.
1hc 1:r1as1er srpastel balance In tho treasury ii
| aE-H
| II1ANKK
The nsernterz constituting the Board k D!rectofs q.
firr eeycy he3r kbtr ih4nka to Mt BtAAb and bill
tufih for geec9cuslt devounS thtr nzcsl talent eu
the 9Th of M.reh IN aid Of the tus4a q the hos
Ital They sso vish to cxEaues shetr
u Albert Crnsby. EA foy hia eratutous dfspesA1 tc
se.n Of ,he Music y that Mst,1n Baus.
tcok IN eterwiec furhclnS The iatsyrass ct ts eh.T
lsy. and 10 Mn NAxnussou 1ewe. ". Gnodx nAc and
MI r Smith fer their highly appreciated scsTces the
| u hcle amount q tic pzlec<as being alt-.i
| KE1uT AND LID eoc1ITT.
! The (th{sa 80 Relief and Aid Eae5ety through III
, 1869-05-10
AMUSEAEHTa,
CR0SbT's OPERA HOUSE,


thOSBf'S OPERA HOUSE,
n n uree l., m -,
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RETURN OF ~T1 p.1oz,.s
.eiss. 1tss, e e.s st.ss;sss.s: IN
i1e Iv.a'A ~ q :, 's' -
}nfj}6 i|nnra. Hnuso + 1omhtno4.on
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to Ehe .cene Il f,,rs, o,s.4,.t.x-,
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.o ~ al. o.of"vF uuap
5;is 81 Es' II b r.
10, MOI day Evening. May 10th.
zhen ~ b atsa h u b. us,., seaa,r the
.ia9 = .. = u Ia fsa;! e E 1asay spa.
tas 81 81 e4gl5s,s z | 3 ;.s 6
miss EMILY 1HoRSK AND MRS = 4 OATES
The r,na slr..t..za.a, I'm ,,,..,, ,,., ..-
n;a1s,ss ssSss md :. aa. H. ne IS oae. aasi
rioned The uAs'eloss naaeai p6eao@aan as.slsa tss
TU M MBLERANtmN.
Iaycas,s, .ad n,.vs,h-
--S~ ~ p*seo y
PROFESSOR O'REARDQ6
Wl,c wa ens.eed h,. M. ro,,...,.,, :. p4,n.
denhfn vhr,r II ~ - ananAxeaseSa! - tns
bUudfTd nirts ~ - u rsS gs
u TFudcea INN, ~ "e1 and Izansdt M3ti @
sisss sits MI Il sIssS
THE Cn1trCss RI vtnIs,
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ri TLEH = 1 : I EHigGs nTgS o!![KAED
TfiE nHTtiAINitE2 Hti IiEFV22 ~ g.,It3 ,TI6hJAfo'
r1sE 1nAIv ISITru q eAg = I,c1.rc ~ r.
Arr Al, rr.inrd md IN snne.r xI,h ,9oDr .ds,,saa,
tn tteI various lstdsrfs 1s The cast cf
, 1869-05-10

Whilc Whiting for n couKh to 70 ~
II came, you are often laying the foundation for
some pulmonary OF bronchial affection. i Is bet
ter to get nd OF cold ut By using thAt sure
remedy, Dr.. D. JayneB E1pectorant, which Will
cure tic most stubborn cough, md relieve you OF
all anxiety az to dangerous consequences Sold
everywhere,
, 1869-05-10
Chxur- Time.


On ard astef today, he 1oth nst-, the night ex-
r&ess train on The F1stsburxh, Fort W4yne CAL
cAzo Ra1tosd viii t<aye At 9 ~ o'ctocL
, 1869-05-10

To remove meth patches, frcck1eA
aud tan from the face, use Pu51 4osh and
F1rcSle Leslou- Prepared only By Dr. d c. Perry.
, 1869-05-10

For black worms and plmples on
tbs face use Perr!s Curnedone and P1mple Rene.
A. d., qR III u p rs tss bo1e
supplied BY Wholesale medicine dealers.
, 1869-05-10

A. ten thoutund who hnvc tried II
fEee Of cost DO positively certify tfat Holcctt q
P1tn Paint vail cure palm and remove disease, why
suffer Come and TT II, free Of cost, at 1s9 South
CAIk street, Chicago.
, 1869-05-10
AUCTION SALES

Paper 1Inngings and Window
Shades, latest 6tJlcA Paints, OILS, glass and
hspshes, At +. E Rgb5 y, 81 Randolph street.
, 1869-05-10

Fpc1 foCxa WIKrCHxs, hanging between IS and
81eeta asnaed Je>eph 4osHaA 1eha Stasans.s u
ts3Jay feFoeGfnR N home to dtAth M oeen 1t
Axnp<y.
, 1869-05-10
uaznrd a. CasxseIl's Cod Liver oil

Couatttution Winter ts a certain euro
for Diabetes and al dtseasea Of the KidDey1. For
sale hy MI df1fntsta
, 1869-05-10

P1nce en- every toilet 2nblcs COLI
sate Cos toilet soap has piace On every toilet
table, md fully merit the position 1t has attained
-E$ttsttfpk Christtdn a Adcpc1ts.
, 1869-05-10
THOMAS II. THp
8ExExslEkee.


Nursery nnd I1aiE-0rphan A*yiun-Hospita1
for Women and ChIidrcn-Iicttef
md Aid society.
, 1869-05-10

The 0rdcr u e1crc.a ha4 not tsrn entirely deter
nttned Erou, bat viii t,r ii Fart fnIlown:
0pen!1k py1Scr 6y Rev. Charles z Fowler. D. D.
ppe1n Gy young lkdy Ttaident Of ChfcAEo,
oration BY ReF. Robert Culver. D. D.
XkEI1EG OF CHA1RMES.
The Clarncn Il the various committees will report
Mhst action hiss been taken y teIr oommlttccs Il hcse
headquarters, May 9 1t c'eaoek. ?, m.
- T. o. OahobS. Chairman.
THOMAS II. THOMPSON, ScefetAy,
, 1869-05-10

KE1IET AND LID aoCIE1T.
The ChIea % Rellcs and Aid koe4etJ, shzpash 10
Prrstdcnt { Dc11rz. Ess. reports tho te4?Wtnx SUBJ
eoip<iaoA hy dstrctA obtained By the sottto& cum
, 1869-05-10
Ser 9EAD AERnE1.

Go4Ritse<a 10 Prepare fer shc Ceerzs>toI
ef fDccot1ttnE the Gravrs nf Deecasek
k+0ldtefR-
, 1869-05-10

+ + y 4 hitSs.x ahss GO .Man.srrs.
~ ,9taer Manasef.
, 1869-05-10
Entire Opera House Combination

% ths GENE = ths t.tuzshs .ns in -,,s,n
sqsIr s ~ Isauests q hu41ts q 0sr e3i1ens
sssen.s kasss Mn9 y o.aaoS3Cnas u .he Lr5pEs
sss-.. ~tsr ffs~.Hted from 1&nessinf the foFfn+F
- lie great s{eetaxut4f s1frxTxxu1
, 1869-05-10

EOR SALE-CoMPLETE OUTFIT OFA SASH
and deos shep. eoa.istiRs oi T. ca7 ts5s faaeE oas
e:t-oH saw, one rexnu ssN. ono Haot1tc.E. TWO aaE
t.Ex turning lAthe. lot Of turning tn{3s lot ot
WIN ls Aold u ab<.s one.haH nt the tnAnafactMrsE.a
Eriee- Call or address HAWKINS 8 JAMES, In
, 1869-05-10

Afte7 Eooat triumphant aes,on ri ,,,,.n. T., p41
t !n. thf e Like pleasure q a1rox
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-24
Notice 70 SHOW Cause-In Bankruptcy

Notice to Show Cause-In Bankruptcy.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT JAMES
i D. Bennett, j. 7. Lawrence, Drury Spur
lock, W. C. johnson. John johnson Al. john
son, Jesse Eldridge. A. j. Goodbar. s. A.
Copeland and John V. Deck. have filed in
the Office of the Clerk of this court their petit
tons for discharge. and it was thereupon or
dered by the court that hearing be had upon
the same.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-24

A CORRESPONDENT of the Newark
IN. j. Courier processes to have
had a quiet talk with Gen. Grant,
in the course of which the General
said of the tenure-of-office law that,
$50 far as he knew, every thief in
the government employ, and every
ring which is engaged in debauch-
ing legislation, wanted the law to
stand as it is"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-24

"MACK," IN his letter of the 18th
inst. TO the Cincinnati Enquirer,
states a very extraordinary fact,
which accounts for the legislation
Of Congress in the interests of ma
tional banks and against the people.
1t seems that Ben Butler has been
searching the antecedents and occu-
pations of his Republican col
leagues, and finds that there are on
the floor Of the House Of Repre-
sentatives sixty members that he
knows Of, and he thinks siXty-two,
who are national bank directors. In
the Senate, we believe the proper
ton of those interested in national
banks is still greater.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-24

SENATOR GARNER publishes in
the Press and Times a cock-and-
bull story of outrages in Lawrence
county intended to weaken the force
Of the protest by Mr.. Turner, the
Representative from that county,
against the militia being sent there.
One Of the outrages he mentions is
that of man arrested and brought
before amagistrate on 4 charge of
assault and battery. At the close
Of the trial the prosecutor drew a
revolver on the accused and the
sheriff, but was not molested for
the same. Why was he not ar
rested? The sheriff said there was
no one to help him and he preferred
that the matter should be presented
to the grand jury on the lst Of
March. This is one Of the reasons
why Mr.. Garner thinks the militia
should be sent to Lawrence and
martial law proclaimed in that
county.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-24

He is also in receipt Of variety Of Fresh
Goods for ordinary wear. and offers 10 gentle
men In business suits Of the latest patterns and
most durable material. Call and inspect his
goods at No. IS North Cherry street.
MARI If
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-24

THE Legislature is considering
the question whether the peniten-
tiary cannot be made self-sustain-
ing, and a bill was passed on its
third reading yesterday by the
House of Representatives for that
purpose. Ii is time something was
done in regard to this matter. The
penitentiary has cost the State more
under the Brownlow administration
than it did in ten or fifteen years
before the war.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-24

The New York Tribune ridicules
the report of the Inspectors regard
ing the terrible December collision
on the Ohio, and, abiding to the
revocation Of the license OF the pi-
lots of the two boats, asks " Would
it not have been better TO adopt a
resolution of sympathy and con
dolence with the pilots for the loss
Of business likely to be entailed on
them by their little accident 2
The Tribune adds: If Indiana or
Kentucky grand juries are worth
anything, these pilots will yet be
given an opportunity to show be-
fore twelve impartial men why they
should not suffer the statute penalty
for the manslaughter of which they
have thus been officially pronounced
0uiltV. - .....
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-24

GRANTS Cabinet gives the Radi-
cal papers a great deal of trouble.
They cannot get the slate pro-
perly adjusted. Every day OF two
they bring out a new batch ofnames
of those who will probably compose
the cabinet. The New York Sun put
in circulation the other day the re-
port that Joe Holt, of Kentucky,
would be Secretary of State.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-24
Our Financial and CONNER
Gial Column.

Every department. Cf business has an imme-
date interest in the markets Of the e0Bntry. snd
in i;s financial fluctuations and condition. The
man who fasls to keep himself properly adj
visod as 10 the rise ana fall CT the markets. IS
controlled By the laws Of demand and supply
AID the relative condition Of the currency, is
exposed to constant loss. and must necessarily
fall behind his more intelligent and enterprising
nsighbors. In order to make our paper valuable
as wall as interesting. wo shall mako this a
SPECIAL FEATuRE. Our Daily Market Reports
domestic and foreign. by telegraph. and cur
City Reports. gotten up at hoayy expense. snail
challenge the commendation of our best bust
ness men; while our current Financial Reports
from all tho leading money centers of the cOun-
try shall be fuller than have ever been pub
lsbel by any other journal in Tennessee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-24
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
GRANDE NOUVELLES!

VvHE FRENCH EMPRESS HAS COME
down to Nashville, at =. Gravihfe's
HaIr Store, where tvtry body can see her
with the best assortment Of Hair Braids. Curls.
ChisnOns and Wigs, better made and cheaper
than iu any other establishment IN the city
Brushes, Soap, etc, etc.
Come and See ser Yourselves
P S.-Private Room for Ladies Hair dress
sing and CbiIdren's Hair-eutting
Gents Wigs made 10 order cheaper than in
New York city.
P. GRAVILLE
ss25 North Cherry st.. cor. Bans Alley.
isn20 3m -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-24

Mr.. MYNATT introduced a bill in
the House of Representatives yes
terday appropriating 100000 to
various turnpikes in East Tonnes
see. On motion of Mr.. Peston, the
bill was laid upon the table on the
final reading, Rather unceremoni-
GUS with Mr.. Mynatt's bill.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-24
IT H r. M :
NWN1NJ ~VF-~1I " VT
VERTIS Il n Z n r q .

Single Copies-.....s2 90 Ten Copies. each. Isl |
Twenty Copies, each. 81 so.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-24
j. . H L Y,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
NO. u North Cherry sI.,

HAS JUST RECEIVED AN ELEGANT
III line of GENTLEMEN'S DRESS GeODS,
which he will make up TO order. in the latest
and most in ished s;yle. at the lowest possible
prices.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-24

MAN UFACEORx FUR SAIlE1s
NETE OFFER For SALE ONE OF THE
w best inducements ever offered to capital
lists, consisting of a Steam Engine, with every
variety of Machinery required in the business.
aud capable of manufacturing from S4D, 600 70
$4,000 worth per annum
BROWNS & CHEATHAM,
iecI6 If Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-02-24
Our Manufacturing and. Do
nestle Interests.

people to be self-reliant. and shall do what We
MY be able to induce the establishment
manufactures IN our midst for our home pro
ducts. To this end we will pay special attention
to the COST and sTATIsTICs OF manufacturing.
and exert ourselves to encourage the diversif-
cation of Southern industries and the develop
ment Of Southern resources.
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A BILL has been passed by the
Legislature 10 incorporate the
"Bank of Tennessee Land Agency"
A large number of bank charters
have been granted by the present
Legislature.
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We ask the friends'soi the Old UNION AND
AMERICAN, and all supporters of Constitutional
liberty without regard to past party affiliations,
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Schools and Education.

We win take especial pains to ascertain tho
true situation of all our school and educa-
tional interests. so as to keep our readers fully
posted in regad to those important matters.
Too much consideration cannot be given to the
educational interests of our State.
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The bill ordering an election of
Judges and Chaneellors in May has
finally passed both houses of the
Legislature and is now a law.
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THE New York EceaiHg Post has
always maintained q fair reputa
ton for dignity and decency, but
the following paragraph in its issue
of the 18th is pitifully malignant
and scurrilous. The wretched
scribbIer who penned it must GER
tainly have procured its insertion
without the knowledge Of the ven
cradle senior editor. Rcmarking
on the formal dismissal of proceed
ings against Mr.. Davis, it says:
Yesterday jefferson Davis was formal
" discharged by the court, and hereafter
there will be no pretence Of q trial for
him. We trust be will now have the de-
cencv to remain in obscurity it Is prCt-
ty certain that if he were to show him
self in the streets of New y ork he would
stand a good chance to be knocked down
by some indignant discharged soldier
Poor creature, he is q melancholy ex-
ample of the ruin and disgrace wrought
g Y criminal ambition.
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A Washington dispatch of the Dist
says. There Is a little i'll feeling between
Radicals Of the House and Senate, aris-
ing from the dead lock over the cOnsti'
tutional amendment, but this exists only
between those who really desire its pass
age There is another class Of Radicals
thac secretly rejoice 81 the possibility Of
of its sfeaL They are afraid 20 NEE,
the issue 10 their respective States, s~7~
eral Of which already rejected %
suffrage, and viii, doubtless, do so again
but while there are many Of this class &,
apprehensionS are justly entertained
that Radicals will not foregO this their
last chance to fasten such an amendment
on the country, and that compromise
will be effected which will secure its
assage.