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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-03
CORPORATION TAXES.
REVENUE COLLECTORS OFFICER

REVENUE COLLECTORS OFFtCE.l
City Hall, (SOuth end rkcth0use.l
NASHVILLE, May II, 1869. } %
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
IN parties owing Corporation Taxes for
the year 1869, that the same are new due. and
D ayable without penalty. during the time fixed
by law for the voluntary payment of the same.
which expires two % months from date OF this
notification. After the expiration Of the said
time Eve (5) per centum will be added to NIL
sums not exceeding one thousand (SlOOO dol
lars. and upon all sums above that amount two
f2l per centuaa. Parties owing taxes for this
wear are earnestly requested to call Immediate
" and make prompt payment of the same,
B. J. SHERIDAN,
mavll If City Revenue Collector.
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A. V. DUPONT & CO.,
Manufacturers md Wholesale Deal
ers I'm
u a II H X .

L a Il H. TX
No. l36 Main street. between Fourth and Fifth
LOUISVILLE, KY,
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND, AND
IN manufactured 10 order. news. book amt
Job papers. cards. card boards, EthOgraPh. en-
ameled and all other papers. Of any and every
description, at as low prices as can be obtained
in any other mark ct Publishers, booksellers
and statlOners are invited to examine our stock
or send orders. Cash paid for rigs. hemp and
Gotten waste. april 6m
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DRY GOODS.
N e w GOODS
r. T. KIRKPATRICK

HIS STOCK OF STAPLE
IL and Fancy Dry Goods for the Spring,
and has everything new IN ss.
Black and Fancy Silks, Plain Striped
and Checked POplins, Grenadines,
black and in Celors, Gray foods for
Travelling Dresses, all kinds of
Mourning Goods, Pl in White and
colOred Piques, PercaleS and French
Chintzes, Striped and Printed Linen
Cambrics, Plain White Linen Cam
brics for Dresses, all kinds OF GOODS
for Walking Suits, Spring ShaWls
in Great Variety, White and Black
Lace Points, Hosiery and GieFes,
ParasOls and Fans, 80 - b
Together with full line of all kinds OF Staple
Goods. such as Table Linens, Towels, Napkins.
Linen and Cotton Sheetings, Irish Linens. PHI
low CottOns and Linens, pomestics, oPTTlpntss
Boys Wear. ETC.. at the VERY LOWEST
pRICES at No. So Cnllega Street. mr2S 3m
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FRESH GROCERIES,
-.s aI tool. - a.s' -ass.
r. l.. WEAkLEY,
No. 6 North College Street,

Successor to wsakley L Yarbrough.)
TSJUST IN RECEIPT OF A FRESH STOCK
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Allegheny Springs,
MON rGOMERF COUNTY, VIRGINIA

MON fGONERF COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
THESE SPRINGS. so FAV0RABLY
i known TO tho public, and whose waters are
considered a specific in Dyspeptic complaints
and Stomachic diseases generally, are again
ready for the reception of visitors, and will be
opened on the lST DAY OF JUNE, prOX-
This Watering Place is delightfully."- situated
in o bend of the Roanoke river, among the
highest peaks of the Allegheny mountains. pos
sessing the rare attractions of Mountain and
Water Scenery combined; within 81 miles of
the Allegheny Depot, on the Virginia ana Ten
nessee Railroad, Cthe Great Through Route be-
tween the North and Souih,) and is easily &C
cessibls from all parts of the Union.
Comfortable four horse Coaches will meet
each train at the Depot, for the conveyance of
passengers to the Springs over an excellent
road.
An Express Office has been established here,
and lines of Telegraph connect the place with
all parts of the country.
Good Music has been provided for the season,
and a corps of attentive and efficient servants
will attend to the wants of the guests
TERMS:
Per day, s.. Per week. $40. Per month. $50.
Children and servants, halt price
. COLH0UN i co.
mayl92 Wv Proprietors.
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OUR AGENTS.

The following gentlemen are authorised
and requested to act as Agents for the
UNION AND AMERICAN, and to receive and
receipt for subscriptions and advertisements
G. .ba s.na.ae s-F ..Hg
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w GREENBRIER COUNTY, W. VA

These celebrated Springs, so favOrably known
for their Alternative WATERS. charming sum
mer climate, and as one OF the most fashiona-
bic resorts in the country, opened for company.
On the 18TH of May.
And with the extensive improvements that
have been made are prepared for the cJm-
Portable accommodation of from
FIFTEEN HUNDRED To TWO THOU
SAND PERSONS.
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r ALL r o A D s.
N . II 7 Q Il
R0SIrO0H Contractors

y
Tennes see and Pacific Railroad,
s NASHVILLE. TRIM. May 5. 1863. j.
CEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE CLEAR
~ ing. grading. masonry, trestlework, bridg-
ing, cross ties and fencing on the First Division
of the road, extending from Nashville 10
lebanon. Tenn, about Thirty Miles,
will be received by the undersigned until the
Orb 0FJUNE NEXT AT NOON.
This work to be completed by the fIst day
of December next
Profles. plans and approximate estimates of
Quantities of work to be performed will be
ready for inspection ct this Office by the 18th
Specifications and blank forms for proposals
can be obtained by application at this Office
No proposal will be considered unless made on
the blanks furnished by the company.
Separate proposals will be required for each
section. and the proposals for each sectisn will
be canYassed separately. sssit ii'
The balance Of the work on the road, ex-
tending over more than one hundred miles be-
yond Lebanon. will be advertised for letting
from time to time. as fast as the line is located
and prepared for letting. ~, r S sf y
| Bs order Of the President T. K P, R,R. Co.
/ e. fEe saf -.1l-. K. r. FALCONET
I mayo I'm Chief Engineer.
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lnrrARr.-We are deeply pained % cam 0.

OurruARY.-We are deeply panied to learn Of
Me death Of |. G. Blows, Esq. Of Waterbury,
which sad event occurred on the 95th ult, Of
typhoid pneumonia, after about weeks distress
ing sickness.
Mr. Brown, as member Of the firm of / G..
4 $. Brown, had been for many years one Of the
most extensive and successful business men of the
bounty, and had with remarkable ability dis
eharged the duties Of Assistant Assessor Of the
fhird Division Of the First District Of Vermont.
her since the passage Of the revenue law. He
Also had a long term Of service in the sheriff de-
partment Of the county, and his rare skill as a
Reflective was well known and sought after, even
beyond the bounds Of the State. In all business
sGirs he was remarkably quick Of perception,
prompt and thorough in execution, and aided by
hyperion judgment while in private he was &c
nal and social to remarkable degree. In all
ile relations Of life he sustained character
Shove reprooch.
4 This loss to thepublic is irepauble, but heayi-
81 Of all at home 10 the afflicted household do
" tender our heartfelt sympathies in this hour
oil their bitter sorrow.
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tTelegaphed Expressly for EaieAnaA s State Joarnai)
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
AT CAMBRIDGE AND BRIGHTON,
Por the week ending Tuesday, May 8, 1869.

PntoEs.-BseC caftis-Extra fat and heavy premium
Oxen si255 a $1,000 first quality tl2s5 a. n second
quality, SHE a 2O1 third quality, $3.50 "a gu 90 V
iO0 Ms total weight of hide tallow and dressed beef
iew choice single pairs S3.25 a. sla.jO Bulls, &c,
Working Orsn-s "a $40 y pair or according to their
value as beef Steers, 81 g a $50.
Mich COrs.-fair quality f35 7Oi extra good, SO a.
no with or without calves as may be agreed arrow
stors'.-Ysqflinss, 10000, mo-ycars old, $4,000
three-y ears old S0ODO0.
SAsep and Lanbs7 a 8 cts. extra, a 10 cts. v n.
llaOc; retail IS a ldc, extra U0c NJ. Fat
Hogs ~ a Ooc v h; spring Pigs 500 a sOo v head.
Hdes-Brghton 10 "a 10y cts. country lots ~ al Toe.
Cau SkiHs-20 a % cts. ralow "a 90, country lots,
n al cts. N. Pelts with wool on, 81 20 a 200 each
country lots green, 81 20 AZ $3.50 Dry, rs 6D $lO0
Poutry.-Live, VI 40 % cts
REMARKS. Immediately after the close -four report
last week there large numbers at Western cattle
received at brighton, which having been purchased at
lower prices were sold nearly per 100 lbs lower than
the all qualities but has been felt most serious
~ perhaps by the feeders of extra good oxen. Few Of
these premium hullooks sold for anything over 3c
per - undressed weight. At Cambridge to-day there
about 100 head over the Northern Road of which,
offered for sale this orenooa butchers expect TO buy
the prices at Brighton Thursday There also 81
Western cattle al Cambridge sent over from brighton
l6 q which were sold at Oc 3 SIX and at 100, IS *
N. q. Batehelder sold for J.. p Wiser Co.. Prescott
at 7e pei H. live weight and at So live
weight r Woodruff sold one good pair Of oxen to dress
W H. Bardwell marketed very nice bullocks and
very fat heller OF the Anderson breed of Durhams fed
by s r billings Of Hatfield Mass pair Of native OK
weighing 1900 per pair and the heller weighing ~
lbs lie had 5bullocks fed by 5. Graves OF Hatfield
a one yard full lie had also 2li sheep, fed by s II
| billings, averaging 1871 lbs For some u the best Of
these buliocks i3c per h. allowed, and less ioi
others. H. Wilson sold three-year old steers on com
mission for S7O OF i2o per lb 2oxen Tor i2io per d.
and at llc % ahk. 49,,
Very little change In sheep trade, as compared with
last week DeWo aud Pronty sold yearings, 50 lbs,
at lac per b. 81 slim sheep for sos j. lanson sold @
sheep Ia a. per head. Most Of the good lots OF
eommssion i of which weighed l45 lbs Choice lots II
L said would cost nearly 80 each Sheep are higher
| rlatlyely than cattle.
| We notice no live poultry Of Market
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wITUoUr A GOOD DIGESTION

WITHOUT 4 GOOD DIGESTION
All other temporal blessins comparatively worth
less The dyspeptie millionaire who has tried all the
poton Of the medical profession ia vain, and believes
his complaint TO be ncurablo would give half bis for
be ood from the horrors of indigestion aud thus
enabled to enjoy the other half ofooOse he mould
Perhaps HOSTETTERS STOMACH DlTTERS has
been recommended TO such sufferer. Possibly he has
turned from the friend who made the suggestion with
sneer intmating that he has faih in any potent
incidence II this has been the case much the Woss
for him Ills ncrcdulity dooms him to life Of misery.
All the luxuros which wealth purchase at bis
command Not one Of them give him pleasure Ills
own irrational obstinacy Is his hane.
The masses, happily for themselves less skoptIcal
There is such thing bgoted beie we'll bgoted
ereiulty and golden between the two, which mon
and women who gifted with common adopt and
profit by These the class that patronlze and
ommend nOSTEFTER's BITTERs. Why do they ap-
prove this famous antidyspeptle and antblious prepa
ration Simply because they have not boon too much tho
slaves Of senseess prejudice to give 1t fair trial and
have found that whom all other tonle stlmuants and
stomaehics failed, 1t produced the desired effect.
"Strke, but hear" said the Roman sage, whom bis
ignorant enemies assang him. Doubt, but try"
says the who has been eurod Of Indigestion bill
ousuess or intermittent fever by the Bitters AZ he
latcs his experience of the medicine to his invalid
friends. Whoever Il welded to his Orogono theoretical
conclusions to decline to test the properties Of med
eine endorsed by the testimony Of intelligent in
every walk life, and approved by the people at large
deserves 10 suffer. CtG7
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4 DEuu % Raw T. II. WmIE-We are panied
b learn of the death of Rev = II White, which
occurred on the 2ith ut. ofpamlysis oftbe brain.
ill., Standard well says of him
" lie was remarkable man, both in the extent
oil bis knowledge and the readiness with which
De- could apply it ON an occasions lie was %
Walking encyclopedia Of historical facts and dates,
All it will be a long time before Vermont can
hrnish his equal 10 this particular. lie was a
warm and genial friend, a temperance man Of the
sirictest sect, and, as We believe consistent
Christian, and the church and people Of Coventry
bnye suffered a great loss in hu death. His re-
mains have been taken 10 Westminster for bur
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FACTS For TIE LADIES

learned the use Of my Wheeler Wilson Machine
without personal Instruction. It has been used nearly
twelve years without repairs by myseland seamsrese
doing nay family sewing estimated at 500 annually and
bids ir to do good service for lifetime My needles
broken, but really up too short for use
The actual value Of my machine not be estimated
commercially, expressed words Those only cat
properly appreciate it who have attempted family sew
Ing by hand. Mas. NJ. f. WOODS.
NpW-Vork
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PERsoNAL-We learn from the Insurance Chroa-
icie that Mr.. Cortright, Of the firm of Cortright
y Carpenter, General Insurance Agents Of Chi
cago, has been made Vice President and General
Superintendent of Agencies of the Hahnemann
Insurance Company, leaving Mr.. Carpenter (son
Of Hon. Heman Carpenter, of Northfed,) in
charge of their extensive business. Mr.. Carpen-
ter was formerly connected with the Daily Wis.
sonsin of Milwaukee, in which position he dis
played marked ability. We are glad to learn Of
his business success, for he deserves it all.
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The Gold Field, Of Vermont.
DEPARTMENT OF TuR INTERIOR, J
General land Office, :
April o, 1869 y

DEPARTMENT OF IuE INTERIOR, J
General land Office.
April o, 1869 \
b. G,oryc r. Edmmds. L. SIS.
. DG,R SiR.-l have the honor o. submit, here
' th thc report Ut the Geologist of this Bureau
rpon the specimens received ut this office from
Brdgcwatcr, VI.
" The specimens OF the quartz vein referred TO-,
\ t a wall rock Of talcosc slate, are certainly Of
, very rich quality. The perfectly analogous
Biological structure OF tine country, and the spcci-
nens ON hand, compel me 10 infer rich yield
6ulch mining has from time to time been rcs1rtcd
b, and afforded enough 10 stimulate research ior
D. vein from which the metal was conveyed a.
D. streams and bottom lands and the specimens
b possession Of this office give but another evil
ience Of the almost universal presence Of precious
"Details in talc1se slate The talco-e -chist-rocks
D. the New Hampshire side of the Appalachian
ehnin, have sometime since yielded from thcir
quartz ores from $500 10 $3.50 per ton and on
b. Vermont side, at Bridgewutcr, the value Of
be ORES will Of course depend on the extent of the
leposit
The virgin gold in these specimens b. visible 90
Iho naked eye. and they are accompanied with
Irgentiicrous galena, zinc blond and iron pyrites.
am sir, with great respect.
Your 0bedient servant
lSignod Jos $ NusoN.
Comm. -iIurr
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Harrison AND EARLY GOOD,

Il RICH POTArOEs.--I have raised the past season
los bushels OF tho Harrison Poatoe nom 100 lbs OF seed
ordinary field culture. As for size shape color and
eating quality they are not surpassed lw sell the liar
rison Tor a. 80 per hushe 500 per bill Early Good
rich for 80 per bshel soO per bbl. Delivered at
Montpelier without extra charge, ..
Calais, March s, 1869. soft
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CATARRH, SCROFULA

~ lady who had suffered for yoars from Deafness,
Catarrh and scrofula. was cured by simple remedy
Her sympathy and gratitude prompts her to send the
ceipts free Of charge 10 any one similarly afflicted Ad-
dr,ss Mir NJ n LEGuE'IT lIobOken N j.
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Special 1lntices.

May s, lsG9.-dtMni
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$4,000 sA Mar \ : ,,,xo 60 \ y

EEMALE Agents wanted in every city and
town to sell SfHons Lldies' Elastic Napkin H,iisy
The comfortable and reliable article invented
Send One Dollar for sample, which will be returned II
not approved, to DR.. q. CLINTON SrlLLSON, Box bi7
Derby, Conn.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
X ECRETS OF THE GREAT CITY

WORK descriptive Of the VIRTUES aud the
VICES, tho MYSTERIES, MlsERiEs and GRIMES
Of NEW YORK CRY.
10 contains 3 dnc engraving and the spciest, most
Thrilling, Instructive, and cheapest work Of tho kind
Published.
Agcnts are meeting with unprecedented succcss On,
10 Marlborough. Mace reports % subscribers Zoo day
On n LuEcrne Co.. Pa, % u day. One iu Mcridcn,
Conn G- 10 two days, and great many others from loi
~ &u per week
n Send for Circulars and SEQ our terms aud a full
description of the work. Address JONES BROTHERS
& co. Philadelphia, Pa.
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FATAL AccDENr.-Ienry Bixby, fireman ON
Conductor Reeds freight train from Bellows
Falls over the Rutland railroad, was instantly
killed at the canal bridge near Proctorsyille, last
Saturday morning. At the time of the accident
be was passing ON top of the train from the en-
CINE to the saloon ear, and was knocked of by
The bridge
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DUTH pECK's EsTATE.-The Sub

misaonof to receive, examine aud adjust all claims and
DEMANDS 1I al persons against the estate OF Ruth feck
cd insolvent and the torn Of six months nom the ID
day Of April ls6g being allowed by said Court 70 the
creditors Of said deceased to exhibit and prove their
pective claims before Give notice that will At
tend ~ the duties OF appointment at tho dwelling
house Of A. r. Hicks In Calais, In said District the
last Of June and september next at one O'Clock
la the afternoon, on each Of said days.
ELIAS SMITH ln,,n,,.
Q. II. FRENCH, w"
Calais, April II, A. ID. 1869. A2sI
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iu Mprct1Fn April 2l EuEIvt, wife Of A. l.. Smallcy
Esqs aged - years m0utls nud si DAYS Printers 70
ohio aud Western Ncw YORK. please copy.
ln Barre April 21, MARK DAVIS, aged 70 years. A
soldier of I-li
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Decidedly tho best remedy that has beon dseov-
cred for Rheumatism, swollen stG joints, Flesh
Wounds Sprains Bruises Cuts and Burns Is Johnsons
Anodyne Linmentr We use it, and always recommend
II TO our friends G.
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We should not hesitate to recommend TO any friend Of
ours, Parsons Purgatve Pills 70 they scientifically
prepared and adapted all the purposes Of good
purgatye medicine. G.
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JONATHAN LEEs ESTATE.-Tho

ONAihhN bbH . Ep "A L FL NJ
~ Subscribers having boon appointed by the Honor
able Probate Court for the District OF Washington Gem
missoner to receive examine aud adjust all claims and
demands Of all persous against tho estate OF Jonathan
Loo late OfWaterhury, In said District deceased. rep
resented insoyon and the term Of SIX months fom tho
2oth day Of March, $50 being allowed by said Court "
the creditors of said deceased TO exhibit and prove their
respective claims before us Give notice. that we will At
tend to the duties of appointment at the Town Clerks
office In Waterbury Ia said District the second Tues
day Of June and sept next at ten O'Clock In the FORE
noon on each Of said days. = -
JNO. ID. SMITH, 'oA w.
Waterbury, March 26, A. d, 1862. 0a
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DEoLINEs.--IIon. FREDERICK BILLINGS, Of
Woodstock, peremptorily declines to have his
name used in connection with the Office of Cover
nnr
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BErrFrL AND Ju,T.-The following is the
closing paragraph of the Rutland Hralds nppre-
ciatiye obituary ON the late Rev. Pliny H. White,
written by HENRY CLARK, ESD, its editor
Vermont has the honor Of his birth, the ben
eft of his labor her hills were his home, her
history and interests his study, her progress his
delight her honor his glory and her soil his grave.
Farewell, faithful friend and associate, and may
q kind Providence grant to our beloved State an
other son like Plny IL. White
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MONTPELIER. AT the special Town Meeting
held to-day (Monday), it was voted unanimously
10 appoint the seectmen committee to buy (or
lease) and furnish farm for the use of the town
poor, and they were also authorized to borrow a
sum not exceeding So 800 90 for that purpose.
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cd to the extent of $4,000 or $4,000 by the late
aood.
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PERsoNAL.--IIon. @. W. Willard, our Repre-
sentative in Congress, reached his home on Satur-
day night.
Hon. d. A, Smalley, and Mrs Smalley ar
rived home Friday evening, after their winter in
the South. The Judge is in much improved
health. They came home by way Of the Missis-
sppi
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GREAT ATTRACTION lovers of good music
pill be delighted to learn that CAMILLA URso
with Halls famous musicians, is to visit Us on
fhe nth inst. We only regret that we haven't
. more spacious hall to accommodate the crowd
shat will desire to bo present See notice in an
other cokmn.
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CTATE OLE VERMONT.
MISS COMFORT WHEELER'S rs.

AVA TATE.-The Subscribers having been appointed
By tho Hon. Probate Court for the District OF WASH .ton
COmms To receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands, OF all persons against the estate Of Miss
Comfort Wheeler late Calais Ia said District deceased
represented ns0yent and the term Of six months from
the 9th day of April 1909 being allowed by said Court TO
the creditors Of said deceased 10 exhibit and prove thsf
respective claims before US,
Give notice, that will attend to the duties of a
pOlntment at tho dwelling house OF AOnkO Pierce In
Calais In said District the first Wednesday Of May
and Oct next o'clock In the afternoon, each o.
| said days. -
A. DWINELL lc.-t..t....
J. W. LEONARD, Ooniinss'ohor''
Calais, April g. A. ID, 1869. 6264