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NINA TURE ALMANAC. sEPTEMBER zfssaeS
sun rises ....,..... 5.z MnoE SETS. n. ssse
tun se.s............. 6lS Hlgr 2.4s
PORT OF RICSM0ND. SEPT &MBER Q. isfo
ARRIVED q re -
Steamer Norfolk, Plat, Pfilladeiphfa, ntarcilan-
disc an0 passengers, w. 7. Porter.x sss Sss.s 4.
steamer Jonh sylvester. 4Ittro, SorfoiE, nsr.
chandise and Pasaengsrs,L. =. Tatim 81 -
Or zee, coal b. II. Hawes, ,as $500
schooner Problem, Marshall, Philad*lpAa coal,
J. II. w Woodcock. 'S's7s Il. g., Z.
Schooner t,sceoip. Clegg, Norfolk, logs, Man--
chester Bucket Factory t.., ~ 81 ~ !
.@'2 SAILED. ~. s.
Steamer Isaac Bell. bis keman, New York niers
chandise and passehgers. John WV yest 4 sE
merchandise Oprtis 6 Parker 5sts H.'h
schooner, Emma T, douglas, Ellis New Beo-
ford, Mass, gram, Curtis q Parker. ~
8 :hooner Ssrah Louis2, patteroons Bslttmoress
scSSone9 Fannta
merchandise, Curtis & Parger. fT, srss Al j III
schooner Alfred Keene, King, Ge6sgetown, y.
slsSp Eagle, Lannan, Norfolk, merchandise
y Qa3 .,i.EI.- BELOW. .cSas,e.,ss ~ ssi "a,
schooners g.. II. squires, G. Mcshane. Roxana,
and four Others, names not reported, bound up. g.
|3-,tr -.re-.,Eg - FnRMoRAHDA.ylt n ifGfii-
WEST POINT, September s.-Arrtyed, steamer
disc and passengers, fork River Railroad Come:
psny, and sailed 7th on return.
ACQUIA CREEK, Septen Der e-Arriveo, steamer
Geo. gsanus, Fr.eman, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers, Richmond Frsdericksoarg TT aug la
CITT POINT, September Arriyed. y achoonere
James A. Brown, --,, Woods Hole, tguanc, ALI.
son & Addison, OF Richmond, s5,,.5. f'fssssss
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SCHOOL CIRcrLARs.-Ank kinds Of school cfrcr.
lars reports, &C.. e1eeated At the DispafsA sface
as cheap as the cheapest, fBi f!.5 ..f5 - 5t5f
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CoaREcr1oN.-Mr. j. W. Lewellen was
incorrectly reportedas saying at the county
coI,rt. house meeting that there is % Ra-
dical majority of $500 in Henrico." 1t
should have been "in this congressional
d;Sfr;ot ~
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R. ELLreoN & Cos vtllinsest sayerttssne
the principa, ,nevspspsrsinv Virgins, Eors6 Caro-,
lins, Tennessee and the northern cities, at rab-s
lishers' rates. for cash. Apply st this Office. q
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COMMITTEE OF FARBITRATIoN.-A, meeting
OF the Committee of Arbitration of the
Corn and Flour Exchange will be held this
evening at 6 o'clock at the rooms of the
Chamber of Commerce.
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Messrs. w. u. BLAIR & Co, corner Ninth sno
Main streets, otfsr pure Virginia sppss psanay
for peaches or family use at W per gailon. 1nett
"B select y whiskey ut a. 90 per gnAon 70 80 = se-
markably fine article.
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Carry or send orders for dry oak and pine wood
for cooking and kindling to the Office Of the wood
factory, on the south side Of the Basin, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. Carts are ready aud
waiting to carry Il out to customers. ts-.--
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JUSTICE VS.. JUSTICE. Wise,
justice of the peace, has been reported for
a violation of the State law against selling
goods, wares, &C, seven DAYS in the week.
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THE BEST KINDLISG AND COOKING WOOD is
promptly delivered to customers who leave their
orde ut the old-established Office OF j. B. WAT
KINs, I'LL Main street, who also deals In all kinds
of COKE and COAL ...-..s RI ttgz4 S.t
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NEW BooKs.-Reconeetions Of Eton, Captain
Norton's Diary, Charles Dickens By author Of
Life OF Thackeray, and Veronica, for sale at Ell
TYSON & TAYLoR's news depot, Ille Mair street.
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II you want good fit, of of good material, at
fair prices, 20 to Z. B. SPENCE SONS gentle
mems furnishing establishment 1900 Main street.
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ROBERT HOWARD, ,ATroRNEYArLAw,ha having
returned to the city, msy be found at hts Office,
corner Of Bank and Eleventh streets.
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RoLLER-SKATING.-The will be another
assembly of roller-skaters at the st. Alban's
Hall rink tonight.
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PRIsTisG FOR CASpIDATEs.--Candid e. los
Once can have their cards, circulars, handbiiis'
ete.. printed promptly and u low prices az the
Dispatch priatinR -hopte.
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WILL PERFORM IN RICHMOND ON LOT d
CORNER OF SECOND AND LEIGH STREETS
FOR THREE Days. gsI

WILL PERFORM IN RICHMOND ON Lot t.f
CORNER OF SECOND AND LEIGH STREETS
FOR THREE DAYS, ss.H q
SEPTEMBER l0.h, 2oth. and 2lst. t.gs -
II should be distinctly understood that eysry u
department Of the Circus 10 complete, and that )
DR. JAMES L. THAYER ~ 81 a q
win positively appear at each performances and
In every respect the best performing Circus In !
America guaranteeing an exhibition OF M
SUPERIOR EXCELLENCE AND sATIsFAC-If
- TIoN TO ALL. ~ ,sg f,,st.!ai
THREE GREAT CLOVES:
DE-. JAMES L.rTHAYER,sgta L. s@ssz1s - -
-. JOHN JUDD. ISL
- 80 e4s IL ), "a tg.. HIRAM DAY.s (
~ RIDERS sss.
LA BELLE LOYALLE and
MISS LoTTIE SHERIDAN. 80 Z
Dir. CHARLES REED,
Mr. JOHN BARRY. 5 81 stfs rs
~ * HARRY WILSON, Z6, d ga:its
s. p. sTICKSEY. s,,s.,,,.;
s'ias GYsfSAsTs =:
Three WILSON BROTHERS,
HOGLE, and
BEDANN, f
JOHN COOK.
and large corps Of auxiIiaTtes. - ssyT1
Doors open at and z o'clock 2. II. daily.
Admission. IS cents; children under twelve
years, 50 cents. zs i:gss Ss
No great pretensions 70 parade, but . genuine
and nrst-class Circus. 81; + s,s ses sil
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nFERCHANTs AND MECHANICS
I'VE @BkEKiEG MD INSukANCEsS sSSMksS 49,
is,s sMERCHANTaA And d. MEGf1 ANlssss ~ Ne s.s
m; Ne !. xNS' J7iSSrRASCE COMPANY i,s
opened on MGNba T. 2eth issss "
Main and Fourteenth streets, htchu0a "a
by order OF the Corpareto! !, !, .s,,x,n
a.. "a tssffseo - - nasrmans
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OLD PAPERs, in packages OF ona hundred or
more, for sale at the Dispatch counting-room
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

PAINE co. win sell at 10 A. II. dry goods |
boots, shoes hats, clothing, &c. i
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plexton as she g charming in usanr era, This artf
Gle overcome es frcckies, tan, ssilownsss, mofh.
patches, etes, sadMxtes ens 5oo1tens
years younger than they sre. n sgnofis Bsfm Gofs
9 transparent complexioE. and LySa,s Eainstzps
lso make she nair plentiful, 1uxuvisnt sosss End
delicate. hsve no rivals. The KashaiYon sfcyerts
The hstr from turning gray, eradi :ases iandfsA
and is the best and cheapest dlesaing In Tie world
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CLOTHING. of the latest style and in great vari.
ETY., at Z. B. SPENCE & Soy's, 1900 Main street.
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FALL STYLES at f. B. SPENCE i SONS, 1900
Main street.
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DOLLER SKATING
AT ST. ALBAN'S HALL.

TIE Association has obtained tEeservtess or n :
PROFESsIO ONAL. SKATER, who will show tie I
public many new movements IN the art skat0riai
The assemblies will take place Monday, w ed~ :
ne day, and Friday afternoons from 5to O'Clock; -
also ut night on Tuesdays Thursdays, snd satnf.
days, from 10 10 O'Clock, when full brass band si
will be in attendance.
Parties Visiting these assemblies pay fori Inc =
privilege OF using the skates; which privilege
they can exercise or not, as they choose:
sc7-2t s..gy tse.Js tt,sefTs - So eEsFr9
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TAIR AND FESTIVAL .s.,... !. Z, q
- :, lIl, aiIIJ aTLgs,s z 81 sTST4aoa. 'gS z 4

EoN "WEDNESDAY, EEPTEABER aE ~: lsss. Z
q For tue benefit Of the Caos spgSng naptsssq Z
nerscps TO ahe sccae oS tbs Ylc.Ns sc-cne e As.
M, rsfurning at =. 81. and tho o:hsr as kss
Rav. WfsIism 4. Hatcher win deiSsr aas -
ceisbrsfed humorous aud popular sn ~
inxurtes Of the saasan and fsnsy
Of ali Sinds WIN be solo on the gronnd e tsssol.
agss Rossnssssip sasssssii tickets, Fifty GEMS. 81
an Id &HfC
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will be q T0lJ r. IN
In NAMENT AND HOP ss the AMELIA ~
SPRINGS on THURSDAY the s.h sepsem- t2
ber, 1870. .r...o.,,,, "a sss,sa Z III
ehajIene ee Tie Enighss or Chesterfield. Powhstany
Notsoway, Luncnburg, Prince EDWARD. ana Ssns
sWareied to each or this four snccassfni hnight
ap s5-deod&swtd
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THAYER's GREAT CIRCUS.

DIR. JAMES L. THAYER.... Manager.
JAMEsANDERsON,.. Sole Proprietor.
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,sMkRsPAsses.

~
TOR NEW YORK.-The Old gHS
Il Dominion Steamship Company % s1ai VI
elegant side-wheel steamship NIAGARA, sCap3
tain BLACKWooD, will leays, bar wharf 1T Rock
etts on FRIDAY, September 9th, at 8 o. clock p
NJ. Freight received until O'Clock Fare, I'll? J;
steeraee, 81; round-trip tickets, $50 For freight
''''' ~N' JOHN W. WYATT, Agent .,;t2
Sc 7--st III NO. GO vernon street.
Tor PHIL LADELPHI
Il The steamer NORFOLK, Captain ~
PLATT, will receive freight. for The ap0ye, ,pvst
cheaper tn N by any other route till THURSDA1ss
.eptemher sth, at 12 O'Clock. Freight taken foff
Norfolk at moderate rates. Passage ito .Phila-
delphia, Including meals and staterooIn, 90 - -
~ W.P. PORTER, Agent, q
Sc 7-2t No. 4.j Dock street,
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-s.ss...
~ Ths boats or the JAMES Ri-EsasssssssI SzfEs9
YFR AND KANAWHA. CANAL 'COMPAN1s
will leave the dock 2s usual promptly az ~ ~ on
TUESDAYS, THURSIAYS, ard sATUkDAYss+
Freight and tolls on goods fol, J4ynchhars aCd
beyond collected on delivery OF pFapstd, at the,
option or the shipper. Every facity pJasnls VIII
be afforded consignees, but no obligation tp as
samed TO deliver down freight els5yherS sbah st,
ny Office on the Dock Hithout special asrscmenis
Way freight win not he delivered till ch4rge5 ara
| paid. 80 @f
dsii '' ~ EDWIRD DILLoG. Agent
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BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.-
IL RANDOLPH & ENGLISH, 1918 Main street,
offer high prices in cash exchange for 4th
Gra,tan; Sth Leigh; 3, 5, 5Call; Wythe, J., 3,
4; Robinscn's sew Practice, Roblnson's Forms;
Gatthews's Digest or Guide.
a large stock Of new and old Law and miscella-
IeOuS Books at low prices. au ls-dsw
TN'HE BEST PLACE TO HAVE BLANK
4 BO:fK KS made to order is al kE1NINGHAMS
BOOK Bl:DERf, corner of Broad and Ninth
St ectS.
RULING and BINDING Of any description at
short notice. jeu
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THE DISPATCH
By OowARDrN & ELLysoN.
scAsa-rNyARIAsLY IN ADVANCE.
The DAILY DIsrAToH "a deIiveredte sueseri.
esr ss vssS masd asSs E nes s s
IL m Vi fa pshG ST. sasrsF 4 pss sn
am The y 'i5 :. 81 .nnsm
DRY GooDs-
FAL L. 1870 1870
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS.
OPENING DAILY
NEW DRY GOODS,
SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON.
PURCHASERS WILL DO WELL TO
GIVE Us A CALI
BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE.
Below we append list OF
SPECIAL RARGA AIMS
now being offered by
HIgSK & GUGGENHEIMER.
Excellent yard-wide BLEACRED COTTON only
l?,c. per yard;
Beautiful NEw-STYLg CALICoES, s, 10, and
l.ac. st es7 Broad street;
ss.nch HUCKABACK ToW ELS, % inches wide,
at CSC. apiece worth 2sc-; ..
100 dozen LADIES' HEMSTITCHED HAND
KEHCHlEFS only 2sc.:
A splcnded assortment OF BIZ ACk and COL ORED
MoHAIRS;
A good article Of Sd ALL-WoOL FLANNEL
only CSC. worth SOC, at
THIRD DOOR ABOVE THEATRE.
COATS'S SPOOL COTTON, soc. a dozen, at
HlRSH & GuGGENHEiMER'S
CANTON FLANSELS-Brown and Bleached--
all grades.
SHAWLS,
BALMORAIS.
HOOP-SKIRTS,
CORSETS, &C,
IN the greatest abundance, at
THE POPULAR DRY GOODS HOUSE,
e27 BROAD STREET.
Statesmen: W. c. KEAN. j. II. CHESERY, +.
GRETrER. seS
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Rss.ths ANB aslarISSEa
FOR SALE By

GCROOL-BOOKS, SCHOOL STATION
~ FRY. IIANO-F0RT"S, NJ USIC, &c. -
WOODIIOUSE PARHAM are read to furnish
for use in colleges semnaries public and pi w. te
schools. Professors and teachers who desire to
examine TeNt- Books with view to ch tngc or In
reduction are cord,alv invited 10 their store for
the purpose, They have a full stock Of STA
TlNN FRY suitable FOR the desk and school,room,
FOrtcs Guitars Mus and Instruction Books.
Orders addressed To them Will be carefully and
promptly filled.
Discount 10 TEACHRkS.
au 2i w ODHOUSE & PARHAN.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
JULIUS SYCLE,
No. 9O3 MAIN STREET,

JULIUS sYCLE,
No. e0a MAIN STREET,
second door from corner OF Ninth.
I,ake pleasure in notifying my patrons, friends;
and the public generally, that have consolidated
nv two stores. can now be found at my large
and elegant store No. aOs Main street
Having largely incre ased nv farce ana STOCK,
am now prepared 10 offer u.rrscedented advan-
teges to those In need of DRY GOODS. My stock
very = li5fe; B ;AchFo s4;h E COTTON
from Ihe lowest to the hi Shes: grades, -,
BROWN sHIeTI>GS and sHEET1A65 at all
ln! MI line line of CA1ICoEs suitable for this season.
IiI(k:,KY sTRlrEs, rLAio ozSABURGS'
HLafS latfS and AZ sTR1PED SAiSs0ok and CAM.
SOFT FINISH FRENCH and JAccoNET CAM
swiss Muslin and oRGANDEs,
DIaIIY and BRILLIANTES,
P1LL ,w-Css LINN and 81 IE;TIING,c e
DOYIIES and NAPKINS
TABLE CLOTH and TABLE DAMA>h'
4 complete stock Of GEaT'S FURNISHING
TWEEDS. kENTUCKY JEANS: &C.
4 large assortment Of LADIES HEMMED
uAMMeNRG 4HNRHEErIGiiHGGs EnGiHGs and INsERTrNGs.
LACf COLLARS and HAN kg1CHikFS:
CLITNY and VALtNClENHES EDGiNGS and
I>SrRTISGS
GRENAuISE for wells.
CnR~ETs, H9OP-SklRTS,
NOTIONS, &c.
N0URSISG DRESS GOODS in variety.
have also a large variety of So hhr DRESS
GOODS which will b. sold at great sacrifice.
NY stock Is large and well assorted in every de-
partmen and at prices that cannot fail TO satisfy
very one, at JULIUS siGLh's..
st3 Main street,
second door from corner Niath.
The following gentlemen are with me, and would
Ike pleased 10 S, e their fri .nds:
JOHN j. TURNER,
GE Rec SWABACHER,
JEWS ". BURWELL
WILLIAM d. POWERS.
". TAZEWElL FITZGERALD,
j. WEINBERG,
J~HN y. BROWN,
c. j. MCRAE. au 81
NEW WHOLESALE DRY GOODS
y HOUSE,
No 1911 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
The undersigned having formed co-partner-
TL,LtTf & WATKINS
fer the purpose Of conducting
GENERAL WHOi ESALE DRY GOODS
BUSINESS
y! the city of Richmond would respectfully solicit
~. patronage of the merchants cf Virginia, west
Virginia, North Cu-OIin1 and Tennessee.
ANDREW ELLFTT,
late Of Elicit & Drewry.
4. JUDSbN WATKINS,
au Sim late with Ferguson Co.
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= L o o o 0 I.

payable In one, two, three, four and five years,
with interest. Or We will lease the property for
$500 per year, payable annually. Or with person
or persons Of industry and energy who has $4,000,
we will go into partnership, provided we can
agree upon the kind of manufacturing to be done.
Address US either at Nashville or Manchester
Tenn. WHITMAN BROS.
feb2-3m [Bl W. S. WHITMAN.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Infirmities of Age.

Decrepitudo is the natural accompaniment of
old age, but it may be amelorated, and the period
of entire helplessness long postponed by the ju-
dicious use Of healthful stimulant Physicians
fully aware of this fact, usually recommend mod
crate stimulation when the strength and vigor OF
maturity have been suspended by the feebleness
and prostration which are the inevitable results OF
declining years. Port wine, gin, brandy and other
liquors are often prescribed by medical men for
aged persons, but the impulse which fermented
and distilled liquors give to the circulation, and the
energy they seem to impsrt, are transtory, unless
the alcoholic principle is modified and qualified by
the presence of medicinal tonics and inVigorants.
Of all the combinations Of diffusive stimuli with
the juices Of herbs roots and barks that have ever
been administered to the aged and infrm, with
the view of sustaining their waning strength,
cheering their dropping spirits and relieving the
aches and pains to which they are subjected, none
has been found so eficacious, agreeable and 80
permanent in its effects as Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. The difference between the effect OF the
Bitters and that of mere excitant however pure,
is the same as between the effect of sudden and
momentary application of excessive force to
given purpose, and the result of steady,
continuous application of exactly the requisite
amount Of force to the same end. The mere
spirit of mystical energy produced by dram (and
which IS always succeeded by corresponding de-
pression) never yet benefited any man or woman
suffering from physical decay. A cordial like Hos
letters Bitters at soothing and invigorating
the remedial agent required
b1-deod1w&wr
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THE FIFTEENTH AMEND mENr

THE FIFTEENTH AMEND mENT
Again and again we have been written
to about Che fifteenth amendment. Out
of our high regard for the members of
the Senate and their committees, we have
declined to say anything upon this subject
until further hesitation or delay would
seem culpable We must discharge our
duty at last however much the exalted
opinion we entertain for Senators may
hinder us in a prompt expression Of
opinion. Hence, in obedience to demand
frequent and oft repeated demand
which we cannot longer resist-we state
for the information of our readers that the
resolution rejecting the Fifteenth Amend
ment was passed by the House early in the
session. Thatresolution went to the Senate,
and was, on the Oath of November, 1869,
more than two months ago, referred to
the Committee On Federal Relations.
There that resolution has remained from
that day to this, as silent as the grave, I'M
provoked by ripple, until the day before
yesterday, when the resolution of Speaker
Thomas was introduced. That resolution
has caused bubble on the stream of
legislation, which is noticed in our report
of Senate proceedings yesterday. The
Committee ON Federal Relations in the
Senate are: Hon. Bale Peyton, Emer-
son Etheridge, Edmund Cooper, P. P. c.
Nelson, w. M. Hall.
1t viii be our imperative duty to refer
to this subject again at an early day.
Senators have duties to perform which
they cannot ignore; and so have we.
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THE FsAVY.

In the recent u bate in the House Mr..
Dawes read tb'. list of navy officers en-
ployed in The Washington Maynard,
stating tb' It the number is twenty, and the
amouht of their salaries S42, $50. Be
sideg these there are civil officers TO help
them take care Of the yard, whose sala-
ries amount to SIS, CSC, making total of
S9l. G35. This is the scale of q Govern
ment navy-yard establishment Com
mentinr on This, the Cincinnati Gazette,
which is intensely Radical, asks, Have we
not rene far enough in this system? The
money wasted in this splendid supervision
of little workwould put in process of CON
s,ruction at private yard a frst-class
iron-clad ship, and keep ii going at
an energetic rate. Great Britain
bui]ds the major portion of her navy by
contract in private yards. Now that an
effort is being made to carry the Govern
ment into the opening Of new navy yards
on a far greater scale Of expense, it is an
occasion for inquiring into the system it.
self. to see if We have not already gone
too far in that way. All the tendencies
Of mankind are 10 grand military and
naval establishment and we have now
added to il the proposed new policy Of
colonial possessions, and outlying military
and naval stations. But these things are
both inimical to our public faith and
destructive 70 republican institutions.
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The Stark County, Ohio, Democrat is
edited by a Mr.. McGregor, a gentleman who
during the war was a victim of military
despotism. He does not approve of the
Fifteenth Amendment, as we learn from
the following prose and poetry, which
concludes his leader of the 26th of Jam
uary:
"Now, we are in favor of treating all
this black business as a dead letter. 1t IS
a fraud from beginning to end, and the
people viii so decree. We give fair no.
tice now, not as a warning, for we say
let these INTERVALS and their contcmptibla
fools 90 on with their internal work,
while they can, reconstruct and uncOn-
struCt and Digger-struct as much as they
will Power, force, and standing army
may triumph over the peoples consent for
brief time, but ere long will the mighty
majesty of the people restore the rule of
Truth, Justice and the Constitution.
''Lst Carpetbag and scallEwsg and all the nc tley
crew,
90 on with their Internal work and fix their
niger stew,
The States-the People, in good tire win sweep
it out Of sight,
Restore the Constitution and our former rule Of
Right"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-03
WHY 1T WAS.

The Cincinnati Enquirer states the
reasons why President Grant did not re-
ceive that unfortunate dog as follows:
Gen. Grant has declined a present of a
dog sent to him from Cleveland. He did
it for two reasons: !. 1t was not out of
Marshal Browns litter of bred pups. 2.
The donor, in addition to giving him the
hound, forgot to pay the express charges.
Grant believes that presents should be en-
tirely unincumbered with debts. Upon
these high public considerations he did
not receive the present.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-03
IMPORTANT LAWS.

. Wepublish onour third page three of the
important acts of the Legislature; one in
favor of properly compromising Commits
sioners of Registration one allowing rail
roads to retire their Indebtedness in bonds
of the State without regard to series, and
the third in relation to carrying concealed
weapons, etc.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-03
HAILCOLUWBTA!

On the 2Sth of January, the Hon. Sam.
ArneI, member of Congress from the
Columbia district of this State, introduced
a bill for the benefit of the public schools
of the District of Columbia. The Hon.
NJ. G. is getting ODE regular Columbiad.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-03

A CALL OF TEN DOLLARS PER SHARE OF
"A the Capital Stock of the Tennessee Manufac-
turing Company, payable on the 18th of February
next, has been made. Shareholders will pay the
same at the Company's Office, No. 40 Public Square.
s. D. MORGAN, Prest 7. NJ. Co.
JAMES PLUNKET, Sec'y, ETC., ETC.
Jan. 8, 1S70-jan4-tlfebS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-03
THE PAIGE METHOD.

DUPILS INSTRUCTED, BY STUDENT UN-
L der Mrs. Paige, in this celebrated method,
which has reyolutionized the system of teaching
the Piano Fortein Boston and wherever introduced
This system is entirely new, easy and thorough;
Information and references can be obtained, and
store. jan3O-deod1w
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-02-03
Hurley's Sarsaparina.

WITH IODLDE OF POTASH.
This is the pure and genuine extractNf the root
and will, on trial, be found to effect certain and
perfect cure of the following complaints and dis
eases:
Affections of the Bones, Habitual Costiveness,
Debility. Diseases Of the Kidneys, Dyspepsia, Fry
sipelas, Female Irregularities, Fistula, all Skin
Diseases, Liver Complaint Indigestion, Piles, Pull
monary Diseases, Scrofula or Kings Evil, Syphilis,
and all Impurities of the Blood.