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THE RADICALS AND THE RIOT
ENNEW YORK.

The Philadelphia Age, speaking of the
riot in New York, makes this centre shot:
''The greediness with which portion of
the New York press have tried 10 make
capital out of the excitement that leopard
Cd the peace of that city, is one of the
most discreditsble features of the whole
affair. The attempt, too, was as bungling
IS it was discreditsble. II was necessary
to give but coy and cautious approval
TO demonstration intended 10 stir up,
on American soil, the fierce passions That
have perturbed Ireland for centuries.
Yet it was expedient to claim for such
8 demonstration an absolute and para
mount right TO proceed, even at the risk
of the peace and safety of the City.
When the municipal authorities conclud-
cd thst the occasion warranted their in
reference 10 prohibit the parade, all the
partisan presses poured forth a torrent of
abuse; but when the State authorities re-
considered the action of the city suthori-
ties, and revoked their orders, the incon-
sistent Radical journals, ms .ead of praise,
bestowed only fresh abuse upon Gov.
Hoffman. In Short what they wanted
to make was political capital; they
did not care about the parade,
nor the peace of the city, nor
The lives of the citizens; they
wanted to make political capital ,
Those who hoped to bring about a
scene of bloodshed and disorder have sue
ceeded. a grave responsibility rests on
them which they cannot eyade. The
Radical press fomented the excitement
embarrassed the authorities, and plunged
the city IN tumult, in the hope of making
political capital. They are welcome TO
what they will get by the reckless, profit
gate course they have pursued. They
will receive the condemnation of good
citizens, of all parties. There never was
= more causeless, unnecessary disturbance
of the public peace"
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County Court Sale,

Jacob RAIDER, Administrator, VS.. P. II. Parks
and others.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID County court of Davidson county, Tenn.
rendered at its July Term, 1S7l, in the above
cause, l Will proceed to sell at public auction,
Oh THURSDAY, the 10Th day of AUGUST,
ISL, on the premil cs, at II O'Clock NJ,
the following described real estate, belonging
10 the estate OF Z. l. Parks, deceased, to wit:
Lots hos. II, II and IL, McGhee's plan OF South
Nashville lots, plan Of which lots is OF
e'ord, Minute Book No. or a, page s, of
the ChanceTy Court at Nashville. to which
reference l. hereby made tor full dissertation.
said lots front "a feet on Market street, and
=. II back at right angles with said rect and
along Centre street. TO ten feet alley, half
way between Market and College streets.
Also the following lots or parcels OF land in
the city OF Nashville and county of Davidson
and State of Tennessee, TO wit:
Lots nos. 8, g. 10, % and 70, in McGhee's plan
OF South Nashville lots
Lot No. s fronts IS feet on Market street, west
side, and runs back to an alley half way be-
tween Marker and College streets.
Lot No. fronts tifty-tWo feet on the west
side Of Market street. and runs back with
Centre stree half the depth of said lot No. 8.
Lot No. 10 lies adjoining and west OF lot No.
3, and runs back 10 the al ey between Market
and College streets with said Centre street,
and fronts on said alley ifty-two feet.
Lot No. % fronts flty-twO feet on the east
size OF College street. and runs back with Gem
tire street 10 the line of lot No. 2S, being mid
way between said College street and an alley
between Market and College streets.
Lot No. 70 fronts ElJytwO feet on the west
side OF the alley between College and Market
streets, aud runs back with Centre street to
the back line Of lot No. %.
On two of the Market street lots there are
good brick dwellings, and on the corner of the
Market and Cent c street lot there is fine
two story brick bu mess house, well fitted
up with shelves, counters, etc /, with a large
han % the second story.
Also the following tract of land, to wit:
A certain parcel OF tract of land in the 18th
civil district OF Davidson county and State of
Tennessee, and bounded and described as fol-
lows: Beginning in the centre of the Lebanon
turnpike road, the northeast corner, it beng
the northwest corner of John / Hadley's
land: thence west along the centre Of said
turnpike twenty-eight and q half poles TO the
northwest corner OF said tract, it being the
northeast corner of W. G. Campbelrs land;
thsnce south ons degree west thirty one poles
to a poplar tree mari ell as q corner; thence east
eighty poles to q stake in said Hadiey's west
boundary line; thence north one degree east
sixty poles to the beginning, containing
seven acres, more or less
TcTms-One-tourth cash. and the balance,
secured by notes with good security bearing
interest from date, due snd payable in one,
two and three years from date, with lien re-
tanned. g EWIN Clark
jyl6diaw2t&Wlt,
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WEAR AND TEAR.

The author of the "Picadilly Papers,
in London Society, says: 81 know re-
markedly able and fertile reviewer who
tells me that though over his midnight oil
he can lucubrste articles with a certain
sharpness and force, yet for quietly look
ing at subject all round and doing jus.
tice to all its belongings, he wanted the
quiet morning hours. LancslJt Andrews
says that he is no true scholar who goes
out of his house before twelve O'Clock.
Similarly an editor once told me that
though his town contributors sent him the
brightest papers, he always detected
peculiar mellowness and finish about the
men who wrote in the country. l know
an important crown official whose hours
were from ten to three lie had 70 sign
his name to papers; and as a great deal
depended upon his signature he was very
cautious and chary how he gave it. AT
Ter three o'clock struck, no beseeching
powers Of suitOrs or solicitors could in
duce him to do stroke of work. He
would not coHtaminate the quality of his
work by doing too much of it. lie would
not impair his rest by continuing his
work. And 50 he ful1lled the duties of
his Office for exactly fifty years before he
retired on full pay from the service of
the country. Ard when impatient people
blaine lawyers for being slow, and officers
for closing punctually, and shops for
shutting early, and, generally speaking,
the wider adaptation of our Day 10 pc
rods of holidays and rest, they should
rccolect that these Things are the lessons
of experience and the philosophy of So
cisty and Hfe."
Since Mr.. Colfax's prosuaiiou in the
Senate, aTew weeks ago, the press all
over The, country has teemed, with disqui-
sitions upon the effect On the body of
overwork of the brain. Since his re-
covery Mr.. Colfax has confessed that for
ten years past he has never known a mo-
meat's rest, except what he snatched for
slumber, never taking the repose and
recrestion which a wearied brain aud
body &emSndtd. There are hundreds Of
thousands in this country who pursue the
course that Mr., Colfax did, without once
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THE Knoxville true Repu6lical
(RadicaD complains of the etrange con-
duct on the part of those who manage
the custom house business" in that city.
Those who have the management of the
building of the custom-house under their
control were, we presume, appointed by
the Secretary of The Treasury, but they
do not appear TO employ the men who do
the work according TO East Tennessee
Radical ideas, aud the True Republican
demands an investigation of this whole
matter.n -
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TIE Washington Republican denies
that GOV. Parsons has been appointed
United States Attorney to assist in the
prosecution of Ku-Klux cases arising in
Alabama. II reports Attorney General
Alderman as saying he has no intention of
appointing any additional counsel for tie
purpose of assisting such trials in any OF
the States. 1t is possible, however, that
some assistance may be gwen United
States attorneys in Moth Carolina, IS
over two hundred cases Of this class are
now pending in that State.
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TINS is what the New York Tribune
says of the orangemen "These peo-
pie and fheir enemies alike pretend to be
Americans; yet their annual wrangle
and squabble proves that they have no
adequate conception of the privileges and
duties of citizenship"
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NOR sALE.-THE PApuoAH srAyE FAC

NOR sALE--THE PaDUoAH STAVE FAC
Il tory, situated on the Tennessee River, with
in the limits OF the city of Paducsh, with the
privilege of the lease of the ground is offered for
sale on liberal terms. The machinery is com
plete and requires but email outlay to be put in
operation. Abe location for the business is IN
surpassed for the procuring of materials, home
duction destined to osher markets For further
information, address JOSEPH y PEASE,
jyS eod1m 3ls Chestnut st, st. Louis, Mo.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Large Attractive Sale

NTEATMAN, SHIELDS 90. WILL SELL
1 1Eesds: 1Tntng, July Is, commencing at
81 O'Clock, the ia zgest and most attractive line
CT FIRE b : agile and Fancy Dry Goods sold by ms
uurins the summer. Also, good STOCK of Mems,
Chidren's and Iaiies' Rats, Millinery, Varieties,
etc etc. We iavite the especisl attention OF
daalaF2. tvIG 70
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ADMINISTRATORS Malice.

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE rs
IA TATE of Mrs. Samuella Russell, de-
ceased, are notified to come forward and make
payment; and all those having claims against
the same are called on to file them on or be-
fore the 18th OF September 1871, proper Y au
thenticated, with me, at the Office OF Ii f.
Banks, attorney, 7l1zSCherry street, or they
will be forever barred. 49, . ,
This 18th day of July, 1871.
ARATI A HUDSON,
iyl3 ct Administrator
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Bdgehsld Prop ,rsy.

IN OUR BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN TOWN
Il across the river, We have for sale some choica
residences, both large and small A street raft
road will soon run through the heart OF the to VA
and m ,ke it as agreeable for winter as summer
residences We invite ali 10 exanin4 OgT bu.lc-
TINS. ABRiHGION, FARRAR n WEAKLEY.
iva toes
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The Knoxville True Republican
(Radical) says ''the people want relief
from the asses that have turned up as
Judges" The Judges in upper East
Ternessee, atwhom the True Republic
can appears to be striking, are all Radi-
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/" st. Bernard Coal. "

A NEW COAL AND NEW SOURCE OF SUP
n ply b opened up to Nashville Of this invalu
able article.
The st. Bernard Coal Company,
Of Hopkins county, KY. Evansville, Hsz eersOn
and Nashville Bailroadl, now Offers to the citizens
Of Nashville and vicinity this superior COAL,
which for crates, furnsees, etc, is superior, snd
for steam purposes, uneIceiled by any. II II
hard firm Coal, bears handling, aud viii prove to
be the most economical Coal in the market.
The Agency Is prepared 10 supp any demand,
and at reasonable rRses, and for the present will
offer Inducements to con5rmers, which will justify
them IN purchasing winters supply. and he viii
take pleasure in showing ths Goal, aud comforting
with parties wishing to purchase.
Depot at corner Of Summer and Crawford
streets, under railroad tTestle. Cfice, IA Cedar
o. P. MoROBERTS.
msy6-3m Agent.
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Us swHnE The New YORK TFs6sne abuses
Gov. Hoffman without stint for the part
he took in connection with the Orange
parade the other day, the New York
Herald declares that he is ''the right
Governor in the right place. nkIa
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MEDICAL.
The Bridai Chamber.

q ssAYs FOR YONG MEN, ON GREAT
= Socjsl Evils and Abuses, which interfere with
unsrrtspe-wiih sure means OF relief for the err
ring ard unfortunate, diseased and debllltaied
sent FREQ, in sealed envelopes. Address Howard
association. No. 2s, Ninth 81, Philadelphia, Pa
mvlAdGW3m
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What We are Surprised AT.

WE ARE SURPRISED THAT MEN IN THE
w City Of Nashville should rent houses from
year to year, and pay out enough money to pur-
cbape home, when we have for sale on SO Iong
time and at low prices, SO many snug cottages in
the citv and in Edgefeld. Real Estate will per-
hsps never be loser in this country than it g
now. We invite all TO read cur Bulletins and
examine our lists.
Agents, No. So North College street.
jea2 till octs
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THE MISSES LANE

ISTITL OPEN A BOARDING sCaCoL, FOR
w Young ladies' in New York city on Wednes-
dag, sept. q, ISL.
For reference and circulars. sppIy to
j. b. O'BR IAN, Esq
lyl5 SIN Nashville Penn
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NOTICE.

THE DIRECTORS OF THE EDGEFIEI.D AND
KontucSy Railroad srs requested 60 NEST st the
General Once Of iha Rosd al Nashville a. O'Clock
H.. Tuesday, July IS.
jyl5 2t GEO. A, WASH sGTON, Presf.
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NASHVILLE, TENN,
Governors Proclamation.

ID. w. c. Senter, Governor OF State of Ten
nessee. To all who shall see these presents
Greeting:
:" HEREAS IT HAS BEEN MADE
w known TO me that a certain JOHN FRITTS,
charged with having committed q foul and
strOcious murder, on the I'D day Of June, 1871,
upon the body Of l.. d. COKEB, late CT our
County of Knox, has fed from justice, and u
now running at large,
Now, therefore l, D. W. q. Senter, Governor
as aforesaid, by virtue Of the power and au-
thOrity in me vested, 90 hereby offer q reward
of FIVE HUNDRED DOLL RfsS $500 to any
person or persons who may appTehend the
said JOHN FRIrT5, and deliver him 20 the
Sheriff or Jail0r of our county Of Knox, in or
der that justice in that behalf may be had and
executed.
In testimony whereof, have here
unto set my hand and caused the
II. 8 Great Seal OF the State to be afix-
ed, at Nashville, this 9Th day Of July,
1871.
DIV. c. sENTER.
By the Governor:
T. II BUTLER,
Secretary of state
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A CORRESPONDENT of the Knoxville
True RepS5sican (RadicaD speaks Of
& the ihfany of tile present system Of
enforcing the internal rever ue laws"
That ia the work of Radicals.
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DEsORIPTION.-said John Fritts Is from
twenty 70 t9eaty-hYe years Of age. about Ave
feet seven inches high, fair complexion, rather
brown BAR, gray eyes, clean shaved when lat
seen, marked by small pox, has large brown
mole on one of his under ey elids fbelieytd 60 be
the right one) weighs abouI l56 pounds.
Knoxville papers copy. i've w
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Tennessee Dsntal Associate on.

TINE FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il Tennessee Dental Association will be held in
Nashville, commencing at Q O'Clock A NJ, on The
9th inst, at Drs. Bowling L Cobb's office, No. 4
North High street. Arrangements have been
made with proprietors of hotels to reduce their
fare as usual on such occasions. We hope TO see
a srge turn out. r. RUSSELL,
s. j O0BJ,
iyl4 eodtd Committee of Arrangements.
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TrUStee Na.e.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST RXE-
ID cuted to me by Isaac Paul, or Jube IS, 1886,
which deed is recorded in BooS36, psge 427, at
the Registers Office of Davidson county, L VIII
sell to the highest bidder for cash, ct the Court
house door, ia the city Of Nashville, Saturday,
July g, next, a. about the hour Of IL II the BeSl
Estate mentioned and described III said convey
ance, enough to satisfy the debt foe which said
trust deed was made to secure, it being the
Homestead of said Paul with several adj Dining
lots. For psrtic ilaS description of ssid pro-
perty, reference IA made to book and page above.
In the event OF sale the right of redsm ptiOn is
expressly waived L. II. CHILDRB5S,
jy2 codf Trustee.
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=. s. Claim Agency.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING ESTABLISH
II ed General Claim Agency, respectfully So
licits the prosecution of claims held against the
U. 8. Government, whether for stores or supplies
furnished or taken, pension or bounty
Col. Psrsmore, of the arm OF Parsmore h Eow-
ers, and Clay Roberts, late General Claim Com
missioner Of the StAte Of Tennessee, have trans
forred TO me all claims placed in their hands for
collection, aud in connection With these gentle
men am prosecuting said claims, snd would ask
that all persons who flied thsir claims with either
Of said parties, please write me call st my Of
fee at their ;ie't convenience. Ny long expe
Renee and knowledge of this business. toeether
with the fact of having connected myself with one
of the first Attorneys in Washington City, as
su'es me that 1 viii be IL tbs future, as have
been IN the past successful in t. prosecution Of
all claims entrusted 70 me for collection.
refer to II Burns. Esq, President First Ma
tional Bank, Hon. ". F. Prosser, Postmaster, aud
Others. A. " WILLS,
Late URted States Army,
je4 If No. 80 Cherry street, Nashville. Tenn.
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The Academic Year Of18H-2
WILL COMMENCE ON THE
First Monday in September Next.

QNHIS INsTITUTION, FOUNDED IN 1860 AND
Il since that tins conducted by Sisters of
the Order Ot st. Dominic, was estab-
lished with view of inparting to young ladies a
THOROUGH AND SOLID EDUCATION. How
nearly this object has been accomplished IN the
pest, the Sisters prefer that their friends and
patrons shall decide, while the Teachers promise
unremttting zeal in the future.
Letters Of inquiry, and sll business communi-
cations, should be addressed TO the Mother su-
perior, Academy of st. Cecilia, Nashville, Tenn"
lyle Il
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GEN. JOEL A. BATTLE.
PROPRIETOR.

7 COATED ON CHURCH STREET, ONE
IL Of the lesding thoToughfsres of the city, and
directly on the line OF the Street Rsilrosd, which
connects closely with the different RailrOad De
pots and the Public Square.
Merchants visiting the wholesale houses can
f I'D a car every few minutes on the square,
which leads directly to the BstJle House.
The proprietor hopes TO receive q call from his
old friends and the travelling publis, promising
thst one and al shall be msdo 70 feel at home.
je4 #
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i,OOO Laborers Wanted.

WE WILL PAY 81 so PER DAY FOR ABLE
w bodied Laborers, TO work on the Sand Noun
tain Division Of South snd North Alabama Rail-
road-twenty-fi miles south of Decatur, Ala.
Good healthy locality.
Stone Cutters and Masons slso wanted.
G. W. SAULPAW & co Contractors,
No. North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn, and
Decatur, Ala. my2i Il
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and Pacific Railroad.
SUUUER sCHEDUlE

SUMMER SCHEDULE.
q DAILY TRAINS SUNDAYS Ex0EPTFDG On
4 snd after Monday, May 20, trains VIII run as
follows:
NC. 4 Leaves Lebanon st....-.6 80 A n.
Arrives a. Nashville u $50 A. Il
- Leaves Nashville at......z 80 ?. NJ
Arrives st Lebanon ct 6.30PM
Nos Leaves Nashville At :. SIS 4 Il,
q ~ Arrives at Lebanon at $40 A. a. a.
Leaves Leosnon t....4 $50 p. q,
Arrives at Nashville at :157. NJ
Passengers leaving Nashville on the SIS A. n
train connect with Prices Stage Lines for AleIan-
dris, Liberty, Smithville, Sparta, New Middleton
sne OOokvihe on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays.
sE-0n application TO any regular Ticket agent,
Family or 20 Trip Tickets win be furnished st as
per cent. discount or regular rates.
J. W. PARAMORE,
my31-h superintendent
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TFYOU VALUE YOUR YFSIGHT Use THESE
Il Perfect Lenses, ground from Minute
Crystal Pebbles, melted together and derive
their name "Dismond" on account Of their hard
ness and brilIisncy they will last many years
without change, and ara rTanted superior TO all
others. Manufactured by
}. Il. SPENCER q CO, n. ".
CAUTION. genuine unless stamped with
our trade mark.
r. L DAVIES Il Bro, Jewellers snd 1p.jcians
are Sole Agents for Nashville, Tenn, from whom
they can only be obtained. No pedlars employed.
ian30 eodIy
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! Governors Proclamation.


ID. w. g. 2enter, Governor of State Of Fen
nessee, to ali who shsu see these presents =
Greeting: " Wv lls9-S
"HBREAs, 1T HAS BEEN MADE NoWR
wv to me that q certain john w or Al INK vim,
charged with having committed q foul and
atrocious murder on the : day of February. Is1i,
upon the body Of George " Thomas, late Of our
county of Humphreys, has fed from justice and
Is now running at large.
Now, therefore, I, D. W. O. Senter, Governor as
aforesaid, by virtue of the power and authority
in me vested, do hereby offer . reward OF two
hundred and fifty [s250o0) dollars, to any person
or persons who may apprehend the said John "
or Monk VIM, and deliver him TO ths Sheriff
or Jailer Of our county Of Humphreys, in order
that justice in that behalf may be had and ex-
ecuted H. M ss. u.
In testimony whereof, 1 have hereulto set my
hand, and caused the Great zeal of the
U.s. State to be affixed, at Nashville, the Sth
day Of July, 1871.
d.. @. SENTER
By the Governor; T. Il. BUTLER,
Secretary OF State.
DESCRIPTION.-Ssid VIM is about q years
Of age, light complexion, light hair, hiss white
spot on the back part Of his head; lift eyebrow
perfectly white: has several white spots or the
left side OF his face; about five feet eight inches
high, al weighs about les lbs. jy9 2W
Banner and Huntingdon Republican please ccp
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Per Month uncommon. s35 90
FER week . %
Children under II years Of age and servants half
price.
n Visitors leaving the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad at Gsllstin, Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, Will be conveyed by the Carthage stage
and hscks from GilfoTd's Mills directly to the
Springs. jan1S-eodlm
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Red Sulphur springs,
Macon County. Tennessee.

A BE NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON. THESE
"A springs, the waters of which are so vel
known for curiRg diseases of the kidneys, gravel
stCne and couf lsints Of ths liver and general de-
BIZ .ty were never in better condition.
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Train leaving Eashville at 500 A n runs
same cars through to Henderson, KY,
mazing direct connection for Evansville, st. Louis
and al points North Northwest.
Train leaving Nashville at 11:60 ?. n. car
RES through mail, and connects directly at
Guthrie sith trains for Memphis and New Or
leans.
Train arriving at Nashville st 10 P. n. runs
through from Evansville.
Trains run daily, except Sundays.
j. N. SPEER, Bupt
W. H. HART, Treasurer and Gen. Ticket Agent.
jelt-tf a.