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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-21

Rosters, Montmartre, where the central
revolutionary committee hold their sit
tings. After brief trial they were con-
demned to suffer death, and were taken
out and shot. All accounts say they died
brayely.
Revolution under the Hammer Of
PiIIage, Mistress OF Paris.
The journal DIES Debats says: Yester-
day will be considered as one of the
gloomiest hours in the history of France.
Revolution, under the banner of pillage,
is mistress of Paris. France will con-
denim these horrible assassinations and
this odious instruction which is without
pretext or purpose. Will the Provinces
come to our aid, or must the Germans re-
enter the capitol9 This terrible day has
wrought more danger to the Republic than
did all the Bonapartists.
LONDON, March 10, s P. MA special
dispatch to the London journals say that
Gen. Vinoy has also been shot. The re-
port has not yet been confirmed, and is
not credited.
German Troops TO Suppress the
Rioters
LONDON, March 10, 1890 P. M.-The
latest news is that the Nationals at Mont
martre have seized and now occupy the
staff and general headquarter buildings of
the National Guard of Paris in the Place
Vendome. Echo of Parliament says in
consequence of the disturbances in Paris
Emperor William has Professionally
stopped the movements of the German
troops.
LONDON, March 10, 1880 P. MA dis
patch just received from Dieppe an
nounces that the Prussian troops from
Amiens have arrived there and occupied
one-half the town. The French garrison
retain the other half.
A New French Loan.
BRUSSELS, March 19.-The Etoile Beige
learns that the French Government has
negotiated loan with the Rothschilds
of two milliards of francs at per cent,
interest price rs.
The Gazette, of Luxembourg, says
that the citizens of the Grand Duches
were expelled from Paris, either because
the Exequatur of the French Consul at
Luxembourg was revoked for violation of
neutrality, or because they were the class
who had no means of subsistence.
Napoleon.
VERyIEvEs, March 19.-Napoleon will
take the special train at Herbisthal at 9
O'Clock to- night, and will come through
to this city without stopping.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-21
UNION AND AMERICAN
WILSON COUNTY.

Constitution of the Farmers Club.
The following constitution, reported by
a committee composed of Messrs. Thomas
R. jackson, E. G. Seawell, B. White
sides, B. j. Taryer, and Alex. W. Wick,
and adopted by the Wilson County
Farmers Club, was unavoidably crowded
out of Sunday mornings paper:
CONSTITUTION OF THE WILSON COUNTY
FARMERS CLUB.
Article l. This Association shall be
known as the Wilson County Farmers
Club. Its object shall be 10 gather and
disseminate useful knowledge of the
science and practice of agriculture.
Art. 2. Its officers shall be President,
Vice President and Secretary, who shall
constitute, &c o6Scio, Board of Di-
rectors 10 attend to all of its business
matters.
Art. 8. The officers shall be chosen at
the first meeting in January of each year
and shall serve until their successors are
regularly elected.
Art 4. The President shall preside at
each meeting, propose regular subject
TO be discussed at the next meeting, and
open the regular discussion unless other
wise provided. The Vice President shall
perform the duties of the President in his
absence or inability to preside. The Sec
rotary shall make and keep correct records
of all proceedings, act as Treasurer, and
report fully once in each year, or oftener
if required.
Art. 8. The Board of Directors shall,
when advisable, procure suitable persons
to deliver lectures before the Club, and
adopt proper measures to secure its pros
perity and success.
Art 6. The regular meetings shall be
held on the second Saturday of each
month. The first half hour of each
meeting shall be devoted to miscellaneous
subjects, when the regular subject shall
be taken up and discussed either orally
or by written essays.
Art. z. Any one receiving a majority
vote of the members present, at any reg
ulsr meeting, may become a member by
The payment of one dollar annually to the
Treasurer.
Art. s. This Constitution may be amend
ed by two-thirds vote of the members
present at any regular meeting provided
a written proposition of the amendment
has been submitted at a previous regular
meeting.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-21
COL. KILLEBREw AT LEBANON.

To the Editors Of the Union and American:
LEBANON, Tenn. March Is, 1S71.-I
had the pleasure, and l mean pleasure, q
assure you it was treaD to listen to the
address of Col. J. B. Killebrew, Agli-
cultural Editor of your paper. l was
impressed and edited with it. Besides
being instructive it was literary produc-
ton chaste and elegant. Really, l think
it would be remunerative to every gen
tleman in the State to hear the facts and
arguments set forth by Col. Killebrew in
behalf of agriculture. His experience in
fertilizers, and especially upon the ''King
of Fertilizers" clover, as adapted to the
soil of Tennessee in its perpetuity, also
his manly stand in behalf of the dignity
of labor, and elevation of the farming
interest, and last, though not least, his
application in the interest of agriculture of
the necessity for the several counties levy
ing tax for common schools. l never
saw an audience apparently more inter-
ested. One remarked to me HHe did not
hear enough" This address was deliV-
cred to the Farmers Club, by invitation.
Much good is to be done, as l believe, by
thus stirring up the farmers to their in
terest, and the great interest of every
citizen, for if the farmers interest does
nothing, nothing else can be done. Wish
ing your paper success, also Col. Kille-
brew for the effort now making to adj
vance the general prosperity of the State,
| sign myself PLEASED.
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ADMINISTRATIVE Notice.

A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
IA the estate of Maryland Cox, deceased, are
hereby notified to present the same to me for pay
ment in the time prescribed by law or they will be
forever barred; and all persons owing said estate
will please come forward and settle.
N arch s, 1871 2aw2W' CATHARIRE COX
StGle OF Tennessee = Davidson
- County. Original Attachment Suit. Before
W. II. Wilkinson, Justice Of the Peace Il. A.
Gould vs. kamuel Young.
In this cause it appearing from affidavit that the
defendant is indebted to plaintiff in sum under
$500 by note, and that defendant is about to re-
move himself or his property out of the state
and has removed, or is removing himself and his
property out OF the county privately, and has
fraudulently disposed of his property or ia about
fraudulently to dispose of same, and has not sniff
cient property in this county to satisfy said in
debtedness, but has property in Dickson county.
Tennessee. And plaintiff having obtained from
me an original and counterpart attachment, and
said attachments having been returned to me
levied on personal property in Davidson county
and real estate in Dickson county.
Therefore it is ordered that publication be made
in the Union and American, a newspaper pub-
lshed in the city of Nashville for four consec-
utive weeks, requiring said Samuel Young to ap-
pear at my Office, in Nashville, the 18th day OF
April 1871, at 10 A NJ, to defend this suit or same
will be heard ex parte. This 18th day Of March,
1871.
mrh14 lawIt W. H. WILKINSON, J.P.
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Notice to Show Cause-In Bankruptcy.
nNuII Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ]. @.

rINHIJ IS TO GIVE notice THAT ]. @.
March, Julius Cirkle. B g. Hampton, OF Ds-
wilson county; A. Moore and @. :. Alexander, of
sumner county, and j. P. sprott, of williamson
county Tennessee, have filed in the office of the
Clerk Of this Court their petitions Tor discharge,
and it was thereupon ordered by the Court that
hearing be had upon the same, at the office OF A.
s, Bradley, Register, No. 61K Cedar street, Nash
VILE Tenn on the 31st day of March, 1871, and
that all creditors who have proven their debts.
and other persons interested, may appear at such
time and PLACE and show cause, if any they have,
why the prayers Of said petitions should not be
granted, and that the second and third meetings
Of creditors will be had at said time and place.
E. r. CAMPBELL, Clerk
mrl5-3twed O. S. Dist, Court Mid. Dist. Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-21

A sTRRET-CAR accident in San Francis
CO: ''l,he lady carelessly raised her
dress to the top of one slipper, that its Or
nament might not be lost to view, or that
it might become loosened. 1t so happen-
ed that the straw in the bed of the car en-
veloped the Cinderella member, and the
buckle alone was visible. A learsighted
gentleman, on the opposite seat, noticed
the scintillatlOn of the jewel, and he went
for it then and there. A hasty grab, a
faint scream-and his mistake was dis
covered. He Immediately changed his
idea about horse. car riding; it moved too
slowly for him, so he walked the rest of
the way home. He will not try to pick
another gold buckle out of the straw"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-21
N o T Q Il

JsHEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PIERS ms EoT TO
i trade for Land Warrant No. 40, $50, which
was Issued on the 12ih day of September, 1856,
under the acts of May 3, 1855, to me. through my
then lawful attorneys, Thompson Fiippin. Said
warrant was lost or mislaid, so that never re-
ceived the same or any consideration forit.
mar2 law4t NELLY GREER
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SZz
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THE GREAT AMERICAN
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ies the blood and cures Scrnfula,
Syphilis, Skin Diseases, Rheums-
sism, Diseases of Women, and ali
chroHic affections Of the blood,
liver and kidneys. Recommended
by the Medical Faculty and many
Thousands Of our best citizens.
Kesc the testimony Of Physi.
clans and patients who have used
Rosadalis. Send for our RosadaIia
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for this year, which We publish for
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LaE-
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says
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uls % long sanding, which is
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and the Indications are that the
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and ind It IL an excellent COM
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Dr.. Eparks, Of Nicholssville, Ky.,
saws he has used Rossdalis In cases
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with satisfactory results. As 3
cleaner Of the blood I know no
better remedy.
Samuel G. McFsdden, Of Muir.
freesbOro, Tenn, says:
have used seven bottles OF Ro-
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BENZ. Beohtcl. Of lima, Ohio,
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-21

HAVING THIS DAY SUGGESTED THE IN
soIyency Of the estate of Edward Bradford,
to the Clerk Of the County Court Of Davidson
county, this is to give notice to sill persons having
claims against said estate, to file them duly
Authenticated as the law directs, with the Clerk
of said Court, on or before the Goth day Of May,
1871. or they win be barred both in law and
equity. This, The 18th day of February, 1871.
JNO. O. FERRIS,
feh1S dIav tmgy20 Sat Pub. Administration.
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The GreatW orld Tonic
PLANTATION BITTERs.

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This wonderful vegetable re-
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PLANTATION BITTERs. - -
just the thing for the morning
-s lassitude and depression Of
spirits caused BY late hours
and what is called fashionable dissipation.
pLANrATIoN BITTERs.
Of al the appetizers 1t is the
most tnfalhble, and the i'm
pulse which 1t imparts to the
digestive functions soon puts Dyspepsia to flight
DLANTATION BiTTERs. - =
It is the foremost remedy Of
the age. The specific Of
every species of debility,
general or local, constitutional or casual.
PLANTATION BITTEBs.
A wine- glassfuI taken half an
hour before breakfast, din
ner or supper, quickens the
now OF the gastric juice, and thereby provokes
PLANTATION BITTERs.
Which is the eheapest-a dol
lar bottle Of Plantation Bit.
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dollars visit?
PLANTATION BTTTERs.
"By its use dispose Of three
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with good relish, have no
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man." --------s-- --'
PLANTATION B1TTEAs.
''The value Of such an antidote
cannot be expressed in
words"
PLANTATION BTTTERs
Taken moderately, three times
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pLANTATION BIrTERs.
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DLANTATION BITTERa
81 find nothing so good for the
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DLANTATION BITTERs.
''By advice Of my physician,
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DLANTATION BITTERs.
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UNDERTAKINGS
ST. CLOUD.

ST. CLOUD.
Corner Church and Summer Streets)
THIS LARGE AND POPULAR HOUSE OF
Il entertainment viii be thrown open to the
travelling public the 18Th inst.s and win be con-
Quoted as
FIRST GLASS HOTEL.
1t has been thoroughly remodeled, and is one Of
the most elegant structures in the city. The 10
cality is most desirable, and the rooms are ar
ranged with special reference to the
COMFORT OF FAMILIES.
The former patrons Of the st. Cloud are invited
to re- visit their old Nashville home, where they
viii find every comfort and receive every atten-
ton.
Terms of Boarding.:
Transient Visitors, per day. 250
Day Beard per week GU
4" &" month -.--.----.....-... 2o.Oo
Special arrangements viii be made for boarding
families.
Apply ct office, entrance from Summer, near
Church street.
D. DU PRE- & SISTERS,
mrhI2 SIN Proprietors.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-21

A VOID QUACKS.-A victim Of early IN
N discretion, causing nervous debility, prems-
ture decay, etc. having tried in vain every adj
yertised remedy. has simple means of self-cure,
which he will send free to his fellow sufferers.
address: J. Il. FUTILE, 70 Nassau street, New
Work dec2seod6m
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Demnnds of the Insurgents,

Their main object just now is resist
anee to the Government. The crowds in
Montmsrtre and in Belleville, however,
are unanimous in their clsmors against
the Assembly at Bordeaux. They de-
mand its immediate dissolution, and the
election of new body, which shall sit in
Paris. At six o'clock on Saturday even
ing, the agitation and uncertainty still
continued. The troops have been with
drawn from faubourgs where the people
annear excited and hostile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-07
HIlTIORM .LLGGLERK

Political platforms are, at best but per-
functory affairs. The nominating convention
is usually in such hurry TO get at the more
enivcning business OF presenting the candi-
dates, that the work Of drawing up sounding
resolutions of party faith has come to be re-
gaTded az mere premoDltory hddling, whcretO
the -pullng.iuesse and triumphs and de
fcats which follow are the real overture to
the political campaign just opening. We
have passed ont of the era of high and
mighty declarations, Ike those of the Virginia
and Kentucky resolutions Of '9S aud the Cnun5
citation of Republican political principles iii
1856 and 1860 The platform which asserts it.
self is that public opinion which shapes legis-
lation, independently of partisan desire, and
finds new expression as circumstances vary
and men change.
Z But in one of the most interesting political
observation-disclosures there are so few-nOw
going on, We find such curious exchange of
old aud new issues that we cannot but pause
and comment. The Republicans of California
have for years been the honest aud devoted
defenders of the despised Industrious and in
offensive Chinese. They have argued that
MOngoan immigration was good for the in
dustrial development of the young States Of
the Pacific, and that in any political belief
that recognized the universal brotherhood of
man there is place for the Asatics, as for men
Of every race, to secure the right TO life, lib
crty, and the pursuit Of happiness. This, GER
tanly, has been the uttcancc of Republican
stump-spcakcrs and of the Republican
and independent press. Not so the Demo-
Gratis; with the malign contempt for de-
fenselcssuess which has always character
lied that party everywhere, the De-
mocracy Of California has Illuminated against
Chinese immigration and labor ever
since that peculiar element in our population
was large enough To attract attention. And
rs this happened just after the abolition of
American Slavery, the brutal hatred which
the lower ranks elsewhere poured out on
"thc Niger was conveniently diverted TO the
unfortunate Cinnamon. Democratic Judges
refused testimony from Monaghan lips, except
in eases where only Mongolians were inter
estcd Democratic Legislatures enacted laws
designed to drive the patient, inofiensive i'm
migrants out of the country, harry those who
gave them employment, and carry constcma-
ton to the embarking ports of the Chinese
empire. Whatever may be said in past polti-
cal platforms of the two parties, four years
aso no issue WOs more sharply drawn in tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-07
Elr-yvHn DAII.Y TRIBUNE MONDAY AUGUST :, io7,

rortcd presencc ofthc Quccn'5m0thcr. The veteran
noI;tieian and intrguant, Maria Christina
IIor onpcarance upon the stage Of Spanish
faction has been for many years the uniailing
,,roou,e,r of treas0ns and disorder. She Il
NOW an old woman, but she seems to have
lost none of that spirit of intrigue ard con-
sn;rDcy which forty years ago rendered her
fine most formidable element of every political
problcm which was presented to the public
men Of SPAIN She has been often exiled from
Tho l;nrlom for her incOrrisible habit of con-
enirocy. but she has repeatedly found the
d,,or Of return opened through the hostility OF
slrucq,ing parties. Her activity to-day BODIES
M cond 10 The tranquility of the Peninsula.
Tho Spanish papers which sustain the dynasty
urcicnd to be very anxious also in regard TO
thc intentions of The Duke of Ai0ntpensier. II
10 nositiyely asscrtcd-and the Duke has either
foo much solr-rcspcct 10 deny it, or cannot do
so without embarrassing cOmmlttals-that ne
is arranging a family conspiracy to result IN
flc dethronemcnt OF Amadeus, The restoration OF
Alfonso under Mon!pensier regency, and tho
marriage of the young King to his cousin, the
Dukes daughter The stubborn refusal OF
M0ntpcnsier to swear allegiance to the Sayoyari
sovereign and tho C0ntCmptu0uS silence win
which he has treated these charges OF con
spiracy, are taken in Spain rs confessions OF
his purposes. The very suspicion Is com
plimcnt to Montpensier, for there are few
Spanish leaders who would hesitate to swear
fcaliy to the king they wcro plotting to
destroy, and to call heaven TO witness then
sincerity in the Cortes "wiih their hands on
@ the hits of their sabcrs.o Although Mont
pcnsicr has q certain number of personal adj
helcn,s, be is generally very unpopular lie
is not a Spanard he pays his debts he saves
money and is 4 good husband and father
oil of these creditabie qualities being con-
sdcrcd unpardonably vulgar by the opinion OF
good society in Spain.
There is no good reason why Che ncw Min
isiry of Ruiz Gorilla should not last if poo
pie would only think So But the general I'M
preston that it must soon fall will be probably
one of those prophecies which work their own
fulflIment At every crisis, there will be a re-
newed effort of the BOmbOns and an acce5-
sion of strength TO the moderate Republicans.
AS long as there are three families OF pretend
ers, they may be relied upon TO neutTalize each
other, and perhaps, sooner than now appears
probable, the people of Spain may claim their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-07
The Kporrgc Hoold asks the Editor of this

The KporrUc HyaH asks the Editor Of this
journal,
GLOW cen he justify a 'Ku-Flux law which author
izcs suspension of The writ Of habeas corpus the deca
ration OF martial law and the substitution Of military
authority In the discretion Of the President for the civil
powers Of Statei Would the universal remOnstrance
that would be heard the North against attempted
enforcement Of these powers in Northern State be at
trhuted to spirit of irrational and peeyish fautlnd
iugP"
Tile Herald will find our full justification
of that law in the returns of the vote cast for
President in Louisiana in 1868, when twenty
Counties of that State, which before and since
cast at least Twenty-Five Thousand Republican
votes, cast less than One Thousand in all for
Grant and Colfax: seven of them not return
ing single Republican vote. The Ku-Klux
act means that this shall not be repeated in
any State in 1872; and that is what ace mean.
II there be an attempt thus to vtiate the cleo
ton in any Northern State, we insist that the
law shall here be applied with memorable Sc
ycTitv