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THE FOLLOWING oBJEC1
TO THE
SECURITY LIFE INSURAH|
ANNUITY COMPANY OF new
ANSWERED.
MO RESTRICTION ON nj

MO II ES ON III
oBJEcTIoS.-"I cannot afford 10 insure NV \
AnsDer.--FORTY- FIVE cEHTs n week will lnsuI
age Of 80 and II with your present incom,
10 make provision for your family, how viii
double bereavement of yOurseU and incoul
OBJEcTIoN.-"L Life Insurdnce COmpanies nd
1nsUer.-An instance cannot be adduced Of \
lisked and properly regulated Life Insal
having failed TO meet Its engagements.
OBJEcTIos.-'I ihaUe sufficient already, and
AnsLoer.-Thousands have thought similarly. \
have left families in want
0BJEOTIoE.-"I do not need IL. hGUihO Refhd
or dependent oLatiOn."
AHsUeT.=You may need IL yourself The Sea
an0e Company will issue you a Policy ,pl
on your attaining the age Of 40, 90, Go, II
heirs In case you die before attaining that 4
0BJEcTIoE.-"I shall lose all I haze paid, IA
finue my p~Gymenks.n
Ansi0er.-Tais Company will, after three pad
pay the assured the full value Of their I'd
reason they desire 20 surrender the same
paid up policy, which generally will ed
amount Of premium paid.
OBJECTION ~ must be a poor inOesimeni "A
Company makes 80 much money"
AnsUei This does not follow. This Commr
mutual plan, you become n member ots \
self. and share In the profits and he \
Company makes. the better for you and Al
OBJEcTIoN.-" can make a better fHDestm0
Gt Of my JamiLy."
AnSwer.-The advantage o finsuring, Oyefimrl
Bank, Is demonstrated by the following nbl
33:-
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TIE PACIFIC
TAE PACIFIC
SATURDAY. A q.
TO

Our columns are open TO all contributors, writing on matters
of general interest, and avoiding personalities but we do not,
by admitting correspondence, endorse the views expressed.
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j. S. DICKSON,
TO E OR A /!
DAN Il.

BANK.
IN AME DER DEUTSCHEN
IL Bundes-Regierung und ds Central Comitees der deutschen
Nereine EUR Pfege i'm Felde verwundeter .und erkrankter
krieger bin ich heauftragt, meinen biedeTen deutschen Lands
leuten af den Sandwich lnseln, fuer hire in dem nunmehr
glucklich beendeten Kriege in so anerkennenswerther Weise
bewiesene Observation-Disclosures den Ausdruck des herzlchsten
Dankes EUR Kenntniss gelangen zu iassen.
Die bisher fuer die Verwund-ten, Witwen und Waisen en-
pfangenen Gaben auf den Sandwich Inseln betragen S9675 rs
welche den Wuenschen der freundIichen Geber gemaess re-
mittirt ind verwendet worden sind.
Honolulu. May, 1871.
Derinter: Nord deutsche Konsul
myl3 J.. C.. PFLUGER,
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LOST! SIS REWARD.

90 HOUSE KEY.
RV to a Patent Lock. The above Reward will be
paid to any person finding the same and leaving it at this
OHce. my27
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NOTICE!-Me mbeFs of the Epsilon Zetn
Society. will assemble at their usual place q meetings on
SATURDAY, JUNE 18th, at Seven O'Clock, P. ~.
mv2o It Per Order of the T. F.T.
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AT the Salt Lake Theatre a pumpkin pays the
admission of two people. and they get two carrots
in change. Chickens. eggs. oats. and green's are
taken. and the box-ofice looks like one of Greeiey's
widest agricultural dreams.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-11
CUMBERLAND AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD.
Meeting of Citizens of Sumner-The
Meeting I'm this City To-Day.

At meeting of the citizens of Sum-
ner county, held at Gallatin, July s, 1871,
the following proceedings were had, to-
wit: On motion, Judge G. w. Allen,
was unanimously called to the chair, and
J. J. VerIees, appointed Secretary. The
house having been called to order, on
motion of Col. ]. j. Turner, it was re-
solved that a committee of twelve be
appointed by the chairman to
represent, in conjunction with
the regular Cumberland and Ohio
Commissioners for Sumner county, the
interests of Sumner county, at the meet
ing of the executive committee of the
Cumberland and Ohio Railroad, to be
held at Nashville, Tenn, on the 11th
inst. Thereupon the chair appointed the
following gentlemen members of said
committee, viz: Col J. w. Head, J.
G. Rodemer, Col. 7. Boyers, Maj. w. S.
Munday, ]. W. Harris, Esq, Judge S.
Heermans, Judge G. w. Allen, J. NJ.
Tompkins, Capt. John Branhsm, Jas.
Alexander, Esq, Il. Hibbett, and H. B.
Vaughan.
The objects of the meeting having been
considered and disposed of, it was, on
motion, adjourned sine die.
G. w. ALLEN, Chairman.
]. j. VERTREEs, Sec'y.
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APLEASANr IsErstLAr.

To the Editors of the Union and American:
BEERsHRBA SPRINGS, July s, ISL
This attractive spot, nesting IN beauty on
the cheek of the mountain, is fully open
for the reception of visitors, with S. NJ.
Scott, that prince of landlords, to cater
to the wants of q pleasure seeking peo-
PIE. The elevation of this locality, the
purity of the atmosphere, and the medl-
cinal qualities of the waters, serve to
make it of interest to those who would
shake the dust Of the city from their
sandals, and seek comfort and enjoyment
as well as rest and quietude for a season,
for the purpose Of building up and restOr-
ing the shattered energies Of an over
taxed constitution.
Visitors leaving Nashville On the morn
ing train of the Nashville and Chatta-
noogs Railroad, arrive here, via. Nc.
Minnville, the evening of the same DAY,
at an expense of 81 so, only. The
journey from McMinnville here is by
stage, over very good dirt road, through
q shady, picturesque country, that is ex-
ceedingly beautiful, in contrast with the
dull quietude that pervades the city
at this season. And it may net be
inappropriate that l should say TO the
weary, enfeebled traveller that he will find
over the door of farm house a cOnspicu-
GUS sign board which reads, ''Cakes Beer
& refreshments. | did not pariake OF
the sweetness of the cakes, OF test the ex.
hIlerating effects of the beer, lest those
who might follow me in this direction
should find the stock of refreshments
in depleted condition.
There are quite number of visitors
here at this time, and with plenty of good
living and innumerable social enjoy
ments, and band of good music, Beer
sheba is as pleasant q place as Can any
where be found. Here. one has all the
convenience, too, of city life, for Sdja
cent to the hotel is branch of the house
of Kirkpatrick 81 Co., of your city, tC
supply their wants in dry goods, per
fumeries, etc.
The daily arrival of the mail bring:
to this place the live USION AND AMERI
CAN, and from its psges is gathered al
the latest news. May 1t continue to pros.
per and receive the financial, SIS well al
moral support, of an appIeciative people
GRUNDY.
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THE COUNTS.

The LAW CoURT.-The July term of this
court, Judge Guild presiding, commenced
Yesterday. The docket was called straight
through, and about seventy cases con-
tinued. The causes in which litigation Is
expected were set for trial, the first two
for Wednesday, and the rext two for
Thursday. On Monday the docket will be
called regularly, for the litigated cases,
five cases being called each day. Court
adjourned until Wednesday next.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-A peremptory call OF
the misdemeanor docket was commenced
yesterday, and about one hundred gaming
and tippling cases disposed of. The same
character of business will demand the a.
tention of the court to-day, and probably
for several days to come.
PROBATE CoURT.-John @. Ferris, Pub
lie Administrator, was granted letters OF
administration, and qualified as admins
traitor on the estate of Mrs. Ann III. Jones,
deceased.
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UNION CITY.

Condition OF the Nashville and
Northwestern Railroad - The
Bridges Thoroughly Tested by the
Officers-A Growing Place.
To the Editors of the Union snd American:
UNION CRY, July z, 1871.-As this is
the first day the passenger train has run
through from Nashville on the North.
western road since the dreadful accident,
it may be of some interest to your readers
to know that the officers of this road have
repaired the bridge in q substantial man.
ner, and have Oveihauled and officially
examined the timbers on all the bridges
on the road. We observed holes bored
in the timbers on Tennessee liver bridge
as well as on several others, to ascertain
their internal condition. We regard the
road as in better condition than it has
been during the year, and as safe as any
railroad in the State.
Your explanation in the paper of this
date, in regard to the probable cause of
The premature rot in the timber of bridge
No. z, has been much discussed all along
the line, and we heard no one but agreed
that if the facts are as you have stated
them, that the officers of the road should
be exculpated from all blame.
This place is growing more rapidly
than any in West Tennessee, and will be
quite city in another decade. Its popu-
lation at present is about $500.
SEVERAL PAssENGERs.
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I. OoSADALIs.

THE GREAT AMERICAN
Il HEALTH RESTORER pnrt-
fes the blood and cures 3erofUlz,
Syphilis, Skin Diseases, Rheur1a-
NEm, Diseases OF Women, and al
chronic affections of tho blood,
liver and kidneys. Recommended
by the Medical Faculty AID 1-a1y
thOls-uds OF Cur best citizens.
KeaG tie testimony 81 Frg1-
clans and patients who have uset
R0ssd2Is. send fer 0ur Rossd1iis
Guide to Health Loo 4, OF ArAg1c
for this year, which We publish faf
graf GitOls distribution; q VI
give you much yElusble infOr:ns-
Ion
Dr.. & v. Cars. e BSlsEzs-s.
Eays:
/ take piaS5ure IN TeoODnc11-
Ing yoCr EossDALIs as very I w.
arful Alternative / have seen q
used In two casos with happy 70
sults-cne In q case Of secondary
SYPHILIS, n which the patient pro
nOu1ced himself cured Efser hAy-
ing taken Eve bottles u your med-
icine; the other b. = case o. Scros-
uls % long standing, which -
rapidly improving under itH use.
sud the indications are that tae
patient viii soon recover. ] have
carefully examined the formnla
b. which your Rosadalis In nacs.
and find Il In Al excellent CON-
pound Of AL Alternative Ingredients
Dr.. Sparks, Of EichUlAssiIls, KY.
SAYS he has used RossdAlis IN case.
o. scr0fals snd secondary syphi1hs
with satisfactory results. As y
cleznar q the blood ] know DO
better remedy.
samuel g. McEsdden, e X1E.
frsesbOro, Tenn, says:
Ihsgs used seven bottles q 70
sAdAlis. and am entirely cured %
rheumatism Send me four oos-
Ties, a. aish u for my brother.
Who has scrofnlous sore eyes.
Beaj. Bechsol. Of Inns, Oaio.
Eriias.
IasYs suffered for twenty yeArS
with an invsisra.e eruption over
my whole body; . short sms
atnce purchased q bottle Of BoHs-
Calls and Il effected 5 pcrfect cure
HOsadaIis 4 sen b ~
DrCggigts-
IAoorat0rv, no. q EzeANAs
Place, Baltimore
GLEN ENTS & Co.,
PrOurfetngE.
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not accepted then the road will be sold at
public auction; and :,
Whereas, the States lien was and Is about
~ QUO. 600. but the same may be procured
by the stockholders at the orfer AFORESAID;
and,
whereas, the paid-up stock IN said rad
is about 1888, 600, and the county OF "a
wilson is anxious to secure TINS iheeres' III
and control of said road;
And now, in consideration OF the preml-
ses. the County Court OF Davidson county,
sitting at a Quarterly term, does hereby
appropriate enough OF the accumuiate 90
stock in the Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road Company to secure its interest In ana
CONTROL of said road, if the same should De
sufficient for the. purpose; and IN
sufficient. then enough out OF the treasury
of the county shall be paid to make up the
deficit, as the payments may mature, anu
this stock and bond may go into any new
organization that may be offered Tor the
control of said road.
The vote on the previous question, to
determine whether the main question
should be voted upon, was then called and
resulted in 40 for and 81 agslnst.
SQUIRE Meacham offered the following
amendment to- Squire Baskette's resoiu-
ton. Strike out all the latter part OF the
resolution commencing with 'lf the same
should be sufficient, etc." and insert the
following:
''And if any future payments, after
these provided for by the conversion OF
Louisville and Nashville Railroad accrued
stock are to be raised by taxation, such
taxation shall be referred to the people OF
the county for their lawful ratification by
popular election"
Squire Meacham's amendment was
adopted, and the court then voted on the
resolution drawn by Judge Demoss, offer
ed by Squire Baskette and amended by
Squire Meachan. The vote stood as fol-
lows on the amended resolution:
Ayes-Abernathy Baskette, Butler, Gas
setty, Chickering, Childress, Couch, Camb-
ball, Davidson, Dortch, Everett, Ewing,
Galbreath, Gleaves, HaJnie, Hooper,
Hynes, Kerrigan, Lapsley, Marahall,
Meachsm, McOarley, McTigue, Neylan,
Patterson, Paul, Phelan, Rucker, Reid,
Scales, Spain, S.zemore, Simpkins, Shiv-
ers, Treppard, Walsh, Wherry, Wilkinson
and Whitworth, 80.
Noes-Bigley, (Joseph,) Bigley, (Lee,)
Bush, Chandler, Curtis, Dillahunty,
Graves, Gray, Griggs, Hardy, Hows,
Maxey, Newly, PEBBLES, Saunders, Steele,
Sullivan, Taylor, Wade Wands, VIII
liamP, Wright, %.
A msjority of all the Justices having
voted in the affirmative, Judge Turner de-
clared the resolution adopted.
Squire Maxey stated that he desired the
clerk to enter his name, and the names Of
others that might be presented, on the
minutes, as protesting against the action
of the court, as he intended to get an in
junction to prevent the stock being taken,
and said he would carry it to the Supreme
court if necessary.
Adjourned till 10 o'clock this morning.
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Came the Delawares and Mohswks,
Game the Choctsws and Comancaes,
Came the Shosh0nes and Blacklist,
Game the Pawneee, and Omanas,
Cams the Mandans, and Dscotahs,
Came the Hurons, and Ogibways-
Al the warriors drawn together,
By the signal Of the peace pc;
and thus, when assembled, over them the
Gitche Manito-the Great Spirit stretched
his hand to subdue their stubborn ma
lures and to allay their wranglings, and
addressed them:
Omy children my poor children
Listen to the words Of wisdom,
Listen to the Words Of warning
From the lips Of the Great SPIRIT
From the Master Of Life who made you !!
81 am weary Of your quarTels,
Weary of your wars and oloodshed.
Weary Of your prayers for vengeance,
OF your wranglings AMI discussions
All your strength is in your Union,
All your danger Is in discord-
Therefore be at peace henceforward,
And as brothers live together!
Then vanished the Great Master of Life,
Through opening OF cloud-curtains-
Through the doorway Of the heavens,
In the smoke that rolled around him.
The Pukwana Of the Peaee-pipe-
Men and countrymen, let US listen to
the wisdom of the Great Spirit, of the
Indian, and
wash the war paint from our faces,
Wash the bl0od-stains from our fingers
Bury our wGr-clubs and our weapons.
Break thered stone from the quarry
Mould it-make il into peacepipes-
Smoke the calumet together,
And Us brothtrs live henceforwardl
God bless, and save our common coun-
try, and give it evermore the smoke of
the peace pipe, in all its breadth ard
length
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New German Paper.

We are reliably informed that Mr.. ]. b.
Jeup, formerly editor of the Cincinnati
V0lksfreund, has purchased the printing
material of the Nashville Correspondent,
and that he will shortly procure additional
presses, type, etc. He intends to COM
mence about the first Of September the
publication of first class German news
paper, to be called the EnHgrGnt, which
will be issued tri-weekly and weekly. Mr..
Jeup is gentleman Of learning and ability,
and will doubtless publish an interesting
and valuable paper.
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RAiLROAD RRTDGEs.
To the Editors of the Union and American:

l regret having stirred up the Banner
this hot weather, and still more that the
stir should be the occasion for singing
such ponderous epithets at my defenseless
head. Now, suppose that have only
to repeat that accidents do not occur to
bridges because they are built of wood,
but from want of proper inspection and
repair, to have the Banner shower down
on me another string of epithets from the
mild ''bypocritical savant" to the chart
table "wooden- headed advocate, neither
of which expressions explain dry rot in
timber or the fermentation of the Ban
1ler writer. Why this thin skin7 N.
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= The Che,ckec PiIIs 20. ? ars .old

eS- The Cherokee Pills No. are sold
by all the enterprsinE Druggists in the ci+iiized
world. Some unprincipled dealers, however, try
to sell worthless compounds In place Of this those
which they CAD purchase at a chesp price, and
mase more money. As you value your health, do
not be deceived by such uDprinctpled Druggists,
ask for these So pills, and tske no herr. II the
Druggist will not buy them fer you, enclose the
money in q letter and we will send thCm to you
by mil, free Of postage, securely sealed from OBJ
servStion.
Ladies CT gen. lemen can address ua in perfect
conf iencs, stating fGy and plainly their
and symptoms. Patients need no. h-sitate be-
cause of thsir inability to visit rs, IS we have
treated patients successful in portions Of the
civilized globe, by correspondence
Patients addressing US viii 5 ate plainly AL the
symptoms, and write POstOfie, County, s ate and
nsms Of writer, and enclose postage stamp for
reply.
We desire TO send our teirtJ-tw1 page psn-
phlet, entitled IMAM AMI WOMAN as INVA-
LIDS" to every reader of this paper. Fend al.
dress. with stamp to pay return postage, and sd-
dress as follows:
ST.. LOUIS MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
III North Sixth Street,
st. Louis, Missouri.
Sold In Nashville. at retail. by G. W. HFNDER-
SHIFT, and all Druggists.
At wholesale by EEGRX, DEMOYILLE & CO.,
and all Wholesal Druggists.
Je25 deodeow &w1aIn TIL march "a, III
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DY VIRTUE or A DEED OF TRUST EXg-
ID cuted TO me by Isaac Pau, On Jane Is, 1850,
which deed is recorded in Book 50, psge Az, at
the Registers Once of Davidson county, viii
sell to the highest bidder FOR cab. st the Conrt-
house door IN the city Of Nash vile, on Saturday,
July %, next a. about the hour Of u n the Real
Estate mentioned and described ia said convey
snce or enough to Fatisfy the debt foe when said
trust deed was mtde to secure, II being the
Homestead Of said Panl, with several adjoining
lots For D attic liar description Of said pro-
perty reference Ia made to book and page above.
in the event OF a sale the right Of redemption is
expressly waived e n. OHILDkEoS,
iv2 eodtf Trustee
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The New MtlrkethOuse.

% to Saturday morning next the Mar
kethouse Committee will receive bids for
building the new Markethouse. At that
time these proposals will be opened by the
committee 10 the presence of the Mayor,
and the contract awarded. 1t is expected
that the work of constructing the new
building will be commenced next week.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-11

Country merchants, teachers, parents
pupils viii find the best and cheapest took
If School Books used in city, country and
other schools throughout the State at ".
O. Collier Z Cos, a Union street. Nash
vile, Tenn. Iy
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BArCHELOR,s HAIR DYE.

This splendid HAIR Dye Is the best IN the world,
the only true and perfect Dya. Ha-mless-Relia-
ble-lnstanteneous-H disappointment-No RI
diculouE hnts-"DoEs NOT oosTAIE LEAD Eoz AMI
VrrALIo POISON TO ISyURE THE Ham Oh SYSTEM"
Inyigorases the Hair and lssves soft and bssuti
full black or brown. Sold By al druggists and
dealers. Applied 1t the Factory, Is Bond street,
EsT York sep77-lv
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RAILROADS. IN CRANCERY.
New Phase in the Cases of the state
VS.. the mc1IinnviIle and Manches-
ter, and the Winchester and AID
lama Railroad Companies.


lamR Railroad Companies.
In the case of the State VS. the McMinn-
vile and Manchester Railroad Company, a
supplemental petition was yesterday fled
before Chancellor East by the Company
and stockholders. The Higgins Board
made motion to dismiss this petition,
which motion was overruled. They then
demurred to the petition, and the de-
murTer was also overruled. The Court
then required the Higgins Board TO az
swer this petition by Wednesday next, at
which time the case is set for trial In
the case of the Winchester and Alabama
Railroad, lately purchased by John Fiz-
zell, stockholder, certain parties who
claimed to be sssignees of the company,
appeared and filed exceptions to the re-
port, and the question testing the validity
of the sale will come up for consideration
next Wednesday.
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kS@ They may be safely used st any age, and
any period, ExCEfT During THE FIRST THREE
MONTHS, during which the unisiling nature Of
their action would infalliby PREVENT pregnancy.
w- All letters seeking information or advice
will be promptly, freely and discreetly answered.
- Zach box contains about 100 pill7, and is
wrapped in white paper printed in deep red let
ters with full aad explicit directions enclosed
~ Sent by mail, free CT postage, on receipt Of
price, s. per box.
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Onn rrinI sntricaa

To provs that DOosE7's cHsAIoAI Yz4sT B1z1za
PowDEa is Superior IN every reSpec. to any other
ever manufactured. 1t IA put up in K. X. 1 and
pound cans, which contain that quantity Of
powder By ACTUAL NET WEIGHT, while the ma
jority Of Baking Powders oas red fan short from
one-eighfh to one-hsh Of what IS represented.
Ask your grocer for DoOLEI's, and you win not BE-
sltisf I'd with any oshs-. Manufactured by Doc
LEY BRorzER. SO New street, New York.
jyII dec J1w&wIt
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NASHVILLE and Northwestern Rail-
road EsdgefieId and Kentucky
Railroad