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TRuSTEK,S SALE

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST Exc
ID cuted TO the Nashville Building Association,
on the sd day Of August, 1855, and registered in
in Book No. 30, page 81, 1 win, on WEDNESDAY,,
MAROH /, 1871, expose to public sale, at the
Courthouse door in the city of Nashville, for cash.
without the equity Of redemption, the real estate
described in said deed, situated In Davidson conn
t., Tenn, on the Lebanon turnpike, in civil dis
trtct No. 2, adjoining the lac ds Of Goodlett Arm
strong and Campbell, containing 81 acres, and
being the tract Of land purchased by Catharins
Lee. from Geo. d. Hamlet, and mOrsgaged bg
Csthsrine Lee to said Associate n.
The proceeds to be applied to the satisfaction q
the debt secured in said trust deed tn re being q
balance due to this date of S31s.63 without usury
besides the costs of executing this trust This
18th day Of February, 1871.
By order Of the Board of Directors
feb162w ANSON NELSON, Treasurer.
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UxDER the present enforcement act
eieh. thousand deputy Narshals were
appointed to superiptond the November
election in the city of New York. If the
bill to amend this law now bafoIe Goa
gress shall pass, an army Of more than
fifty thousand of these deputies Will be
anpointsd in the Sou hegn State, all
armed and paij g. regulate and control
the elections.
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\ PHILADELPHIA paper says: after
paying tier card bills, our lady teachers
have SO d. year 20 dress with. They
n.aaaga TO dress very neatly" The III
formation would bc Of mole value if it
Let other ladies into tho secret Of dressing
neatly On So small revenue.
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COUNTY COURT SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF j DECREE OF THE
ID County Court of Davidson county, rem
dCTed st its February term, 1871, in the above
cause, / will sell at l'uhHc auction On Satur-
day March Is, 1871, at the Courthouse door IN
Nash lille, at Il O'Clock M, the following lot
Of ground, to-wit: Lot No. b in Shelby's Sd
addition to EdgeGcld, in Davidson county
Tennessee, frOntibg 30 feet on Fatherand
street. and running back 40 feet to an alley.
Recorded in the Registers Office of said county
in Book "a, pages 375 and $40
TERMS-Ouc-fourth cash; the balance on
six, twelve and eighteen mon .hs' credit, with
intercst Tree from the equity Of redemption.
Gtb2B lawtd -. q EWIX, Clerk.
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JNO. G. JONES & WIN. O. THOMAS,
Practical Slate ROOfers,

A Re NOW PREPARED TO PUT ON PLAIN
n and ornamental Slate Roofing, with the ut
most dispatch and in the best manner. A large
quantity of Virginia Slate on hand, which is su-
Erior to any other in Amer lea. Prices as follows:
2 d II roof, Sl3 DRr sq-Gve; Ornamental, win on-
icr,ut cOlJTs. 50 to SIC per square. All Work
var antcd. Adde'S Box Is Nashville, Tenn.
OrGtrs fcrIu any ortiOl Of tie Syuth, prompt
IL atrcrd Il o., febl4 Sm'
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STAIE OF TENNESSEE, Davidson County.
W NJ. Byra VS.. J. G. Sanders, GreoL EuIIictt.
Original attachment pending before Gh.s O.
HsrfY. Insticn Of Davidson CuuntN

" N. Byra VS.. !. @. Sanders, GreeL LuIJlCtt
Original attachment pending before Inas e.
Hardy, Justice OF Davidson County.
N this cause, it appearing from the aEd4v.t az
the plaintiff thEt J. q Sanders has removed from
the State Of Tennessee, or go cOnceals himself
that the or iinAry process Of law cannot be served
upon him; and that he Is Indebted to the p'au q
in tine SUM Of two hundred and City $3.50 90 lsTs,
due By note, and that ssld claiu is ust and pray
ing III attachment to issue against tao estate Of
the said J. q Sanders; and whereas, IN Z ach-
ment did issue against the estate Of the sad ,. C.
Sanders, and was returned levied upon tt goose
and Chattel5 OF the said Sanders; and it further
appearing from the return Of the officer, that no
tha said J. G. Sanders IS not to be fount IL the
jurisdiction Of this court:
1t is therefore OrdeJed TIA t publ;Eii IL be made
in the Union and American for four consecutive
we ks, commanding the said j. c Sanders and
Green BurTe.t to sppear before me, at my Office
IL the fifth vii district, on ThurEd.y. the 18th
dag of March, 1871, at 10 O'Clock .. Il, and defend
said SUIT, commenced by original attachment, or
tho same viii be heard ex parte.
ThOS. g. HARDY,
Feb. 20, 1871. Justice Of the Peace
~, =
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WAGNER & KLEISER,

MANUFACTURERS OF SILVER AND WOOD
Nl EN- SHOW CASES, and all kinds of Furniture
work an Furniture repairing. We have en- hand
a lot Of silver ard wooden show csaes, and orders
left with us will be promptly attended to. Persons
wishing show cases would do well 10 call snd sec
us, before purchasing elsewhere, at our shop,
church street, near College. febi4 Zm
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-En BUSHELS KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS
~ Seed.
loo bu.hCl, Pennsylvania White Oats.
100 - GaCns Black Oats.
lUOg " Illinois White Oats.
100 barrels Shaker Russet Potatoes.
25 Silver Bell Potatoes
80 6 Northern Peach Blow Potatoes.
50 - TnTnips.
$50 bales Hay.
For sale st the lowest market price
feb2I Nv RHEA, SMITH & 90.
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AN eff 1T has b,en made to force re-
gro suffrage INTO the schools at Gales ouig'
Illinois, aid the result is tat burg has a
war of races. The Grant administration
will see TO iS that the white children take
on 20 airs over the blacks.
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A NEW RADICAL SCHEME.

The New York Sun, Radical, says:
''Mr. Hear, of Massachusetts, is trying
very hard to push through Congress his
foolish scheme for supplying the whole
United States with national school houses,
national schoolmasters, ard ma ional school
books. There is no chance of his sue
ceeding, and he ought not TO be allowed
to waste any more precious time in de-
bate. The growing tendency of Congress
to interfere with the local affairs of State
needs 10 be checked, not stimulated, and
so INDUSTRIOUS an exercise of power as Mr.
Hoar proposes ought to be frowned down
at once"
The bill thus condemned by Radical
journal is intended exclusively for the
South. 1t is by such means as this that
the Radicals hope to rule people who
have repIdiated them. Tue bill authorizes
he President TO appoint Safe Superin-
iendent OF Public Schools for each State
of the Union. Ii further authorizes the
Secretary of the Interior to appoint as
many inspectors of schools as there are
Congressional districts. Each Copgres-
sional district is % be subdiviGed into
school districts, and to each school dis
trict the Sec eiary of the Interior is to
appoint a local superintendent. TIE
numblr of school districts is left to the
decision of the superintendent, as is also
the appointment Of teachers The mum,
Der If appointments that would thus be
controlled by the President aud Secretary
of the Interior, and the cost Of working
the executive portion Of the schools, has
been roughly estimated as follows:
Taking the population % the United
/ Sales at 50, 500, 900, end allowing ouc
school district to every 2, 800 Inhabitants
on an average, would make IA, 400 dis
tries Each district would require al
least two schools, with a. least one
teacher for each school, OF Is, 800 teach.
CTS 10 all. The number ri officers and
ihuir annual salaries would, therefore,
foot up something ike this:
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NOW READY:
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E31JJjSh Grammar !
RX SIMON AERI, a. w.,
onc volume, 2Io Pages. Price 10 cts.
HX SIMON NERI, 4. TI,,

V7BIs BOOK Is THE RESULT OF MUCH
I study, experience ard reflection; and no
pains have been spared to set it beyond all just
grounds Of critical cenEUre. The condition and
wants OF schools in this country and in EurosC
have been csIefully considered, as well the sd
vanced state Of pathological science, and the VOiE
has been modified accordingly, so to place II in
the front rank Of new and improved productions.
ire following are some of the points to which
81 Ccai attention Is invited Isl. The book is small,
yot il il sufficiently comprehensive IN outline, and
not deficient in necessary detail. ID. Ii consists
Of an oral con Sc followed by course of Text, i'll
accordance with that method OF teschinI into
which the best schools have gradually fallen by
experience 81. The classification throughout is
new. original aud probably the most simple and
natural ever given III grammar. 4th. All hings
relating to the same subject have been brought
together; While eli trashy membranes, sll use
.css gcneTalitics, and all quaCkeTy OF Cxpodients,
have been carefully excluded 5th. The book
ceis IN method, Clearncss, pithiness, bcOyisy and
completeness IN Its dtiir ltOHs, illustrations and
exercises; in practical utility and adaptation to
the school room; and II is strictly nGtive-nOt an
imitation Of Latin or Greek Grammars.
We shall be pleased to have the work extensively
c. amiucd by teachers, and Tor this puspose
will send it free Of postage, on receipt of HALF
the above price
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l. - IL IL h n T,

rsNWO NEW AND ELEIANT STORES,
with splendid Offices and Rooms above, In the
"CANTRELL BLOCK" on North Summer street,
opposite ThOmpson5
ARLINGTON, FARRAR WEAKLtY, Agt's,
dec22tf No. 81 North College street.
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Cumberland Coal ,

DEST QUALITY, AT THE REDUCED PRICE
ID Of : per load
OFFICES: LITTLE x ROBINSON.
No. 90 Church st Maxwell House.
W. IL. WOODCOCK X CO.,
feb7.tF No, 81 South College street.
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4 Small Lot OF CHOICE PEACH SEED
y IISGS; also several hundred Concord. Ives,
Madeira, C-ayeting and Ca awba Grape Vines, two
yyarB old Call upon
4. NOGGTANA,
Edgefeld, dallstin pike.
or Capt. NJ. WALSH,
lcb2l lw Brick Church pike.
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THE DOG.

4 ENILEHEN WILL PLEASE BRING HIM
" hacs, and get your boots. They p4id
tor If no., shall expose your Rames
feJ22 u
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THREE women Of ditfcrcnt States claim
C6ugIe smsu Bowen as husband. He
mus, b. IL disciple of Brigham Young.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DoRTCH & HADDOX.
Corner college and Union street,,
NAcuuFTrE TENN

NASHVILLE, TENN.,
DEALERS IN PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES,
- Paints, oils, Colors, Vsrnishes, Window
Glass. Putty, Tobaoco, Cigars, Wines and Liquors
for medicinal use, Green and lack Teas of supe-
rior quality, American, FreDch, German and Eng
lish Toilet Waters, Celognss, Extracts and Soaps,
hair, Cloth, Nail, Tooth and Paint Brushes in
endless variety, Rubber fine and coarse Combs,
etc a1d everything usually found in hrst-class
Drug Store, Of prices to suit the times.
AGENTS ioS the celebrated Ferris Truss, un-
doubtedly the best ever used.
also, AGENTS for the sale II Sweet Potato
Slips, at the following price:
Orleans Bed-..----.-....... -. 50 90 per l 900
Bermuda. u
Mississippi Yellow. ~
Hatcher or White Vans. co {"
yellow 1hIns. . W
Cabbage Plants.............. 2 90
Orders filed promptly. Address
DORTOh h HADDOX,
Corner College Al d Onion streets,
feb23 3n Nashville, Tenn.
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49, Oficers, costing ..f2I, 473, 600
Besides this" it is remarked by the
writer himself a Radical-'tlCrc arc the
expenditures for schoolhouzce, books,
stationery, fccl and e. cltoras, to be made
under The objection Of tie Washington
authorities. But without taking thcse
into account, II is apparent that the ms
king Of 49, AIS appointments, and the
disposition Of $2I, ALB, 600 in money,
gives the party in power an amount Of
influence exceedingly dangerous 70 the
public int gritty"
For a general system in The spiHt of
the preamble of this bill, fly would be
a high average Of attendance. For every
fifty children, Therefore, IL the South,
there is 10 b. a scLooImastrr d. d school
Louise, and fr every two or thee
schColmestcrs > local SUP. rHtendcnt,
besides "a many . division III
sptc,urs" a. thcIe are Congressional dis
tic 5, and d General superintendent for
every Safe. In these hands the system
Of cducatiop, the discipline, the books,
by express provision, ale all to be placed,
and to remain tLe.e until it-may please
he President 10 AfJ them off. But not
that alone. This outrageous usurpation
is not even 20 pay It's own expenses.
Under the grossly unconstitutional form
of direct tax" the very salaries and
spells Of their oPp.cssors are to be paid
by the victims This is one Of the
schemes by which /. Is hoped to educate
the South 10 accept R2dicalisu.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE ES-
N tate Of David G shepherd arc requested
to come forward and settle All y hJ have
CLAMPS against said estate should file them
with the Administrator il The time pIescl l5td
by law. Is. j. FAIR AR, Admir-,
No 81 North college street.
Feb % lST1-codIW
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University of Nashville!

VTNHE ALUMNI OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
L Nashville are requested to meet at the Of
flee of Az. S. Lindsey, 40 North College
street, Saturday, 18th inst, at II O'Clock, to
elect an Orator to deliver the usua' anniversa-
~ address. EDWIN ii. EWING,
4. V. S. LINDSLEY,
JOHN NJ. LEA,
K. q FOSTER Sd,
JOHN TRIMBLE
THOS. Il. SMILEY,
JOHN REIn,
IRA p. JONES,
J. X. LINDSLEY,
fCb23 81 NJ VAUGHN.
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WANTED,

A FEW HUNDRED BUSHELS PRIME. IN
N stained BARLEY,
DICKEY SMITH,
tebl8 lW Corner Church and Front Sta
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state OF Tennessee,

state OF Tennessee,
CoMPTRoL.' gas OFFICE,
Nashville Jso. ], 1871
/, I'd. R. Pennebsker, Comptroller Of the Treas
ury, do hereby certify that ths Etna Fire IN
sursnce Company, located ct New York City, IN
the State Of New York, has produced to me salts
factory eJidsnce that said Company hiss complied
with al tls requirements OF the laws Of the State
Of Tennessee. imposed on Insurance Companies;
and further certify that Messrs Peck / CAhtll,
Agents Of said Company, have also complied with
the requirements OF abe laws Of the State, made
and provided In such cases.
wherefore, sad Insurance Company has author
ty to take risks and transact the business of Iusu-
rance In this State, at Nashville, Tennessee
ED r. PENNHBAKER,
Comptroller Of Tennessee.
PECK & CAHILL, Agents,
feb22 ct 50 Union st, Nashville, Tenn
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eaIlI OUUlIJs
1t appearing from the affidavit Of plaintiffs at
torney that the defendant is inaebted TO the
plaintiff in the sum Of 800, due by account, and
that said claim is just and praying attachment to
and wberea an attachment did issue against The
defendant, and was re.urned--no prOpety to be
fOund-with the service Of garnishment upon th5
Louisville and Nashville kailroad Com pany TO ap-
pear and answer tn same upon the 10th day
of February, 1871; and whereas, the said Railroad
Company answered by its officers that it was in
debted to the defendant in thu sum of $50 40; and
whereas, it further appearing from said affidavit
that the defendant is non rCBldeut OF the state:
Ii is therefore ordered that publicAt on be made
IN the Union and American, a newE psper pub
lshed i'll Nashville, for four consecutive weeks,
requiring the defendant to Rp pear before me, on
the 22d day of March, 1871, to lead snswc. de-
muir to the said complainant the same will be
heard \ pafta. W. \ WHERRY, ]. P.
Iah22 dltlSN.l
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For Rent For 1871.

A HOUSE WITH FOUR ROOMS NEAR
1Athe nashville and Decatur Raf:foad DspO.
The house will be rented with from ei0tt -
tIhlr5y acres Of land It is a fine market ~
"en- a. 80 A. 6. MERRITT
ueC<o u u DeAderiCk Street
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ELECTION NOTICE.
OFFICE NASHVILLE GAS LIGHT co :

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. q, 1877
TT7HL TWENTY-FIHST ANNUAL ELECTION
i Board Of Directors Nashville sS,LigLt Com
pauy Will take place at the Office Of said Company,
between t 70 houss OF 10 IN. and ) p. II on
Thursday, the % day Of March next.
feb2l I'd JAMES II. KEEDRICK, Eec'y.
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
II AlLEOAR

-LsH
II AL H o a ..
yTNRAINs BUN 10 AND FROM NASHVILLE Al
Z foLlOEs.
LEAVE. Nov 20, 1901 AaRrVA
$40 a n. ISIS A. -
800 r. II. $50 p. -
- Trains connect at Louisville for "a Louis
and all points North, East and West
- Mail boats leaving Louisville ~ 10 A. 4. nd
early trains FOR the East. .lE
~ Passengers from GAllzEn ind points alzD
Arriving st Nashville at 9:ls A u. have untf -
?. 4. In which 20 sttend 10 ouGinaas belers -
turning.
Y For through tickets, baggage ehecu and n
formation a. 10 Sleeping Cars through eonnections
eto., etc, Apply At once Nashville Ctt5 TrAnsfsE
Co., under Maxwell House e depot LeuisTn1
and Nashville Rsilroad "a S4dtEAA
kI1nRT BWK,
I1ly&iy 1eEsra supaxinssa1HG
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Notice to Binders.

DHOPOSALs FOR The BUILDING OF THE
/ Courthouse ST Ma IChtster, Tern vii be re
coived until tha 10Th Of March, Is7L Persons desir
ing to bid will confer with the Building Committee
for inform alton concerning plan.
W. T. GARRETT,
fal,pI 4 E.t1slt.- not
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DIR. J. Nj. STONE,

II AVING BEEN ENGAGED IN HE PRAC-
] tice of his profession for thirtyhve years,
now tenders his services to the citizens Of Nash
vile and vicinity.
Residence and Office: No. 2Ia South Summer
street febs 3m'
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IOIAI abstIs OF Iue Company. 1900
III. LIABILITIES.
Nv. MISCELLANEOUS.

The greatest amount insured IN
any one risk ........................ Sl5 ,OOO
The greatest amount allowed By the
rules to be insured in any one
city, town or village. ............~...
The greatest amount allowed to be
insured IN any one blOck..--.-.-----..
The Charter, or act Of Incorporation Of said
Company, 1924.
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University Of Nashville.

THE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISEs OF The
l Medical Department will be held on THU r!S-
DAY, FEB. 3. at 1880 P. n, in the Masonic Hall
Ladies and gentlemen Of Nashville and Vicinity
are respectfully invited to attend
J. BERhIEE LISDSLEY, NJ. D,
fcb-2 2t' Dean Of she Faculty.
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WIN me Improved 61Aoo AttacnHs1i And GfES3
Seed SoHer.
CONTINUOUS GRAIN DI5TRIBUTOR
Tns Disiderstum Of Seedersl
Perfect IN Mechanical Constr1ctionI
Perfect IN its Performance Of WoTkl
Sowing al grains, from the coArsest MA-rogfzs
Pea to the finest kerneled tcitk accuracy. Thistle
bslls and dirt do not clog Il seeding an even
continuous stream through each tube; performing
equally wen up hin or down, side hin or level.
no punching Of GrAinl
No Liability to Get Out OF Order or Broken
Built - = plain Grain Drill or with Compost or
Seed Attachment. For one Of these Incompatible
machines, address. ". L. BUCKINGHAM,
General Agent,
mzrS-l7 20, s0K s. oharles st., Baltimore. No.
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TRAINS RUN TO AND FROM 0EURcH
! Il Street Depot a. follows:
LEAVE. Chattanooga Trains. GaarVN
$50 4 Il. Sunday Excepted, 3sos ?. =.
| e:45 P. 4 Daily. s:S A -
LEAVE Memphis Trains ARRIVE
$500 P. n Daily, Sunday Excepted. $500 P. -
| Time 70 Memphis IL hours
I 1.a0 81. Louis Trains. sS.rrs
/ 800 P. N. Daily, Sunday Excepted 500 p ..
Time to st. Louis l956 hours
1zAvEz sheIbyvnIe TraRlsF Asa1vss
| $50 ?. n. 9;s0 A =.
This Route is rs MILES shorter %
Memphis thsd VIA DeeatHr.
More than 100 miles shorter 90 %.
Louis than via LOuisVIIIs.
IL IL the only Route Running Car
Through TO Memphis and Column
bus, Ky., without Change.
TIME TO ST. LOUIS, 1914 HOURS,
AZ Hours Quicker than By
Any Other Route.
The 400 A ~ Train runs through 10 Msmphas
/ daily without change Of cars, arriving theR
same day, twelve hours In advance n
rival Lines, and makes connection for st. lou
and all points West and Northwest Tha -
P. NJ Train makes clOse connections for Memphis,
Jackson, Tenn, JACKSON, Aiss-, Yicksburg, Neg
Orlesns and Galveston. Passengers have Tia
oiSice Of routes via Memphis Jackson, Tam,
70 al principal pOilta IN ths SSakhvsa4
The $3.50 A. II. and rs P. u. Trains connect .
Chattanooga FOR Rome, Atlanta, ana al principal
Southern csties.
Passengers fcr Washington CITY B1A
tinzOre, PhiiadelPhiG, New YORK aAd
HestOn, - vel - al points in East 1ennessss
and Virginia. make direct connections through hy
taking the Gas ?. IL trAta cut OF GaGhVus.
THIS Is TRE SlEOfsT ROUTE EAST
snd the only eiseo. roule 70 the South and sOui>,
east
Passengers for &cEdnnyine ne Azncheatsa
Winchester and Aaha1ns or the Jasper Branch Rals
roads, viii take the 9 80 A n Train
sleeping Cars saSmpany the 500 P. -
and 6:45 P. a. Trains.
For THROUGH TICKETS and further inf@mA.
ton, apply at City Transfer once, Maxwell HOusA,
and st Chattanooga Depot, Church street.
". L DEHLEY, Gen1 sup2
Gent P snd Z. AEsll nov90 n
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NON RESIDENT NOTICE.

CTATE OF TENNESSEE, Davidson Courty.
Henry Sheetz ". Henry Moore.
Attachment and Garnishment pending bzfo.e W
A. Whsrry, Justice of the Peace for
said County,
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ed Oats, Potatoes, Etc.

Gcb2I Ivy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-15

SOUTH CARoLGNA.-ln the face of the re-
cent proclamation of the president announc-
ing that South Carolina isin state ofrebelon,
Senator Sawyer, Of that state, radical of tho
deepest dye. made this statement less than a
week ago in the senate:
Much had been said here and elsewhere as to
the inclination of the southern people to enter
into another rebellion, but he would assure sen.
ators there was not one word of truth in such
representations. The remembrance of their
manned sons, desolated hearthstones, and de-.
yastated fields, preclude the possibility of their
ever again entertaining the idea of rebellion
for moment. He did not think the disturb.
ances in the South originated from hostility to
the general government, but they were inspired
by disatfection to the local governments.
The closing sentence puts southern affairs
in exactly the right light. The people have
no hostility to the federal government but
are thoroughly disguised with the govern
ments reconstruction has placed over them
When We remember what these governments
are, our establishment Is only that the south
crn people have borne them SO long with
calmness.