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SALEM, VA:
BaI timOre Conference of the Meth
Odtst Episcopal Church, south.

BaI timOre Conference of the Meth
OdIst Episcopal Church, south.
To the Editors of the Union and American: .
SALEM, Va, March 9, 1871.-The Bal
timoIe Conference of the Methodist Epis-
copsl Church, South. commenced its ses-
sion in this place on yesterday morning.
Bishop Pierce is present in the enjoy
ment of fine health, and is presiding over
the Conference with the highest accept
ability. The arduous duties he is per-
f forming, however, are telling heavily upon
his strength, and will sooner or later COM
pei him to contract bis labors.
The Conference is well attended by the
members of the body as well as by lay
men in the church. Among the laymen
| see the Hon. Patrick Hammell, a
distinguished member Of the late
Congress of the United States.
Mr.. T. J. Msgruder, of the city of Balti-
more, a prominent layman in the Church,
remarkable for bis zeal in the Sunday
School cause, and for lis enlarged liber-
atty to the Church, also honors the Con-
ference with his presence. Towering like
colossus, the celebrated DR.. Bledsoe,
tie editor of the Southern Quarterly
ReUie1U, is also present. He is a plain
and unobtrusiye man in appearance,
but the most superior writer, at this
time, on the American continent. He
is a brother in-law of Bishop Nc
nvaine, of the Protestant Episco-
pal Church in Ohio, and was himself
for many years minister in that
communion. Unwillmg TO support and
preach the tenets of that Society" he
has become member of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, and now wields
his mighty pen in support of gospel
| truth. -
The community here are supporting
the Conference with true Virginia hospi-
tally, and worthy of the best days OF
this grand old State. ~
All churches are open to the uses OF
the Conference; among them the Episco-
paEan Meeting House" it not having
been consecrated to the service of God.
Drs. McFerIin and Redford, of Nash
vile, are present, advocating the claims
of The interests the church has committed
to them. They will succeed finely.
! Yours truly, A1EPH.
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TENNESSEE NEWS.

A daily stage line, has been established
between Sparta and McMinnville.
McMinnville since the war has doubled
its population and more than quadrupled-
its business.
The revival at Maryville, has closed.
Fifty -one converts are reported, and for
ty. six accessions to the church.
The place of publication of the Spirit
of the Age, have been changed from
Collierville to Lagrange.
Mrs. Sarah Carmichael, widow of the
late Daniel Carmichael, aged IS years,
died near RogersviIle few days since.
John Young, venerable and respected
citizen of Hawkins county died On the 9Th
inst, in the I'D year of his age.
The peach-trees in this State are in
bloom, and the green grass causes nature
to present beautiful appearance.
A Sabbath-schOol convention has lately
been held in Hawkins county, at which
varios. matters pertaining to Sabbath
school interests were discussed at length.
The Bolivar Bulletin says: "The new
county of Bell being fixed fact, there is
no doubt but what Grand Junction,
naturally the.best and most convenient 10
cation, will get the county site " .E
Henry Shanks of Hawkins county late
" attempted to commit suicide by shoot
ing himself with a squirrel rifle in the alb
domen. He has been deranged for sever
al years.
The Trenton Gazette of the 11th inst
says: Son last Sunday some boys were
in the woods near Gibson Wells and con-
cluded to cut down a tree to catch SPUR
rel. The tree fell on little boy ten years
of age, by the name of Jack Dial, son of
w. K. Dial. He died on Monday night
from the effects of his hurt
TIE Memphis Ledger says: ''Several
negroes have died recently in mysterious
manner in this city and vicinity. Tales
of poison of Voudooism float through the
superstitious minds of the colored people.
There are several old colored men and
women in this city who have the reputa-
ton of being dealers in evil spirits and
professors of the black art"
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R, H. Groones & Go
E7zsA
= AOSADALIS.

TIE GREAT AMERICAN
i HEALTH REST0RER pGri
fies tie blood and cures Scrofuls.
syphilis, Skin Diseases, Rheums-
ism, Dis eases of Wemen, and al
chronic affections CT the blood
liver and kidneys. Recommended
By the Medical Faculty spd mGnJ
Thousands Of our best citizens.
Re=L tie testimony Of Pbyn
claus and patients who have used
Rosadalis. send for ear ROsadalis
Guide 10 Health Box, or Almanac
for this year, which We publish for
gretnitols distribution; It VII
give you much valuable tnforms
ton
DR.. B. W. Carr. II Baltimore
says:
/ take pleasure IN recommend
ing your RosADALIs as very pow
erful alterative / have seen y
used In two casss with happy TO
sults-one In q case Of secondary
syphilis, In which the patient pro
nounced himself cured after hET-
ing taken five bottles If your med -.
icine; the other is case Of scrof-
MA OF long standing, which is
rapidly tmtsov1ng under its use,
and the Indications are that the
patient viii soon recover. ! have
carefully examined the formula
By which yonr Rosadzlis Ia made,
and end II n an excellent com
pound Of al Alternative ingredients
DR.. Sparks, Of Nichulssville Ky.
SAYS be has used Rossdalis In cases
OF scrofulA snd secondary syphilis
with satisfactory results. As q
cleaner Of the blood know nc
better remedy.
Samuel g. McFsdden, Of Kcr.
freesboro, Tenn, says:
IhAyh used SEVEN bottles Of 10
sadAlis, and am entirely cured Of
rheumatism Send me four bot
ties, a / wish II for my brother
who hiss scrofulous sore eyes.
BENZ. Bechtci. CT L3mS, Ohio,
writes:
l have suffered for twenty years
with an inveterate eruption ever
my whole body; = short time
since purchased bottle Of BosE-
dAlis snd Il effected pCuect curs
ROsadalis is sen by AZ
( Druggists,
Laboratory, no. 81 Exchange
l Place, Baltimore
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PrOprsetnrs.
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COUNTY COURT SALE.

Major T. Grizzard ct al vs.. Anna Grizzard ct al
DY VIRTUE OF DECREE RENDERED BY
Is the County Court of Davidson county, In the
above cause at the March term thereof, will
proceed to SELL at the Courthouse door, In the city
of Nashville, on SATURDAY, APRIL !, 1871, the
following described tract Of land:
Beginning at the W corner Of the Depot
grounds running thence N a deg. W II 1910
poles to stake in the south edge Of Read street I;
thence with It 20 deg. W Is 64-1Oe poles TO =
stake: thence N 20 deg. z 10 64-1LO poles to the
beginning containing two acres, situated in the
town Of Goodlettsville, Davidson county, Tenn,
on the following
TERns-One-half cash, the balance IN six
months with note and one good security and hen
retained until purchase money is paid. The lard
Is sold for partition. Title good.
W. G. EWIN,
mart 1aw3t Clerk County Court
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD INs. COMMISSIONERS
For The State Of Tennessee, }

UFFIUE OF TIE DUAhD INbs OOWM1btIONBhbT
For The State Of Tennessee,
NASHVILLE, Jan. l, 1871.
I, Ed. R Penne baker, Secretary OF the Board of
Insurance Commissioners for Tennessee, do
hereby certify that the Knickerbocker Life In
surance Company, located at New York City. in
the State of New iork, has produced to me salts
factory evidence that said Company has complied
with all the requirements Of the laws of the State
OF Tennessee, imposed on Life Insurance Compa-
MES; and 1 further certify that Isaac Littop,
Agent of said Company, has also complied with
the requirements OF the laws Of the State, made
and provided in such cases.
Wherefore, SAID Insurance Company has author
ty to take risks and transact the business Of Life
Insurance in this State, at Nashville, Tennessee
ED r PENNEBAKER,
Secretary of the Board Of Insurance Oommis'rs.
mrhl2 DIT
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MEDICAL.

lI19 E'KzE BH sOAL CAAaIfsEH-
Essays for Young saer, on great So,a A
.lN,K; nd Abuses, which, interfere H1th hsrrtsSc
with sTire uiesEs OF re:ief for the ETFina IN :
rfOlinnate, dIsssHec 80. deOllfzttd. seat fres
of charge, in sealed envelopes. Address, HOW.
ARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 8. Ninth street, Phil
sdelpkta, Pa 1anlI dSW3m
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ADMINISTRATIVE Notice.

4 Ii PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
I \ the estate Of Maryland Cox, deceased, are
hereby notified to resent the same TO me for pay
ment In the time prescribed by law, they Will be
forever barred; and all persons owing said estate
will please come forward and settle.
March g. ISL hw2Hs CATHARIEE COX
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SSO4 sss OF
STATE or INV YORK,

STATE or NAV YORK,
County Of New York. IS. .~l
Erastus Lyman, President, and George J. sniff
fen, Secretary, OF the KnickerbocE er Life Insu-
rance Company, Of New York, being severally and
duly sworn, depose aud say, that the foregoing is
g true, fun and correct statement Of the affairs OF
the said CORPORATION, and that thay are the above
described officers thereof.
RRAsTUs LxnrAE, President.
Ono. j. SNIFFKS, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me this dsy Of
CD. WALKER, Notary Public,
N. z. County.
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The Nashville Gun Factory
FOR SALE,
THIS VALUABLE PROPERTY WILL BE SOIL
i at public auction to the highest bidder, on
WEDNESDAY,, APRIL 10, 1871,

unless sold at private sale before that time This
FACTORY was built with the ultimate design Of es-
tablishiug flrst-clsss cotton Factory, and
Is admirably adspte.. for thst any other d anu
featuring purpose. The main building Is three
stories high and rlonts 49, feet on College street,
and is As feet vide; built of brick In the most
substantial manner. The ell building is one story
high. and 231 feet long, and is 45 feet wide. The
LOT OF ground upon which these builgings stand
fronts 1856 feet on College street, running back
276 feet 70 Cherry street. and fronting IS feet on
Cherry street. In the rear Of the main building
IL sn engine room 30 feet square, which is at
tached to q superb Smoke stack, g. feet
hiqh and Is feet at the base, built of brick which
IL connected with all parts Of the buildings with
underground fues, making . most complete es-
adjustment for manufacturing purposes Of any
kind.
TERMS This valuable property viii be sold
ON credit of 1, 2 and years, with interest, ex-
cent the sum of 5000, which must be paid In
cash Good and satisfactory personal security
will oe required on the first note, and lien re-
tanned on The balance.
J. N. HAMILTON, TSustee,
No. % Public Square,
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ASSETS.
s7,ssS,ssl e.
LIABILITIES.

Due or not due to banks or creditors. none.
Losses adjusted awaiting demsnd........ 1880 o.
Losses adjusted and not due.....-..-. l87, 100 90
Losses IN suspense awaiting proof.....-. 1900 90
All other claims against the company. 80 1888 OF
S304 922 N
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT
or TIE
St. Louis, Memphis, Nashville
1w- . r,v,1 a -xnnna
CHATTANOOGA
Central Short Line.

TRAINS RUN TO AND FROM CHURCH
Il Street Depot a. follows:
LEAVE Chattanooga Trains. ARRIVE.
$3.50 A. u. Sunday Excepted, 2:c5 P, n.
6:45 P. Il Daily. S:f5 A 4
LEAVE Memphis Trains AzzIvz
400 A N. Daily. $50 A. n.
500 ?. n Daily, Sunday Excepted. 600 P. n.
Time TO Memphis Tx hour.
LEAVE Sc. Louis Trains. ARRIVE
800 P. n Dsfy, sunday Excepted 600 Ps.
Time to st. Louis 1s7 hours
LEAVES SheIbyyilIe Train. ARRIVES
$50 r. q. 9:40 A y.
This Route is IS MILES shorter 70
Memphis than VIA DecatEr.
More ehan 100 miles shorter 70 80.
louis than via Louisville.
It IL the only Route Running Car
Through 20 Memphis and COlum-
bas, Ky., UItbOut Change.
TIME To ST. LOUIS, I9H HOURS.
AZ Hours Quicker than By
ANY Other Route.
The 400 n. Train runs thraugh to Memphis
daily without charge Of cars, arriving there
same dsy, twelve hours In Advance of
rival lines, and makes connection for st. Louis
and all points West and Northwest. The 500
P. n. Train makes close connections for Memphis
Jackson, Tenn, Jackson, Miss. Yicksburg, New
Orleans and Galveston. Passengers have the
choice Of routes via Memphis or Jackson, Tenn,
10 all principal points In the Souttves'.
The $50 A. NJ and AS P. n. Trains connect 81
Chattanooga for Rome Atlantis, ana al principal
Southern csties. ~
Passengers for washington City, Bal
dmOre, Philadeiphin,N evE NCrk and
Boston, as well al points N East enpes
and Virginia, make direct connections through b.
taxing the 8 As P. n train out Of Nashville
THIS TIRE SHORT ROUTE EAST
snd the only dieect Foats 10 the South and South
east
Passengers Tor McNinnvlIs snd Manchester,
Winchester and Alabama OF the jasper Branch Rail
roads, viii take the 9 80 A. N. Train.
Sleeping Dnrs accompany the 500 P.
and Gas p. n. Trains.
For THROUGH TICKETS snd further tnfnrms
ton apply st City Transfer Once, Maxwell Hoass
and st Ohsttsnooga Depot, Church street
mo. ". THoMAS,
WI DAHLKY, Gent SUPP
Gent P. and y. Agent nov20 r
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The Great World Tonic
PLANTATION BITTERS.

PLANTATION BITTERS.
This wonderful vegetable re-
storative Is prepared from
pure St. Oroix Rum and Ca
Hsaya Bark, known the world over as possessing
wonderfult ic properties. As Tonic and Cor
dial for the ed and languid It has no equal.
DLANTATIoN BITTERs.
Just the thing for the morning
lsssitude and depression Of
spirits caused by late hours
and what is called fashionable dissipation.
DLANTATI0N BITTRRs.
OF all the appetizers It Ia the
moet infzllible, and the i'm
pulse which 1t imparts to the
DLANT ALTON BITTRRs.
II is the foremost remedy Of
the age. The specific of
every species Of debility,
general or local, constitutional or casual
DLANTATI0N BITTERs.
wine glassful taken half an
hour before breakfast din
ner or supper, quickens the
flow of the gastric Juice, and thereby provoAes
hunger.
DLANTATION BITTERs.
Which is the cheapest "a dol
lar bottle Of Plantation Bit
ters, or q physician at two
dollars q visit? I'D
DLANTATIoN BTTTERs.
1900 "By its use dispose of three
good square meals per day,
with good relish, have no
pains, and have gained sixteen pounds in eight
weeks, sleep well and consider myself healthy
man"
DLANTAToN BITTERs. = :
''The value Of such an sntidote
cannot be expressed In
words"
PLANTATION BITTERs
Taken moderately, three times
adsy, viii give you strength,
health and v1gor, ana
cheerful and contented disposition.
DLANTATION BITTEhs
Will give rest and quiet to
those who cannot sleep, from
unsatisfactory condition of
their affairs.
ELIMINATION BITTERs.
If you want FURE, rich and
electrical blood-biood that
gives tone to the system, the
''rose tint of health" to the cheek-Try it.
PLANTAT1oS BITTEBs
Thousands Of families 10 the
Ohio and Mississippi valleys,
and on the borders Of the
Southern rivers and swsmps, VIII not be with
| out it
ELIMINATION BITTERs
VIII restore the vital energy,
repair indigestion, and cor
rect the sluggish circulation
Of the blood.
PLANTsT1ON BITTERs
I Is unsurpassed for weak and
| delicate persons, on their re-
quiring gentle stimnlant.
PLANTATION BTTTERS !
| Is an unequaled inytgorating
| cordial for the aged a. well
| as for the young.
ELIMINATION BITTERs
| VIII restore tone and vigor-
| Just the thing for mothers
| nursing.
PLANTATToN BITFERs. I
| swell, they cured me Of every
distressing symptom, In ten
| weeks, and you had better
| follow my example"
ELIMINATION BITTERs.
| 81 began taking your BitterE
| the next day, and am per
| fectly happy to tell you that
they have completely restored my health, strength
| and cheerfulness.n
DLANTATION BITTERs
| ST find nothing so good for the
| headache and languor &c
| which my daughters are al
times subject 1t gives them splendid appetite
| and they eat like pigs"
| DEFAMATION BITTERs.
| 'By advice of my physician
| soon after my baby was born
| I commenced taking them
and they have done me 80 much good"
DLANTATIoN BITTERs.
Is sold by all frst-clsss Drug
| gists throughout the world.
feb75 deod&weow Il spr16
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
THE
Knickerbocker Life lns. Co.,
Of New York,

On the 5lst day Of December, 1870 made to tn
Comptroller Of Tennessee
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DRs. LYTLE q FAX.

R. NJ LYTLE.MD., u. FALK, N D..
once, Edgeheid- Once, III y. college ~.
College, ITO Jefferson street, North Nashville.
TTAVE AsSOCIA EEO THEMSELVES IN tbs
practice of 70 ediclne in the city Of Nashville,
and propose to treat Tubercular Consumption,
Scrofulous and Nervous diseases, by inhalationOf
artificial seA afr. jAn25 8m
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CeIO REwARD.-sTOLEN- CHEST
d nut sorrel pony, about five years old, blind
IN left eye has three white feet and bald
faced The above reward will be paid for his
delivery at Sc Broad street. a..
mar i2-tf JAMES ALEXANDER
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Important Letter from e: f. Falcon
net, Civil ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Cost of Constructing Railroads.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-10
lcorrrNUEp FROM FIRST PAGE
over to the commander of the national
troops for safe keeping.

over to the commander of the national
troops for safe keeping.
Peace commissioners have started to con.
fer with the rebels, and also proper officers
TO reclaim the steamer Montijo and the
prisoners ON board.
Herrera, the rebel commander, has mott
fed the United States consul not to inter
fere by sending the United States steamer
Resaca for the recapture of the Montiio, be-
cause the United States officers will not be
permitted to go on board of that vessel and
that he will fight them to the bitter end
The Resaca will leave the isthmus on the
sixteenth and thenceforth foreigners will be
unprotected.
All the foreign consuls have addressed
the President, begging him to have the
national troops remain for the protection of
the lives and property of the foreigners
The government party in the State of
Boyaca are likely to triumph over the revo-
1Htionists, who by their arbitrary acts have
lost many adherents.
A mutiny occurred at Cajarmarda, and
soldiers were sent to redress it and arrest
the ringleader.
The insurgents captured the city of Lima,
the capital of Peru, on the twenty-eighth
By an accident to the Bella Vista rail
road, caused by ascollision with train con-
veying 1000 kegs of gunpowder, one man
was killed and many wounded
Advices from Buenos Ayres states the
average deaths from the vomito is $50 daily;
5000 persons have died in five weeks, and
$4,000 have fled from the city.
Advices from Valparaiso to the seven
teenth of April states that the yomito is
making frightful ravages
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-10
MARKETS.
Domeelfc Markets.

| NEW YORK, May 9.-Cotton quiet; sales
of 1914 bales, at I5Ac. Southern flour quiet
| Whisky a shade frmer, 81 l2c. Wheat
| closed less firm; winter red and amber
| Western 81 560l 60. Corn frmer, rs arse.
| Pork steady. Lard dull; kettle ii I9c.
| Turpentine unsettled, SIC to SEC. Rosin
| quiet. Tallow ga a9c. Freights tirmer.
Coffee in moderate request and steady.
| Sugar firm; fair to good refining quoted at
| 9le asa. Molasses firm.
CIscINNAT1, May 9.-Cotton firm, and de-
mand fair; middling l41ec. Flour-demand
good at full prices; family Sc 35d6 50;
extra Sc 2006 IS. Wheat scarce; | $50
] 40. Corn steady and in moderate demand;
SIC. Rye frm 81 al %. Oats dropping;
| No. 2, 50 05 SIC. Barley advanced; 81 150
! Is. Mess pork-demand light and
| holders firm at Sl7 250l7 so. Lard-ad-
vance asked, but none established; 103, c
offered, lie asked Bulk meats-demand
fair and advanced; sales of shoulders at
6l9c; clear rib sides Sc; clear sides SIC
here, and Sc at Maysville, Kentucky
Bacon buoyant but unsettled; fair demand;
shoulders &c; clear rib sides &c; clear sides
9kc, but held " al Nc higher as regards
shoulders and clear sides. Hogs steady and
in moderate demand; S595 SO. Cattle
steady and in moderate demand; S496 Is.
Sheep scarce and firm; $4@6 25. Whisky
steady and in moderate demand; Sc q
81 q II. Corn-No. 9 mixed firm; 3. a 1c
higher, closing at 55c; this afternoon dull
at 5i44 0547s. Oats-No 2 firmer at ASA a
4S19c; fresh AN a 4Sc for regular receipts.
Rye-No. 2 lkc higher, 76l2 090c. Barley
No. spring dull at 83c. Highwines 81 Iac
Mess pork more active and irregular at
SIT 25@H 80. Lard quiet at 10a4c. Short
rib middles S1a. Shoulders 534 q &C. Hogs
active at 81 Is as 10. Cattle fairly active at
50G6 90.
ST.. LOUIS, May 9.-Flour steady and 10
moderate demand; superfine winter S. 500
IS IS; double extra S606 25; treble extra
SO 1917. Wheat: spring steady; choice
Iowa III 30; winter active and firm for the
best grades; No. red 81 So Corn slow at
4295lc for mixed on track; SIC for sacked.
Oats dull at SIC on track and sec for sacked.
Barley declined to- ST. 100l IS for choice
Iowa. Rye unchanged at IS 088c. Whisky
$50. Mess pork firmer at $l8018 25; latter
price on orders. Bulk shoulders 6Ac.
Bacon firm; loose shoulders 624c clear rib
sides 91s 094c; clear sides 97s q l0c latter
prices ON orders. Hams: sugar cured Is a
1512o. LAID nominal at I01a a lO34c, tierces.
Hogs dull and lower at 81 5005. Cattle in
demand at So 5006 %
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, May 9, Evening.-Cotton
quiet and steady; uplands 7A 07ss; Orleans
7 H 07ssd. Sales of 10000 bales, of which
5000 were for speculation and export.
market less favorable; Cumber-
land cut 39s.
LIVERPOOL, May 9, Evening.-Bacon
short rib middles 4ls v 100.