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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-26
FOR THIRTY-ONE YEARS
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER


uAs BEEN TESTED IN BVERY vAEIETY
u Of climate, snd by almost every nation known
to Americans. It is the almost constant COM
panion and inestfInable friend Of the missionary
and the traveller, on sea and land, and no one
should travel on our lskos or rivers without It.
Pain Killer Was the first ana is the only
permanent pain relieVer. Since the Pain Killer
was first introduced, and net with such uDsur
passed sale, many Iiniments, Psnaceas and other
remedies have been offered To the public, but not
one Of them has ever attained the t-1ly enviabie
standard of the Psin Killer. Why ia this &c? IL
is because Davis Pain Killer is what It
claims to be-a rellever Of pain. Its merits ara
unsurpassed.
II YOU are suffering from internal pain, twenty
or thirty drops in . little water will Almost in
stantfy you. There Is nothing to equal Il. In
q few moments II cures Collie, Cramps, SpsEms,
Heartburn, DiArrhoea, Dysentery, Flu1, Wind in
the Bowels, Sour Stomach, Dyspepsia, Stck Head
ache. In sections Of the country where FEVER
AND AGUE prevail, there Is no remedy held in
greater esteem. Every housekeeper should keep
It st hand TO apply It at the first attack OF any
pain. 1t will give satisfactory relief aud save
hours OF suffering.
DO not tribe with yourselves by testing ultried
remedies. Be cure you call for and get the genu-
iuf PAIN KILLER, as many worthless noStrums
are attempted to be sold on the great reputation
of this valuable medicine.
sV Directions accompany each bottle.
Price, IS cts, so cts. snd 81 per bottle.
J.N. HARRIS & CO., Cincinnati, o.,
Proprietors for the Southern and Western States.
For sale by
BERRY, DEMOvIILE L CO., Nashville.
EWIN, PENDLETON 4 CO., Nashville,
LITTERER OABLEB, Nashville.
WHELOCH, FTNLAY x Co., New OEles1s.
g. P. JONES & CO., Memphis.
K A ROBINSON & CO., Louisville.
And by all Medicine Deslers.
jel3 dti1 NH n y &w1am So
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UNION AND AMERICAN.

Remember: When writing for a
newspaper, write only ON one side
OF your paper.
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A NEGRO in Lexington, KY, tried to
commit suicide with gun, because his
daughter was the victim of an Illicit love
affair,
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WANTS..

CfGAA N0A 10 LOAN, IN SUMS TO SUIT
CAVV.VVU Will receive sealed proposals TO
borrow money bearing 10 per cent, on three to
fifteen years time, to be secured by lien on IN
proved, insursble city property. State amornt
wanted, time, describe the property onereo -
security. Address Money" care OF d. =, VIZ
kin, &c North Cherry street. jyzO !"
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TRUETE, Son s MORGAN,

To generous puelic. Mr.. Irby Morgan brings
to tie new firm increased capital As wei a. large
business experiences and acquaintance through
out the South, enabling them, with such increas-
ed facilities, TO supply the wants Of our southern
people more fully than ever with . hrst class
stock of Fruit Trees, Evergreens, shruoe, ETC..
well grown and EccInRted to our climate and
soil. The benefit Of my past long experienee re-
mains to the firm, Is we'll IS increased i.cil-
ties for supplying al the wants OF the people Of
the Southwest. Z. ThOE11.
jglg In
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WHEAT is selling at ninety cents and
one dollar per bushel in Indiana.
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sPECIAL NOTICES.

Country merchants, teachers, parents
pupils VIII find the best and cheapest tock
Of School Books used in city, country and
other schools throughout the State at W.
q, Collier & Cos, A Union street, Nash
vile, Tenn IL
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Neat and Convenient Residence
McGUIRR s. HILL.
Marshal's Sale.
tenn. , July q, 1871.

MdrSQdlS Gale.
pY VIRTUE OF sUNDRY vRITs OF
the Circuit and District Courts Of the United
States for the Middle District Of Tonnes
see, will offer at public sale, in the city Of Essh
vile, On
Saturday, the 29th day Of July, 1871,
The following property, seized for violation Of
internal Revenue Laws, and condemned by or
der OF above Courts, to- Wit:
At the Warehouse Of Chas Nelson Co, on
South Market street, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
U. s:vs. Empty barrels, etc.-NO.
Three Empty whisky Barrels, with Rsctiners
stamps;
One copper Still GOO eans);
One Copper Pipe and Worm;
Two Harrels nearly ompty-one containing
gallons Apple Brandy, theother gallons Whisky;
5egcn Empty BsrIe with stamps uncanceled;
Three Empty Barrels vith stamps uncancelled;
one 10 gallon Keg with gallons whisky;
One 10 gallon Keg with II gallon whisky;
Thirteen lbs TWiss Tobacco;
U. $. vs. One Barrel WhIsky, etc.-NO.
1875.
| One Barrel Of Whisky, 20 gallons;
Three Barrels Of whisky, SO gallons;
1 Ilsee B3rTel5 " w hisEys % gsllonss
1 a. II. Wren reputed owner.
a. $. Us. Six Enapty Barreis, ete.-NO.
| I57.
l Six Empty Barres;
I 100 Hsif pound Packs Of Tobacco;
| : Cne pound Packs Of Tobacco;
| 50 Pounds of I Etst Tobacco;
u. s. VS.. One and One Half Boxes To-
bRcco-NO. I,569.
4 Ore ana Che Ha.H Boxes Tobacco;
II. Campbell claimant
At the Warehouse OF J. n. Spe-ry q Co., South
/ Market street, =. II a. n, same day:
| q. =. vs.. Two Packages Distilled
spirits, etc.-dO. I5G.
Two Barrels whisky, 20 gallons;
| One Barrel Whtskyt gallons.
U. 5. VS.. One Package WhiskF-yO.
| I53.
One Package Whisky, owner unknown
The above property viii be sold 20 tho highest
| bidder yor cash.
jy2O I0i I'd T. J. HARRISOE, Marshal
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BOARDING.

DOAR DERs-One or two families or nye or
ID six single gentlemen can be accommodated
with pleasant rooms and excellent fare at No. Il
South Cherry street. Locality pleasant and con-
veujent to business. ty26 Nv
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GRANT AND THE NEW HORSE
DISTEMPER.

The Lakeside Monthly is sprightly
magazine published at Chicago. In the
July number sarcastic poet touches up
Grant on his flying trip from Long Branch
to Washington, upon hearing of the neT
horse distemper which is said to have
made such havoc among the horses in
New York. The story is after Buchanan
Reads ''Sheridan's Ride" The scene
opens at Long Branch:
Down from the North at break OF day,
Bringing to Long Branch fresh dismay,
Such tidin2s the New York papers bore
The Herald and TtIaes-to the chieftain's door,
OF the new horse ailment just broken ont,
Which none IF the doctors knew sught about.
"Good Lord !" said Ulyss, "perh,ps it may
Have attacked my chestnut pair, or the grey,
Or the roans, or the blacks, or 70 heaven y the
bay,
And 1 hundred miles awsy!"
But there's road from Long Branch down
brosd-gsuge rail to Washington;
And there, in the rosy morning light,
An anxious-yisaged President might
Have been seen, with grumble and rumble and
roar,
Rolling away from that Jersey shore,
As if he knew the terrible need
OF attending st once to each precious steed.
And his eyes were moist, as he thought OF the
Bay
At Wa. hington, eighty miles away.
Here some stanzss are omitted, where
ia the Poet, upon his Pegasus, follows
after the President and his iron horse. At
last they all arrive at Washington:
VII.
The first that the General say vas Bowen,
Dying mercy, Grant! to prison I'm goin,
! Unless pardon ygp kindly 6ss'Gw:" ann
Next Fish encountered hm-"Sir, II you please,
Views q war hand wish these Heather Chi
"yhst;s TO do,n saws Grant. "Iet MS have peace ~
And throwing bis partags down with s thud-
Now tell me. Fish, quickly. Say, hOw is my
stud?
fear it went ard with the blacks and the gray
With me hundred miles away."
VIII.
! Then he drove to the stable pell-mell, because
lie must learn at once how everything was
From the hostler-ir-chief; not even his luncheon
Or glass Of Bordeaux from bis fayorite pun
Gould tempt the grea: statesman to tarry, til
first
worst.
Snow tell me, Billy, truly now. Answer ma
How fare the two chestnuts2' First rate.
| fAnd the gray?"
'He's bully" 1.-THE black" "Never better.
| 'The bay7"
"Just look st him quietly munching bis hsv."
| "And the roam mares also?" IAN right sir.
'!Hoorsyp
And in williams strong arms he tainted away.
| TX,
| Hurrsh, hurrah for horses snd man;
| Hurrah as loud as ever you can!
| And when their statues are placed on high,
| And Sumner and Greeley are laid out To dry,
Be it said In letters of huge dimension
| Here stand the steeds who got attention
| Before all others on that day
| When Grant came ou-but not to stay
,.a.nl
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aaTCRELOR,s rsATu Dvr

This splendid HAIR Dye Is the best In tho world.
the only true and perfect Dye. HA-mlaas-Reliss
ble-Inatantsneous-No disappointment-No III
diculous tints-"Doxs NOT ooSrAIE LEAD NON Asz
VrrALTo PorsoN TO IaTJEs. ras HAZE cR'6YsrRss y
InvteorsLes the Hair Ald Iesvesit soft aud besut-
ful black or brown Sold BE- AL druggists and
dealers. Applied st the Factory, 16 Bond street.,
Eev York sep77-fY
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10 the Fruit Growers of the
South.

HAVING THIS DAY SOLD OUT MY INTER
1 i est in the Nursery business ION account OF
failing healthy lately carried ON by r. frnSt 3
Cons, to Irby Morgan, lste OF Irby Morgan,
O'BrVan < Co., / wish to express my thanks 10
the publis OF She Southern States for their liberal
patronage during the past forty years or more,
and to recommend the new arm Of
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Hurrah, hurr8h for horses snd man;
Hurrah as loud as ever you can!
And when their statues are placed On high,
And Sumner and Greeley are laid out 70 dry,
Be it said In letters of huge dimension
Here stand the steeds who got attention
Before all others on that day
When Grant came ou-but not to stay
From Long Branch, hundred miles swayp'
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WAREHOUSE PROPERTY

on which ihs-s is Cotton Warehouse 5Jzl50, and
q Grain Warehouse 24xT0, with good stables, and
well enclosed and all convertent to Ocr business.
To aay one Ni,hlDg 70 engage In . General
Grocery, Commission snd Produce Business
rare opportunity Is offered.
We ALSO OFFER FOB SALE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-26

Many human being has passed away for whose
Death there was other reason than the neglect OF
known and indisputably proven means of cure
Those near and dear to family and friends are
Sleeping the dreamess slumber into which, had
they calmly adopted
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-26
DIR JOSEPH N. SCHEECK'S SIMPLE
TREATTENE.
r,~SUVTpTEOr

The Mandrake Pills are composed OF one Of Ma
tlTe's nOblest gift5-the POdOphiIlum Peltatum.
They possess all the understanding. Alternative
properties OF cRIOmel. but, unlike calOmel, they
LEAVE No STING BEHIND-'
The work OF cure is now beginning. The vitiated
and mucous deposits in the bowels and in the all
mentary canal are elected The liver, Ike a clock,
Is wound up 1t arouses from its tOrpidity. The
stomach acts respOnsvely, and the patient begins
To feel that he is getting at last,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-08
THEATER SALOON
The Oldest Public House in ths
State of Nevada.

J,HIS POPULAR SALOON. FRONTING TIL
| CARSON THEATER. is still under the man
agement If the original proprieto :, who, thank
ful for past favors, invite the attention of the
public to their tirst-class stock Of
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-08
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS
New Thoater HazI

The Finest and Most Commodious Hall in thu
State. can be secured for Dances, Concerts. etc ,
by application to the undersigned, with the inva-
rable understanding that We reserve to ourselves
the bar room hat room and dining apartment
MOORE & PARKER, Proprietors.5
Carson, Nov. so. lS7G.
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l,HE ABOVE NAMED PROPRIETOR HAvIy

ME ABOVE NAMED PROPRIETOR HAVING
L leased the Orm-by House would inform his
riends and the travelling public that hi, fIouse
las been thoroughly retitted throughout and put
n cumi,ete order fos the comfort and p.etsur,. of
al who may please to give him a call.
The TABLE will, at all times, be supplied witt
Ill the substantials rs well as tie Iuxuries that
he market affords. No pains will be spared to
please guests and every attention will be paid to
their respective wants at all times
The BAR is well stocked with Fine Liquors.
Wines, &c.
Attached to the House is BILLIARD ROOM
containing three Tables of the latest improved
,tyles, with good cues, balls ard fine light.
Also. GEN ERAL STAGE OFFICE for the Stage,
connec ing with all the ditfernt line, of STAGES
and Railroads running through this state and
California, and any information in relation to the
same VIII be cheerfuy given at all times
Ba- Particular attention paid 10 booking Pas
sengers, calling them, &c. Nov. 3D-ti
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-08

Gen. Sheridan Certainly; Bis
marck was always in the immediate
vicinity of headquarters. He is the
greatest man in Europe by long
way, and he is every inch soldier
too
Notwithstanding to the news
papers, you made the alleged re-
| marks to Secretary Boutwell,.
Gen. Sheridan have never ut
tered a syllable about this matter to
Mr.. Boutwell,, and | do not believe
that he is responsible for the propa.
cation cf this falsehood.
eporter-How did you find the
discipline and bearing of the Ger
man seldiers?
Cen Sheridan-Their discipline
Is excellent. On the whole way
from Metz to Paris, [ did not notice
a single act unbecoming soldier.
Reporter-But certain American
papers have greatly INDUCED in
virtuous Indignation at the burning
of Bazeilles and other villages.
Gen. Sheridan - That was be-
cause they didn't understand any
thing about it. The destruction of
those villages was necessary and
fully Justified They had to con-
quer house 10y house from the Franc
Ilreurs.
RePorter-rid You leave the be-
sie9iug army around Paris really
because 1t was too monOtonous?
Gen. Sheridan-N0. [ made Il trip
through Europe. because no often
sive measures We're to be expected
l he plan at headquarters was to sur
round Paris and starye it into sur
render, because it could be calcu- !
lated with eXactness when it would |
fall. and the Emperor wished to save
human life. On the day following |
the capture Of Paris [ returned to |
In all my travels I
have everywhere spoken in praise of
the German armies and leaders.
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SHERIDAN INTERVIEWED.

The following is 4 translation OF
an alleged interview between Lieu
tenant General p. Il. Sheridan. oI
the United States Army, and a re-
porter of the Illinois Stats Zietung:
Reporter-Arey you aware General
that q great deal has been written
lately about what you are repre-
sented to have said about Emperor
William, the Crown Prince, and the
German soldiers, and which has
given great otfense TO the Germans?
General Sheridan -- Certainly, |
have heard about it; but l have not
taken any notice OF it because it is
impossible to reply to every paper,
and, also. because I thought the
faisehood of the report was so plain
that nobody would believe it.
Reporter-Ihercin YOU were mis-
taken. Have you any objection to
the publication Of the interview III
the Stats ZeitunG?
General Sheridan-None at all: on
tLe contrary. | would consider it
favor. | was received over there in
30 cordial and friendly a manner.
that on that account alone [ weuld
uot hive made the expressions i'm
putad to me. even had | been so dis
posed.
Reporter-What is your opinion
Of the great battles OF the late war.
as compared with those of our
American war? You are reported to
have said that the Germans excel
only in skirmishinG.
Gen. Sheriian-I have said moth
ing Of the kind never spoke Of the
matter at all. The number of com
hatants on either side in the Ameri
can civil war did not, in most bat
ties. come up to the enormous mum
Der Of those engaged at Gravelotte.
Sedan. etc. The victories Of the
Germans were not accidental. but .
the results Of better Generaiship !
superior discipline, and greater
courage. /
Reporter Iou were With the
King at Gravelotte? |
Gen. Sheridan-O course; that
was the only battle in which the
l Itncn ou4iit - nae M9li' 'lifl ~ 'Il'1i
''eie'V was yti- pa . '''''Il' - "''1
u ltue 'hI "a 'dG Germans o"tHu-I'e1e'' u It
tieM pE tu''oo men, "'t' 1le d aIliloI'
IN pIG9H'pIe Po2It,oH oi 'lle IISlICII
would have fully compensated
them for numerical disadvantage If
they had not lacked courage.
hepot'er-" rs lne IroWR dflace
'IW"yS IN tlle rear oi 'Ile army;
Uen. oheFL'l;'n I, zen, I lia'icill'
NO, SIT: Ihf ,loMn @ II l ali rince e, Tt.IS T1s d.
Ways WIN MS army ana III "''''IS,N'
y. "lelle'G Gr I'',,,.'3''-''' =. oel"!e '"9
front. l mEs9i' nave seen MIN III Il
shower OF pnIiet'. :
kepofter-but you are reported !
10 nave represented fElle3 L fIe''ef-
-ck Charles as a charEttth-
Cen .Sheridan- lhGre' YOU can
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-08

browsing BUFFALoEs.- A herd of
two hundred and fifty butfaloes
were recently driven into the Mis-
souri, river, near the MILESTONE In
diam agency. \ few reached the
bank in safety. few others were
killed in the river, and the remain
der persisted III the waves of the
treacherous, rapid river, which at
the time was swollen by the flood.
and their bodies tioatcd with the
current. The Sioux City Times
says the robes of the animals can
not be much damaged by their tran
sit III the water, and the body of
men who can secure the whole lot
of buhaloes. can realize at least
81. 800. They float in one large
body like a raft, which they closely
resemble in the water.
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g = lid g

A complete assortment of Fresh
and Pure Tree, Garden, Field
and Flower Seeds.
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Ihe 1ailn State 2eoister,
Published Daily. Mondays Excepted,) }
PERKINS &c STR EET.

OFFICE-Rail'S Brick Building, Second
street, opposite the Capitol.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-08

The population of London on
April "a. was 3.251 SOL. or about
4.170 more than the estimate made
in January last.
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Terms of subscriptions:

one copy, one year, by majl...~...-.....Sl6 90
one copy. SIX months. lay rfaii ......... 10 Ct
one copy, three months, by mail. 90
NONE FORWARDED UNTIL. PAID FOR.
r1~Delivered by carrier to town sub
ScGlberS nj 80 cents per week.
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HsF Orders from the country will receive prompt
attention. r. c. GUIRADO, Druggist.
Carson, May 90, lS1l. my30-tf
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-12-21

The new bond presented by Treasurer Am
rine was accepted by the commissioners at their
meeting last Saturday. 1t is rcputed to be the
best bond ever given in Saline county. The
editor of the Herald says that We have been
trying to make it appear that Amrine has been
prosecuted: aud. in fact. the commissioners
were only trying to do their duty in linden nj
fying the county. One of the commissioners.
while coming down on the train on the morn
ing Of the last meeting. remarked to gentle
man sitting by him, '' II We do not get Amrine
out Of the ONCE this time, we will In January"
Is this one of those men hat Is 20 firmly and
solemnly consecrated to duty. Brother snna
The trouble with Brother Hanna and many Of
his friends is. they are disappointed that they
are SO often foled in trying to get Amrine out Of
his office; and are surprised. yea. sorely vcxed,
that their operations meet with SO little sympa-
thy and encouragement from the outside world.
They were terribly chasrined that Amrine had
so many friends in time of need. when they sup
posed him routed. - horse. foot and Dragons"
Let them be mindful that e Victory is not al
ways to the strong" The manly stand of
commissioner Terry also hurts these excited
fellows.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-12-21

Agreeable to my new departure. will offer
for sale for the next thirty days the remainder
Of my stock Of Clothing. Boots and Shoes.
Hatsa Caps. consisting Of.
50 cavalry Overcoats,
30 cavalry pants.
IS infantry pants.
as blouses.
75 pairs drawers cotton hancll.
30 wooden socks
- wooden blankets,
6cassimcrc suits lmen'>l.
Q cassimere suits (boys')
2Opairs buck glove, and mitfs(m mems.
- pairs bu K gloves and mitts (boys1.
0bru>l, and wool hats tmen'sl.
10 plush caps tn,cn's).
l?plu>h caps tboys).
0pairs women's and misses shoes.
- pairs buffalo o:ershoe>.
Sale every day except Sunday. Auction every
Saturday. from one O'Clock in the afternoon mn
ill nine o'clock At night. This isa favorable
opportunity for people to provide themselves
with good warm clothing for winter wear
JOHN SHERRIN,
Grocer and Provision Dealer.
81 and lop santa Re Az
Saliua. Kansas. Nov. I'D, ISL.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-12-21

We understand the ladies of the church Of
the Immaculate Conception. Solomon City. In
tend to hold fair and festival OH New Years
night, for the benefit Of the church. 4 few
years ago, the good people of the town and vi
cinity succeeded in erecting the present struc-
trre, which now requires other expenses to
make it fitting temple for the worship Of the
Most High. Earnest efforts are now being
made to raise funds for the purpose Of de;ora-
ting the building. and it is to be hoped that all
who value the temporal and spiritual blessings
derived from the worship of their Creator, or
who eagerly desire to see the advancement OF
christianity. will lend generous aid by giving
their mites towards the adOrnment of Gods
Holy House. Next New Years night the IL
dies will labor earnestly and make every prep
ara'ion to make it a lively and interesting time
for all who may honor them by their presence.
Let nothing prevent you from spending pleas
ant and sociable evening with host Of friends
in the City Hall, Solomon City.