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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-08
Real Estate on Wheels.

A gentleman residing somewhere In the
unpsved districts surrounding the city is
troubled with the possession of 8 carriage
entirely too large for comfortable or oon-
venient use IN the country, and writes to
real estate firm on Cherry street to know
if it would probably be sold for something
more than enough to pay the price of its
freight to Nashville. As the gentlemen to
whom the owner of this quarter of an
acre of carriage writes are in the real
estate business, he thinks it probable they
might find purchaser for this pondero1s
piece of property, which with the applics-
ton of a little paint would be made al
most as good as new. Being too big for
native seIvice, this old carriage has never
been much used, and the owner thinks it
might be disposed of in lots, if TO one
person wished to purchase the entire ess
adjustment. The real estate men will see
what can be done.
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TIRE GREAT AMERICAN
I HEALTH RESTOREE pr-f-
fies the blood and cures Scrufuia,
Syphilis, Skin Diseases, kleuma-
tisra, Diseases Of Women, AMI al
chronic affections q the blood,
liver and kidueys. Recommended
by the Medical Faculty sgd uSsly
kiCuE-ads Of our best citizaos.
kesL the testimony Il FhFsL
clans and patients who have used
R0ssdalis Send for cur R0sada1s
Guide 70 Health Box K, or Almanac
for this year. which We publish f0r
Rrgt ntous distribution; q vi
give you much valuable informs
Con
Dr.. z ". Carr. u Bal1iEosA
says:
/ take pleasure IN recCnasnd-
Ing yolr ROsLDAIIs ~ q y-zy f-'1s-
erful Alternative. ! hsve sren q
used 10 two cases with happy To
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and the Indications sre that The
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by which your BOsedEiis = made,
and fad Il q An excellent COM
pound Of al Alternative ingredients
Dr.. SPARKS, Of Eich0lssTtlie, Ky,
says be hiss used Roseds1s In czses
Of serofalA End secondary syPhIh
with sEfissSe.0ry rssulsA As y
cleaner Of The blood know no
better remedy.
Samuel q. McEadden, Of kurs
freesbcro, Tenn, says:
Ih.Ve used seven bottles Of BO-
sAdaIis, and arr entirely cured u
rheumstistn- Send NE four boz
ties, - 1 wish 3 for my brother,
Who hAs ssrofulcus sore eyea.
Beat. Bechtol. Of Lima, OHIO,
vrites:
IhaEs suffered for twenty years
With AZ fnvetersse eruption sveR
| nv whole body; short hIrs
stnce purchased bottle Of koss-
Calls and il effected pSHect cuza
I RosadaIts "a soid b. -
Druggists
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THE COUNTS.

CIRCUIT CoURr-This is the closing day
of the protrscted term and will be devo-
ted to the making and arguing of motions.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-The case of the State
vs.. Benjamin Snowden, under indictment
for malicious shooting, was continued.
Court adjourned until Monday morning,
at which time work will be renewed on the
misdemeanor docket.
CHANcERY CoUBT.-Argument was yes
terday made before Chancellor East on the
demurrer of Davidson county to the sale
by the State of the county's interest in the
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad, but
no final conclusion was reached. DISPOSE
ton was made of various other matters of
individual iptarest
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FARM AND GARDEN.
HOG cH0LERA,.

Dr.. Noblitt, of Lincoln county, says
that calomel viii not only cure hog chol-
era, but viii prevent it. His prescription
is as follows for preventing the disease
Tive your hogs twenty grains of calomel
every other day until you have given them
each sixty grains, or until the symptoms
suDslde. You can give it in the follow
ing manner: Weigh your cslomel, mix it
In corn meal dough, place it in troughs or
on rocks, 80 that they can get fair d.
vide, and you viii have no hogs to die
with cholera. y
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Trustee Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF DEED or TRUST Exy
ID cuted TO me BY Isssc Paul, on JaGe 70, ebd,
which deed is recorded in BOOK 81, psgs f27, at
the Registers Once Of Davidson county, viii
sell 10 the highest bidder for cash st the Court
house door, Ia the city af Mash Fl g on saturday,
July "a next st kb5ut the hour II p \ the keal
Estate mentioned and described IN said convey
ance, OF enough 70 sasisfy debs for which said
truss deed Was made to secure, being the
Homestead Of said Paal, With several adj oniag
lots Eor q psr.ic 1iac description Of Eaid pro-
pertE.peferencs q made to book and page aooYe.
Ia the alknt OF q sale the right Of redemption Is
stprsssiy Vslved- &. II. CHILDAHSss
,fr1 .odtf Trnatee
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A vo,,no man !, O.bkosb w;ocon.

A young man is Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
sued a maiden the other dsy to compel
her to keep her agreement to marry him.
Before the case was called for trial the
father of the maiden offered the discard
ed lover five dollars to settle matters,
which the young man accepted as full
compensation for broken heart.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-08

In YESTERDAYS UNION AND AMERICAN, it
was stated that this company had made
partial payment ON it's debt due to the
State, when it should have been stated
that dividend had been declared by the
company, the State being a slockhoIdes,
and therefore entitled TO receive its pro-
portion Of the dividend.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u.,z ovr

This splendid Hair Dye is the best In the world
ne only true and perfect Dye. HarmIess-ReJis-
oie-InssAnfAneous-No disappointment-No RI
oiculous tlnts-"DoEs NOT CONTAIN LEAD son ANY
VTTALIc PoIsoz TO IsyuHR rHz Esra ~, $780, - y
Inyigoratss the Hair and leaves 1t soft and beaut
lui; oaack or brown Sold by al druggists and
EeE York. ssn97-iS
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TENNESSEE NEWS.

The total number of voters in William
son county is reported as follows: White
1929; black 1,757; total 4, 7S6.
The voting population of Bedford coun-
ty, is said to be: Whites 1878; blacks
795, total 4,170.
The Springfield Record of July 6 says:
"We are informed that Mr.. GTeenberry
Kelley, aged ninety years, was on last
Saturday moving hay. This estimable
old gentleman has been Methodist min
lister for seventy-ive years. Truly he is
one of the fathers of Zion"
The GAINESVILLE tobacco fair begins on
Tuesday the 11th inst.
The Gsllatln Examiner says: ''The
blackberry crop in this county is the
! largest ever known for many years. The
vines in many sections are literally loaded
| down with large, juicy berries. From
| our exchanges we learn that the crop
throughout the State is unusually prom
Using, and that much wine will probably
be made this season.
A young man named Edward Gotta
living near Winchester, lately descended
into well to clean out the debris of q
blast and had gone down but a little ways
when he fell and broke his neck.
Mcdonald Porter, thirteen years of
age, and living about four miles south of
Fayetteville, was lately bitten by a rattle
snake, on the end of his index finger.
AT last accounts the boy was doing well
under whisky treatment.
The Executive Committee of the Cum
berland and Ohio Railroad proposes to
meet delegates from other roads in Ten
nessee, at the Maxwell House, Nashville,
on the 18th inst, to negotiate terms of
connection, etc. The Southwestern and
the McMinnville and Manchester roads
VIII be represented at the meeting.
Miss Ellen Hammond, daughter of DR..
Justus Hammond, of Danielsonville,
Tenn, was one of the graduates of the
Women's Medical College of New York,
ct the recent commencement and will have
charge of her fathers practice, during
his absence to the Legislature, to which
he has been elected.
The damage to the Knoxville Press
and Herald Office by the late fire was
only about $500, covered by insurance.
Most OF the type, ETC., was removed, but
their rooms were not injured. The entire
loss occasioned by the fire, which injured
several buildings, is reported at from
$4,000 to 81,
Two sons of Mr.. Mitchell, residing
about six miles from Sparta, lately took
horse to pond to drink. One of them
rode the horse into the water, and then
jumped from his back to have a swim,
when the horse struck him with his fore
feet and nearly killed the little fellow.
His skull was fractured and he also re-
ceived other injuries. 1t is feared the
boy will not recover.
'You may talk about your fine stock,
fine houses, and all that sort of thing
says the Pleasant Hill (Mo) RevieO,
''but when we tell you about eight miles
from here there is l, 900 acres of corn, in
one enclosure, you may start in astonish-
ment. " This great cornfield belongs to
Mr.. Wallace Berry who culuiyates it with
seventeen hands, seventeen cultivators,
and thirty -four mules. These ge. over
100 acres day. Mr.. Berry expects to
gather so bushels per acre, which Will
make his crOD nearly 100 0O0 hl1sbale
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Zeal Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real estate are
reported at the Office of the Davidson
County Court, for the week ending Friday,
the 9TH inst
C. W. Nance to g. f. Jones,
deed to land in Humphreys
Addition. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SoOO w
o. Ewing, Sr. to NJ. and James
ine's Addtion........................ 1850 90
n. Baxter, @ and NJ, to VIM.
district northumberland. 200 90
Charles Mullen to Hannah Ma
Street. n............................... 200 90
S. G. Tucker to ]. P. Greer,
deed to land in Davidson
county .............................. 511 90
n. Baxter, O. and NJ, to Peter
P. Petway, deed to land on
Cav street ........................... 15O 90
deed to land in Brownsville. -. 800 90
North Nashville Real Estate Co.
to Catharine Feldkisher, deed
to land in North Nashville. 1925 90
G. W. Petway to L B. and A.
J. House, deed to land on Col
lege street. .......................... 5OO w
John E. Harding to Amanda AL
lisoD, deed to lot in Harding's
| PIan....................... z0O w
n. Baxter, Clerk and Master, to
in Edgsfeld. ........................ 1850 OC
John Hess to Charles Nelson,
deed to LAID in McGsvock's
Addition.............................. 1900 OC
| John Hess to Mrs. John Hess,
deed of gift to land in Nc
Gavocks addition.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-08

Having consulted . number Of nv friends
the subject, hereby announce myself caadi-
date for JSilor OF Davidson county at the next
March election, subject to a convention Of the
people. THOMAS MoFARLIH.
myI3- Saturdays, te'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-08
UNION AND AMERICAN.

Remember; when writing for "a
newspaper, write only ON one side
of your paper.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Mayor.

We are authorized to announce Do. O.
K. WINSTON as a candidate for Mayor Of
Nashville, at the ensuing Municipal cleo
ton. I'd.
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1EyALIDs' TRAVELLING CHAIRS,

n - FROM SIS TO SIC.
TN1FoR IN d OUTDOOR USE
&Ilk4 Any one having use Of the
N NY hands can propel and guide
M one. Having no use Of the
&%M hands, any child OF ave years
N<IV can push . grown person
AZN<6S3 about.
ElISNZ-YAl1 TuysIJds' Carriages 20 order
I#VEaE1hA PArFSr HyDsN CARBTIN6
81 W/N\HVeS9 Chairs.
~@<~NSLZT S% State your case and tend
...r,,, e. :,rcnl., STEPHES W. SMITH,
,,ar7 I.rot N william street, New York.
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FOR THIRTY-oNR YEARS
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER

64kAA - ~ Ia \ A4lt A44udu
uAs BEEN TESTED IN EVERY VARIETY
Ii Of climate, and BY almost every nation known
to Americans 1t Is the almost constant COM
psnion and fnestimable friend Of ths rois1ioparv
and the traveller, on sea and land, and no one
should travel on our lakes or rivers without II
Pain Killer was the arst and IL the only
permanent psin reliever. Since the Pain Kilier
was first introduced, and met with suSh unsur
passed sale, many Lniments, Pznaceas and other
remedies have been offered to the public, but not
one OF them has ever attained the truly enTiabe
standard OF the Pain Killer. Why Is this 50? Il
is because Davis Pain Killer Is What 1t
claims to be-a relieyer OF pain. It's merits are
unsurpassed.
II you are suffering from Internal pain. twenty
or thirty drops In . little water will most in
stantly cure you There is nothing 70 equal it. In
lew moments II cures Colo, Cramps, Spssns,
Heartburn, Diarreea, Dysentery, Elux, Wind in
the Bowels, Sour Stomach, Dyspepsia sick Head
ache. In sections OF the country where FkVRR
AND AGUE prevail, there Is no remedy held in
greater esteem Every hOusekeeper should Keep
1t at hand to apply II at the hrst attack of any
pain 1t will give satisfactory relief and save
hours OF suffering.
Do not tribe with yourselves By testing untried
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int PAIN kILLsR, - many worthless nOStrums
are attempted 70 be sold on the CREST reputation
of this valuable medicine.
az Directions accompany each bottle.
Price, IS ots., 50 cts. and 81 per bottle.
J. N. HARRIS & CO., CINCINNATI, o.,
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Fer sale by
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r A ROBINSON 4 CO., Louisville.
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Country merchants, teachers, parentsa
pupils viii find the best and cheapest took
Of School Books used in city, country and
other schools throughout the State at W.
O: Collier L Cos, a Union street, Nash
vile, Tenn Iy
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Good Measure and Running Ov

Good Measure and Running over,
DoOLEY's YEAsT RowDEs has already taken
the precedent over others. from its wei known
strength and purity; but aside from these facts,
it is put up in cans holding the FULL WEIGHT as
represented. which is rarely the case with
those Of ordinary manufacture Hence Doc
LEY's YEAsr POwDER is the best, purest strongest
and cheapest ever or red 10. the consumer, and
every one who hes used it will readily testify
to this assertion. For sale in quantities tosuis
BY all good gro ;ers. Jy4-eodIwkw1t
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Nervous Deblllt1.

Thousands suffer from Il. A weak
nervous, exhausted feeling, no energy, an.
imatlon OF vigor, low spirits, confused
head, weak memory, nocturnal or invol.
untary seminal emissions, with loss Of
power and threatened impotence. The
consequence Of excuses, overwork or in.
discrctions. This Is Nervous Debility and
finds asovereign remedy in Humphreys
Homeopathic Specific No. Twenty.eight
Thousands have been cured by these sim.
pie sugar pills. They tone up the system,
arrest the discharges, dispel the gloom
and mental depression, and rejuvendte the
system. Price Is for a package Of fivo
boxes and a vial Of powder, which Is i'm.
portant in all old long,Standing cases, OF
u per single box Sold by all first-class
druggists, and sent to any address on re.
ceipt OF theprice. Address Humphreys
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co.. 500
Broadway, New York. eodSw
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oHIo COUNT NOMINATIONS

Our nelghbor of the Register processes
to believe that Il the Republicans have
control OF the Convention they will ad'
iourn II at once, and thus dlsappoint inc
expectations of those who think II des''
rable TO make some alterations in INC
Constitution. Did it never occur to him
that any party that is strong enough TO
adjourn the Convention would be strong
enough 10 control its deliberations, and
frame such Constitution as they might
deem judiCious3 Did our neighbor ever
know a deibera;ve body voluntarily to
Corego the exercise Of the functions Tor
which It was called together, and dissolve
itself without actionS We believe no
such thing ever happened, and very
likely 1t never will while the average Of
human nature Is about what 1t Is now.
Nine men in every ten prize the oppor-
tunlty Of distinguishing themselves in o
deliberative body too highly to forego
1t in the way our neighbor appre'
bends, The danger Is always in the
opposite direction. The trouble in
varlably Is that deliberatiyc bodies pro
long their sittings to the utmost limi! the
public sentiment will tolerate. There
would not be the, slightest ground, there.
tore, to expect the Convention tohdjourn
without action even if every member were
Republican. The glory that Is supposed
to attach to the functions Of Constltu.
tonal Convention insurcs that the Con.
vcntion will sit quite as long us anybody
will want 1t to.
AlthOughther were no detects in the
present Constitution oIsnCh importance'as
to Justify the calling Of q Convention to
amend them, now, that the Convention
must meet, such discrepancies and defects
rs exist may rs well be remcdicd; and If
we have men in the Convention with dis
elimination enough TO know what they
are, they be- But 1t need not be doubt
ed that whatever party finds itself in con-
troll will proceed to remodel the Constitu.
ton in its own way, The least Of all dan.
gers Is, that the Convention will adjourn
without doing anything,
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SOAR ToR THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
time since some of our Democrats got up
fishing party to visit the waters OF
Wetzel. All their available funds had
been invested in whiskey, when Mr..
DAVENPORT, with fine sense Of the
"eternal fitness of things" suggested that
they might want some soap. lie was
authorized To buy some on the united
credit Of the crowd, and did buy and
take along two sixty pound boxes of Ed.
REDS Fisherman's Favoritc." lie
would have bought more but tho credit
failed at that point. The truth of his
tory forces us to admit that he has since
been known as Soapy DAVENPORT.
1t Is doubtless the sound constitutional
judgment displayed on this occasion which
fits him to represent so wealthy, popu.
lOus and important n county as this" y
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Questions for the Republican Can-
didntes.

The gentleman who hands US the fol-
lowing for publication is what he signs
himself, Democrat .r
10 Mt,srs 4. II Campbell. D. Psck, b
Stanton, and $. H. IYo0itepd, cdndi.
dates for The Convention!
GENTLEMEN-Unnecessarlly, | think,
the Catholics have thrust the partition OF
the school fund into this canvass It Is in,
and should be frankly met. I respect.
fully PROFOUND to each of you the follow.
Ing interrogatory
Are you willing TO partition the school
fund, as requested by Messts. IIandlan
and others 10 their petition to the hoard
Of EduCationl Y..........
Will you, If elected, go in the Conven.
ton for proper reforms, or will you vote
TO adjourn the Convention sine ne. and
thus defeat the will Of the people?
DEMOCRAT.
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FTUm INC Indop0ndent
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany last week bought the Brannen cor.
nIer, on water Street, and II Is said will
Immediately put up passenger depot on
that site. This will locate The depot in
the center Of the town, aud will he n
great convenience to our people, and IN
all who have business in BelIaire. The
railroad company and our city will be
mutually benefited by such an arrange
ment. The company needs commodiou
depot.hotel here, and 1t Is to be hopet
will now build It.
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WE are gratihed to learn that ouI
friends in Ohio county, West Virginia
have put forward our good friend, Hon
Daniel Peck, as a candidate for theft
State Convention. He Is strong and pa.
triotic man, and will have lew equals ID
the West Virginia Conven,ion.-Bs lldirt
Kniependsnt.
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Sold BY all Druggists.
THE ROAR OF CANNON /

THE ROAR OF CANNON!
Across the Atlantic affects not Uncle Samuel
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gray hairs on his venerable eGpRt, what does he
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kind in the wide world, which Ia at the same time
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CRISTADORo's HAIR PREsRRVATIVB
oe9d&w
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A N ANCHOR TO WINDwARD.

A N ANCHOR TO WINDWARD.
Its good seamAnship when there is reason
to expect heavy weather, TO drop an anchor to
wtndward.
We are In the midst OF the season Of chills and
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Weak stomachs are most liable to he disorder.
cd late In the autumn, when the changes Of tenn.
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OF these variations Let dyspeptlcs make note
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The liver Ia more sensitive when tho weather
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periodical fevers, take, Rs soon as the complaint
deVClopeS itself, HosOtter's Stomach Bitters.
Octi7 ..rf ...-. ~
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Convention beaten In the county by
about one thousand Bdrhesrtih Enter
prise.
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ON MARRIAGE.

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Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2
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