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SUMNER COUNTY.

Col. ]. j. Turner, s. F. Wilson, Esq
Maj. W. S. Munday, j. c. Vertrees, Esq,
T. G. Mulligan, Esq, Capt. j. w. Blake
more, N. S. EIkin, Esq, ]. i Hibbitt, ESQ.,,
B. @. Barry, Esq, and others, viii address
their fellow-citizens of Sumner county, on
the political issues involved in the present
canvass, at the following times and places
Gallatin, day and night, Monday, Oct. p.
Castilian Springs, Tuesday, Oct. %.
Bethpage, Wednesday, Oct. q.
SaundersYille, Thursday, Oct. "a.
Hendersonville, Friday, Oct. Is.
Shackle Island, Saturday, Oct %.
CottontOwE, Monday, Oct. %.
Salem, Tuesday, Oct. %.
Mrs Aliens, Wednesday, Oct. so.
Old Mttchelville, at night, Wednesday, Oct. 20
Mrs. Sarver's, Thursday, Oct. 81.
Coatstown, at Disht, Thursday, Oct. 81.
South Tunnel, Friday. Nov. 1.
Riehland Station, Saturday, Nov. 2.
Gallatin, Monday, Nov. 4
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The 4 spublisan Ran \ Last Night.

Dminglthe afternoon yesterday, a small
party of negroes "a remnant of the color
ed troops who fought so nobly during the
slate unpseasaDtness''- were seen mean
dering through the streets, armed with
tfes and drums, and bearing aloft banner
on which was inscribed this legend: Rep
ublican Rally. Speeches at the Courthouse
TO. might. Grant Il Wilson, Garry the
news TO HoTace.'p In this manner the in
formation was had that there would be a
gathering of Radicals at the courthouse in
the evening, and soon after dark a small,
but motley and odorous party gathered
about the building designated. One old
gentleman with gray hairs and benevolent
aspect soon appeared carrying in his hands
half dozen rockets, followed by very
short youth with very tall hat, bearing in
his arms a long board and a step-lad-
der which was placed in posi-
tlon with the board leaning
against It; near these the old gentleman
carefully deposited his fire works, and i'm
mediately, notwithstanding the earnest re-
quest of the more cool headed of the lead
ers of the asemblage, that he wait until
there was a greater crowd present, placed
one of his rockets against the board and
touched it off. The rocket shot into the
air beautifully, but alas, that extravagant,
reckless old gentleman was evidently not
accustomed to sending off rockets, for in
the height of his triumph, he threw the
burning brand he had been using down
among the remainder of his rockets, and in
stantly there was the ligeliest commotion
imaginable in the Republican ranks, as that
lot of rockets all exploded at the same time,
shooting and whizzing here and there, and
for about two minutes things in that i'm
mediate vicinity were very lively indeed.
The commotion having subsidized
EN0S HOPKINS
came to the front of the stand and intro
duced one whom he said all present were
acquainted with,
GOV. SAM BARD,
who proceeded to tell what be knew about
the late elections in Ohio, Indiana and
Pennsylvania, evidently trying to impress
his hearers with the conviction that he had
been an active agent in bringing about the
result Of those elections, telling, in the
course Of his harangue of an hour and a
half, half dozen stories, which certainly
have the merit of age. He was followed
by Col. D. w. Peabody, who confessed to
a weakness for speech making on every
conceivable occasion where he could find
half dozen listeners. The only good
thing about Peabody's speech was his close,
although be wound up by quoting a verse
of poetry, which, under the circumstances,
was somewhat superfuous, as he reminded
the crowd that he had quoted the same
thing before, on the occasion of his last
speech.
The business was brought to close by
half dozen cheers for Grant and Wilson,
Bard and Peabody.
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More Post 0mce Robber,es.

A brother of our townsman, James S.
Moore, writes from Tyler, Texas, under
date of the Sih instant, detailing the mis-
management of affairs in the post office at
that place. Just previous to the arrest Of
the mail robbers here, ne forwarded an
amount Of money to Mr. Moore, of this
city, with which to purchase books, which
never came to hand. We make the follow.
ing extract from the letter referred to:
ga sad affair occurred here last Sunday.
During the present year the postmaster and
his son have been stealing regularly. Il
lost over $I0000) About one month
since the United States Marshal had them
arrested; they escaped, have been con-
cealed near their home, and last Sunday,
learning Of them, the United States Mar
shal and his deputy, with a posse, went to
their residence in the suburbs, and in at
temp ing their arrest the deputy was shot
by them and killed. The house had to be
fred two or three times (being put out by
the females) before they could be arrested.
They are now in chains and in the dun
upon
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whipped by Unknown Wen.

During the progress, few days since, Of
protracted meeting at the Head of Hurri-
cane in Moore county, near Lynchburg,
tie place was visited by party If disguised
MEG who took Jack "a aney, George Baker,
and Gran Allen into the woods and whip
ped them very severely, on account of some
ofienses of which the three men named
are said to have been guilty. Citizens con-
denim the whipping, it being the general
opinion that if the men punished had been
guilty Of any crime, the proper chastise-
ment could have been inflicted by the
courts.
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Counting the stars.

Promenading parties in various parts of
the city were last night taking advantage,
by appearance upon the streets, Of the
moderated weather and delightful moon
shine. Pleasant words and smiles that
were bland, if not entirely childlike, attest
ed their happiness. Calculating observers
put this and other events together, and on
that basis predict numerous bridal occas-
ions within the early future. These facts
and the reflections consequent thereon
give assurance that there is still more
of joy than sorrow in store for the hopeful
and constant
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The Next Big Lottery.

Some of our fellow citizens who still hold
to the idea, notwithstanding recent argu-
ments to the contrary, tat 1t is as easy and
certain to win fortune as to make one by
hard and patient toll, are becoming deeply
interested in a lottery drawing soon to
tanspire at Stevenson, Ala, in which real
estate to considerable smount in Ruther-
ford county, Tenn, is to be disposed of to
the holders of prize tickets, the price, Of
which, as well as that of the blanks, is s.
each. Parties who cannot conveniently
raise the requisite five are making up pony
associations for that purpose.
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County warrauts to ,ne FroD,.

The adoption yesterday by the County
Court of Justice Meacham's resolution,
providing that the $4,000 received from
the Edgefeld aud Kentucky Railroad be
used in Repayment of out standing County
Warrants, gives increased value to these
promises of the county to pay, which have
lately been held at discount of Is cents.
As the warrants, amounting to about
SIS, 700, bear 6 per cent interest, and there
can now be no room to doubt their early
redemption in cash, it will require no as
founding degree of genius in financial sci-
ence, to arrive at the conclusion that David
son County Warrants ought now to com
mand higher estimate in public
confidence than is ordinarily Civ
en- to cash in bank notes. Any
party having few or many of these out
standing warrants to gise away or exchange
for old exchanges, is requested to call with
out delay at these headquarters. Even if
we cannot negotiate With, we should be
pleased 10 see him. We have to day much
higher regard for warrant holders than we
had yesterday morning. To do otherwise
under the circumstances would be some
thing more than human nature could be
reasonably expected to accomplish.
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GILES COUNTY.i

Hon. T. NJ. Jones, Col. Scion e. Rose,
Capt. John G. Lester, w. A. McCallum,
Esq, A. j. Alternately, Esq, and Z. Talia-
ferro, Esq, will address the people on the
political issues of the canvass at the fol-
lowing times and places:
Linnville, Monday, Oct. q.
Campbelsville, Tuesday, Oct. o. m
Prospect, Thursday, Oct. "a.
Elkton, Friday, Oct. %.
Bunker Hill, Saturday, Oct. 26.
Hammond's Store, Monday, Oct. g.
Slate Springs, Tuesday, Oct. %.
Pulaski, Monday, N0v.2
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burton and Bard i'm Opposition

bazoo" last night at the Court House, Bur-
ton, of auctioneer fame, was pursuing his
customary vocation at a neighboring corner
Bard talked politics while Burton conversed
on business, each in tones much above the
requirements ofordiDsry conversation, and
each with degree of zeal distinctly demo
thing faith in the truth of the several remarks
being made-the one in a political, and the
her in business behalf. Both talked
well, their voices being distinctly heard all
over the Square. Burton, however, was the
more successful talker Of the two, holding
out longer and making more money than
did the distinguished gentleman from Chat
tanOOga.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-16
Nolh WINTER

NOTHING could put in a more melan-
choly light the dilapidated condition of the
temperance cause than the fact that the an
Iiversary of the birthday of Father Mathew,
the cold water apostle, should this year
have passed without celebration anywhere
in this country Cincinnati Commercial.
Our contemporary is not often caught
uaDping, but the National Catholic Tenn
peranee Congress met in Cleveland, o., last
week on the anniversary Of the birthday
Of Father Mathew. The telegraph also re-
ucrcd he observance of the anniversary
81 'ja otlier points, and there we're many
other such celebrations that the telegraph
did not deign t. notice.
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Wrong Tune.

The negroes who had brass band out
yesterday evening parading the streets to
notify the public that Gov. Sam Bard
would make speech ought to be furnished
with regular programme. THERE'S fit
ness in things, and playing a dead march
fer live issues, is entirely out of order.
Our Radical friends would do well to APP
point q committee on tunes, with instruc-
tons to the clerk of the Brass Band Com
pany to reserve the dead marchs until after
the 9th of November, when it will be more
appropriate. The Chattanooga Bard is a
live man, and wants no funeral strains to
remind him of his political future.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

A. E. Garrett and A. Caldwell, candi-
dates for Congress in the Second District,
will address the people at the following
times and places: ~
Rome, Smith CO., Thursday, Oct. IL.
New Middleton, Smith CO., Friday, Oct,
Chestnut Mound, Smith co., Saturday
Oct. 10. :
Cookeville, Putnam CO., Monday, Oct. Fl.
Sparta, White CO., Tuesday, Oct. %.
Crossyille, Cumberland co., Thursday,
Oct. "a. s -
We will commenc speaking at eleven
O'Clock, a. m. each day. We viii divide
time with any other candidates.
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RIVER NEWS.

The river continues to recede at this
point with ID inches on Harpeth Shoals.
Weather clear and cool, with heavy frost
yesterday morning and some ice.
The Burksville has left the Tennessee
river trade, and the Dick johnson takes her
place. Since quitting the Tennessee river,
the Burksville has been chartered by the
Evansville and Cairo Packet Company at
Sl,200 per month.
The Tyrone was at Memphis on the 18th
all o. K.-Capt. VIM. j. Harmon In COM
mand of the great circus craft. he will
have happy time, and viii enjoy the show
as much as any other man.
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" Anlong the distinguished divines from
other States as visitors TO the Tennessee
Annual Conference which meets in this
city to- day are, j. &. Payne, j. w. Whit
ten, j. 6. Wilson, John LeRis, G. 7.
Gould, ". T. POINTER, Wm. I. Harris, j.
B. Hays, Phillip Tuggle, w. e. Doty, VIM.
Baker, 4. E B. Christian, 4. d. Lewis,
Joe. F. Redford, w. T. Goodrich, j. w.
Smith, J. NJ. House, B. L. Stevens, j. W.
Prise, Wade Paschall, w. J. Craig, e. E.
WHY, D. D., j. Atkins, Henry Urquhart,
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POLITICAL SPEAKING.

The undersigned viii address his fellow
citizens of the Fourth Congressional Dis
trict as Elector on the Democratic ticket
for President and Vice-President, at the
following times and places, to-wit:
Smyrna, Rutherford CO., Saturday, Oct. 10. q.
Murfreesboro, Rutherford CO., Monday, Oct 81
Woodbury., Cannon CO., Tuesday, Oct. q.
Readyvile, Rutherford CO., Wednesday, Oct.
q. -
Tullahoma, Ooffee CO., Thursday, Oct. "a. q
Manchester, Coffee CO., Friday, Oct. Is. 40 4
Winchester, Franklin co., Saturday, Oct. "a
Salem, Franklin co., Monday, Oct. %.
Fayetteville, Lincoln CO., Tuesday, Oct. %.
Lynchburg, Moore CO., Thursday, Oct. 81. ~
Petersburg, Lincoln CO., Friday, Nov. l..
Cornersyille, Marshall co., Saturday, Nov. 2
Chapel Hill, Marshall CO., Monday, Nov. 4 9
Hon. w. II. Wisener, Elector on the Re-
publican ticket, is respectfully invited to at
tend a. the times and places mentioned.
JAS. 81. LEWIS.
Papers throughout the district viii please
CODY.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

JoHNsoNvILLE, TENN, Sept. 80, 1872.--
Editors Union and American A. E.
Landlord, Greeley and Brown Ehsctor foI
the Seventh Congressional District, win
address the citizens Of Henderson co. at
Saltillo, Hardin CO., Oct 10.
Paris, Henry co., Oct. %. gus
Dover, Stewart co., Oct. "A.
Erin, Houston co., Oct. Is.
GAINESVILLE, Montgomery CO., Oct. 26.
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GoodIetsyille, Wednesday. Oct. 80
THE GUBERNATORIAL CANVASS.
Appointments for Public speskin

Appointments for Public Speakfns
by the Candidates for Governor.
The following list Of speaking appoint
ments has been agreed upon between
Gov. Brown and Hen. A. A. Freeman:
Athens, Wednesday, Oct. Is.
Memphis, Monday, Oct. 81.
Somerville, Wednesday, Oct. %.
Brownsville, Thursday, Oct. "a.
Trenton, Friday, Oct. %.
Union City, Saturday, Oct. 20.
Bolivar, Monday, Oct. %.
Jackson. Tuesday, Oct. 20. @
Dresden, Wednesday, Oct. 80. sa Z.
Huntingdon, Thursday, Oct. 81.
Paris, Friday, Nov. L.
GAINESVILLE, Saturday, Nov. 2.
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PURIIC SPEAKlNG

Ex-senator Fowler and Judge Trimble,
candidates for Presidential Elector on The
Greeley and Grant tickets, viii speak It
Paris, Wednesday, Oct. 10.
Union City, Thursday, Oct. II.
Jackson, Friday, Oct. Is.
Bolivar, Saturday, Oct. 10.
Memphis, Monday, Oct. 81.
State papers requested TO copy. -
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POLITICAL.
Democratic

Democratic Speaking-EIghtb Ward.
Gen. James NJ. Quarles and Maj. Thomas
F. Henry will address the people on the
issues of the present political canvass, at
Cotton's Drug Store in South Nashville, at
halfpast o'clock Saturday evening next,
10Th October. 1874. .. ...-.....,.- ~.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-16

The Purest and sweetest Cod Liver Oil
in the world is Hazard & Csswell's, made
on the sea shore, from fresh selected ivers,
by Caswell, Hazard & Co., New York. 1t
is absolutely pure and sweet. Patients who
have once taken it prefer it to all others.
For sale by all druggists.
mrSO Paw sat&wed ~ --rf-
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County Executive COmmtttee,

The following gentlemen have been ap-
pointed Cheatham Executive Committee
for Davidson county: Josiah r. Hubbard,
Chairman; Joseph l.. Weakley, Bradford
Nichol, II. j. Cheney, s. A. Duling, T. L.
Dodd, ]. g. Sawyers, j. J. Mccain, j. w.
McFerrin, r. B. Sloan, W. B. Walton, N.
f. Dorteh, w. T. Linck, DR.. j. w. Morton,
ST., and James NJ. Hawkins. -
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sDenl,iDe at surIuptieItI. .

Capt. Tuthill, Republican candidate for
Presidential Elector ia this district, yester-
day addressed big crowd of people at
Springfield. His remarks we're listened to
with respectful attention, however little his
hearers might have been inclined 10 his pc
euliar way of political thinking. The Cap
tain returned last night to his home in The
city, evidently much pleased with his kind
treatment by the hospitable people of Old
Robertson.
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InterruptIng Public Speaking.


The members of the Police Department
are prompt and positive in their efforts to
prevent any improper or unnecessary inter-
ruption at the political meetings now so fire.
quently held here. The efforts of the po-
lice in this behalf are worthy of commenda-
ton, especially when it is considered that
these Interruptions might very easily be-
come the source of bloody conflict between
excited and inconsiderate persons. In this
view Of the subject, it is entirely proper
that men and boys who are not disposed to
behave properly on such occasions should
be politely admonished that their absence
would be less hurtful to the public peace.
Very good order was preserved throughout
the Radical demonstration at the Court
House last night, the most frequent distur-
bance to the speakers being done by excited
adherents of their own political striped.
Several indiscreet youths who insisted on
Dropounding unnecessary questions fell
quietly into the hands of waIchful police
men,
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Alarm If EiFR

The occasion for the alarm of fire at
o'clock yesterday morning was the acci
dental burning Of an ash barrel in the real
# the Barkhorn Block, on DeadericB
street. No great harm done, and no con-
siderable CONSERVATION among citizens, who
were very generally asleep at the time OF
tla occurrence.
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Democratic Meeting.

There viii be a meeting of the Demo
cratic citizens eff the 18th Civil District of
Davidson county, at the District School
house in Watkins addition, on Friday eve
ming, the 18th of October, 1872, at O'Clock,
for the purpose of organizing Greeley and
Cheatham club. All are respectfully in
vited to attend. Speeches viii be made by
Col. 10. q. Guild, Jasper Taylor and others.
" s. II. MANNING,
Is w. g. BUSH,
JOHN L. BROWN.
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DEMOCRATIC SPEAKING.
Tbe srorntatn Dsstrict

Hon. John 81. Savage, Col. T. B. MUIR
ray and Hon. J. w., Burton viii address
the people on the political issues of the can
vass at the following times and places:
Friday, Oct. Is; Alexandria.
Saturday, Oct. 10, Carthage.
Monday, Oct. q, Sparta.
Saturday, Oct rs, Cookeyille.
Monday, Oct. %, Livingston.
Tuesday, Oct. %, Gainsboro.
Wednesday, oct. 80, Chestnut Mound.
Friday, Nov. 1, SmithTille. --'
Saturday, Nov. q, Woodbury..
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Ex-Councilman S. A. Dnling, the Recor-
der elect, yesterday gave the required bond
OF 1000, aud was indicted into the Office
duties Of his new position. The first of
Recorder Duling's experience as. Chief of
the Recorders Court will transpire this
morning just after the ringing of the 8
o'clock bell. May his present and future
experience as such be pleasant, profitable
and pr0snarous. l - 49,
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HARRIS and HOUSE.

Gov. Isham G.. Harris and Hon. John T,
House viii address the people at the fol-
lowing times and places:
CentrevilIe. Thursday, Oct IT.
Columbia, Saturday, Oct. 10.
Murfreesboro, Monday, Oct. Il.
Lebanon, Tuesday, Oct p. .a----a
Mckenzie, Wednesday, Oct. q.
Chattanooga, Saturday, Oct. rs, ct night.
Morristown, Monday, Oct %.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-16

Take Ayers Pills for all the purposes of
purgative, for Constipation, Indigestion,
Headache and Liver Complaint. By uni
versal accord, they are the best of all pur-
gatives for family use.
oet1 tues, wed&fri I'm .-e- p
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FOR CoNGRESS AT LARGE.

The appointments Of Messrs. Cheatham,
johnson, and Maynard in Middle Tennes-
see have been slightly changed. Instead Of
as before announced, they win speak at
Humboldt, Wednesday, Oct. 16. a.tta
Brownsville, Thursday, Oct. II.
Jackson, Saturday, Oct. 10. l.s =
Bolivar, Monday, Oct. 81. aa-
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VIM ou,t,saa

The names Of two youths who yesterday
endeaEored to fight each other on Decade
rick street are left out Of this paragraph for
reasons satisfactory to all parties concerned,
on the explicit understanding that they fight
no more-Without sufficient cause or nec-
essarv provocalion.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-16

A WELL KNOWN London silk-merchant
has introduced for autumn a very ele-
CANT variation of plain velveteen, which
viii certainly be Ia mode for underskirts.
1t consists Of stripes, about an inch wide,
of velVeteen on soft ground, aud is made
in new colors. Although it appears some
what costly at first sight, in the end it will
be found very economical, for it requires
no trimming, and looks best when made up
without founces or tucks,
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II the WorRhnuse

The number Of prisoners at this institu-
tons increases very slOwly-being still
much below the usual average. DR.. j. W.
Moron, lately elected physician of the
Workhouse, has entered upon the perform
ance of his new official and professional
du.iae