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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-16
OLD LINCOLN.
Politics and Religion.

FLNTVILLE, LINCOLN Co., Tenn, Aug.
12.-Dear old peoples, FIintville is all right;
but how could she be otherwise and be in
Lincoln. Greeley will have to act the hog
here and take all. | see no other chance
for it, for the very baby's first young cry is
Democratic victory.
We have live buffalo here taking pie
lures, and if we had live Granite here
we could make quite show of it. As the
Grant party will not be known in history
two years hence, it would be good thing
for the rising generation to see one, that
they might know what the things look like.
So send one here if you have it to spare.
The Methodist church of this place un-
der the management of the Rev. Allin
Tribble, assisted by Parsons Miles and
Grace, has been strengthened by one of the
most powerful and soulstirring reVivals that
has been since the war. Truly the people
have got from under the Egyptian yoke
and returned to their former mode of wor-
ship. The meeting lasted eleven days with
large congregations every day, and never
did we see such close attention and good
behavior in so Isrge an assemblage and for
so long time. Every one both saint and
sinner appeared to take deep interest in
the sermon, and well they might. 1t end
ed on the eleventh day with sixteen sonls
happily converted, leaving thi nix, eight at
the altar determined to win the cause.
They have started lodge of good templsrs
here as substitute for q whisky shop.
UNCLE TON.
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Heartrsndlng Acctdent.

The Bristol NetcS chronicles the sudden
and horrible death of Mr.. James s. Grigs-
by, highly esteemed citizen of that place
On Saturday evening last, as the mail train
then due from Chattanooga was passing
through the rock cut, near the residence Of
Col Jno. G.. King, he was struck by the
pilot of the engine, and so seriously injured
that be died at IL O'Clock. During a por-
ton of the three hours that he survived, be
was rational, but could tell nothing of the
cause of the accident. Referring to the
deceased, the Neaus says:
There are few better men than MFR. Grigs-
by was. In Bristol no man was more high
ly esteemed as q gentleman. He was a
man of fine integrity, lofty honor and pleas
ant address. In seeking for one swift to
do noble act or generous deed andincap-
able of participation in any ignoble thing,
we should not have passed him by.
Mr.. Grigsby was the father of Andrew j.
Grigsby, mailing clerk in the UNION AND
AMERICAN Office, and James S. Grigsby,
bookkeeper in the house of Washington,
O'Bryan & Co., both of whom were tele-
graphed for, and left for home on the re-
ception of the sad news.
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New Advertisements.

See chancery notices Of S. V. Bowden
G. and NJ, jamestown.
Attention is directed to the advertisement
of the st. Louis, Evansville, Henderson and
Nashville Railway line. According TO
present schedule, the time from Nashville
to st. Louis is only 15k hours.
Arnold, Constable 81 Co., New York, are
sole agents for the United States Of Chos-
sons celebrated kid and castor glove.
Auction sale for the ladies by Crawford
& Co, at O'Clock this evening.
The person who lest a sum of money at
the Nashville Sulphur Spring on Thursday,
will consult his interest by reading the ad-
vertisement.
A jamestown ChaDcery Court adver-
tisement embraces matter Of Importance TO
the parties interested.
The ninth session of Mrs. Sylvanus
Reeds Boarding and Day School for young
ladies, New York city, will commence on
the LIST of October.
The Orleans store is offering goods saved
from the late fire at greatly reduced prices.
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LATEST Markets BIZ TELEGRAPH

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 15.-Cotton-
100 bales, nominal; good ordinary 186
18te; low middling 195s191c; receipts
bales; no exports; stock 1891 bales.
SAVANNAH, Aug. I5.-Cotton nominal,
middlings zoe; net receipts II bales; exports
coastwise 0 bales; sales 10 bales; stock 997
bales
GALVESTON, Aug. 15.-Cotton firm;
good ordinary 100000, sales $50 bales;
stock 1,038 bales.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 15-Cotton quiet;
niddlings 1916; net receipts II bales; ex-
ports coastwise 30S bales; sales 100 bales;
stock 1906 bales.
MOBILE, Aug. 15.-Cotton, nothing
doing; net receipts bales stock T03 bales.
Ned Buntline knows his business. he
has commenced writing 'rebel archives"
to sell to the Republican party in 1876.
He says they will make feller's hair stand
right up-DetrOit Press.
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#Below high water marx Of 1871.


Blank y indicates no report; cipher (O) sta
tiOnary; minus (-l tendency to fall; plus (t) ten
denOy 20 rise. W. 8. KAUFMAN. observer.
The river has risen upwards of % feei
at this point since Wednesday, and was
still rising yesterday. We report feet
large on the shoals. Weather more pleas
ant.
The BurksVille is looked for to-day.
The Dick Johnson, which arrived the
other day from PASSPORT, on the Tennessee
river, had nine car loads of freight for Lou
isville. This is the boat run in the interest
of the Louisville merchants, and every trip
taking away the trade that legitimately be-
longs to Nashville. Will our merchants
continue to be quiet in matter which so
much concerns them?
A Washington dispatch says that Attor-
ney General Williams has delivered an
opinion, an extract of which is as follows:
"Whether such company have any right
to refuse or accept, or in any way interfere
with the use of the appropriation as indi-
Gated in said act of Congress, or whether
they have any right to impose at this time
any tolls in excess of five cents per ton, are
questions upon which express no opinion.
only mean to say that the rights which
The company now have as to all tolls, what
ever they may be, viii continue unaffected
by the use of said appropriation in contin-
uing the work on the canal, whether the ex-
penditure is made with or without their
consent.
every respectfully, your obedient serv-
ant, GEO. IL. WILLIAMS,
attorney General"
As soon as the opinion was received by
the authorities at Louisville, work was re-
sumed. The canal company are not, how
ever, fully satisfied with the decision Of the
Attorney General, and propose to take i'm
mediate steps to settle the disputed points
in the courts.
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DAMAGING DISCLOSURES.
Gen. Grant Protecting Psymaster.
General Brice in Paying Forged
Claims.
From the New York Sun.

From the New York sun.
When, by an arrangement p ith President
johnson, Gen. Grant displaced Mr.. Stanton
and became Secretary of War ad interim
entering upon the personal control of the
War Department, he at once gave peculiar
attention to three objects, as follows:
1. Paying in full large sums of money
amounting in the aggregate to half million
or more, which had been retained by Mr..
Stanton on account of frauds in mixed
grain furnished for the Army of the Po-
tomac. The frauds, having been detected
and part of the money restored by the i'm
mediate agents of the fraudulent contrac-
tors, in whose hands it was, MIR. Stanton
also withheld further sums, which would
have been due had the frauds not been
found out and proved. These sums Grant
paid IN full.
2. The second of Grants three objects
was the transfer to ring of spectators in
California; certain military ring had be-
come interested in the afair-of tract of
land known as Military Reservation No. Z,
commanding Mare Island Navy-yard, This
property, whose possession was essential to
the military safety of the hayward, was
worth $l0O00,000. Mr.. Stanton had sternly
repealed and resisted every overture looking
to its transfer; but Grant, after he became
Secretary of War, ad interim, promptly sur
rendered it, the government receiving be-
tween $1,000 and So, 1000 only.
8. The third object to which Gen. Grant
especially devoted himself when he became
Secretary of War ad interim was the pro-
lection of his old associate and crony,
Paymaster-G General Brice, in carrying
Through and concealing the payment of a
large amount of public money upon forged
bounty claims. The forged claims had
been got up by a claim agent in Washing
ton named Lowenthal, who had presented
them to B-ice, from whom be had received
various payments, one of which, and not
the only one, had been proved before
Committee of the House Of Representatives
to amount to about S37 900. -
Grant was exceedingly intimate with
Brice, and they were both members OF
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A nelicate sensation.

Not few of our fellow citizens are aware
Of the fact that a stranger here was yester-
day evening arrested under very peculiar
circumstances. The distinct statement by
us of the circumstances to which we refer
might make more poignant the sorrow OF
an afflicted family, and the considerate
reader viii therefore readily excuse the
omission. The publication of the facts in
volved might make it more difficult for an
erring creature to retrace steps taken in
the path of evil, and therefore ought not to
be made. In thus retaining from any
more distinct reference to the affair than
this, we comply with sense of charity to
society and promise most solemnly N ade.
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Personals.
Hon. Henry Conner was In the city ye

Hon. Henry Cooper was in the city yes
terday.
Mr.. White, of the house of Lamer s. Son.
leaves to-day for Mil Spring with flying
colors.
Col. Thomas Boyers, of the Gallatin E1-
GBliRer, was in the city yesterday.
Hon. Z. /. Gonaday is in the city.
NJ. Burns, Esq, returned yesterday from
the Virginia Springs, where he has been So
journing for the past few weeks.
DR.. Morrow, State Treasurer, is on visit
TO East Tennessee.
Maj. E. Il. Ewing returned yesterday
from a recent sojourn at the Warm Springs
in Virginia. He appears to be much i'm
proved by the trip.
Gov. Brown left yesterday morning for
Pulaski.
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The Trostsng Races Yesterday.

There was good attendance at the Drly-
ing Park yesterday, and much interest in
the several races. The first race was woH
by Spears mare in three straight heats.
Time 3:1S44, 3:13, 3:15k. The second race
was astruggle between Williams Don and
Fuller's entry. The LIST, 4th and 5th heats
were won by Don, and Fulier's entry took
the I'd and Sd heats. The best time made
in this race was S:04s. The third race was
won by Treppard's entry in three straight
heats, the best heat being made in 3:06.
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STATE OF THE wEArHKR.
MAE DEPARrrzzr.

OsYIC9 OF TIE CEIER SIGNAL OBPIuHz.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. Is, 1874
Probabilities. -Northerly winds and clear
weather will prevail on Friday over the
New England and Middle States. Easterly
to southeTly winds, cloudy weather and
rain over the South Atlantic States. Clear
weather and light winds from Eastern Tex
as to Alabama and northwsrd to Ohio, low
er Michigan and Illinois. From the lower
Missouri valley to Lakes Michigan and
Superior southerly to southeasterly winds,
increasing cloudiness and probably threat
ening weather with falling barometer.
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Fnr nrsnanaia. Indioestinn nanras,

For Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Depression
of Spirits and General Debility in their
various forms, preventive against fever
and ague and other intermittent levers, the
''Ferro-P hosphorated Elixir of Calisaya,' y
made by Caswell, Hazard & Co., New
York, and sold by all druggists, is the best
tonic for patients recovering from fever or
sickness. It has no equal.
mh29 Paw friStues 1y
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lively HuG6.

Five darkies arrested Wednesday night
while participating in lively knock-down
argument on Cedar street, were yesterday
arrsigned before the Recorder and fined &C
cording TO the extent of their participation
in what they supposed was free fight.
They were arrested by policemen Ryman,
Dale and Allison, who reached the scene
of engagement just in time to prevent gem
eral killing among the the infuriated bel
ligerents.
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ErrOneOus Enumeration.

Some how or other the impression was
yesterday prevailing to some extent that at
the meeting last Wednesday of the stock
holders of the Nashville and Chattanooga
railroad, new or additional dividend on
capital stock was declared. Such was not
the case. The delusion probably grew out
of the fact that payments were made on the
former dividends to parties who had not
previously applied for what was due them
from this source,
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sumner County Convention.

The people of Sumner county meet in
convention at Gallatin next Saturday for
the purpose of appointing delegates to the
State Convention to be held here on the
21st inst. A gentleman lately returned
from visit 10 that county informs us that
there is considerable excitement as to the
convention, and much talk as to the dele
gates to be sent to that body. Whether or
not these delegates shall be sent under the
restraint of special instructions is being dis
cussed at a lively rate.
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EDEEIk.

SPAIN-At her residence, near Bellevue Sta
ton, n, & y. w. X. R., yesterday, in the 47th
year of her age, Mrs. MARY SPAIN, wife Of
John A. Spain.
Funeral at MeKendree Church at II O'Clock
this A. NJ. Services by Rev. W. d. e. Sawrie.
KING.-Died Tuesday evening, Aug. I3, at
his fathers residence, Russell street, Edgeield,
ARCHY RAMSAY, infant son of Archibald and
Maggie E. r. King, aged months and q days.
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Returned % Tnun.

Arriving passenger trains of the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad, and also
of the Northwestern Railroad, yesterday
brought home crowds of citizens who have
been pleasantly putting in their summer
time at watering places and other rural re-
treats in the Eastern States. The return
ing parties, without exception, looked in
improved health and very glad to get bach
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In Hall.

James Turner, indicted for gaming, was
yesterday committed to Jail, but subse-
quently gave bond and was released. Chas.
Branchman, under indictment for larceny,
but who has been avoiding arrest for several
months past, was yesterday captured and
sent to jail as the best available security for
his appearance at the Criminal Court.
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Train Detained
x y

The passenger train Of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad due here at five minutes
after o'clock yesterday afternoon was de-
tanned two hours in consequence of freight
train accident nine miles this side of Louis
vile, creating blockade which could not
be removed any sooner.
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Another work of Improvement

The wholesale clothing firm of Bolivar
II. Cooke & Co., having removed to their
new house on their old site, the house last
occupied by them at the corner of Front
street and the Square-the old China store
is in charge of the reconstructionists. A
new and spacious edifce is to be the result.
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un,znrrantefI Reaecfion.

In chronicling the disturbance which oc-
CURED at the postofice corner on Wednes-
day night last, the Banner says that not a
policeman appeared on the scene during The
rumpus, which must have lasted some fif-
teen minutes. This statement, we under.
stand, does the police injustice, Mr.. ALI
son having arrested two of the party.
and Messrs. Dale and Reyman the others.
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GREAT BARGAINS
DRY GOODS!

E1ROM THIS DAYsFORWARD THE
L s'ORlEANS STORE''
viii offer the Stock of Goods rescued from the
recent tire at great reduced prices. Parties in
want Of Sheetings, Linens, Domestics. Towels
and Dry Goods generally, viii find it to their adj
vantage to call ard see US at
No. 8 niOn Street,
formerly the Soc. Store.
Aug. Is, 1872. ct 0LWILL BROS.
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$1,000 ReWard.-Dr. G. Wesley Eos
ter, from Central America, has taken an
office at 253 Deaderick street, up stairs, Of
fers $1,000 for each and every case Of Ven
ereal Disease he fails to cure promptly.
Consultation free. Hours for ladies, 3 to
5 Pm. aul4 eod1m
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To tighten the hair in the scalp and keep
it from falling of, use Halls Vegetable ST.
Gillian Hair Remover.
jy31 eod1m wee, friS sun
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Trial Of speed.

A buggy horse making somewhat irreg-
ular exhibition Of his speed Though Church
street, yesterday evening, threw his driver
out at Masonic Hall, and would have done
other mischief but for the timely interfer--
ence Of certain feet-footed citizens, who
stopped bin IN his wild course towards the
river He j a r.--r rrH--,- sW
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"Tbey Cure!"-What cures? Ayers
CAerry PectOral for cough. Ayers Pills
for purgaiiye, and Ayers Sarsaparilla for
the complaints that require an Alternative
medicine. jy31 eod1m wed, fri6sun
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James Joseph Laslie, convicted in Lake
county for larceny, and sentenced to -four
years penal service, was brought here yes
terday and provided with lodgings at the
Penitentiary. This is, we believe, the first
representative in that institution from the
new county of Lake.
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nnrrish AFFAIR.

j. Rattle, the amiable fruit vender of
Deaderick street, was yesterday bitten on
the nose by an impolite dog belonging to
Mr.. Wydumskis. The dog has been killed
or ought to be.
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The jug of cider forwarded TO the UNION
AND AMERICAN corps from our old friend
Widick of Cross Plains, Robertson county,
came TO hand ssthis sida up with care and
contents noted. Hope these few lines viii
find you enjoying the same blessing.
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Twenty-Five Cents.-This amount will
buy bottle of Mrs. Whitcomb's Syrup, the
great soothing remedy for all diseases in
cident to infants and children.
aug13 d1w&W1s
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Trunk MaRufactOry.-Dunstead, at 81
North College street, between Union aud
Church, is SET ng Trunks and Satchels at
prices that def I competition. Trunks re-
paired. jy7tf
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The new Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia,
Pa, is within two blocks Of the Young
Mems Christian Association. augl3 1W
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Arrest OF a Murderer,

Aman named Sharpe, who, it is alleged,
has been concerned in the Preparation of
various murders, was a few days since COM
mitted to Jail at Florence, Ala.
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Ed. II. Miller's, at No. 7 n. College
street, is the place to get good Mattresses
and Bedding Of all kinds cheap, and also
Mosquito Bars. iy25 In
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Marriage Guide.-Interesting work,
numerous engravings, 224 pages. Price 80
cents. Address DIR. Butts Dispensary, IL
North Eighth street, st. Louis, Mo. See
advertisement. sep14 d&w1y
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THE Detroit Free Press says that Ned
Buntline has been engaged to write Soon
federate archives for the Government,
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CITY NoTICES.


PersOnal.-The Bonner, in giving the
details of quarrel and fight between, as il
says, ''two darkies,' concludes its account
by saying; "During the rumpuss, which
must have lasted some fifteen minutes, not
a policeman appeared on the scene, not
withstanding there were frequent cries
from the crowd, 'Where's the police?'" The
reference here made to the police is untrue,
and the party that reported the article is
guilty of falsehood, and he knows it. ].
II. Allison was promptly on the ground and
arrested two of the party engaged. Messrs.
Dale and Ryman were there promptly and
arrested three others, landing them all at
the Stationhouse a few minutes after the
tapping of the bell.
~ j. 81. ALLISON,
q. w. DALE,
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RIVER NEWS.

SsGSs Of Rivers, Aug. Is, 1S72-Height Of aoassy
ADORE LOl0 i0dteT marx at 500 p. NJ
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-02-24
READ AND TAKE NOTICE!

Hereafter, | wish it distinctly un-
derstood that such primo articles of
necessity as are enumerated below,
and other family supplies, will be
sold strictly for CASH, as the small
profits accruing from their sale,
and the necessity for paying cash
tor them will not admit of their
beng articles o! credit. l give this
notice to save refusal aud hard feel
lngs and Misrepresentation, and all
orders for these goods, not with the
money, will not be filled. Among
the articles alluded to arc Flour,
Bacon, Lard, Coffee, Sugar, Molas-
scs, Potatoes, Onions, Hams, Rice
Starch, Soap, Salt, Pickles, Cheese,
Candles, Tobacco, Snuff and Nails.
These articles are purchased for
cash, which enables me to sell at
low rates, and in order TO enable
me to make my spring purchases, ]
cannot indulge my customers even
to the extent of a "few days" his
absolutely necessary they MOud be paid
for on delivery.
Those who have already bought
on a few days time, and all others
owing me, are requested to call and
settle, as | e'nDot buy my spring
stock without the money.
r. W. PHILLIPS.