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MORE FREUDs EXPOSED.

MORE FRAUDS EXPOSED.
A Washington correspondent Of the New
70 k Sun makes the startling announcement
that there is a deficit of 100000 in the
accounts of the stamp department of the
Internal Revenue Bureau. In other words,
the stamps have been issued and sold, but
the money 70 the amount Of the missing
nj lions has not been returned to the Trea-
sury. The correspondent quotes from Gen.
Alfred Pleasanton, who was removed from
the Office of Commissioner Of internal
Revenue by Grant, to establish lis position
as to the rottenness Of the revenue d9psrt-
ment. Gen. Pleasahton addressed a COM
municatiOn TO tie Senate in which
be charged that ''Geoge S. Boutwell,, Secre-
tary Of the Treasury, has unsettled ac-
counts to large amount before said Inter
nal Revenue Bureau incurred when said
Boutwell, was Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue, and which unsettled accounts
rendered the said CT orge S. Boutwell, an
improper and unsuitable person" to NEEDLE
with the concerns Of tie Internal Revenue
Bureau. Pleasonton makes this serious
charge against Douglass, who was appoint
ed Commissioner Of Internal Revenue by
Grant:
1T was claimed that the appointment of
James ". Douglass as Acting Commits
sioEer (now cOnfnned) on the suspension
OF the Commissioner (Pleasanton) was in
H. = - r. A q
1916, the said Douglass having been Col
lectOr of the Nineteenth Internal Revenue
District Of Pennsylvania at Ellie, when
some twenty-nine thousand dollars were
embezzled from the funds in his charge in
the year 1864, and from that time up to
the day Of his appointment as Acting Com
missioner lie never properly accounted for
the same, and b accounts had never been
disposed of or settled by the accounting
officers Of the Treasury
This man Douglass, with this record, was
confirmed as the successor of Gen. Pleas-
anton.
But Gen. Pleasanton is not satisfied with
this arraignment of the Secretary of the
Treasury and his friend Commissioner
Douglass. He charges the President with
completely. He says:
at IS claimed by the undersigned that, as
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue he re-
ported to the President the usurpations Of
Secretary Boutwell,, as well as the unsettled
state Of the said Boutwell's accounts in the
internal Revenue Bureau. He also report
ed to the President the condition Of the ac-
counts of James w. Douglass, afterward
appointed Acting Commissioner of Internal
Revenue, and requested the President to
have such examination made while the I'M
dersigIed was in Office, that he might pro-
duce the proper testimony and papers as
would enable him to establish the above
facts. No such examination was made."
This is a pretty strong case. But the
Sun says it is assured there is much more
evidence not yet produced. The San
adds:
"Our correspondent alleges that the facts
have been for some time known to various
prominent persons who have labored
steadily and hitherto successfully to keep
them hidden. This subject is enc Of mo-
inert. Let us see whether the Republican
maiorityin Congress will think best to pass
it by without investigation"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-02-07

A NEW YORK paper has a word in favor
of native talent. 1t says: "People in New
York are beginning to find out that as an
opera singer neither Parepa, Nilsson, nor
any other stands higher in general excel
lence than our own Clara Louise Kellogg.
Parepa may excel her in the concert room,
but neither Moulton or Nilsson can. This
was expressed by us long age, and wewere
considered partial, but now we have plenty
of converts
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EhEENIS Publishers Scientific American,
81 Park Row, n. Y. Twenty-Five years. exper-
fence. Pamphlets containing Patent Laws, with
full directions how to obtain Patents, free.
A bound volume of 11S pages, containing the
NEW CENSUS by counties and all large cities
40 EEgTsvings of Mechanical Movements, Pat
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The New York Tribune begins to think
the present Radical Legislature of New
York win not do much in the way Of Ie-
form. The reformed legislators appear to
be only new flies on the fox's back, more
greedy than the old suckers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-02-07

THE Omaha Tribune and Republican
think that Mr.. Colfax ought to be allowed
10 retire, and express the opinion that Mr..
Wilson, of Massachusetts, would make an
admirable Vice President.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-02-07

TIE London, Athenemn asserts that the
Irish language, which is now the Oldest
spoken in Europe, is dying out. But
though the forms pass away, the rich
treasures it contains win remain for ages to
come,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-02-07
Union AND AMERICAN,
EONEsDAY, FEBRUARY !. Isza.

SENATOR MORTON has been explainirg
his National Idea " to the New England
ers. but some of them declare it is not a
rational one.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-02-07
FUNERAL UNDERTAKINGS

Dealers in First Glass Metallic Burial
Cases and Caskets-
A TTEND- PROMPTLY TO ALL FUNE-
N rails IL city or surrounding county, with tine
Hearses for both Adults and Children Tele-
graphic OrdeN filed with dispatch. Tsylor's
Patent CorpsasPreserver, besides other preserv-
ers, that are warranted to preserve corpse from
10 to 20 DAYS without decay. Sprogle's Patent
Burial Vault, the best in use. At the Office day
nd night. dec6 f
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Money! Money! Money!

DERSONS WHO DESIRE TO LOAN OR
/ borrow money, or pay it out for Real Estate,
should consult us before doing so.
ARLINGTON, FARRAR 81 WEAKLY.
Agents, No. 30 N. College street.
ian1A cod Till Oc14T2
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EGGS! EGGS! EGGS!

T WILL PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET
i price for Eggs up to May the LIST, 1872,
At my Stable. No. 1875 s. Cherry Street,
Nashville, Tenn.
lang deod1m&w2m j. S. BRADLE.
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THR English MEDICINB
SAVED Many FROH NEARLY GRAVE
What is Money Compared to
Health
Bead the following Testimonials
from the Rev. Dr.. HUNTER and others
our Oldest End most respect
able Citizens:

able Citizens:
DR. q: w. EENDERsHoTr, Agent-Dear Sir:
was SUFFERING this Spring with torpid liver l
used part of a bottle Of your "THORTON'S
EMIL .SH LIVER AND BLOOD PURI-
FL ElEt-s." 1t cured me at once. Several others,
70 "hom have spoken of it, have found great
,eneht from its use. am glad to commend what
Ibelieve to be so good medicine.
JOHN W. HUNTER.
Nashville, Sept. Is, 1871.
u. w. HENDERsHOTT-Dear Sir: was sub
Ject 10 chills and fever for more than three wears
and nothing but the English Liver Remedy would
cure me. L think it the best medicine in the
world recommend it to all. Yours truly,
VIM. WILES.
Co., Tenn.
MR. dENDERsHOTT-You called nv attention
to an English kidney remedy which Think high
y OF, and you will please send a bottle by bearer,
a9s o6llge yours, ETC., S. ARNOLD, NJ. d.
Sold BY EWIN, PENDLETON & Co, BER-
ny, DEMOVILLE & CO, LiTTERER &
CABLER, G. W. HENDERSHOTT, and all
respectable druggists in England and United
oIAJes dec12 tt
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SAFETY VALVES.
To Owners and Captains Of steam Yes.
seIs, and all others interested
i'm steam Gauges.
% - -
And being the only Registering Gauge
now Manufactured

and offered to the public, filing the require
ments Of said rules and regulations we, the nm
dersigned, respectfully call YOUR attention 70 the
fact that we are the sole owners Of the right -
manufacture and vend said Gauges, snd are now
ready to I'LL orders therefor in any req uired nun-
be Of superior Workmanship, AID 20 hare besn
tested by a Standard Mercury Column before
leaving the factory.
This Gauge is specially adapted for application
10 all boilers in u.s. Cor land puf poses, Il being
the first invention in the history OF the world
brought out at any time for the purpose Of regis
tering steam; thus giving to al parties who are
using steam for land purposes, not only protes-
ton 70 life, but absolute protection to property
affOrding positive knowledge as to WHISTLER their
boiler under excessive pressure, has at any tirae
been strained, which ne steam gauge now IN usa
except this has been able to give Parties VIE
are using steam can readily appreciate its I'M
pOrtanee, and we cordially invite all such to cal
upon our Agent, who viii be happy to show thea
the Register and its operation under pressure
In proof Of their merit we insert the following
testimony:
wAsHiNsToE, D. c., March q, ls71.-.Renz
Admiral John A. Dahlgren, o. s. n, Command
ant-Sir: In obedience 70 your instructions OF the
18th inst, I have examined and tested the Regis
tering Steam Gauges invented BY NJ E. ClaFk,
and respectfully report that il 10 exceedingly
simple in its construction, certain. in its action,
reliable in its indications, and liable to little eR
no arrangement. l think the de-ics complste
for the purpose intended to be accomplished.
Very respectfully year Obedient servant,
(Signed) CHAS. II. LORING,
Chief Engineer, u. 8. u.
Respectfully, WHITE 3 PAYNE.
JEWELL & BACHUS, Louisville, KY,
General Agents South and WesA
PERRY s. DUMONT, Agents,
jan19 eodtf Nashville, Tenn.
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COAL AND COKE
CHEAP CoALI

HAVING TAKEN AN INTEREST IN THE
IL spacious Coal Mines Of Kentucky, known a
the St Bernard Mines, on tho Evansville and
Henderson Railroad, and having conf, Of r.
disposition OF said Coal an south OF Springfield.
Robertson county, Tenn, we are detsrmi5eli ~
furnish NASHVILLE, Edgeheld, and the surround
ing country and towns so cheap as to nut fires IN
the reach Of the poor as wen as the rich
We can furnish a superior article and abuDa-
ant supply.
OFFICE-COrner Union and Cherry streets.
iy26 II MADISON STRA1vr0E n 90.
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EAZERAC BRANDY.

7 HAVE RECEIVED FROM THE a 6E En-. 1 ;!
i in New York, of Messrs Sazerac, DE F. 81 ~
Fills, of Cugnac, samples of the various yinta, eS
Of their celebrated Brandy from 1875 up to 1860,
at prices ranging from S4.50 to SO, cash gold.
Also Cabinet Holland Gin, pure, at 1915.
A. c. Meukow Cognac Brandy.
Larronde Freres' Brandy from So to SIS per
gallon.
The Grand Marque of France Cognac.
Otard, Dupuy & Co.
Old James Tennessee at $50 per gallon.
PcllevOson y Co. Brandy at S+.50 per gallon.
am authorized to take orders for any OF the
above goods TO be delivered at the Bonded
Warehouse in New York. Terms cash In gold
Samples can be seen at my Retail Store, where
the same goods can be bought st retail
Dealers desiring to buy pure liquors IN hIst
hands please call at 80 Union Street.
feb4-tf A. g. CARTER.
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RUCHANAN s Kennedy,
THE ONLY RELIABLE

THE UNLH hELIABI4E
II I'LL 20 . tt Il n =
IN THE CITY.
DERSONS WISHING POSTING DONE
L RIGHT, will please leave orders at this
Office. nov30 1y
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
RATTROAn


~ a E Pc z5sEH I !. 1T I'll
AZz-9zZ ~ ~ 81 u - w ~
TRAINS Run TO AND FROM NASH
i vile as follows:
LEAVE. (NoF. u, Isz1. ARRIVE.
O'sS AN BIB AN.
z.oO Pm. $50 Pm.
y Trains connect at Louisville fer st. Louis
and all points North, East and West
Mail Boats leaving Louisville at 10 AN.
ana Pm. arrive at Cincinnati in time to CON
meet with early trains for the East.
- Passengers from Gallatin and points South
arriving at Nashville at s:15 AN. have until 45O
Pm in which to attend to business before return
ing.
~ For Through Tickets, Passage Checks and
information as to Sleeping Cars, Through Com
nections, etc, apply at Office Nashville CITY
Transfer Co., under Maxwell House, and at De-
pot Louisville and Nashville Railroad in Nash
vile. ALBERT FINK
W. ~ General Superintendent.
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THE BATTLE HOUSE,
s NASHVILLE, TENN.
GEN. JOEL A. BATTLE,
PROPRIETOR

7 COATED ON CHURCH STREET, ONE
i 4 of the leading thOrOughfares u the city, and
directly on the line of the Street Railroad, which
connects closely with the different Railroad De-
pots and the Public Square.
Merchants visiting the Wholesale Houses can
md ear every few minutes on the Square, which
leads directly to the Battle House.
The Proprietor hopes to receive a call from his
old friends and the travelling public, promising
that one and all shall be made to feel at home
ie4 If
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Ne diral Blunders.

F'HiH lAe p"rrl eaea Surgeons applied their
-ai9@ 20 s-apgas .o.,ea4 pf wounds ~ tho pr.s.a,
a~IHeazaze ala, TIE medical protest. n ha, often
4n"i'Inzlg taken TOE with D.s.~ ID re- cgna. gs.
1.ta .a human system Even YET. 10 spite or,h.
'~@srrtn2s o'oH7'ur- 81 experience. soma phv.l-
clans D@ileyeIn Depicting ta~rr pa,lon,s. already
7@rpus.y exhausted 1y sickness. w.l plgeru.
ega14arn. "metlot saI'yant4 can,hardal p.s,ter.
" The lancet Bot. pDY.Ie1aalIy. public in,eli-
gene" D. ahsai VI Three medical lo.s,.., VINO belong.
pfnght " ne era u the CrI.sGa., Iha, powerful
aiyof nature IN IT, warfare Attn lhe aaIsas of.lcz
pes Ho~t@tler stomach Bitter, has opened NE
eyea of'ha masses .otbe paramount Imp,r,4nc. of
Increasing the vital strength Of the body when
menacsd ny disease. They understand mat when
tne atmosphere conditions are aeyerse to health
-ts. Tor example. Ia damp. chilly ~ severely
"yl1 ~rathct-lt % HIse 70 reinforce the system
with a WhGlcsgUIp tonic ana suiuu'4yt eIi
thus cHaDir Il b. cJmiat aud rrprl mo d urrgeitg
UUururr " an Indictment trTUUgFAtITp If ihu
rDfHiiiutipnal and animal powers Wef. nlnag-
mos rec ufta ~ the treaenrc prdargrr, the mo T.
laltF ffrtn Eph-lrurllDH. bronchitis chronic ruau
ma'lNfu, Gc. YOU'D h. much laag than II now il
me causes "hlcI pfJluce groups, 60 dg.-auiHsrv.
1lpth"fh ana caltfrh seldom eject "a strong and
actlFr iltal ystrm and Of all NttHfizinrf urppar d.
ubHf. Hottrtirfs Blilen has proved the most en-.
cent. II ~ not claimed that this standard touit il.
.. BfrTrthc NJ lung ami threat maladips, a. IL ia for
2 JNp-a Hyef complaint aud ~nlelnlteuts. but
q ~ hHhttlat.ual asserted that IL f. tie best
mcnts pfdlsrase
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P0fsoHoUs IirEs, Prot. "AsDERs0s's DER
MADOR' Instantly Gt.res Bee Btings, WASP
filings and Mosquito Bites. II neutralizeH the
poison and removes the Pain and Swelling IN q
few moments. Il should be- applied at once,
Tho wfiteI Lhs used q many times without O
single failure. Il will be- equally e%ffoctual IN
uentmlizing AID attracting the Poison from
the Bites Of oil YepomOus Insects Or llaptilea
No one travelling IN lhe woods slionid be with
ont A.
See advertisement in this paper.
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trrH a hltiy aud prDfIre nasal discharge :
Where d1es all come from; Thcl little glands
10 he Tissues lining the chamber NJ The more
afe liberated and Diseased, draaing from the
r3sthm its corruption. IT. II AZ ohtlet for IN
impurities. Htop this discharge Ny using the
many adgcrtiscd strong liquids, shnifs and In
haiahts and yGl make an outlet IN the lungs
~ elsewhere. The disease II translated 10 an
other locality more fatal. The rational way to
cure II ~ correct the system by using DR..
pisrcss Golden Medical Discovery. which
toner II ~, c]leanses the blood aud heals the
dissased glands by a specific influence upon
thefa, and 10 a%ssisi, ues Dr. Bage's Catarrh
f@fnsdy 9Th Dr. Plsrce'a Naral DDnche, the
Oily way b reach the upper aud back cavities
Where the discharge comes from. No danger
from tiis treatment, aud II is the puly sure
cure. The DDnches aud two medicines sold At
once W druggists for ~ 5l5.
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=, P,Vsh ,aR TAX. the,. E,,,.
eng -, 1'en
@ rs. m,1.y ~
q. @ Es, Sared $50 I
Ysis or indigestion. H.
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40 11,ts El1 prov, , ,'%u
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For Fsm-is Cam piaIntA, \ ,aa"s
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ut-ss3 -gy.-sgt -~
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>ktn Diseases, E,ar,o,, r.,I
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Tm 7"rG, EeM a0d foJm makes
some good suggestions 10 horse.owDcrs
na 10 stables, They should be light,
dLy, and veil ventilated. Dark stablcs
and bad ventilation bring on blindness.
CHAMBERS, and farcy. aud other discusses.
Ground floors are preferable for horses
~ stand upon, particularly in hot
weather, but they also possess diandyan
taRea, When horses stand on bDnrd
nOOra their feet should be- moistcned
frequently e. prevent feyered lega nnl
contracted feet. Working horses which
are bad feeders ahOnid be- often soiled.
- mashed out with scalded bran, ~
prevent constipation, restore the appe
We, and preserve condition Tor future
Mryiof,
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4 WOman's Right " hold his truth 10 b,
f"ii1fFilrht thil AIi women are entAwed " Ia Ger
cry $40 a thafu.r YAK Cooking Stove. The lafter
san Indispensable article ~ any well regulate
hnu4rli0 4.
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% & 30 GEMS rer notfIo.
D. RANSOM, SON G CO., Pro7ls,
BUFFALO, n. y. .

900 WANIED .Slga% iaH ss,al
VI HlIFALu LAND. IS l.au. W..W
AnrM1rp soc s&Du rr NJ
lUnH M ,,nd sacHw q IrataH mt DtItr. t4..r.
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i'm LJ,ls1 Iy..E 4rfE1Ht RI.

mr. n,lsl IlrE 4rrElHt rrE
a daa1.arr VI Living.
gsa a r-9..sae u .4a
2,sa' ,aa,
d. La g.o.e t. 4r,a, z,y year.
odd. ,a,2a at,a4 BIZ aa restored ~
h@ea.. BIZ aW<asaa mola Ak, q man
pin BIZ. ass yae.aI III. fitch year.
Ha a4.f a4s 3 apaulsa oY.,l JET. bit,
aeta aad there s,rsakeI Nth uay
.a raar tue tamp.ae hia board sd
anl'acae are yosg gray His eyes,
aa.Na afa aazn. age remarkably bright.
Ah aa 3 i'm zeau ~ o hawks. Hi
sae'a a.,Aa .allca,e the ~weakncs. VI
aga h. lard iara VI LuaIa has made
h@,Dl 10 tariE lines. His urn, which
mn aasImed a stDDt.sh appearance, 10
p At,.a o,ar the ordinary height, with
TIE sLQit"s, VpaaiD!e bow In the
sa,4l1rra When walking h. haa q
firm but aaaay tread, like that II all
oyerwpfkod or iatiVIed nan. H. H.
Dr1atDmed ~ near . naval rap With a
a@nl c.ncular poak, ~ Which he Aaa
b4en identified through Africa. His
drase nhcE fret / aaw him, exhibited
ioarna NJ patching and repairing, but
NAe .GfnpuInuely cLcan.
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fyA LDrGH-, CUR, iED TsE9A. DlorDEHs.
saA Hroraz Hggnaliql Tr9lLeg. having
Dr>57l heir eilcacy By a te-. u many YEAR.
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Dr>pL2,- Iea-t P,zler esHuY, be e,cei.s.
f1' making Light. sweet i1ff-. B-ar..-. Tsge-
'Drh Bread hc. II j. 4lszg. really and fell
able.
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... ..I.# &c., .r-sr 'I.t- MIN~IeN =
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Smyrna times., 1872-01-24
A Body and Mind Disease.

dyspepsia The stomach and the brain too inti-
aey allied for the to suffer without the other so that
dyspepsia dependency neparabe 1t be added
too that irritation the stomach is almost invariably accom-
panied By irritation Of the temper
The nvigorang tranquzng operation Of Hosteters
Bitters powerfully developed in Of indigestion
The first effect this agreeable tonic is comforting and en-
couragng mild glow pervades the system the chronic un
easiness of the stomach is lessened and
the restlesness which characterzes the disease
Is abated This improvement is not transient 1t is not sue
ceeded by the return the old symptoms with superaded
force as always the when unmedcated stmulants
given for the complaint Each dose to impart perma
nen accession healthiu invigOraOn But this is not all
The apearent and anbous properties OF the preparation
are scarcely secondary in Importance to its tonic virtues
there an Of bile the secretion is brought with
in proper limits and II the hillary IL inert and torpid
toned and regulated The effect the dchargne organ
Is equally salutay, and in Of constipation the cathar
action Just sufficient to produce the desired result gradually
and without pain Bttes also healthy
ton from the surface which Ia particularly desirable at thi
spells Of unpleasant weather are ap
the perspraton and produce congestion OF tn
liver coughs colds The best safeguard against all dis
eases Is bodily and this the great Vegetable Resorstv
esnecially promotes janl0-5w