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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-24

LAST Sunday, Rev. Dewitt Tai.
madge, Of the Brooklyn Tabernacle,
received a cable dispatch from Messrs.
Moody and Sankey, asking him if pos
sible to proceed at once TO London and
take part in the great revival. His
church held q meeting and decided
they could not spare him, whereupon
Talmadge telegrapbed back: Cannot
come. Great awakening in New York
No time for evangelical ministers to
leave America"
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CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIANS.
mr. ID. 6. SOUTHWICK,

CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN, one Of the
1 most successful specialists Of NewYork city,
bss located permanently IN Nashville. Guaran-
tees an cases OF private diseases OF both sexes.
AIso Iiouor. tobacco, opium, and all such bane-
f,I bsiits. cured permanently. Medicines sent
nv Fxpress. Cali, OF address with stamp, Prt-
yate once, III North Cherry street, near post
Office, Nashville, Tenn augZS y "a theAsat
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-24

a GENTLEMAN of Boston has written
a letter to Theodore Tilton, informing
him that he Is possessed of posi-
tive proof of criminal intimacy
between Mr.. Beecher and Mrs. Tilton,
at Providence, r. l., and will 60 to
Brooklyn to testify if desired. He
says he has kept the matter to himself
through dislike of notoriety, but now
feels that the interests Of justice de-
mand the exposure.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-24

Woodruff & CLAFLIN have again
thrown their banner to the breeze, and
set up as Broad street brokers. A
reckless reporter has had the temerity
to interview them. This is a new ven
ture. IS it mott" he asked. ooh, No"
replied AIRS. Woodruff. 1--WE have had
1t IN mind for some months past"
Yes" put in Tennie, eve made our
fortunes on Broad street once, and we
have come back to do it again." ave
mean 70 establish a branch house at
San Francisco, " resumed Mrs. Wood.
hull, another in Europe, and perhaps
q third IN the South" '.And we shall
certainly succeed" said Tennie. "Why
shouldn't We? l can transact the bust
ness Of my Office and be Just as much
Of lady as though 1 were living de.
pendent upon some one else" They
count confidently on Commodore Van
derbilt's coming to their aid.
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MEDICAL.
MANHOOD RESTORED.

A victim Of youthful imprudence, causing
tried in vain every known remedy, has found q
simple self-eure which he viii send FRKK to his
fellOw-sufferers. Address j. H REEVES, Is
Nassau street, New York. dec22 3m
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AND AMERICAN.
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH "a. 1870.

FRIENDS Of the old National Intell;-
gencer have been actively canvassing in
Washington for the resurrection Of that
Journal, and are said to have secured
enough means to warrant the enter
prise before the spring closes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-24

RADICALIsM howls because Virginia
has made petty larceny a penitentiary
offense. 1t is a blow, they say, at the
freedom If the negro. But if our col
ored brother viii abstain from picking
up things that don't belong to him, he
viii be able TO circumvent this snare
to deprive him Of life and liberty
Chicago Times.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-24

THE NetU York Herald Of last Sun
day comes to US a "quintuple" sheet of
twenty pages, containing eleven full
pages Of advertisements. That is the
way New York merchants do in dull
times, and it Is the only way to build
up great cities and great newspapers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-24

THE arrival in Madrid Of the Count
oss Of Girgenti, King Alfonso's big
sister, has been announced by cable.
Mail advices explain that the STRIPPING
King is respondent and threatens at
times to abdicate, in which case the
Countess viii be on hand 70 assume
the royal h5nors and prevent the Mont
pensieIists or CarlIst5 from snatchiug
the abandoned seePtre. For the first
seven years Of her life Girgenti was
Princess Of Asturias and ostensible
heir to the throne Of her mother Isa-
bella Then was born the puny Alton
so, stripping her Of both title and heir
ship. Now she becomes again the
Princess Of Asturias, and in noting
her future movements, the telegraph is
liable to speak Of her under that it'd.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-24

AEENT the resolution pending in the
Senate, the Republican Chicago Tri-
Juae says: "The frantic zeal for en-
dorsing' the past seems rather mis-
placed. II the action of the President
was good, it will stand criticism with
out being bespattered with Senatorial
praise by a resolution coneocted
IN caucus and carried only by par
tisan votes. If it was bad, no amoGnt Of
endorsement can make it any better.
The resolution submitted contains the
clause, Louisiana, Of which vii
liam P. Kellogg IS the Exec
utiye.' IS the President has public
" stigmatized the election Of
1872 as a gigantic fraud, would itnot
be as well to defer to his opinion, and
not state so decidedly that that fraud
really put Kellogg into power?"
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

nor THE SPEEDY CURE OF SIENNA
n weakness, Lost Manhood, and all disorder
brought on by indiscretiOn OF excess. Any drug
zist has the ingredients. Address Dr. E HILL
TON 8 CO., Cincinnati, Ohio. Oc2sd1y
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PROF. W. II. ROBSON

i AXES THIS METHOD OF INFORMING
the citizens Of Nashville and Edgefeid that he
win open his Dancing Academy for Young La
dies in McClure's Han in Edgefeld, on wednes-
day afternoon, at O'Clock, and for children on
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock, assisted by
Prof. j. KESLER, one Of the finest ViOlinists
in the State.
For further information see circulars, or ap-
Ply at j. A. Mcclure & Bros, Maxwell Rouse,
or to the undersigned at p Summer street.
mhZ7 % W. II. ROBSON.
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THREADBARE as the Louisiana ques-
ton has become from constant hand
ling, Senator johnson made some very
decided hits IN his speech of Monday.
The resolution pending before the SEN
ate proposes to endorse Grants policy
on one particular subject. The ex-
President asked if it was the duty Of
the Senate to endorse the Executive
policy on all subjects, and if not, where
should the line be drawn. If the poll
cy pursued in Louisiana was endorsed,
how about that followed in Arkansas?
Besides, there was the policy of gift
taking, which has been inaugurated of
late years in official circles, and which
possessed a questionable tendency.
Senator Johnson suggested that
a resolution expressive Of the
sense os the Senate with refer
ence to Federal officers accepting
gifts would be quite as appropriate as
the pending one. From the telegraphic
report, he does mot appear to have
specified Grant as a gift-taker, but the
hit was none theless palpable. and went
ranking home all the same. Again,
he showed how Grant was necessarily
cognisant of the recedents to the
Louisiana case, made during the more
troUblous era Of reconstruction, be-
cause Grant, as a subordinate, was then
called on to carry out the instructions
of President johnson. This argument
debars the present occupant Of the
White House from the excuse Of ig-
norance. He cannot, in extenuation of
the Louisiana infamy, even plead the
baby act.
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no. s, 1851
IlI C9sGnceFy at Nashville.
CtTATE OF TENNESSEE, OFFICE CLERK
- and Master Chancery Court, Nashville,
March the 10th, 1S75.-Michael Vaughn, Com
plainants, vs. Jno. S. Wise, Admir-, etc, ct ais,
Defendants
1T appearing from affidavit filed in this cause
that the defendants, A, j. HobsOn, A. p Gar
rett, Mary W. Garrett, o. j. Wise, Barton h.
Wise, VIM. D. Dome, Annie Dome, H. P. COute,
Ellen COute, Read J. Mckay, H b. Mckay,
,Jno. S. Wise, Administrator Of IhOs- T.. Jen-
nings, decd, and the heirs Of Mrs. Porter,
half sister Of DIT. ThOs. r. Jennings5 decd, are
nOn-residents Of the State Of Tennessee, 30
that the ordinary process OF law cannot be
served upon them. IL Is therefore ordered
that said defendants enter their appearance
herein on or before the second Monday Of
the next term Of said Court, 70 be held on the
first Monday in April next, tiS15,) and plead,
answer or demur % cOmplaiuants' bill, or the
same viii be taken for confessed as to them, and
set for hearing ex parte, and that copy Of this
order be published for four consecutive weeks in
the Nashville Union and American.
a COpy-Attest:
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR.,
Clerk and Master.
WIN. Hart, Solicitor for Complainant.
milo OaW4t
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SPECIAL DISEASES.
DR.. 6, .B0HAMNAH

CURES al Private Diseases without the use OF
~ Mercury. Charges reasonable. Guarantees 10
cure '.spermatorrhea. ~ Seminal Weak
ness In frum % weeks time. Once No. SO
North Fiffh 81, 81. Louis, No. Established IN.
ST. Louis In Is1f
RS-Dr. B.'H Treatise on Special Diseases. q"
which fully explains me nature, causes. symT-
toms. etc Of seminal " eakness, Female Com
plants. Syphisis and valuable Information sa
other delicate subjects. sent FREE IN pl1fn-
sealed Envelope on receipto stamp.
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PROFESSIONAL.
LEGAL NOTICES.
mo. s,IsO.J
Ia CRaRcerN EEt .H'NSEriIle.

w eIAaAs
IlI CEE0l1cery at Nashville.
OTATE OF TENNESSEE, OFFICE CLERK
- and Master ChanceTy Court, Nashville,
March the ID, 1sI5.-T. W. Caldwell, COm'r.
ETC.. use, etc, Complainant, vs. james Savage
ct ais. Defendants.
II appearing from affidavit fled in this cause
that the defendants, - Jones and Sarah
Jones, are nOn-residents Of the State Of Ten
nessee, so that the ordinary process Of law can
not be served upon them: 1t Is therefore ordered
that said defendants enter their appearance
herein before or within the first three days Of
the next term Of said Court, 70 be held on the
first Monday in April next, QS75), and plead,
answer, or demur to compartments bill, or the
same viii be taken for confessed as to them, and
set for hearing ex parte, and that copy Of this
order be published for four consecutive weeks
in the Nashville Union and American.
A COpy-Attest:
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR.,
Clerk and Master.
J. T Brown and F. 7. Reid, Solicitors for
COmplainanfs. mh3 OaW4t wed
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The Private Prescription Book.
.iHTTFfT3;S

6l7 st. Charles street, st. Louis, No.
Arlgzarly eiucf Ted and legally quafe d yssn fas brsa
1ugar engaged n ne special treatment q al VeneraaL
sexual and Chronic Diseases than any other physcrn
10 81 Louis tack hlel % city papers snow. EFphiE
eonorrnoas 6iees1 ercIlre Orcifs Hernia Rupture
al lFlnary and 5yplltc uercurial nflcous Or SIC
tnro1rs skin o. bones treated win unparalleled
1uecess, On latest ecientih1 principles.
bpermatorrhc8a Sexual DE 5ilifg and 1pote-lcT-
~ ne rasalt Of aet abuse, atlr years,
q other caulea aud which prcuce some o. ne ooailg
e1ect1s nsrroEl as1li1i sauear 1d5igt Hcag gf
sgi Esscrs nssors pi1lsf hs f1cs, Physical decay.
asarsioa % necifsv Of frlairI coft1s 1
aazadf pousr, e., rendering marriage Improper or
NH r.-rr cured Elrrular frna
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DISSOLUTION.

lHE FIRM OF A. G. EWING & co. IS
dissolved. A. G. Ewing viii settle up any bust
ness remaining unsettled.
March %, 1875. mh91 Nv
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such rival for San Francisco freights,
and hence no reduction of tariff. This
created the absurdity of higher rates
over a shorter distance on the same
line. To the railroad mind, any CON-
plant against such an arrange
ment looks ike wish to
deny New York the benefits
of com petition, and to claim for inland
towns the advantages Of a geographic
al position which New York alone pos
sesses and which has really made it all
it is. Now that the Union Pacific
railroad, under the shrewd manipula.
ton Of Jay Gould, has absorbed It's
rival of the Pacific Mail, it can raise
itstbrOugh tariff as high as the COM
mercial interests of its New York own
ers may justify.
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MARRIAGE GUIDE.

Rrpisninr VIE nay marry Who not Why. ne harsdi-
uss 20 Mllria7sCauses Conscquencea and Cure. Late
PhFsioorca discoveries In the Interesting function 0f
dnsfion WY people prelaturey iAhrn- An hnE
IA Doubtful inquaVe wish % know Al Illustrated 80
sre book eouianilg much Information for the Married
nose eontpi1fiug nlarge. Ever BODY should buy ana
fssD where they ind lt sent any address fs-sT
IS cents Pamphlet fee AZ ofce, for cents postage
send b. mail or any Of his works. and judge yourself
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Opening of Hess Garden"
n, vTo,,,Y,-- 1r.,..K, sa YS-x

WITH A GRAND CALICO HOP AND
w Bowling Tournament, 10 which he would
be pleased 10 see all friends. A good time may
be expected, so come one and all.
mh3i,wed sun JOHN HESS & SON.
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no. s,l69.l
Tla (h0aacPrlT 6Tf Nashville,
no. s,1SS.l
Han (HaaeeFaF at Nashville.

j. T. Brown and F. T. Reid, Solicitors for
Complainauts. mis- Oaw4t wed
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-11-13
What the Victory Means.
" Tis n communication devouiiy to be
wished

The pith Of our great victory is
thus pointedIy portrayed by the
Jackson Clarion. 1t means
low State taxes.
Low county taxes.
Reduction Of expenses in the Elk,
ecutive Department.
Reduction Of expenses in the jus
dietary Department.
Reduction Of the cost Of public
printing, school and all other
blanchcs of the government.
The repeal of the militia law.
The repeal oil the District print
ing law.
The ropeaI of the law authorizing
the Governor to appoint tax collec
tors.
1t will exact a bribery law to
punish and not to protect the brib,
ed officer.
1t will put an end to the strife be.
tween the races.
1t will Danish from our Legisla-
tive halls all measures tending to
insult and exasperate our people.
1t will place in Office men who
will consider themselves the SER
wants and not the masters Of the
people.
What a glorious consummation.
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IN 70 % overcome 8bd fi6 msr
tlhgslb0 aruseiY dared ~ ealers
f1ls q h0ps u bIa fbrres iir
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vass. and wien as t1#a into cJ6s
sideraaoa the vsfy short time Ls
bad " vofk init win 10 feodlect
ej Tint be eas onIy pot 10 tie fcld
after tbo dorIoHsion Of ibe nomina.
lion ly Gen Martin. 40 can apprc.
oiate The really brilliant cfJrt he
has mode. Tie time be- bod on hand.
bad 10 be devoted 10 Inc counties
west Of The Pearl, auI the good he
there accomplished may b5 oslinat.
ed by Claiborne County which beat
Cas.idy iu u over 1000 votes, aud
gave seal oser 800 maiDrity.
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M baig n ths Dsmssrsey.

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dirf ~ rHhrmJs. o. tf ditt Into fbe
Pnfl River Navigation end lm.
pfo9eufaf fsiudIf. exImInes the
Equalization 800, tbe Printing 800,
md grpeisIIy ogafhlals tbe plfd.
zan anj cgrfupt legislation which
has Impoverished tbo people and
enriched ai their expense the hungry
harpio, who bagJ been hitsDing
on public pap Or worse, ycnal leg.
islat0rs who have become rich by
vending votes.
The I'emocratic Party Of Missis
sippi has bss a greet work before II,
and has not only TO undo but to do
The people will expect much from
1t. and must not be disappointed
The colorod people must now learn
who are indeed and 10 truth, their
friends ; and that, instead Of being
I" put back into slavery. that they
are now just freed from worse than
Egyptian bondage to their task
masters the Carpet-baggers. And
that hencelorlh they will be Jreed-
men in reality, to exercise their
choice for men and measures, unaw-
ed and unmoested, and that here
after they may he guided by princi-
Piles and not hy the dictation Of i'm
pecunious fiice-seekers. They must
see and feel now that they are hap
pier, better-off and more prosper
Gus than they have been since they
became freed, aud this will certains
y result, as the State, and the cts
zens, and their employers, prosper. |
Now that the people know that
hey are not 10 be robbed of their
lard gained earnings by the tax
gather; with a feeling of confidence
throughout the State, in
very department of labor We ex
,ect to see indeed New Missis.
ippi", unknown throughout her
,orders since ante bellum times.
'eace and plenty Mississippi mrs.
,ently needs. We feel assured that
he ole will be acquired, and the
ther restored, nnder the benign and
onest sway o! the Democracy.
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d1Rn fbg beasl and q stoim taR d.
pHcb,d hW crasing outside Nv
sr4fch " ihe mI siag pasleoggf and
cfeg
Tie steamer bafnod 10 ne waier's
cdgg and is nov reported sinking.
II ~ Supposed tho vessel and her
cargo afe a total lost
The City Of Waco c1rried a val
uabl8 cargo. She bad crew Of
thirty mon, inclading Officers. Iior
pa.-gpger II numbered twenty in
the cabin aud Storage.
Steamers bad been sent oBt in
search Ot the boats, and garages
along the beach, but nothing could
be seen Of them.
GALVESTON, Nov 9, 10 p. NJ
From all the information it is possi-
bic to OBTAIN to the present hour. it
seems the Waco was lying with her
head to the gale, and the fire, which
FIRST appeared forward on deck, had
caught in tie "a 'ge quantity Of oil
which swept over the vessel, burns
ing everything before it. There
were fifteen vessels lying at anchor,
thirteen Of which were to leeward
OF the Waco.
Tie supposition is If any of the
passengers or crew had appeared
aft on the vessels deck or one of
her boats had been launched they
would have been seen by some Of
the other vessels, none Of which can
confirm the first rGmors Of seeing
her boat pass through the feet.
The impression is now gaining
ground that not a soul on board the
i'll l>fated vessel is alive.
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VOTE OF PERRY CoUNTY.-We e
are indebted to the Hon. J p. Car
ter Tor the following vote of Perry
County:
Hemingway, 36l. Buchanan, 36.
R. Seal, $40. Lynch, "a. Ford,
264 d. 3 Seal, "a. Bradford. %.
For Representative, DR.. ellis, 347.
Foxworth. 38 II. M McCallum,
elected Sheriff. D. II. p. Jones,
Clerk. A. G. Rhodes, Treasurer.
John II. Holder, surveyor.
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THE PILOT contains the valcdic.
tories of .Messrs. Jno. B. Raymond
and +. II. Whipple. The former
had already, he states, disposed of
his interests as part owner, in the
paper. Mr.. Whipple possesses
splendid abilities as a writer, and
managed generally to give as good
as he got when the numerous Demo-
cratic editors were after bin. 1t is
a great pity his talents were not
employed in a better cause than
boIstering up the thieves and scamps
who have teen plundering tie State
for the past ten years.
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We had the largest funeral in this
city thi, evening that has been here
in some line, sill the p, oplc do not
seem to regret it in the least every
one Seems to rejoice instead OF
mourn. Yes! to-day We buried
the Republican pariy with all the
honors Of military style.
The funera possession started
from COtterelPs livery stable and
accompanied uy the brass band
moved TO the Court House where
the coffin, a huge concern spacious
enough 10 contain half dozen men
was placed on a table in the bar,
aud the inquest was held with all
the solemuity possible on such an
occasion. One of the witnesses
stated that he had been acquainted
with the gentleman Tor ,metme
and that he thought the disease was
constitutional. That the spinal col
umn was badly affected. He seem.
ed to intimate, that Mr.. HamD
Harrington was the back zone,
that is our worthy Chancery Clerk
who is well known defaulter, An
other witness stated that he knew
the gentleman about seven years
and lhas he was very BAD charac-
ter and that he thought the cause Of
his death was being shot with some.
thing owe 900 green tickets (that is
the Democratic majority in Coliax).
Finally the jury rendered verdict
that he came TO his death by an
over burden of conscience, and he
was consigned to the grave and
pronounced iriecOverable.
Well Coltax has been struggling
under the oppressive yoke of Radi>
calism for a longtime, bat now she
is free; she is redeemed, and her
redemption can only be attributed
to the continual exertions Of every
Democrat in the county. They la,
bored hard, they labored faithfully
both night and day, and great is
their reward. Besides liberty and |
freedom, they have won the smiles |
and caresses of. the most beautiful |
ladies' Mississippi affords, which is /
by no means an insignificant mat
ter.
There were two men shot in our !
city last week but neither of them /
badly hurt. Tie first was one Of
lhe most prominent men oil this |
place, Co.. Shotwell, he was shot
BY one OF the Radical Board of Su,
pervisors, in consequence OF an arli-
lie which appeared in the "Soath-
ern Advertiser, for which hc said |
le was responsible. The Colonel's
friends were soon at his side aud
,ad it not beea for his own coOl and |
deliberate orders the asSaIiant Wonld |
lave been mobbed Immediately.
Since the burial, everything is
,uiet and all will return to business
With cheerful hearts hoping fer bet
er government in future.
Wishing you success &C., | am
Iours lIuly, b. L. Ii. W.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-11-13

GENERAL Dix, in a speech at
Brooklyn. New York, on the 3lst
ult., said he had a deep seated con-
viction that the restoration of the
Democracy TO power in the State
would be perilous to its best inter-
osts, and Democratic restoration 10
power throughout the Union would
he perilous to the lest interests Of
the whole country
If Gen. Dix says so, we suppose
it must be so, but nevertheless nots
withstanding, we intend to try it
on in Mississippi.