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Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-02-17
T1TowN AND COUNTRY.
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Esq. Those indebted to us will cal
and settle with him.
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mere 10 appear ln tDe ehSe OF u
W.. John w. Ellis, ex-Rev-
enue Collector. gr
-Messrs. Allison and Earnest
Of Jonesboro, Col. Mckinney, of
Rogersyille, and Judge Barton Of
bIorristown are among the lawyers
attending this term Of court.
j. O Che says that @ stands
for Curiosity A. Remine Is in at
tendance on court. and informs us
that they had a high old time at
the organization Of the new county
Of Unaeoi.
Our readers viii notice Mr.. j.
B. Spencer's advertisement in this
issue. he keeps up a very large
stock of drugs, groceries, chemicals,
&c. and the public will do well to
~patronize him.
Thomas Fletcher, the Young
man who was bound over to court
some time ago for the supposed
theft of seven dollars from Mr.. e.
Link, had his trial yesterday and
was acquitted. The money was
returned to him.
Base ball is reviv ne. A game
was played at Cove Creek, Last
Saturday, between mines of Peach
Grove and the Cove Creek. The
score stood; Peach Grove, &c, and
Cove Creek, 80. Another game
was played betweennines of Holly's
Creek and Rheatown, at the latter
place. Score, Rheatown, s; Holly's
Creek, Sc.
Geo. B. McGaughey and fami
ly left for Atlanta Thursday even
ing last, where they will in the flu
ture reside, Mr.. McGaughey
being a member of the firm Of Nc
Gaughey Bros. Greeneville has
lost several good citizens in the
past few years, but we know Of
none whose departure was agreater
loss to the community or more
deeply regretted by all. We wish
him success in his new sphere.
According TO our Holly'S Creek
correspondent Tusculum will soon
be putting on corporation airs.
The place has a store, o mill for
grinding corn, saw mill in course
of erection, a monthly paper, a
local physician, a town site With
the best Of water. Town lots are
selling at $4,000 an acre. He
ITO
thinks the day not distant when
Greeneville will have to look out
for her laurels. The Holly's Creek
base ball club, he says, considers
that it has put a fniSher On the
Greeneville first nine, ms the latter
failed to come to time on a chal.
.lenge.A o.Gaa- a
In a letter to FL, Fl. Ingersoll,
j. B. Killebrew states that be is
reioiced to sec that the people Of
our County are preparing articles
for the Centennial. He says of the
rocks and ores, that they need no
particular preparation. But the
specimen blocks Of marble should
be dressed at least on one side.
The lron ores might be sent along
in the rough blocks, the larger the
blocks the greater attention they
VIII attract. Everything intended
for the Centennial should be placed
on the railroad and Genl J. T.
Wilder, of Chattanooga, notified.
He will take charge of the articles
and see that they are placed in
proper position. Everything should
be in readiness before the LIST of
March. .....
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-02-17

., uAm --Cspt Frank HybArger drop
aIq"ped In to see usi Tuesday morning.
iaa he, tells us, thrt his patent fence
q disselling we'll Several State rights
have been disposed Of and those
Who ptrchasedAhem report Aatter-1
ing success. Good fortune cordd
not have fallen on better shoulders.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-02-17

FEB 10, 1876 ...i..
Vs5.Ja NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
u ANY mud ont your way.
1.-THE G. j. is raising EN-.
,t-Circnlt Court in session.
,-lFitful spittings of tho beauti-
tul, Tuesday. p l.r
'.sil4They indulge in casino most
" here abouts.
nAaMeasles still raging among the
sTnsculum students. -5 .t, 1af tag
s4oeASe advertisement Of the La
dies Aid association Fair FIX
snAThel local lodge of Good Tenn
splars has been adjourned sine die.
WHO sent him that valentine :
Hewahts to find the man, that's all.
.rsir--Our physicians report a great
ideal of sickness in town and coun-
,tryn Principally pneumonia.
sdi'a-Jas. H. Robinson, Esq, run
the judicial machine Monday, IN
the absence Of Judge Gillrnwaters.
Ioor5-Smofe1yor glass A partial
sueelipse of the sun March 25th;
partial eclipse Of the moon March
in10th. ia qa.d -aa % ~.
..gg-Col, John Mckinney and Ma
Iajor- Felix Earnest Of the Joneshoro
sIlJonrEnal honored US with visits yes
terday.
"a 1.-THE first term of Rev. r. D.
Park school expired Tuesday
He has it in q very 6ourishing con
nditiomdi .t''i"a n'"i ''
,gr.. -Gherles Rankin died at the
bnhomeofr,hi his motherg,!two miles
slCabove.town Saturday, 18th INST, of
Ii'cohshmption. a.''.'n ~.
They say money is awful scarce
'Halacbh't GET any at I'LL, Int we have
.'5"tolmeet the man who ism tgolng to
tIthe Centennial. ao'a
.sgsm--April showers are rushing The
'iraehson imposing on the good ma
Ia naturel ofithe public, as it we're,
,io5Plehty Of them Sunday,
-Severel Of the boys have bust
ness il other parts just now, which
Will, In all probability, detain them
is-aniilii after the present session Of
ar coourrtti l1,, ,at il aa5 .,a. .ta
u noL-The9 people along Lick Creek
.dg are enthusiastic in favor of Col.
V'iJOhA OWeems for the Legislature.
They conld not have picked on d
a better man.
,ne2-Jqdge Gillenwaters failed to
vii putin an appearance Monday. The
11~9'iteople' murmnred audibly. They
, say he should either travel on Sun
baadayi or let them stay at home Mon
day. w.
II 1.-THE "busy bee the symbol of
70" activity indeed! Why, you don't
HlFsee epe all d,y long now, while the
Us cheerful hedHug plies his occupa-
ton from early candle light to break
Ia:of day. This thing must be chang
,i fble''h l..allt 80.
ID s6I An old fellow called at the
'"s Hardware store, last week, and in
quired for mining tools. He said
= Inc had mined gold in Utah aud
a, california, and other Western
States, and that he had traced gold
DncktoNn to. some point on
the Holst0nsot.t !.s.Lt, ,.d
or y7TNext Tuesday will be TIE an
niyersary Of G. Hatehet Washing
toms little birthday. The John
lRpuo JGiardq will do the father Of
MS country the honor to appear in
sutbeir calico suits on the suspicious
,,occasionu We commend their pa.
40 triotic zeal. ou
u.m capt. Frank HybArger drop
sped In to see usiTnesday morning
I'd he, tells us thet his patent fence
isselling we'll. Several State rights
" LlI-AlIN- ,.---- ~ mn -1 lA
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-02-17
ASTONISNING
Yet forty days, and Ainerah shall be Orer
HrOra."

Yet forty days, and Aiterdh shat de orer
HrOrn."
Future events prophecied by rules in
Renmcr's Prophetic EGHh, For,
tunes ioretold IN the ups aad downs OF
rriccs CIR the nexttwenty years; the future
Judged by the past. What year to make
money on pig-iron hogs, corn, provisions
cot'on aud when We viii have the mex,
panic, what year hard times will end and
business revive again. Every farmer, man
ufaciurer. legi innate trader and specuIctor
should have this book to know the future,
so As Ia avoid loss and br successful. Seni
to any name, post paid, for 81, Address
SAMUEL BENNER, cambridge, Ross
County, D.
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49, wEEKIY 49,
ls76. NEW YoRK. I876


Eighteen hundfsd and sovonlyssix 4 tho
Gene NAL year. III b also The year n which
ia Opposition House cf Representatives, ihe
1Fst since his war. viii BE IN power NJ Washs
ington and Inc yeaf Of the twenty third elec
lion 81 Il President ~ the Unispd staie-. All
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Grants administration and will. Il il 10 be-
hoped. laY the foundation far Q new md better
period ID our national history Of Oh this
THE SUN will eolttin complex and accurate
accounts furnishing It's readers with early and
trustworthy ingCfmnion upon these absorbing
topics.
Tho twenty third Presidential election, with
the pr8parAt & ior it, will BE- nemOrabls az
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term 81 power and plnnder and still more as
deciding who shall 90 the candiaaee of the
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~ Nsa Qtsaa ellsa
3o dispatch from franklin Sc
Mary peEiAN M pa0 ad Thurs.
aAs morning e1itin tls address
ll ne principal memhefs h sbe
baf of Harry % Meniz ihe Par.
A od requesting aim 90 ge-
sien fh position which es IS not
nuai either og capacity .sarn-
9ng character Us ail Will excite
100 snolI aegaa 81 surprise in
those States ehief ase Tree from
es0fpaii8n
AF. AseJtE So everything de-
scibed b4 lbe aieners Of the ad-
dress and esen mueli worse. His
nlellee dull by nature. and will.
gul culture 81 discipline. has been
Impaired hy inebgiale habits. OF
scholastic leaFning he Is almost,
and of legal learning entirely, des-
fiiala. He Is not capable of ap-
preeiating as arguEaent oY Of form
ing y rational legal opinion. He
scarcely attempts 10 deny or dis
anise his eenaliiys and his cOnrl II
4 heer m0ekery 81 Justice. He has
long been an eye-soFe and 6 mule
Rance Cd ihe bar and All decent
men who hase snits before him for
trial Yet he declines To leave Tie
seat dishonorad BY bis incompe-
seney and eoFfnptnHss, because he
Inns not been asked to resign by
Ais negro constituents
Mantz is d genuine sample 81
She scum which Tie radical rule
has brought lo Light N Louisiana
perhaps 10 point Of intellect d
hltle below she average carpet
Dagger, bnt il point of morals
about on D par With the rest.
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From she Sew Orleans Times.
Referring 10 the whisky ring
prosecutions The prediction of tha
Times made i month ago appears
nbort being verified. II trans
pirea Tint Mr.. BisloW has not,
1hns laF, developed as Il oonspira-
f0g with Presidential aspirations :
thnt he 10 not The rival ~ General
Grant, bnE Oh che contrary that
the movement 90 So Louis, In
dianapolis and Evansville was die
tated by Che 4 IMAM 90 h0raeback. "
That spoiled child the American
pnbiic has onlg 70 cry loud enough
10 get its wish. and ita persistent
talk of corruption has nc length
geached tho Presidential ears.
Every indication shows that She
President hos a length realized
that official purity ID q popular
card. Those who have chung to
the belief that hia excellency re-
eoRnizes I'd Mr. Bfistow a danger
ous rival Will find themselves
greatly mistaken. We haya ii
arom what III esteemed Else most
reliable authority that the Secre-
tnfy 81 the Treasury and the Ex-
ecutiye Gro thoroughly Ell rapport.
Far from assuming tle role Of an
ambitious Antagonist IL il asserted
that Mr. u. nos only thoroughly
appreciates General GFanss desire
Tor reform bns Will prove through
ont his eincerest friend. From Tie
lights before us Il II not ungeasou-
able % anticipate Il sudden check
nf she short cuts g. prosperity.
The probabilities are greet that
tho rard Jury &C indianapolis
haa already indietad more than
one individual who succeeded ii
acquiring u fortune at tlie expense
"a the government, md were 4 ca-
pias issued amy day We would hy
no means Us surprised The grim
tMes b gradually being developed
that iha Nasioual Executive Il pro.
pairing @ cali & spade s spade.
Possibly some one may suffer.
AEayh0r Gen Ballcock tnay go by
she board bat lhe Indications aFe
that tla Nasionnl Executive Is car
more interested il Gen. Grant
shan any otleE aan within sha
fanHa I'll h acquaintance
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nihLIAA anE0e.
nna AnAaaMs
OFFICE Oh
GREGG's PURCHASING BUREAU,
ID. I ngRaNNlT -
- q eaaal. ~ IITIa.1-- L9aIlIa1l-


Cornef gG canal, New Orleans, Louisiana
4 ETER NATURE bELGAsEN ALTON AS
- "a the wants and necessities peculiafis
this section If the country,
GREeH's PURCHASING BUREAU
hss beou esi hlished IT. New 0tleans. A lonr
N chimes, has iuduced Us Is usest i slecally
in hi Ina.
Fifss Class Maehiues 81 Aif kis,ls Of lnWgii
raioF.... Ihe New Understood Naekeye la a
Machine. unly 81 SecOnd-haaid Aiachius
il gooi order, u hali mai c.- hu lasesl ata
hest Attachments i0i ai nlarl ili,f...... Tuekefs
RnGlera gpYderr, Bnslcs Pa sietniaerr. en-
Jc.,... The best Nredlce E ,aH tia nls.....
The best repared Sewing aa ais 0ii...~ lhu
bess Sowing y chine Cotton We er irai
MaGhinsea low rafes..,... We iakU uld maehillee
10 par pHy for new ones
Sewing NWchincs Pianos anb Organ sold
~ monthly payments a ;he raaafsy, e Palirl
giving relefaHe
Sire ADA aRkGG respses Mfg afeu hir
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MILLINERY. DRY g0ops. TEwFIRY
FANCY AND T0sI.Er ARTlcLEs,
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Any articles IL Iial ~ and Ghild en' wear
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M B. All Enquiries relative % ariielss
mentioned s4tnm ntioned. will No nRswcgsA
fro 81 cllaree- 0ur facilities foE peFehasiug
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ehargo u paFtfos We bsy Tot. VI ruaFanse
satisfaction u qasHiy and pFiea Ono bali
ihe pureapss priee should aceompAny lhs
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expreaas oF registered lettes
Cotton consigned 60 us will Be scored aaa
disposed II q the best advsgiaga 10 ~ cWneis
and all iDslraoliens relative thereto strictly
carried nul.
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Payer.
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BILLIARDS / BILLIARDS
~
JOHN DIELtDNss.
ON PUBLIC SQUARE AID LAKE,
Lake Charles, Louisiana.

/ would respectfully inform those Of
my friends, both here and alta distance,
who have nE9 expectation Of getting
thirsty. thnt have just received . most
complete assortment Of Pure Liquors
ever imported TO Lake Charles, which
/ am desiroHs Of selling NJ wholesale
and retail 1t prices to..instifv both seller
anu buyer. Ny wines and brandiea are
unsurpassed and my WHISTLES " the
Simon pure. Before leaving town be
sure mud call around and take d parting
farewell. Lager beer. Scotch ale and
porter constantly on hand. ap4n4y
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g DIX. ROGER sons
QUEEN VICTORIA
ISL M E 10 IFTN

For thu cnrs 81 Female Complaints Heart
Lung Liver kidney BoNo- Blood
and skin Diseases Obi d AID Fever Group
-CataWh s. Hopping gough--Aathna Dy8
pspsia- Worms Cough NeFvOu, Debility
Eaeh 81 90 by Mail.
ADVICE gratis, with o. without Medicine.
Write afmploms
an kinda 81 Female Cnrn~laints , speciality.
Dr. geraon, rom Scotland. Wa8 . pupil Of
The late sir James Simpson Physician Il
Queen Victoria.
Address, DIR. n ROBERTSON,
r. o. box $500, N. 4. lily.
nov 25--6m
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AND STORE.

One mile above Iake Charles oil the
Calcasiou River.
The undersigned wishes 10 inform
Che travelling public and Stock Droyers
that he has put his Ferry and beof pens
in good repair, and is ready 70 accom-
MEDIATE an who may wish To cross with
him, with everything That il generally
required by stock men and travellers.
He has a large safe Flat, suitable for
crossing any kind Of stock; also two
chain boOms for swimming Pasturage
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