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THE RErUIiUCAX.
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Ol Et FLATI OlllI.
XV,; advocate llio Civil, Politica
tiiii Ko;:giou8 liberty of all men,
ii i . , , i ciive of co'.or or party.
V.; ;u-o in favor of the people take
Jiiir intTucdiato lawful eteiiB to en
ir:i;i. liisu every UisfiuucLiticd man in
iLi' Mule.
Wo advocate all mensuros londing
1,. d.-.-tlop, imjirovo and enrich our
n and &tate.
Wo are iu favor of law and order,
n;uo aud j.robpcrity succeeding
v.ir, division, hate, discord and
J hill.
11 . iiw 111 an ii im im
What's lire Um?
Wlifit can bo the advar.tago of
i.mv lcrping cn tlio evils of slavery,
bud i he cruelties and wrongs of tho
into -ivil war ''. These things have
lu long enough disuusiK-d to btrve
i.vy lito.'ul purpose; and our UadK
i ..; l.icLcIs in ain rppeal to them
i. i-political capital that can arail
;.i.y other purpose u U keep up
A clings, and J:.:nagc tacitly, Ly
)
iovi'iii;iig a gt'i u'i ia iviuiii iw jvw
,,1 ..nd pe.M-cful i:nj rove uk its.
We will aek our: w:-.ucn, and our
;.orod friends, oepef'.nl!', to mark
il.o mon who do buch Urn;', llicy
:,io persons who want to perpetuate
s-uiio, and trade upon tuc lower J':iaJ
ii;iis for personal gain.
Tho question is not again ' raised
,.a i k' ivci'v w ms rifhL Or
vnng. Tliia is a fcettk-d mutter.
.Noi.rly all tho lato fciavc owners
vouM Uko no pay to lo encumbered
j.gai with tho trouble- and disad
Mintages o the "domestic inst'.tii"
iicls.". Tosfcibly some few may
much regret tho .convenience of
t-i.tvu labor;, but if most of them
high ovor tho los9 of tho capital in
vited in their ec; vi nts, it id a trial
f hey ure quite willing to suffer, and
Mould not, if they could, roinvcei it
in tho same way.
Wc have conversed with many
frwthurn men,' all whom were largo
loHTslytho emancipation of tho
negro, tut not ono of theai ever
liintcd adesiroto return to the elavo
Hetcm. .But all seem . glad that
iho whole matter is act at rest for
over. ' r . i
It is notorious too that tho color
ed man finds his best friends amongst
the .Conservative and Southern men.,
We aro no sticklers for social equali
ty. For that which does not, and
never did, or will exist amongst the
white, lv.cf,. cannot very Eoon lo
maintained by the two races respec
tively. : Ca'J iHinly it would not be
expected 'oftiH, that vo-. should, go
out' of our wny to ippofio this sort
of equality, many of. '.our, white
irlcnda may bo Uirptfcd to do, but it
is' a fdolisll qu'eMioiV ft,lti ,one oul
bide Ui.e fpliereol'hegiblation; 1 -
ijod help us i! w-'o w ere to he com
jelled to be on Urius of eociul equal-.
My witli vome 'folks, wo pomctimes
i;oot.
, "Ir.' our faith it is a'.fixcd fact that
th object of to much badgering
iihotit social equality is that the
'Southern people may so much ,rc
ftnt it, that in tho Btrifo created,
bonio utTcctpd excuse may exist to
.ileprivo them longer of their politi
1 cat rights ns citizdny, When this
'question is jTactically cettled in the
, P.adic'al IvepuLlican' States if Mho
North, it will raliW no fuss, here;
but they w ill have to advnnco in
. , this direction blno degrees' ' further
tfiaiif thoro ni to-day, 'b ifof5 ' they
can beflft of tin' much libornlity, by
lifllf, as tho colorwl man now re
t ivi'9 from hi." late mauler.
Women's Kikl'v
And it is a great question too ; at
least tho leaders in this growing and
widening Euhject would have us au-
mit. As wc have not ha4 any agita
tion of this sort in our ow n vicinity,
our columns Lavo not ccntributed
much to the gcteral diVeustion. Now
to our lady friends we pay, -wo want
all of them to have their rights ; we
would not wrcrg rno of them for
tlo world. JJtit what thoso rights
aro h tho thief dillieulty.
Only a thought or too will suflico
to open tho' matter at present. A
serious aspect, in moro than one
form,jjl nresontcd ul thofiist sight
of oar subject;, and demands atten
tion. In tho countries where the
Bible is not known, woman is abused
and debased. Iu every land where
this book is valued by tho inhabN
tanls, wc see woman honored, and
is on terms of social equality with
man, Tbercforo the ladies aro in
debtod lo the religion of tho holy
scriptures for their position of free
do)n, elevation and refinement.
Now it seems as if our remarks
:,rc not true, because the bihlo is
generally circulated and received in
tlo United S'.atcn, ru.d it is hero
where the woman's right's question
is most agitated. True, but wo have
one proposition more to make; it is
that amongst those people who have
thrown oil scripture restraint, wc see
this discussion to be tho loudest.
It is not known, v.-c believe, that
any true follower of tho doctrines of
the New Testament begn this de
bate of woman's rights.
To our m-'iiJ it is simply infidtli
y to which the liiftJftii u must bo
traced in lis crl gin, ml mcstef its
('emands, aud at tho very bottom of
nil this iimir.inc gLd'atoihip is
downright ingratitude for tho distin
guishiug privileges of wi man, which
none- ore practically ignored through
the jclcqucno' and declamation of
(he -taleolcd ludy sinkers, whoso
boldness affords amusement for tho
public pi c us. A rejected biblo, and
despised Savior arc in the neighbor
hood of tho Spiritiet's creed that
woman's light is tho right of liccn
tiousness.
Now that wc have delivered our
souh on the general question, let
uu show that our hostility is not en
tire ; for surely some things are
wrong bide up, and rcquiro to bo
overturned. Tho woman who has
no male representative has a right
to be provided for in tho elective
franchise. I3ut chiefly in tho op
erative departments of life, ia some
change needed. There aro employ,
ments peculiarly fitting for fcmaleB
and woman's rights aro invaded
when men usurps, her place: Lid
tho Creator make men to measure
bobbins and tape ; bell hair pins, and
baby linen ? Wro don't want to sec
women climbing ladders, and laying
bricks i n high scaffolding ; but us
well may thoy do this, as for men to
deal in chignons, falso curls, auu
artificial flowers when 60 many
millions of ucres lie uniilled. It is
degrading to fiud sharp wittcd young
fellows, great strapping bix feelers,
betiding over counters, selling con
fectionery stationery, corsets, crino
line and - petticoats. Thcro is no
gallantry or chivalry . in it, thug to
olbow a woman out of her lcgilu
mate spheres. . ,,
: Wo coukl spicad out here ; thcro
id wide scope. As for the rest, we
know that a true christian iromun
will bo most elevated by a heaven
approved subjection to her own hus
band, and nothing but spiritualism,
infidelity, and tho devil dictates plh
enviso, and the lust includes tho for
mer two ; all tho declamations on
woman's right's to tho contrary not
withstanding. There uow, wo have
said it.
OirThe State Convention adjourn
id tho 2'Jd. inst., altera harmoni
ous session of thirty-nine days. Tho
Kodiciil delegates refused to sign
the luiietilutiun.
tSr A terrible fire occurred in
Nnshvillo 3 o'clock Sunday moruiug
in which tti'O men broko their legs
while attempting to escape from
a burning building, and an Italian
loy was burned lo death. The Kos
tulh House was destroyed.
Ten ii. and Far Hi c IS. LI.
Tho Carthago VUctte says "Major
Fnleonnet is still moving tin work
along lively on tho Tennessee and
Paific road between Lebanon and
Carthage.
The corps of engineers who nro
making tho prcmanentylotation of
tho lino, havo crossed over I'ojie's
Hill and arc within three miles of
Carthago. '
The lire of this portion of the road
will, during the next wcnybe pn is
maucntly located, and !ivo..m :n, nu n
of enterprise and energy, will take
hold of tho contracts, anT!"lhc road
from Nashville- to tattoo com
r.letcd bv thoCrrff J Abcr
I - - -
BQTXue bill of representative Wil
son of Minnesota to reduce the num
ber of officers in tho navy; provides
that after July, 1671, there thall bo
only sir Roar Admirals, twelviCom
modores forty Captains, fev"".rivo
Commanders,. ono ihun '.'j.uten-.
ant Commanders two hundred Lieu
tenants ono hundred 3lnstors, and
one hundred Ensigns. It also pro
vides thut whon" vacancies. occur in
tho office of admiral and Vi'je Admi
ral they shall not bo filled. Tho
President, without regard to senior
ity, is to select tho oflkctf w ho are
te remain.
A Query forrrcsfojlci'ians
of MaryYille.
It is a well known fact that for
some years past there h&yjnfortuna
tcly existed a division of-tho differ
ent 1 ranches of tho 4kfbyterian
Churches in tho United States, into
Northern and Southern Churches.
And I supposo that it is a well
known that that division arose from,
and been widening on aSiint of tho
deliverances and ordinances of tho
Northern Asstmblies and Prcsby
leris, in censuring and .excommuni
cating from church membership, all
of those who dared tc express any
sympathy with the Southern people
in tho late political disputes, between
tho two Becpon of U jyiion, which
resulted injk" Or0jws; and
finally in the surrender of tuc South-
" , . T , 7 a i i VV r f ,
political faith and comluctr leims of
church communion and thereby, die-I
tating such terms of, church mem-
bcrship as neither God, nor man ever
. n',
r r t nri (lunnii'ii mmiimii' l lULcnuuno, t
Now if tho Northern Assemblies in
tended to avow tho Papal doctrine of
church Infa 1 bility, and'waintain it
in peace as well as in war, no ono of
any religious erder has .any right to
except to it, since in our free Pepub
lic every man is guaranteed tho
right to worship God according to tho
dictates of his own conscience. Put
it may bo argued that, in order to be
fairly understood by other denomi
nations and tho world, .they ought
lo incorporate thai new. doctrine
into their Confession of faith, and
cany it out in all of their ecclesias
tical deliberations ; . buL,we do not
think that thoy could bo induced to
avow any such doctrine at this time
of day; wo think it only a war mea
sure; fur we havo been informed
that thero was u: meeting called of
tho members- and olders of tho New
Providence church at this place,
somctimo since, at which it was
unanimously agrood that tho Pev.
Mr. Prown a ministor tf the South
ern Presbyterian chum?, who has
only dared to extend bis labors into
our county- tinco the Shipping of
Southern Preachers among us has
been arrested by tho indictment in
our civil courts of iho ..unfortunate
actors may preach in New Provi
dence Church if he shall make known
a desire to do so. . Now this looks
likea kind of half-way deserting the
"war measure" of which wo havo
spoken, and yet when we remember
that a goodly number of tho mem
bers, and perhaps tho ciders of New
Providenco church, so lately, . p
pologizcd for tho whipping of South
ern Preachers, if they did not open
ly advoeato it, it will seem to ir.dU
cato that the decision so unanimous
ly agreed to, at tho lato raectiitffcf
tho church, was only a force pul (o
halfway maintain a half respectaje
standing among tbo phriBtian por
tion of a civilized community now
returning to their sober though!, af
ter a dreadful civil war, and over
whom Lcagaesjind night conclave
aio fast failing, to exert their in
fluence of hato and revenge engen
dered amid strifo.and war. For if
tho New Providenco church had in,
tended to wholly disavow tho posi
tion formerly taken by their Assem
bly, and acknowledge Mr. 13. to be a
worthy brother and minister of the
chnrchof Christ, they could certainly
havo found some more christian and
gentlemanly way of communicating
the fact to him; and indeed we aro
informed that he has not yet receive
i d any official notice of tho action of
the church. They should certainly
l ave a appointed a committoe to
wult upon Mr. ii. to invito him to
their church when not occupied by
ti.eir own Pastor, and not havo
placed Mm in the humiliating, and
debasing position of asking lor tho
UhC of tho church of thoso whoso
former conduct toward him, and
Lis co lalonrs, as well as the reports
carried to his ears by busy outsiders,
he perhaps had grounds to think they
would sooner see him whipped than
allow him tho use of their church,
and that too without even tho
knowledgo of the action of the
church. Now tho query is, if tho
church memberships, together with
their officers and Ministers of New
Providence Church, do not intend to
fellowship Mr. B , why all this
bt-mbast ? Why this ostentatious
gathering of the members of tho
Church, as if some mighty act of
charity was about to be performed?
Or iu o.her words, why allow a man
whom they cannot fellowship, the
"privilege'' of "desecrating" their
pulpit 1 15ut if af ter prayerful con
sideration, and careful study of the
duty of Christian love and fellow
ship as taught in God's word, tho
pchurch havo determined to receive
Mr. 13. into fellowship, as a minis
ter of Jesus Christ, why not wait up
on him in a manner crcditablo to
themselves and tho religion of love
even to 'your enemies" which
they profess t Why not go to him
in tho fervor of christian love for
gettfpg a!l past differences of every
i&tuiej and cheerfully invite him to
labor and co operato with them in
building up the Master's Kingdom,
itnd for the salvation of eouls.
Although I havo never seen Mr.
15., I daresay, if ho is tho Christian
he professes toiH nwd-bat ,ho
ought to be, he will heartily accept
iuo invuation , anu men win uegm
6 J rc vi lat friendship and "love
r0videnco Church, at Maryville,
that ought to characterize christians I
ot all denominations every wncro.
jSow. 1 havo written the above
. '
in no spirit of ill-feeling towards
any ono, and with no dosire to
wound the feelings of any ; not
even the most sensitive; b ut from an
honest desire of showing tho faults
of both wings of the church (and
certainly thero have been errors com
mitted on both sides) in order that
by acknowledging errors and coin.
I aring failures, at least some degree
of harmony in tho labors of God's
people here, might, bo arrived at.
Hoping that ono or the other,
whoseovor's duty it may appear to
be, may make tho propor advance,
and that tho other may have the
christian courage to meet it in the
same spirit, I havo written this
letter.
"'Amides.
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HEN PtY II A PJlING,' Proprietor:
Notice,
On Saturday, tha JBih day of March, r870
I will open aud h 11 an elertioti at the ra
rious voting placra in Blount County for
Sheriff, County Court Clerk, Tx Collector,
Cvuoiy TiuUe, Julire of the Peace and
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Uxgittrali b liiouut Coa nty
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Which oeioo has attained in ail parts of
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AS A GREAT AND GOOD MEDICINE,
Aid thi Lmci Kimbkk f TrtTiwoMiLi
which arc cunstanlly being; received from
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ku by its use, is cunclusive p tool of i's re
markable value.
ASA BLOOD PURIFIER
IT HAS NO EQUAL,
Veing 1'osilively the must l'uwrful YegeU
ble Alterative yet discovered.
DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.
"The life of the flh is tin the Blood," ia
a Scriptural maxim that icience proves to be
ttuc. The people talk of bud blood, as the
cause of luuny disease m, nud like maty pop
ular opinions thia of bad blued i founded in
truili.
The symptom of lad blood nro usually quite
plain hud Dilution causes imperfect
nutrition, and couecqucully tho circulation
is feeb'e, the tissui-s loose, their tone and
elasticity, and the tongue becomes pale, and
frequently covered with a pasty, white coat
This condition soon bhows itolf in rough
ncbs of the ikin, then in i.ru-tive nd i l
cssATivi diseases, and when long continued,
results in serious lesions of the Brain, Liver,
tuogs, or urinary apparatus. Much, very
much, suffering is caused by impure blood.
It is estimated by some that one-fifth of the
hcnian family aro effected with scrofula in
some form.
When the Blood is pure, you are not so lia
ble tt any disease. Many impurities of the
Blood arise from impure dUciitcs of lnrgo cit
ies. Eradicate every Impurity from the
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AS A
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RIVALED
Being the only known nr dieciuo that
efliciently glimu'ulei and corrects tho
hepatic accretion and functional derange
moots of the liver, without debilitating the
system. While it acts freely unpon the liver
instead of copious purging, gradually chang
es the discharges to a perioctly natural state.
SYMPTOMS OF LIVER COMPLAINT
AKD OF SOME OK TUOBE DISEASES
PRODUCED BY IT.
A aallow or yollow color of the tkin.or yel.
low i bq brown spots on the lace aud other
parts of the body dulness and drowsiness,
sometimes headache; bitter bad teste in the
mouth internal heat in many casts a dry,
teasing cough; anaieady appetite; sometimes
sour stomach! with a raising of theiooaja
blotted or lull feeliuc about the stomach
and aidfs, bsc,r ureast aud abfitft the
shoulders; constipation of the bnwelt pilea,
flatulenco, coldntjtv.ot the .cxtTcmitifs, io
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relief which it affords is both certuin and
perceptible.
DISEASES OK THE KIDXEYg AKD
BLADDER
Tcrsons unaeqiiaiuted with the strncturcand
function of the kidneys cannot estimate the
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Regular and eufficcnt action of the Kid
neys is as important, nay, even more than
regularity of the bowel. The Kidneya re
move from the Bli'od those cflcte matters,
which, if permitted to remain, would apcedi
ly destroy life. A total suepensioil of the
urinary discharges will occasion deuth from
thirty-six to forty-eight hours.
When tho Urine is voided in small quanti
ties at the timeftn- when there is a disposi
tion to Urinate more frequently thai natural,
or when the Urine is high colored oracalding,
with weakncsBin small of the back, it should
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ty, before a lefion of the ergans takes plneo.
Most of the discuses of the Bladder originate
from those of the Kidneys, the Urine bsiug
imperfectly secreted in the Kidneys, prove
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Pure-.
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Almost nine-tenths of our peoplo suffer
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liable to its) concomitant evils of mental de
pression, confused ideas, softening of the
brain, insanity, and complete breaking down
Of the gtneral health. Thousands are suf
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systems, and, unfortunately, tobacco, alcho
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tem to increase at a fearful ratio.
The symptons to which disoaeea of the
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sometimes more or less severe pain or head
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Ideas ; Temporary Loss of Memory ; Demo
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Dreams; Hesitation in answering Questions;
Dullness of Hearing; Twitching of the
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in cuanCbi?y:
rursunt to a Decree of the Clnnecry
Court for Biouut county reudoreJ at the De
cember Term, IbV 1 will sell to the higheat
bidder at the Court House door in Muryvil e
ou the 7th, day of Match It-70 the B irk
Chun-h Hou-e and Lot situated in the town
of Louisville L.eunt County adjoining the
properly of Jorepu Brown 11. C. fcaiie.ll and
others, tnid propurly will be wild as the prop
erty ol tht M E.Cturrh 8- uth, to satisfy a
Judgment iu fuvor of S. T. Vox and others, '
ou a erf Jit of six mouth" with interest, except
ten per cent, to be paid in hand on tho day of
sale;aud iu bur of the iquity oi reduiptiuti tho
purchaser giving bond and go d security ai d
a ieiu retained ou tho hind for the payment
of tho purchase money, this Jn. 23lh," 1N70,
E. CuDDAIiD, C. A M.
James F. Basis Adr., of YV. W- Bnylo's deed
. vs : B il. Buylias et als
In this cr ute the insolvency ofthe Ea'ate)
o ( W. W. Baylesa Deed havii g been euggei
ted, It was the'efrre (rdcrod by the Court hi
the I'ee.ernber Term IMS dint publication
bo made in the Maryvi.l o liepublicnn, rb
rrqu red by law notifying all perrons liav
tng ueii.miiln aguiiift t-aid Estate to lilejthi m
wiih the Clerk A Master duly authontioaled .
on or before tbe first Monday in June 1870
or they will be forever bared Thia January
17th mo. E. GODDABD.C. A M.
A. P. THOMPSON,
DRUGGIST,
T"EFr9 on hand, and for Bale a full nssot
JVrDeutof Dye Stuffs,
ANALLINE DYES
Drugs $ Medicines
Or the licgt quality.
For Medical use.
Patent Medicines, rcrfumery, Toilet
Furniture, Oils, Faints,
Varnishes, Urushes,
etc., etc.
All of which I am celling st the loweet po
ible iriccs lor cash ; also He
CON CO ED 0 1? A YE VINES,
at 10 cents each.
All who nrroin need r( I TJRE DRUGS and
MLDICINEH, r any ol the above mfKolion
ed.artielea will do well to cail on A 1' Thoinf
n, Main S reel, Murj vil e, Tenn.
mm nm uw i
CAP1TA1 PRIZE SIBO.GOflJ
1.
mn m LIQUDBS