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f. cCtfiriTOiiYGTOX &
BDlTORS AND PROPRIETORS.
CO.
Voluntary eomraonieations, containrnr; inter
esting and important newt, solicited from any
quarter- News letter from the various counties
of the Bute specially dedrecV.
All romrauBMOtiocs should be addressed to
the "Editors of the TJxiox ist Dispatch."
S;;N ASHVILLE;, TOON- AND : IfePATCH. "
0L, XXXIII.
KASHYIfraNNESSEEr .WNESDAT,'T)EeBtEt: 1886.
WEDNESDAY, DBCEHBER 12, IKGB...
AFRICAN COLONIZATION.
Speech or Ilort. It. l?mxle&, Senator
from Knox.B n .BUI gropoawl by
Illm to Entnbl (ill n jfr Ionization
Bonrd for Temtrasee, to AM nnd En
courage thtHFi-ccdn.cn to Emigrate
to I.tberln.
Mr. Sptultr and Gmtiemcn of tfte Senate t
Bj youx rrmiMioji, I desire to state' &tae
reasons for tlie introduction of this I
find in myintercourse with the people, liiat
there Watticmgst $11 parties, a jrefleral de
nire that the colored Tetw; of our State
should be eraI&lfroABBgtxi; that
they should fee Rent off 'and wMomzed some
where to th&mftixjj. Governor, in
some of bis previetts metaes, suggested
the proposition as wariJfy f 'oar corwidera-
iwodttelion in'iahv-- givenf toeeilori 6f OUf
tide will be slartedto fill the vaduUo.fsQ
will it be with labor. If -k far easier to
fihlftlrf location than bulky articles of
commerce, And can, more readily seek oat
lets to tlie bext mlrkoL ,
TW4 is WiQritykj&it 'lh 'mpA
my ui jauuT wm iait iro: uug-.cause;
fberc we loose one black Iabtire' we wotild
: certain'to cain half a dozen from alroad
r bctletekjlicjaBl m&re wMae, pfrour
wn color. 1 will admit that, if all .tho
lack population orthqSouili.were seat offn
at once, mat it might proaaoe a1 vacnom
that, it jrqald, tako9prflf firae tto (ill tip;
Even ibis would! soon, be replaced. "Were
aidjq.iBJre'tCibrfsdofaed fcXjithe ggtj
eminent' It woufdTclerard"ed'from one ex-
LuropesfWOuldifeHM the mfii,en;eiJ.U.e
t on As vet n M6re Wi lfi lfiMa. wa.vetUMWSUia pmR).nm UiWe e-'
nor lias any plan been presented at all) toowrrajon fo ,ffifjr; mr&gth tu'If. ad
praciicable, looking to the acmsiplwhment I raaced . upea the. SouHift (o-, ftfl up tlie
,.r . ,..i r raeniim. I
I offer this one. heHevint. it in. at least, a However, all that jEhls bill proposes, is to
aten in the rlefet tSiectien. and that if it 1i g'1 aid and encouragement to thoss of
adopted and .Wried. Out efficiently, it riiay fhu race who dwge o ei.nlat Ji
01 Ultimately I Mnpiaiea- tjo Troient uierapiurer-oi
con
bomm. .m JmtvM-Luit iBeani of ultim&telv templates- "Ho' "vrolent aiCTBpt6re"bf the
1 . I 4..- a 1 T i . rM . 1 t
eflectingtne ttntl so mocn aesireci. Tlie V'XlJmvat'ilk v.Ttiui j
Unci "'" W jouutuiwi io, v gu !u iinuj-.
pi course ' will be tmall. and, as I
IhaVj' edid, mora than '.teplenihe bf
jmraigrantsifrom Efurope .and tbfi S.orth-
rn atates--men of oar bwn language and
edjqr men upon whom no mark is sd
jmen.who have. all die armcitlrt for .useful
laborers in a far" higher degree' than the
It u .'tinivprgally admitled by -all who
.have had the opportunity to test the ques-
propositioB only fieolcoiplates co-operating
witu tne American uoionizauon cociety, py
mean of a 'Stele board, in giving aid and
effiwency to one of the most unselfish and
philanthropic enterprises that has -evec
enraged the attention of the Christian world.
Ko uaderuking. of woJsm thm hM f er
been fet on foot aad prosecuted wkfi.so.
much nitnelfkh deration as fhe ArAerMaa
Cbloniatin Society; and happily ' flic'.
African race it has carried ttt ttses-'
ficent purpose awl successfully erefitd
every cbatacle, and w taod the ackiilra-
tlon and boast of the ntpeteeath century.
But its great work is still unfifyi it
bas alraady faid the foundation of a glt
civilized African empire and reseeed thiMh.
sands of Africa's rons from degradation, and
has planted them securely ami liappily
again in their fatherland. Henceforth, its
labors axe to be more abundant and Us re
wards are to be Increased a thoawnd fold,
until millions of this degraded rat shall
go flocking back to their ancestral Iforaea
to spread abroad in ihat now wildaftd
ravage waste, the knowledge--they have
gained through thekdong nlghtof soirittrtie.
AaI lure paid, o connect ourselrpa as ft
State with thi society, and to aid in thta.
great work is the object BOUgbtbr'tnli Mlfc
t inquiry tliat presenU 4Hlf "i
Tho first
whether it will be fisr the intSrett bf beth
the white and black race, thai trie hwld'
be separated. This is a quoslion demand-,
Ing our most fcerioas and carolvl attentiooj
and should be examined free from preja
dice and paNon,n the Calm light of reeon
n(t ftrim1 rn Mif ( no ttnA tirillt an nnLmJ
and ceraprehensivo statesmanship unbiased IfSpiar from detraciog fromhp black race
by kclfishncajs'or party predilectlonsf 1 1 'I wUlingly corieede him many admirably
if tliii question can be settled aflirma- virtues, ana j. tecr Barenriat tlipre are no
hUreasdAi
manVrJHleTi slave, worked unuerfmnny
disaUrantaEes. He has acauired whafliW
uef Kill ne possesses under a system6f
laoor wiai embraced wfflantagontstic prin
ciplesthe one forcniaffihto do as much
as could be got o?rtlHmnd the other
imj)dhng.him toJEhtbaag coqlj pos-,
has never learaMMp- jaoon .yll he knows
has come to hit5tral!ilrVinitnctively than
;by tlie regular modes Srff&fBiring knowl
iedge. His manner or life, bis entire de
pendence upon, aj.higher and.cpritrBJling
will, fogetheii wiffi th&faelXhalri? fialtiad
,no incentive to labor above the domestic
! animal; iia'sr tfevelbpea" a character; hw
jthatheis free from all restraint, that is
lincarrabTe' of any rilialile'exertlAriard has
(left him unskilled as a workman and un
reliable a? a man. "' ,4n 1
I make these statements with no desire
I o depreciate or find fault with the black
man Irjnly!slate.facU'.,as they exist and
are. seen and ,felt,by eyory candid. lObserreTr
lively, then it follows of necessity that the
separation ought to be made, and that we,
as legislators, plight to use every Iegitmatf
means for it accomplishment. What, then,
i the-rclative eoadkion of the two raeetf
The white man is the original prppriotof.
He owoiUhe 9oHiend,.coDtt)l tjie TTeiltb.
and capital and commerce of the State.
He holds the offices and will be the
era in race. JTeis endownl .vhftlipri
rally or by long trainitig( with cap'acl
anu powera oi mina superior in every re
spect to the blaek race, and has been long
accustomed to look down upon the cole-red
man. These feelings and impression have
grown up and taken deep root in thai Hiatal
fcclinj! and, sensibilities of the wJllteiiaA
net paly in the South, but pyerywBere
throughout the United States. This 'in
stinctive repulsion is atrstrojig, If ,jot
stronger, in tiie Northern fitalw than it
amongst m. It is no lew deep and irraai
cable thau the prejudice of carte found in
many of tho oriental oountric. There it
liasbeounjaa interwoven frith the manner,
customs and liahitA of the people, lhaUhcy
will miffer any amount of torture rather
than glvc'it up. Jfan, In' all ages aijdin
every country, lias many similitudes, and
hero in our country, (ho white man, with
out being any betteror any worse
18 in any otner country, is q com
charged with this prejudice c eatle
can not divest himself of it jf he would.
It is Vain and lilfe'to reason urtnake penal
enactment, and statutory provisiona against
it. Before he will give it up. and admit
uiu uujuruu. auu w a social equality
liimsoir, le will forego every political
civil right, and even Buffer maftvdom i
n . w m . . a ....
Kan tne biacK man, last, wilb Una blight
Ing curse ever upon him, bopc to elevate
himself, or rise to the full type of manhood
in thin country T
He mustererremaln asertleoiullnfarjrjr
being -the hewer of wood, and, drgwer.f
water. His" black kin ad tain'tec! bleott
Will hang like an incubus Upon all his as
pirations and eiTort&v For him tho high
prizes of life are all closed; do laurel
wreath will encircle his sable brow ; hq ad
miring crowd will shout him wejeomo to
the temple of fame, or endow him with the
star of honorable promotion. His lot is to
be here, rpm age toage, and fro regenera
tion to generation, em? continued round of
toil and service. Cut off from all the nobler
aims and higher purposes of life by MHs
blighting stigma of caste, what carl he ever
hope to be but a mere beast of burden, to
be controlled by the superior . genius and
commanding will of the white man? His
mere physical and animal wants will bee-
a . u:-. i.. :n f...
LUtl-U IU UiUI, UUU lie Hill I1U UUUUi CilJOy
much of the pleasure thaWeprings from the
gratification of low desires and animal in
stincts: but, as a race, he can never hope
to attain a much highor position than he
at present enjoys, and the chances are that
he will degenerate and become more de
graded, and finally waste away and disap
pear. Tho mawkish philanthropy "tliat
makes him just now the object' of interest,
arises mainly from & eelfhh political aim.
Tliis purpose gives not a moment's thought
to tho welfareor advancement of the tiegro.
Its only aim is to use him as a tool to gain
or maintain power. This will bo transitory
and evanescent. When the occasion shaH
hayo passed, the- negro will be-lett as ho is
now, to work and strive alone against his
adverse and inexorable fate. With these
facta certainly existing, and these prospects
awaiting Jiira In the future, stirelv it cannot
ho for tho best interest of the colored ;uan
to remain here and encounter them for
ever; at leafct, when ho Is offered a home
and a country wher none of these deeradiiwr
conditions await him; a home where
every advantage that the white man en
joys will he freely bestowed upon-hira";
where every -civil and political right that
you and I noseciw, will be his in as full and
perfect a manner as thmost fayprd of our
race; a home where all the art and appli
ances that render life .happy, mav be ob
tained with equal, if not greater 'facility
than they can be, procured in this coontrv;
where abundant harvests crown the labor
(jf $5 husbandman, and where aU the
riches pf the tropica are emptied, alavoat
upsanght, into the lap of the laborer, (jfj
this country and those advantages, I propose
to speak hereafter; at present I desire to
show you that it is, also, to the interest of
the white race that the negro should be
separated from amongst us. In approaching
this question, 1 am aware that I encounter
prejudice and fanaticism on the one IhumI,
and avarice and selfishness on ike other.
. I anvtp-ld that the "fflka eWten of
the -StaTaand, as such; ontiuSLio all the
civil anowliu'cal rights jJnVothKr citi
zen, and that it is cntel and'tinmst to ex
tdudehtmrrom a wrticlpation in the
inrs he ha helped lo secure. I luisbt
miti for tho sake oT arcument. that tkk
all trnc neverthetess, if JI Is for the Iflack
other peojiltfo the fae& 'bP'llid earth Ihat
would, if placed under similar circunf
r, or cveiitBO
1 stances, have done any battel
well. He has shown liimsdf.' under all ho.;
i ..t . s.i . ..... ..r i I - .th
it degrading innuonces tnat nave continually
t surrounded hjraai harmlessj uocileand af-
j fectionatd being, .tmtinctured by ther-violent
passions and vindictive resentments .jthat
capablebf equal development with our own
under equal clrcuhlitaheer. The first Pres
ident of the . republic, was once a slave in
Virginia. I have seen several of his mes
... 1 - .1 T" - 1 - S . ,J r M ? 1 T
rgta (u iu egisaiure oi Xiicana, anu i.
roast say they would favorably compare with
many and Ard much saperlir toWiaeiof the
J meijagea of thecxecutives p our own, coun-
j xfiero arts many uisuneuuueu iianies
' iu jfyerm, jfuo uaTe mueu uigu pwtion
inns- government, eucn a JtoDerts.. lien-
son, Burns, Wilson, Dayton, and a bjiitflf
uuicny wupse nooie jueeus as statesmen ana
dmneaore' sufficient to put to Bilence that
inierminaoie croat agatnst tne negro race.
, This 6iiblry is n6 open to thefrceuuifen
6( bit country' whit all iu bountiful blea-
fjings. 3Je Liberlan government has been
watchlnc with, deepest interest the events
that are transpiring in this, country in facor-
nine ireeupm pi .tutf blaetc race. It hopes
iud Confidently expecM large accessions to
Utrcngthrrfrom tliU cause, and is relying
ipon'thp freedmen here, to comebverand
lelp them fc 'li offers to each immigrant 'a
iberal bounty of land for a homestead, to
jc his, in fe&Ibpl,iorever. The coloni
Station society proposes to furnish transpor
tation, freeof charge, ai well as a sdppdrtj
on the way, and fpr sir .nionths after Iahd"
jug uiu anoruing mm ample umeu ne
jiscs proper industry, to open his land and
plant and raise- a" crop before he' Is left to
itake care Of; himself. These are the actual
Rewards offered by the government and tlie
jBOdcty: hut ther are small in comnarison
ija me uaiurai aavanuges, tnat tne country
flffers, Tap stil of that'eountry is imsur-
paftsod by any on tlie globe. It only needs
a moderate Industry, and a skillful appll-
common . form of individual and national
"wealth. All the: tropical fruits flourish
jthere, in greatest perfection sugar, coffee,
:cotton, palm aiL, These the country pro
duces equal to any country upon, the earth.
Thosadrefyetto become the CTeaUstanlea
ief the country. The climate is well adapt-
jedtothejblackTnan. but it is fata) to the
iwHile race.
still in active operation, and thatit'fe ready
and willing to transport to Liberia all that
present themselves, upon the free conditions
before: Hated, atfd that it U looking and
hoping that the Sodthern States will iivi'
such aid and encouragement ' to Uie entebi'
prise as vail induce multitudes of Ihe black
to avail Tttiemseivcs of the opportunity now,'
so liberally ofiered. I see froma Iate.paper2
that a slilp-load of Siberian emigrant?,;'
o. kj m tne ism o.
oi tnerrofflBartjl
irom unariesion,
I Xpvern,ber some 150.
tae. If, this bUl now;
yiyiweu cau ocaaopteu, -ana an enictent
board 8le4ed brcftrnet and WranfhrppTci
men. I have no doillir but linn At"
I
rtlbrii several shirloadi i(COuld be gathered
ui y.vV1 ! Acmsityeiy jrom our atate.
' HOXl fcSi. ETIIETtf noli.
EdItors nioT asUisp:h ; I wisTu J
uui.y. ur,nie con
sideration pf the; people 'as a suitable man
Al-
inougH tne election' wiiLnqt tak6 place un
til next AucrusL I think It well fnr fl.A fillip
jecttb be thougnt bf,; dud ,the merlla pT,
thnaa wIia nvu MtnfiiiArf iiMri .7..17. 1 -
IheprentcoitlDfvr.aifiiM dis.
i;usseu. ii occurs 10 me wnier mat JVlr.
menr iut .thcState. is the
?ias ior ,wnervative candidate for .Gor
ernpr. Aa a man of ability, bp .has nosu
perior ,m tnftaate as a popular, orator,
Doio, ana jeariess-ne nas noean.ii.. "hn
iie is a. amnirlaxt Union man .firnt. lnat nnA
fll the time. By Unioa anaa ,L do not
meanpnepf the BrownlowiArnell ,typ?
Dili nn vnn rrmtir?n& nr tirot th t Iia ,mi
of the States sliould be nreserred. and the
authority, of f,e United tates exerted pvert
all the States He was in iavor, of stoooine
the warjiriaiid out of Conereas. as isoon a
eauianco to ;ne nutiionty pt the govern
inentended- Porsuch a man I have ereat
jrespect because of his consistency and hon-
iLB TT . lj . ' r V!
XiJ ' . ' i'w:uupu UiXHS IfJ wvor OI
iience. inere is no Ganger ol i- ederal army occupied the State, and hence
isrrv is
iBllsTilllsrlFgsBnHsmTlBBWM i 9 M I
Tilt, ffASU
OSce, Usio.x aso AHtttc Bvww. .jner of
Church and Cherry sts., oiatt Hie roH OfW
Daily v - .. n
Tri-Weekly . - 7 m
Weakly jmiK.t, nwlnS,
Propsrtionste ntefrsarte yemiK
Subscript lens lavartabbr la itgfe
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Povwnaeat SeenriUes, Q6ld'snd
and'soldon Commission. '
JOHN'ITDSISDBN? Presidehtr-
i, j..uuusiassuasaicr
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the dislurbing. element of a mixture ofJjhe did notliave'to take; th'e; .and perse-
.. xierg euta hia friends in, order to prpyc; that he
negro j (was tpyal.
He neyer,.! a leather; contract
nfcjMjundcr tSeBarae' government,
1$. vcuntry' adapted to -the
given to Wn by Providence. Peculiarly iwjth,,nqriield pffice undcr the Confederate
his, to Uie:xclusion of all ahen races, governmeniV directlj; or' indily, 34 some',
" u ivwa. anu a imuif, oi me present itaaicai taction pt tbe.State
o.i&iiC Olkjr kiiab ucuuo uuuvc llllU"'
the twinkling stars and brilliant planets
we-roanBcr sea tnoi rustlinir foresta all
are his. Here -are broad plains and ex
teed'flavannas, linpultivated -wastes, rich'
ashVQelfaiJf Euvnt andlarea enoiish to re-
ceird all theblack population of theseStates,
..,! ..:n 1.1 u- j
Ci. BM". "'cio nouiu ihj room ior more.
It 13 said the present boundary of-l.tliP.
rijiwoaldtcomfortibtv'Jnaintain 5.000.000
inhabitants;. Thera lrthe natural home of
me putvK'lan,, auuunere ins oretnren are
already jnvULog- huri With ontstretclied
arms tocome aucbnnitd'.with them' in build-
irffjrji ; aJaV.arlsftfmjpirejn thV land
olftfMP&fethera,; Q.comeb,lii8, father
land, where there will' be .no-Btrurgling
agaitlst caste; whera alL are' free infact as
n'miinlA. .!.. ; - J !?.
1 to all, -and
hdi'd
Let Etheridge L norqipated and let, him.
jcanyasf jnje Rtae, and he. ill fiertainly;.be
ciiiaA,jivviviuisiauuiu. iiitj. rancaiset ,iaw
and hcn" we will h'ay he. law? ladmin-j
iaiereu iitxoruing 10 taw. a.; (.
ecergber JOtb, lp6. , M ., L
goV. pare sooucn witnessed in other unenligulened
nuu natidnt: arid In nianv'lnslaneea hcrhas ci-
f;M hibited intellectual talents eaual to anv in
our owp race; clearjy proving Iha. falsehood.
ot nu-mal and intellectual inferiority,
I I have tups attempted lo show, you that
!i would Be' profitable for both' faces that
; they, ehfttild separated I beTfev'e that loth
! have it destined !purpose; to fiilfillyin the;
great uesiji of Divine, Pfpyidencej and
that pacli must work oiit that purpose in
tlihlr bkn way and upori separatq 'fields of
ucvuiujiuicui. rorsomeirae aesign miff
urUulorrd .being has beeftipoOTitted ,to be
severed from hiawn' couutry and kindred
ana uooinou 10 servmide amongst us, so far
aff we carTsed; alone'.'thaV 111 might receive
and aeqtfire'a' higher' ffegree-AP'knbwIedge!
than he could in Afriea ;eaiiiilnow"!it seema
to me mat l can see vfi! mBgerrpf; Prqvj,7
uence pointing bjin back to that country
as his future hbme. vhert' lie itt tri 1u.ir
si, n.tti- . ... . 1 . ' . .
than he bawthe'ltnOwtedgeliB IlasfgainedyiercV)
aplelely n' benighted brethren. 1 . -'that'
he It was in view of this fact, that as far
OacK as tne year 1817, a number of earnest
jibilnnthropiets formed the design ofplant
tng a o6laayb free men of color npouYihe
oeast of Africa, This desJgB'ifac greatly
BiranfrnionAti mt ,in , ..n -..,-.a-.-.. nr
Willi I r. 1 'f" Zlt B w lUiui
anu I niany or our greatest" statqgmcn. suph" as
iZA Jefferson, Clay, Fillmo're, iMari.'Everett
iy,
and others. Tho American ,Ool6nization
tsocieljr was in that year organized at
Washington city, embracing, as J have
saldj jpany3f ihtgreateati statesmen.; and
diviues of the day. This noble enterprise
naa 10 oonienu irom tne tirstwitu many
liarrbwlmlnded professed rJamtian philan
thropists., men who wera' innaivnhlivnf nti.
mating IhejastBchemea otalivino Provi
dence, which is oy is means prepar
ing to redeem Africa from barba
rism by thb verf wrdn'es whicli have
been done toiler 1 sons, in making them
slaves on thej American continent JSot
Wltlistanding' great opposition, which at
that time came both front the North and
Ihe South,, (hiasoolety ,went fearlessly for
ward in thQjruosecutjipnnf its noble work,
At that tim? the continent of Africa was
irtty known along its coast. The interlcrr
TOThatrast'reagionhad scarcely been visit
ed . by ,a solitary traveler. lhe slave
trade; that dark blot upon Uie records of
the eighteenth, century, was actively carried
on along the4vhole,westeth coaslfrom Sierra
Leon to Cape ofQood nope,notwithstanding
it had been declared piracy by .both. Eng
land and Ihe United Slates, and many oth
fcofe.qf HundflMhsanlll
Jrtttchodlhuman beings Wert .Vearlyt tra ni
ported from thatcoast and sold.in the West
Jndies,and even incur owrcouhtiy. From
18Q; to 1830 three million five hundred
tliusand jlaf cs Wtre Irfljyr ttfCuba anil
JlratiJ.- The yfhnle beaicoast waaIn)iaJjite3
oynfibes of mercl I ess savage anaranderk-y-lriitfgatcryVhplit,
and-rafllucand
oruoltj, carrieS,. ort a continual" jrar with
theinhteribr neighbor alono to procure
cptlV-f q Bupply hl Inhtjiari IrtHac.
One ot the objeots of the woietj. ,waa to
ylant acblonynpOn this unhtispitaule'coist,
off ree persons of cofa from, Urts country,
that might ' be able in lime ta disposaess
these freeb&riteri,and in that way stoiV'this
lwafrafflr The aocietyj iq p&rsq
anoo of its. benevolent, purposes, shortly
after , its onranizatloit dispatched Dr. Eli !
Ayors and Mr. Stoctoii to the western coast
of Africa, if possible, to communicate
With
who
cnase, a tuio to cnougli land to com
mence tho experiment. This mission was
GOJ&
. a - .
Ultmitv and honor are otteji
where lifey liberty anu. propertyWnd ,th& I
rtuwuit of happiness are the blrthneht of their names tan ca!I.1
rtpiW -1.11,1 tif tUn ..'t-.-r AVt.l.'S 1. .. I .. ... . , j. i. I t
a quorum Deingnow-presenrj ne journal
l Tdesday, ecembeiv 1L(1 18fJ. The
Senate met pursuant to- adjournment, Mr.
Speaker FriersorHri tliVehaitv
! Oh a ' all of the roll twelve members
answered'tb their names.
. There beirig- no 'quorum present, the
Speaker directed, 'the doorkeeper td' prr
,cure' the attendance of Senators. M ' '
Messrs. Hall. McKinnev. Th0hio6ii!.
TrirZible, Frarier anACarrigan can.6 in' and
eviy cuua pi me nation., mtnsucii a
oouhtry and auch a prospect in full -view
for- the black man,, can there' be any doubt
J but h& plight "to aeceht it? Can there be
any phllahthrdpy hi advlsine him to ulav
j hern and struggle on against all the barrieriii
, mat .neset htm oupp.ose be, obtalns.and 13
M'iu every civil ana. poMUcai.riguV
i mat you andX enjoy, will that release llira.
from-the curse of caste that know and-jvilf
, bo torever crushing him down? mil this
change the color of his skin or purify hia
t.1., lo !L t i.tl.. I . -,r
uiuwf rt 111 11 eievaio mm 10 social equal
ity, or pcn 10 uim 1110 pamway v nonpr
and tame ilay it not be feared that when
these privileges are forced upon; him nn
asled,, against the. ino.wh and! desire
,r at !.!., i. . .1 ? '
v wv iiiujuiiij w mo Hiiiiyoucu, luat mis
may' aforf-Cand enkindle afeellne of hatred
tqwards him, (hat may render his ponditiipn
worse inaieaa or betteri" o
' Listen, if ydu pleaee, t6' nrieof Liberia's
own ciuzens. j.qe uon. w. JSlayaen,
Secretary of State n Liberia, in a speech
delivered on anniversary, 6f-thej'inde-pendence
of the Eepublic, alluding 'o the
condition of his brethren Jn thls cqnntry
at this time, uses this language-. "The
gale or popular applause is evanescent and
transitory. The rMrtinn nf fbh
siaieoi. mings wui.sureiy oome, jlnd, dia
armdintment and.' irritation.. Will ehsno.
jYouldit not hejwisdom, then,'n theleadera
or tne Nacfcs of America to catch at "once
tho epint.of theatre, and encouraceambntrst
wast read and atonrbvbd.
ine apeaker' presented the follow.mr'
conimunication irom thcuovernor r
: STixir 0 r T&stis eel' JhTctiTiVi. Dr.-
r1Arrai?lrt,. ' UXsnftttti, December 11.
Hon. Joshua IS. Fnerwn. Soehlxr -of the Sen-
ait Sre: I hare the honor to lnfqrni oi
that in reply to the invitation' 'extended to
, Major uerieralTfjOhias' in tompliibce With
the joint tesdlutiorl of the 'General Assem
bly. I liavc received aixlrn'nlnnicatmfrlroni
General Thomas'. ' anno'nncibg'lhat'hiJland
hisfBlaff wopldbMHattehaa'npeqn.th& loth
Inst. I Teedfully1 stfggest; that 'sudh
uicanurea (ue auupicu ir ceieuraung ineDC'
casibn; as shall' seem most annronnatei
Very respectfully, your bhedient' ser
vant, , W. Q.BnowNLOTri'
Mr1. Trimblij;6lTered a resolution provld-
liiir lur n .lomtr.commiuee 10 uc annoinica
oy Dpui nouses: jri regarp: to cetebraung
The rules were suspended and the resolU''
tion adopted. TMessrs. Trimble. Senter.
Frazier, Th6'mpifri and Hall wens appoint-
eu on-nam commiiiee oy me ocnaie:
Mr. Trimble' presented Senate bill 31c.
4G3, in relation) to- suits against non-residents
in certain 'cases.- Passed a first read
ing and referred- to the: Jddici arv Com
mittee.
Mr. Trimble presented Senate bill No.
464, to repeat section, seven of an act to en
courage piauung, improvements, eic. 01 ine
Rffo'riI.n,l1-Tuna O IBft.-. To
them A feclinc of race, of national!. v nnA I
. ' - r . I -..7 I . .... v. . f juuu, Auvuja 'i-
of honpr? Vi e have the! germ of an AfrU reading and referred to' the 'C6raraittee.'6h
can empire here, and we think if lfnlf flit- I Trilbmni TmnmioWnrfi, 1
time and energy which will be spent there
in 'Struggling against taste, were devoted to
tho buildine W a iomeand nationality bf
ineir own, 11. would produce results im
measurably more Uieful and satisfactory."
Iam. sure Xneedsav no more to convince
every Senator on this floor, that Liberia is
the country bestdapted of all others for
the black race, and that there they oue-ht
to go.
Hut thoiqueation arises .arc they willing
to go. and if they arc not! should they be 1
forced fb Cmifc-ratft? I wkttld RaV. .ib n',!
autvu-uui arguwcin, uu oniy waai mis Dill
nmnfKM. DrtPn nn tn thpirnnrioraf-indlnmi
ft., .j .r. .. .. ... ... . . I
me auvaniacres mat awaiL mem in tnat
cqunfry . spread out before them its broad
fertile and onnnv plain, its bright nkiM
and its abujrldant Jiarresta 'c them know
vuni ujuir vJi mm anu nun are mere ana
anrions to receive thetrf-hdw ihem that
hereJ they -can jevpr,hope1t6 enjoy perfect
equality and freedomlTiits broadestandhest
sense hold
Senate joint resolution No. 14. in regard
to. .the Metropolitan. Police law, was taken
up, anu, ouf mquou.oi jur. iiau, reierreu 10
the Judiciary Confmfttee.
.Mr. Senter ofier,ed Senate, Jbint resolu
tion 'No. 16, authorizing th6 Comptroller
td borrow two hundred and fifty thousand
dollars to. aid in defravtm? thi intrrMt'nn
the riubllc debt due January. 18GY. 'which
shall be refunded as' the revenue isriaid'ih'.
rJ c.? .r m.?...1, ... .i r i
jh iiiouou 01 m.t. jLnnioie, tne resolu
tion was. referred to the Com'mitte: on (Pi
ttance" arid Ways.'an'd Means. ' 1
Bill' for the benefit 'of tax: collectors.
Passed'and referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee. t ,
Mr. Trimble offered a resolu'fion author
izing the Governor to talce active measures
to recq'Ver the school fqnd wTiiclv'has bjfch
abstracted, and for the purgose lie Ilkye and
exercisi plenary pO'weriti do arf rform
Tlie resolution was 'adopted' iinder
pep-jion of the .ruIe&Jitia prijrei
transmitted to tne House
UP" to their view that country '
and that'govemnieriasllt'reaify is. with all !
its invitsng features, and with all its' ttiousftbtUHNo. uiostoamei
flowing proppects present and 'future. J'pollfan Police lawTwasna'k?i
Dhls t we should do, and .f ddiie I suspension of the rules.
a "the spirit nf fraternal kindness
and sincerity,, we well see that
bond mis and thousands of them will
embrace thfe golden bpportunitfJ1'' AVe
can' by that means gradually draw off
and diminisn. heir number, until finally
'wnfn U16 great highway is opened and
made laminar, and when me Kindred of
those that are here Bh-dl revisit this coun
try to tell of their' happy and free, home in j
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vntirAtvn rtT.IlvL..l'. - 1 .1 . . . . .
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fifr. EditftrdJ irVi?n City!
Dear Sir: I havo examined your Stomach Bit
ter carefully, and find it what you represent it
to.be. Thfr hich order which the IngredienU
roing into it tako in tho Materia Medico, u well
ha the most happy .proportioned combination of,
F. j , uuf Olivers auycrinriu anj
tiiuiiiv inciiuBuon ta we coooirr: xaa tact
rrocKBOLDC&S.
W.W. Berry, ' M.Uomi,. - . .
Jotm Jvirloaw, . , . .Joa. W. Allen,. ,
D. Weaver, Edgar Joues,
D-a'l F. Carter, A.J. 'Duncan, ' ' -"''
Alexander Fall, Cias. E. nilbaan, '
Edmand Cooper.
HIS BANK OCCCPIE3 TOE BUILDING FOU-
SUtollondt, collect XoU, DndlaoafoxsitUJlalf
K.in H l ...J ,.. . ' . .r 1,1
. , f"4 ireasary note aivaraaH
band ana for sifr. ' ClSld Cannan. Mh nA Vrintl
poand JntenMt Notes t-oortit at the nlnhest' rate. .l
, . . r , JEDuAl! J0N1-S, Caahier-, .
Vf. W. BKUBV. PieId.n. ' ' 'octlO-anT
i,
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D. W'AJ-KUIT7
WALKER
& YABYAN,
thatypu use only the parest Bourbon WhUky i A T T U R N E Y S' A T LAW.
taust necessarily recommend your Bitters in I , , i ' V i u.n f t
pother noint. especially as far as wholesome-
neraanupaiaianuiiyarA listen into coniidera-1
Hon- I wasfwell pleated to see in your e?ttb- ,
lishment the process of manufacturing 'your
piiun camea on or way 01 displacement which
faot only ftirei TOu a better Prodaet, bat alio
recommends itself by clearer operation.
emil scheffeb;
'Apothecary and Chemist.
1 Lovisvtlle.Sept.29Nl3S. , ,
BQUXEf Toys and Christmas Gifts
A.X HALF PRICE,
OLD
WISE'S
ESTABLISHED HOUSE.
LIKEWISE 3III.MNEUY CiOODS, EtO?
at half nriee namllTrlv tn rlnu nnt nnlll
'ine -am ui ironiufr. Tim mocK ronsUM of
S?S,OOC WORTH
Bonnet, Hat, Sash, and Trim
ming Ribbons.
S. B. BMW & SON,
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uuiiiixiUXiun ujrjujuiaajua
3fo. 01 Chnrch Street,
P. 0. BOSSBB -NA8in1W8r"TWf
VIRGINIA A1VB TENNESSEE
1 .
lr800 of the Latest New
Styles of Hats,.Bonnets,
and; a Beautiful Stock
of -Plumes of Every
Style.
trti m .tut
'j . tJ'.l-V
Wl'tft '
BIRDS
A XI) 0 H XA il EXTS
41
2ai
Clierrj'
Street,-, (up' atairn,) i
t "ASliVLtE, trrfafy,
. S;t OAIIA'D-A V -
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1 slri'i- -tjft rl oi -,m,
all tr.At
11 ; .- Ui, viu:' -iffl
V(fptKM.i'e'fet. dloud Hotel, (
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Itlork, Cliurt'h Nlreet,
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IMr. EJuard. Wilder. Oitti . ' ,'
DeftrSfr; Mr wife and ehi'd hara'been'.bfrnr
&UZ fat seterali .months from indireitinn. Mr
inue, seuiUK
iDrinK ner a
I did: and
hanDTtorat'ate tbat tnv rhilil. nnw fAur- mimtha
pld.whQjias not had a voluntary faction since
its birth'; Is cntiroly restored, .and m' wife is
vujoyiQrine oesi -or neaitn, ana is now wnoily
unttillinsto bo without it bottleiof your Bitters
in the house, as she wi It is the most strength
ening an'J ap (Sailing tonic that can be used, and
toitno HoujoeUght to be without it: and I feel
it dau td the poblie.to,make known lha wonder
ful good it has performed in my household, and.
most heartily recommend its use In every family.
1 remain yours respectfully.
X-d.SWA.
Corner Uroad nxu Jllgh fStreels.
ETA fli P KICKS OK FLOUR. ME-ir. AXP
Feed. dllertd fre. ofcliareitV " '
flour, made or nvnite Wheat "iVosiilog-
Wn "per barrel.
.Broadway Mill Extra, Family, flour
xiroaaway anus's, rme rionf...:
Graham; or Unbolted Flour, peV luu rtaj.i ,
MtydUng,, per 100lLsw- r-t-v--'
Rye flour
Buck Wh at Flour .' '
Con. Mea , per bnshl...j.. ....;....
Mixed ilo.fper 100 ILs
Shorts, per 100 11. :
Hay-peMOQlfi i..-........jit.-
. Of Craig, Truman & Co,.213 Alain street, j Per bnhl
L6vi.vi!le;'Oaober;,'lSG3.,' ' T 0aUwr bushl
i ( ' .' Hi. ' . : !6t9-Sni spl
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ill
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rarij Flowen ami BrhUl Vnth. v. at.u
2- H E,c- Style Hair
i, ictiaiui ana voiiea. iim in i tmii, mnv.
atJ10.00;S0 piecea Ereoch, aU Wool Merinos, at
?" ru cot. A tltg
. Iwt- nlTnn ...I X1 n , n . . D
...... '""J '"to'i renumery, etc., at
Wpo.!a Ilooe, ComforUand Chltdren'a lloae.
. B. Aimj health reqalres a change of climate
East, I Intend ejlabliihlnj myaeiria butiaeu tl
X w YnrV IamvIxi . "
Title, exclnsltely for MHlkiery Geods, and my ml
dence East will gire ns anncrior adraatsces to aelect
gvoda at grpotly Yedaeed prices, aad the Uteit
iiuvBiiir s iuey coma oni jut.
I tnut our old friends will help ns 6nt at thli
mil ume, ana pit good Talne for their money.
At 46 Union Street,
dect Kext door to the Bank of Tennessee.
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. ( Oct6ber24. 1886V' '
Jfr. Edward lrifdrri LoniniUe, AVt -
Dear Sir: f take nleasurft in SflTino- Dial t rrn.
inflering from Aeoo and Fever, or Chills and
Fever, for several months, when I was advised
by a friend to try your famous Stomach Bitters,
and after tisintr two bottles I .am entirely re.
stored., It not only imparts new vigor, but it Is
truly tho' best strengthening and appetbins
toyicr,tho am time. Dlejsqot to, the taste,!
have ever known used or afforded td the'pUpli0
and I.wonld say11 to all those similarly afflicted
that if they .would be cured and hare the disease
thoroughly eradicated from the irstem. to nse
your Bitters, and be convinced of their wonder
ful medicinal power and virtue.
l remain yours respectfully, :
L , P. P. NEVITT.
S: O.' HAWTHORNE
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IASREMOVED 1IEH
Millinery and Clpak Making
n " : Td' H
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HQ. 2 SIAIMOXS BLOCK,
! II U it C II ,S X It F, F.T-I
(Opposite St. Cloud llotcli
Where she hopcr to soo her old friends and
patrons. v
N, B. Mrs. U. is, offcrine her stock of
N HU.is-erytci0afaw.i:reA it .Cost, .4
,:' 1 ' j . ,!ai ',
To make room for Mew Purchae?t 1, . .
L'omsville.jK if Oclbber 12,
To JT. WlUer.Evjatv:.
"T xrfts n. frnnil' 'deal nfflii-fivl mlth Tnlo.Rtilft.1t
and occasional attacks of Dyspepsia. I was ad
vised: to use your Diticrs. I scarcely used one
bottle when I felt relief, and from thn nu nf thn
Bitters, though nearly tixty:soren years of age,
feel the ame fenerry and Tiracity and cheerful
spirits of a bopt ortwenty-C ve;, You Bitters are
a pleasant tonicand cordial, and as they are pre
pared from pord ingredionts and good old Bpur
bon "Whisky. I can safely endorse their use to all
afflicted as I Was. I would fiar to rach nersonc.
keep your .minds easy your bowels ppenl your
hdad cdblpyour feet'warm, nnd use' Wuder'i
Bitters, and nerer mind the Doctor". '
Bespectfully,. . , , J CiiUCEXES. ,
,r,j;tpi4 Reliabte" Agent Erie B. JU,
iffdjeBietfo"-
'if Tiphh
def3
Mr. Corritran offered an amendment
which, orf motlon df Mn'Hall.'wavlaidtJh
tlie table ayes. 12, noea o.
Mr.' Thompson t'flered
which was laid
.,. r.
-Slr-iail .moved, the previous question
on the passage oi the bill, which was or
dered, and 'the bill was pissed its thinl arid
iasp readme, bv aves ia. noes 4.
rl'aiijeifdnfent
online. .tab? by. ayes tW,
iow JofVt.li we vnflrdj.fig'thieftainR,
(.el3 llffa country ahd procuVe By pur-
asiara-
man' best interett, aud he freely rJe4rv
nd choose, to ge, is it not our diltV. in r'w-w
of all the facta tvf kin oonditioni t. aitiiiESti
at&ut, and oncmirsge him to doV. Js-'it
not our duty to enkindle in hinlarf J
tHHi far a higher and nobler lexiateni
await him ami hw posterity here 'Can
we in any better way repay him for kU
ttrric, or make amenda lor the pastthan
Inr Mooring hiw to hia lone lost hcriWe
jnhld&therland, f
gfn the' 'other sand, X am tohl -hv
political eomMHliiK that the prbpertty
'State depenikupon the ataouot tf te
and muscle, necetmry (o jerrbrm the laWr
that is needed to develop and improve ibet
State, and that the blaok nun aboard apt
leave us loot this should tail or become -adequate
torappl v the waata and demsuM
of the .country. flii is purely a eMh
View of the-quetion, and as'auclt It is
plamuble and influential. But I think i4
pin be ft! early fthown to be rmoumI and
grpand.es. ubec like every ootnodily,
obeys' tlie f arariable laws of supply and,
demand. Take any article of commerce o4
rime necessity, let there be a failure in its
fflotelv S.cctlffil.ViTlie rii-o otronta
im& Wpcd thei coast1 anD tRrdugh
ratieli danger apd difficulty they peached
the tooty barbarian. King Peter and
his chief, and brought back an
honorable tijle to land for wjveral
leagues atound the harbor bf Mesurado.
This vraa the beginning of what is now '
the Republic" of Wberia. The little rolony
began its distance shortly after by the
laudiug of several hundred emigrants,
rtade up TrOm the fae'hlaek4fremvariotw
parts of the country. They took tosseseion
of theJandallottexf te tliem hyhe.'itreaty,
al there thry have re'mainea vet-" bince,
gAtlhallV enlarging thfirixwndaryi.aa nc
recruits from tho United Statea arrived, and
their neceMitici required it, Mntil how: the
whle oitout of terflty ned bythe
Kepublic embraces over tit hundred ioiIe
"f toaM, and etends Inlah" for eorae fiftv ,
k has already closed h) thai slate Irade
from nearly the entire weotefn coast. It
has extendeil ita jurisdirlien, by treaty and
ol,""',fi"u has 0iy broiighl within iu
eivtiizing jnUBenco iipwartlp of $05,000 pf,
tlnnativeIinpa)itaiitA;,who are fiuTmlir
Jng tho 'wis arid comTsVw awl odnvciipfes
of rivlllied life. It has a njpilarjy 'organ
ised government, modeled jirecisely after
our ownlth all iu deimrtmenU in full
stml sisttecafidoparation. ItfeasstaTdUheda
syMem of conTrfon sehetiia, as well as a
ootle8,aU'itr)ouriBhine'ConditiQq: It has
hteUt neat churches in almost every ne-ttle-cfteflt,
in which are to be found nil the re
Jiifl denomlnatlous that we have in litis
coa try". Towns mid eitieshavt been and
are being built; In which are to bff eecn
eeeafcrtaya ,reidepce, houseA and
kading tteU as in - our .0 wit . country.
Ssgar tarmhave ksmopefadd, Meamrsar
osailU have been erected, frwKhich, every
ypr boantttnl snnpiicv -arc pixMtucexL Jer
-noes
sals
M.3A '
aeoaniplUh'&l , In the
lileneubT tne treed-'
la. I . .a
ered up ttitpugh the
Ullhis has.
ff halfa
as aTA'ra" erica
exertions of this Colonisation Ittcicty' a!
lroof incontetibIe that the negro race is
the land of their adoption, when letters I . Mr. Carrifran, asked leave to chance his
shall come from over there to their kind- 'I vote for the purpose of movink a reoonaid-
red here, describing the blessings enjoyed il f ration of the vote, which ItgyjviJgfci10
winecd commerce shall spread her sails in 1 Senate adjourned until to-morrow anorn
.l i. r-.k.. -i,: i : .l -.i I : i o -.-T-i. r
.-iVltU9'7 iiiww4iaii nilljij, ucurilig ine urn I uJgmvuvu,
in ',! rm U. rr l '
Itepublica then it may be that a mijrhty
exodus may take place from this country
mat Mian em Draco qeariy tne entire race.
Lo6k, if you plcasel at the voinntan'
immigration from Europe to this country.
In 1854 it reached as high as 427,833 in!
.. . not ct r.. ' i
that 'over 5,000,000 have landed upon our
coast. What induced this mighty host
to exile themselves from their native land,
to leave kindred and friends aud a home
there, 'and- rgo' out 'across the ocean' 16 a
country wild and unknown, to them then
as Africa is at this day to the black man ?
Was it not in a great measure to escape
from pnder the curse df caste i Was it not
to secure to them and their descendants the'
bleincs offreeilom?
i There was. repulsion there; and attraction
here, that has resulted in this immense in-!
flux of European emitrrants. Will not like
causes produce like effects? ' Wlth the black
raco there will be a constant repulsion
here, and an equal attraction there" in .Af
rica, that most in time draw Off multitudes
of this people to that land that is in every
t.tn . r
I desire here to state that the Colonita
tion Society is dependent far' its support
mainly upon voluntary contributions, it
hasj howctrf, rtsfcivct coimtenanco and aid
(rum the geueral government, as well as
most of the State governments and our
own BtalcJu 1S33, passed ah act appropri
ating ten doHars a head, to ho paid -out of
tlie State Treasury- to this society, for every
emigrant ,vnt from this Ptlt tci. Liberifti
Ts mroiT6tou "remlined iipon the
statute poofea'tintn 18-1.3, when it -was re
pealed. Under this provision, several hun
dred of the free blacks of the -State wci
aided, through this society, in leaving the
State, who arc now doing well in Africa.
One. of these emigrants lultly revisited his
kindred and friends in East Tennessee. He
Is hV the Mime orErstlne, and is the son. of
a Presbyterian minister who left this ccna
try for Liberia (owe thlrtyearMgo. He
has acquired 'property and tftiOalilon in that
coaritry that lie amid, never nays hoped to
I 1 TT . ' .,' ,
Laiiam .uere. nc now doius, tue honored
Clonic' bf ITep.reseritntivea.
The House was called to order at ,10
ri r c- t TT.?.i.ti .l !.
u ciucK, iur. opeaKer xieiKeii in me cnair.
-Mr. Thojnburghj from, the Committee on,
"Elections, Returned" the pafiers'in'th'e pVie
oi mt. wravea, who contests lite seat ot Mr.
Davidson of Jackson ooiinty.j and asked
that the committee be discharged from
further consideration of the'ease.
A communication was receiveil from the
Governor, announcing that Major General
Thomas and laff woudK in response to in
vitation of the 'Legislature, visit Nashville
to participate In the anniversary of the
oattle of -Nashville,
The, Senate resolution appointing ajoint
committee the raake the necessary'arrailEe-
ruepts towanls! the prijpercclebratioh of the
1 . .1 ' ' 1 1-
uuivt-rsury, jas auopieu.
The Governor's message in-relation To
tho school fund, was rehd. and 6rf motioltof,
r T?. . ..t?-i...I
Jir. airtcsi, a coimuuieq wa apjiuiii.it.-u hi
retrardto the matter. . - ...
TheBehate bill abolisltinethe Governor'n i
.in . 'i it i i i- i . . ..
aiaii, passcu.iu urst reauing . . ,
A number of private and corporation
hills were acted urwadnnng'he" forenoon.
....: o -Mir '
AFTERNdON StSSIQ. ci
The Senate resolntion anthoriiine-. the
fVintntrrilKr Inlmrrrrw 000 trt aill in
the. payment of the interest falling .duo4 oil g
The-bill tr alter the time of holding 1Kb
Chancery Court, in thefirsistrH'-aelf
goAcwd readinsr " " h' '
"A number' df ooinoration bills passed -a !i
second rea4inr,jUlcc,which the itoaso ad
Journeil tmtil 10 o'clock, to-morrowi
assMMMaawaHsasMMsjssM
Gaus. is very . abjmdant irj Central j
Illinois Ihis jrar.?,Te ihioghler 6f prairie.
It -IJ
1,l
J , f K i
PARTK TJI.AR NOTICE.
MYER.S & HUNT,
CARRIAGE 11UJCERS,
TE3iRE TO RETtrRN THANKS TO THEIR
XJ patrons.for the liberal support Jieretofore
extended to them, and state to the nuhlie gen
erally., that in" order to have greate'r.facilitles'fo'r
supplying the '
Increased DQmand
for their work, they are fitting up In magnified n ;
style the large and commodious two story.
umiaing,
No. 76 North, Market ' Street,
One door north,(bf their Resent stand, fora
Cnrrlnjje FnetorjnaudjSnlea Roonu,
Where Ihev.witl ho tintter nrenrired itinn arer In
keep up their reputation for makinR'fltticlMi
work.
F.ntrnnce to Kepnlrtnp Shops will pfe
oe ssmc as iterrioiore,
1. Cr.. 1 1 - x 1
. Asplendid assortment of Catriagawork always
on hand at the lawn., fimirea.
We will cpntinue at our old stand until oitt
new factory is'&ttea up.
deci-tf , Ji rErts it imsT.
...... . itr .
-ui '.i : ' I .'). , ,
HIS 0CTE" BEING KOW FAIRLY OPEXED
fer'the' transportation of - - '
Cotton aiiil other Freights,
from Kaflmiliti Xortherd dtlcs, offers supeitertn
ducemenU tqjihlppers, iu
SPEED AND LOW RATES.
The rates shall be made as LOW, and the time guar
anteed as QUICK, as by .any otter route. '
The Nasniilln and Chattanooga Read will issur.
HROUGH., BILLS OF LkDC,
and protect shippers-against orercharges, or any
.errors in agreed rates
Tho city Insurance Offices and 'Agenctes agree tj
co Jer Cotton by, thU Bonte at the rate or three
fourths ofime per rent.
Thronffh from this, to New York1.
Captain BES.;F. EQAN-No. 17 South ifarket t.,
is authorixed to contract for Freights, and sign Bills
fif.Ladlng. . ,
Capital, One Million Dollars
ENTERPRISE INSURANCE CO.,
o
CiryCINNATI, OHIO.
BIRECTOBS.
R. M. BISHOP, or B. M. BUhop & c.
THEa COOK, PresUentChamber of Commerce.
?,,??.0ABlm,ER- Prw,t of lfTetU Bank.
HOOU McBIRNET, of llugh McBlrney a: Cu.
h. R. HULL, -of Addy, Hulls: Co.
A. 8. WINSLOW, of Wlnslow & Smith.
uKius swirT. or Brigs Swift 4 Co.
OHABLK3 RULE, of C. Rule A Co.
.0. M. BUCHANAN, of Bnchanaa k Co.
ADOLFU WOOD, of Adolph Wood t Co.
JAMES 8. WISE, Nashville Packet Company.
L. A. ItARBIS, Mayor of Ctadnnati.
TII03. SHERLOCK, Rrealdent.
M. B- CAS3ILLT, TIce President.
This ComnaaT is now nmin- tn tnn.t . ....
era! Fire and Marioe Insurance business thronghont
the Stats of Tranessee.
It. CIUeVAlUY, Agent.
Policies issued on flrst-class Brick DwelUngj for
lire years, at a material mliseMoit on yearly rate
Sf plt-Sm U. jt A.. 6.)
oyl3-lm Cen'l Fr't Agent ST. A C. B.
K.
;NASH5tati; & DECATUR
iis4.. ii i.. I il-.'. ,- ;
Great Oentr'alAll Rail Route;
j , BCTWEKX
NASILYILLE A JJd" ItU'TS YILLE, '
MEMPIUS,, .MOBILE ATD
. JJEW.iOItilEAN., .
AXIV AT.i; INTEKMEDIATr. POIXTS.j I
YELLOW PINE FLOORING
At Lew Flgnres.
OKPAIt POSTS AND FEN01N0 Xl'MBKR,
SEASONED POPLAR 4 BUILDIKO LUMBER
! ' Of alt kinds.
Car. Urairfora anil North Summer i?ta.
noTlQ.tf p.
ions t. rooTR. j. m. ju3h. a. m. vcarnr
FOOTE, NASH & CO.,
Nos. 17 and 19 West Oolumbia-St.
CINCINNATI,
DICTI1.1.EIM
OF COLOOSE,
SPIRITS,
' ALCOHOLS,
LIQUORS AND WINES
DKILKKS tT Gr.VCINI
ltouERTSox eorjJtir,
Bormiox. rve and m onongaula
W II I S K I E S.
Proprietors of the celebrated brand ef Orange
vauey nnisgy.
maylS dly
CLAIMS FOR B0U!TT. BACK PAT
sions. Transnortati.n.-'trtH'&ndveTiTWtwr-
term aster and Itommissary Stews lneenJint-
HORSES A'JTD KOTiKS
Taken froffl Tennesseans aad IfrntntlrlnsMf atl
nsea by tea Uaitedfbtatea ires. Lst Umh
and Equipments ef
OfBcers and Soldiers ia. U. S. Semee.
Three months Par propar dae iBstiiiisL)ft-
,cers in certain cases. aad an iruswar tmmm.
promptly attended to.
diers and tttir heirt en ho same faowmc
WBlle. k
Correspondents desired la nX nilSal 6 th
country. Business seat ns Ky man wwl reeefv
as prompt attention as if haaded hs ia perss.
Our charges will b reasonable.
Rxrgaascss Maj. Geo. Geo. II. Tiraeaai, T.
S. A.: Oov. Tm. O. Browalew: lr. A. J.
Fletcher. SecretarraTStata btTh.mmii- Wlue.
Tobey & CoHankenc and BlrstaUmal iUak
of whyiUe land, officers geftiraSy f t; e tat
mlnnteer nnrrr uHUl.
CLArw'GEpre
OF
Pavaiubre SOwcr C&.,,
.IVo. 25 orlli Clierrj St.,
NASHVH.DE...,
. . . .1.
.T1N
LLI
WE ARE PREPARES:
I Claims as-ainst ttin ITnf
mert fer prtpettytakeadlW
Whether Beceipted for or'Not:"
' - - . U -I Mil I
Our facilities fer - .
Collecting' Bouiitiaat,
I.SrjRK TIIEIB SPEEDY PAYMENT.
SeUiers anJ'all nthere nl-i-ll
w. munn men WMmV
in our hands are asm red that they wilLjWe
OBR MOST CAREFCI. ATTENTION,
the rarloni n,niHm.tti. ur n-.
and his titensivo cxptrieaeala theyHeittjui A
claims enables him to. proseautL nisi
PSOVPTNESS AND I)ISIATllIIt
any business entrusted ta oar sharg.
Oive us a call. ( i
t R.
sovSHm'
milE NASUVILhE AND DECATIu'r'rAII.-,
11 road Company has made arrangements With
the Memphis and CbsjlcatQn RajlroaJ Company1
by which passengers' go ' " '
Thronch 'to lemphis'wIIUotit Chan'irei
of Cnrs.
Only one change between Nashville and Mobile
' or New! Orleans. By any other Route
iJin'l
f WOOD!
.111.11(1
III
le .
-it -
1 ...'A ,i
iu .1 i irti wrriT? rrrnw .1.
YPEPiSIA- 1 -
AnaallkpecSttjif' '
' 1 i' (
Iuilliitlon, ,, , ,
i) iv, "i n term I ties.
li. 14- '
-'llll-i.
,0 S T E If P RO THE UH
,33, Public
Corporatiof at.
FIVE TOI,T.AHH PER CORD,
WrLI' DELIVER O00D HARD; MRR
Jji ohantable Afood.fuiiywhijre within the
.1
FULL CORDS guaranteed.
our store.
Ferer.'
'I' s ., i
anu 7er nuu j;gup,
Orders received at
novy-lm
Ahd'all periddicia 'disorders.' It Wilj'glv" lmm
r -Ji4- I- -;dlatei"r41ief)l3- 4Tr r 'r "
dQiiig :aW.
It will cure C0STIVENES8. It Is a mild and
delightfuHnrigorant for delicateFemales. It is .
a saloiAnti-liitlions AlteratrTe.and-ronlc for'
family; imrjioses. It is a powerful reetiperant ,
uuer iud irnui. nas tioca aeDiiitaiea ana nxiueea
brtsiekness. It ii an excellent ann.iit.ar n veil
an strength enor of the diges'ivo forces. Ills de
sirable alike, as a corrective and mild cathartic
It is beinr daily used and nrerlh. h all nhv.
sicians, as the formula will be handed to any'
ygkrii I a vfiiilnits 'I
HPIV,
WOOD FOR SALE AT TARD, OR HELIV
erd. cheaper tUan at any other yard ImtLa
iy irfaisiitiiijt'Apu,,
, "Extrn' InclncementH,
-- ! .' . ,. i .. i!i . v - J
i PARTIES PURCHASING, (.LARQELV.
' : .1.1 r.uf . i i ,' - ;
Yard roruerAprtu Kront nna jQlleroii
Streets.' . i ir ., ,
' rt.'iioriAN'. " '
O. P. DANFORTH, 'i
oct23-2m
THOMPSON'S RESTAURANT.
Corner College and Union. Streets.
;EDWARD WIUDER,
Nolo Proprietor.
lilt it if :
S . t r .-
T V THOMPSOr. WOULD INFOttM' 'O.lS
Xly.mei
T
r
ii
-l
EOffiUD1 HINDER &
i
TOolesale' '-Brilggists,
' ' I U tsr- -IP-,"" , , ,t
-J.
r. ,:U
cedented-
iS'Etr Zealand has" l.OMeoiilBS ofTefe-
graph lines.in operation. - .
it,-
feuds and the noMIc that hs has- last filtnl
up ana openai an elegant ilfil&uraa. orrr UU
Saloon, where genUemap. will nnd at all times not
only the beat the fioW market affords, bnt also the)
best of ereryiHlng from a distance Hiring pro-1
curtd the serifces of a first-rate cook, and frum.my'
long experience In hotel business, I tret e.ofUedt of)
being able1 to please cnittraiurs. '
Freeh' Oyster receired daily aerred np In any'
trie Frwh Qm always on hud. )
noit-tf R. O. THOMPSON, rroprUtJ. j
'f(a.'MyLitfOBU!r o.w.ftym.s, p.a.ihkis,
' "' 'Formerly tNv!ffKeltb't Cd. i
, . (Successors to V, A. Irwin A Co) (
WHOLESALE GROCERS
isD ' j
' COMMIBSIOX MERCIIA.13.
i' DUtSSI ' '
nn,? WIIiES AND, XIQrORS,
, turner Marie nnit; Clark Street,'
, " i'ASuVlLLE. TEiiNESKE.
paxths highest market pricttfor Dried
.1 . c earners, neeswux, unue-r, suit waniry
ii
The Snn Francisco California!! advocates;,-
u a 'welt-educated and intelligent gentle-' v7l,',,lv . y.r, v'jb. .If
man. " "'' I origtn in an excess,! electricity in the at -
1 would further state, that this Society is Biosphere.
s'sq a
I vli
vrl:- i ' U
M.'4.i i
u. ,- u.:jii t Msrnll ifT
nevS
cs generally.
noril-lm
i,J -.
jLouliiville.
' OREA-'sr
IN ' ' '
AND,' PRdrANS
' a; uxxcs t ..
i .kI . i ... -oii.ji i
it II CK (Xl BIT RE-E.T--' - -
sJtasdaxamiae tVem. j,. i j
w5-ti -
there are Two.
M i
Splendid' Slecpinr Cars on
. r sL Might Trains.
Twb'ouor Ett-BKSS Tsais Leaves Nashville.
Daily al ftao r. it.
Arrives at Decatur at v ipdA. u. '
Connects with Memphis and Charleston Rail
road for'Uuntsville, Memphis. Mobile, New
Orleans, and sU lnttnoediato paints.
Leares Ilacitur al'.' ..........'i...... .... Sts,'; i. m.
Arrives EiNashvUIo;at..4-..... 114 a. K.j
. Cqnneats at Nashville, with , Louisville and,
Nashville Railroad. Tor all points East. North,
and Northwest ad with er.ening trains en N. A
C.and N.AN..W, andE. A K. RaUroads, for
'polntso'athdsftlines.. .
Frrle;lit ami Accoramoitatlon. ;Hatb"
Exeept Handnysu
Leaves KaiUvYfia at. -755 a.m.
Arrives at D-jcatnr at. wj r-trcft-.OQ
CoInraUlit , Acwmttnodntlon Trnln- ,
Vu,tty, except MnndAys.
Leaves Colnmbta'ai -7:15 1.
Arrive at Nashville aU y.u.i 10:00 a. m
Leaves Nashville atl..3. SKr,M
Arrives at Uolum&nat-i-.i .. 5,15 r. x
SasTSatfet Cltreked TbronRb.
FARE AS LOW AS THE f.OWEST.
Tor" Tl.roun'h TtcVefi n,l i.lh.i- Infhrmftltnn.
51eas. apply'.atAh.8yffiee or the Nashjilie City
rsnsfer Company, Northeast comer of Summer
ana unuren streets, and at the Umad Street
Deiot, Nashville, Tennessee,
j. ii.' Van dyne,
toZ) , , .. ileneral Superintendent. .
-tWaslivilIa.and, LhattanoQga
ROWLAND. SPERRY & CO.
. Cotton Factors,
COMMISSIO.V MERCHANTS,!
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
vn
Aceiit;rnr the Frnnklju I'nclory.
m. .i , .
NO. 46 WEST SECOND STREET
. CINCINNATI.. ;OJIIO.
JONSIONM K.VTS. OF
COTTON,
'TOlJACt'O,
DRIED FRUIT, Ete.J
Solicited, and liberal "Cash," advance made oj
ine same.
ROH1.1M), SPEKKY A CO,
novi-3jn
P. Piraaan.
(a o. 3. Rorcs
0. P. Kmt
PMKAR1), ROPER & mm
UKMl-UAlj
Commission - Merchants,
100 Commercial Street, cor. Walaut,
M '1'.
J. U I - j
A LL BUSINESS ESTRP9TED TO OUR OARW
n.
premplly attended to.
" RKFBRKNOKS;
rir.1 Nllal Bank, Na.hTrHe.
A'lne. Tulter A (ij.. Ilan-era. KksIJ.
uro. V. Caw-, Ki., proprietor St. CWod lloClj
jiasaTiiie. Benzs-lr
.1.
TORIAN, MACRAE. & C0.r'
fQTTON AXl TOBACCO FACTORS j
CIIAKGEOF TIME.
Oyrimi iof OssiEiLHcu-iiuTliiswrat. ( 1
N. 4 N. W. RaawiT.
Villa Tnn.. Nev.K. ISM.)
SNANftAKTER TUESDAY, NO.V. 7.
lUJO, and until further notice. Passenger
ns -will run as follows
Nasbvllle) and Cbatianoogn Line.
Xeave Nashville for Cht(niir- nH ll
points South, at 5-J3 i . v. and 8-wi u. Aln .i
Chattanooga' ataOO e. at. and ACQ y. next
day. Returning?, leave Chii5 r Rt '
ji- and i x. . Arriv alt liasaVllia at 1M
v. and 11:30 4,. it. next day.
wauem at rtartrona Kit y.seibyvltle.
.toUO0 r-Jf-andftlS LearVsbi -b9VUl8
72tTji.il. and lMXTi. r. Arrive at War.
traceat,!i;0a..acdll:i.5j-,x,, . .
TARE TO NEWORLEAS Zzi 23
.T Mrrfts. . IB OO
tjDTjISVILLB. , 7 83
01&MaaiiaactknjmadaBxStes'eBinnaiil f!i.
laanoeafor alleltiea East and South.
'Sleeping cars on all Night Passenger trains.
NasUTUi ja4(XorthTrratera Llnr.
ETrJia PjJMEXaitl'-TTeaTM N-.hrilln tar
ToHnsonvifle. and all points West ahd Northwest.
at dXO a. it., iictnrnior; arrives at Nasbrille at
AcXmmojKT!os'. XaarCs Nashville at 2.-CO r.
St., and arrrres in Tf asbyiH i at &0 r. x.
To takoteffeirt on and nfter Thorclav
berZL lSoo.
Trams on' ths" N. JS it YT. R. R. eeanect at
JohnsonvLUe. with the Cairo and Joatuoarillt
Packets without fail.
-Berths end MaahvFRKf. an fits aw ri sAit
nBotinr.wUh N. amr-N. W. Railroad.
sPaers by tMi roots aavt ear-ease of
KVeplnr Car and Meals betwser. jVKtU(. anrf
.CirOw.-j,, t. i ,
r- Iratasstop at aj intermediate pothts.
Procar tickets at II &Jaksoa's opposite &
uitfiui iitHti, or ai uae Aiatian4ra juepoU -
'. i
VT.B. INNES-ken'j HnS
,2 .'0fsnid a.
1
J. W. BROWJJ, Oeun.PaJl Agent.
nov2T-tt
COMMISSIOX MER CANTS,'
NO. tt OARONDHLET 8TREBT. j
leiilR -3ca NEW ORLEANS
CHAMPION
S A. W MILLS.'
U. (J. UOLD'BERlj,
JICAI.EK IK ALL Kl.NIH OK
LUMBER, SHINGLES, ETC)
NASHVIIjLB, - i
TENK.
rrillE USD ana IQ Ji E D, H.VIK0 nKKh
j. pnresaaea tne npper Haw MHI. knewa -af tfai.
"EmrTOlr JIIH,- he U new ahU toar to the etll- 'C I1HE.
leaser haiili.UIe aad nrreBmHara.atrr all kin,!. I I. am
er Lumber at prkeaUsoit the tlmef. Years af ex
perience at the ImslneetyeetlSes hUn In saying that
all work shall tie tnraed oat la a workuianHks mao-ner-
By striet atteaUaa aad tair Uealiag. be hop,
toioerit Hbwal share of patreaage. Call aad ex
fer yoarsHf Wfere coatrartag ebewbere.
otta6-f 3f. C GOLDBtEO.
UI,' PARTNERSHIP.
JTDOE J0UNi5. BRICK A JXO. C. DTP. I'll
ATTORNEYS AT LAW;
COLLECTION OF CLAIMS
AOAI.NST TIIE (JOVjKIt.NfliM.VT.
ERSOX3 HATISO OLA IMS FOR COT
IIrM. Wai-t T.nmi.i Tmn - TLT
Ukea or purchased by the United States aad set parf
for a!o clerks mechanics and laborers who bare
tauea to receire compematlon fer serrtees renJereJ
wenhi ao well to, tau on ss at oar oSce,
29
noslSJm sp
Cherjry Street.
HOWARD A,VELS0.1,
Attorneys aad Claim Aftats
CARVER
THE SUBSCRIBE US- ARE AUTHOR
izsd agents for the sale of lbe eel
"braled . , -,i
E. CARVER COTTON GINS,
8a long and favorably known throaghmt
tho cotton-growing States, ia which the
salsa have. far exceeded these, of any other
make. Its superiority ir operation and in
quality of Hhtprodn.wcd.isaeknowledgetl
by the most Influential Cotton Pisntew,
Merchants and Ifannfaelures
All size,frbm'l&1b'ir)0'w1,eaoh, eon
stantly on hand or furnished frota the man
nfaotory. it h.
' tea. Bond, for Circular. n.
' AIitiBN &'HILI McaAlilSTBIUi.
p37-tf Nashville TeBneaseej
FRAKK caA
CAMP,' .
ALFRED T. POjB.
eo'e1 &
Attqrne'y'at Isaw,
hilt i 'I. , - . vt
IXJTJIjSVIIsIiE., ia:. .,
OfHrsj, Fifii unit JeSeraoss, Htratoif H
a. B. REICH.
r. a. vaXLovi.
a.e.
iMu.
New ,, Garpet House.
BEECHMANLOVE' StQO.,
-'i r 11 . I c t
No. lis? ' College Street? '
. ' ( .i
fUP STAIRS.l ' '' '
and G-a rapestry, 3- lad Tauytry.
hall and star to raaUh- ... ... 7. rr7'
-Welten. V.lvef7d?,B''lwS.
Aiso. a large stoek ot three-ply Wl Carpe.
extra super two ply Cotton and wVoJ f .n
es; Plain-and, VaaaUaUemss: Oil L'lulav.
r . ' . .
v nV ' cl -Taeeis ; mm Alsi
rom
tlnr.
"J.3"1? ' trsat wkty'Ces M a Is .
Msslin and Nottteg ham I
vuriain uamasK ef. every deseriptlon: Laws.
unsiei- ana a
tiful lot of Oil Hh.,1.. ,r.A ?h..i il mTJZ Vn
eolers. " "
4 bavs an experienced Ubbalste.ec.aad u.
d Curtains ifiad up la thafce.
hare Carpets an'
manner at short notlee.
Uava.C'11, JIANLOVE
dec?-lf
CO.
FAIHB Alif E,S'
8TANDAKD
SCALER
OF ALL KINDS,
Cotton Beams and Pramos,
' C6ttonHayandRagPro8Sos,
Warefiouso Trucks,
Baggage Barrows,
COPYING PRESSES, &c.
FAIRBANKS, MORSE A CO.
as-ly
CINCINNATI
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Woodworking Establisment.
UNDERSIGNED .HAVE JV WtlA.
J. oneratiun their shea fur MaaafaaSaetar &u1l
Doers. BHmti.'In.ide and -ear. beta asaiaiiaf-
anAplrot s Lai I ; Meldlags. Cofatees. nes.ee.
AVasnboards and'Oasem. iMe-r aad NvMsWw
ft
NO. 04 CHERRY MTREETsX
LOCK BOX 85
nev9t-3m
NASIIVILJiE,iTEXN.
FnmM. arnaisental aad llaia : Maasta Ma
Weatberboardina aadJWriagrdreed ready tut
ne : and every utseniHioa oi wew-weeic cm.
n acted with bai Idiot. We are alae. prseared lu
contraetior AUiunags eaiirr. or ia part. n.ui.
haaai athcaiVstipenaeter broearien; aad potrwir hi.
Mhiaery.Bd sops by puactaaliiy aadds palrk.
tomerk ami frfetve tne' eoetaea ef a gesieewa-i
public.
Orders frea any seetfsa of the Saatkeni )
try will be punctually filled.
. Our Shop is in Immediate aaaneettea witii tkm
Loeamstive Shop of the MushtMo aetd Oka
nooga RaUraad Cespaar neacJe Sewaau QmI
Yard. aaUedar Street. NishTwfe Teaaesifc.
TURBIVILLE A PUL01IHR.
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