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Department a. to what rec ursr j. e. BE-.
a,;.;,;nn .rx .nsw.r wor,bv n, ,o.. Th.
eliminating news from Europe. however.
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would maintain strict neutrality and rcan
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- A Fireman's Grand Bal will he
81, en- at Olympic Hall on the evening Of
the Fourth Of July. under the direction OF
the ladies Of Olympia. The proceeds of
the party will be applied to the purchase
of hose carriage for Columbia Fire En-
CINE Company. Ice cream AID straw
berries viii be furnished during the day
by the Lads at the Hal. A g.n-sal in
viiafiou TO citizens sl"ng the Sound and
IN the country 10 exr-oded-
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" AfiNH iss-E'rs l-rruaaa~at,s 4 th- rify
III of p,rsFl4 oEers ~ prafs ssssazi ser
tIcrs 10 the ciiIa~u. ~ thI. place apa ssrroana-
ing couRirs "a the Sarloss brs ches Of Medl-
cine aud >Hrgery.
Graiefal for past patronage and the conf
denco bestowed by generous public, the Doc
tor respectfully sOlicits continuance Of the
same. and will hold himself in readiness at all
times 10 at'cni to any calls in the line of mis-
profession. TO which his entire attention will be
devoted.
Those prcferring the services of a regular
graduate as evidenced by the proper author
ity of Il diploma, may consult personally or by
letter with every confluence.
Particular attention given to diseases of wo-
men and children, and all affections of an or
eanic nature.
Reference TIE the Faculty of University
Medical College, and DR.. p. A Aylette, New
York city.
OrFIcE-At the Puget Sound Drug and
Bookstore.
Olympia, December 4, 1864. 4:tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-25

In our porambulations yesterday through
the city, we observed that Mrs. G. W. Terry
had removed from her old store on Union
street, between Summer and High, 20 the
one latsly occupied by Mrs. Lloyd, in Kirk
mans block, on Summer street. Being
tempted by the splendid display Of Bonnsts'
Ribbons, Robes, &e., set forth in the win
dow, We stepped in to see the ultimatum OF
the fashions, and learned that she had just
returned from New York and ether cities,
with ali the latest styles, patterns and fash
ions Of the season. Her stock We found e
be Of the most elegant description, ahd We
arc warranted in saying that il consists Of
the finest assortment Of goods ever intro.
ducsd in this city. Articles suitable for tho
child, the young lady and the old maiden
are te be found amongst her extensive IS.
sortment Of goods, Of every variety Of style
priee, and in any quantity. We predict I
rs.dy sale Of her stock Of superb goods, ans
those in want Of such will do well to cal
early.
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Tmpertanf Decision,


The following case, which came of
at the April term Of the Sumter Superi
or Court before His Honor Alex n
Speer, will be read with unusual inter
est The points decided, are such as tC
effect thousands of our citizens; and
gives, on that account, a prominence to
this decision beyond that which usually
attaches to a decision Of the Circuit
Courts. We understand that the case
viii 60 up to the Supreme Court:
James ". Armstrong vs. Columbus
W. Hand Complaint on notes for val
ne OF three negroes, sold in 1860 Plea
failure Of consideration and breach OF
covenant, etc. ~ a.
In Sumter Superior Court, April
term, 1866, Col Joseph Armstrong and
Gen. Howell Cobb representing the
plaintiff, Messrs. Hawkins and Mckay
for defendants.
The facts are briefly these: Arm
strong. plaintiff, on the 9th of January,
1860, sold three negroes to defendants
for a given sum, and took their notes
for the same, and now sues upon these
notes. Plaintiff warranted titles, that
they were slaves for life. The defend
ants plead failure of consideration and
breach of covenant Of warranty, by the
abolition of slavery.
The court held the covenant only
warranted the title and status of the
slaves, as the law then stood, and that
the acts OF the Government abolishin &
slavery, repeated the covenant The
plaintiff was, therefore, entitled to re
cover the notes sued upon.-MacOn
ga } Jour. and Ness.
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necIines 10 be HastY.

Mr. Isaac Colts, sr., comes out in a card
in yesterday mornings issue Of the Regis
lister, in which he charges the proprietors
Of this paper with mslIciously refusing 20
withdraw the statement published in our
issue of Monday, that W. J. Colts had
been taken to Nashville under arrest,
as an accomplish in the late govern
ment frauds perpetrated in that De-
partment Ii Is true that Mr.. Isaac
Lotts asked that the statement be with
drawn on his unsupported statement that
his son had only been taken as a
witness, but it is not true that We
promised 10 do 50 unless the progress Of the
case, which We are closely watching, should
develop the fact that W. j. Cots was not
implicated in the frauds now under process
Of inyes igation. We copied the statement
from the Nashville Union, q paper which
has no interest in misstatIng the case. We
are able TO substantiate the truth of the
statement that he was arrested, but have no
desire 10 enter into the merits Of the case.
WheeliRg Igtci5geEesr, GOA.
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FEBRUARY kULk7, 4Son.
r B. Piles, XXI Of John Stnbleheld, DEC q. com
pisnsut. Va Am h. stubieheld, Uiors siubiehe'd
ulston and his wife NictoTine, j. G. st0yau ana MS
vife. napsaline S,ovsll, defendants.
IT appearing 20 the satisfaction Of the Clerk ano
wsster non afndsvit, that the above named de-
fendants non-residents OF & e oisie oi saht-
- re- ths Ordinary process of law cannot be served
~ them. ft Is therefore orde ed that publication
- rDe8e for four Consecutive weeks, in the Nasn-
v-lIe TTnion q newspaper published IN the city o.
NashsiIe. tennessee, requiring said defendants 70
esr on the frat dRv Ct our next Court, % he heia
II kcNliunvllle, on the 4th Moncsy In March, 1850,
- ,,,ss5 answer or demur 20 csmplainants bti, or
he same viii be taken ior eoniesse'' As 70 'heii''
AA' - 'O' J. +. MORFORD, c. m.
40, 10 BY J. C. Bu.ns. d. G.
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THE FLooD.-Three bridges over Richland
Creek, on the Nashville and Decatur Rail
road, were destroyed by the food Of the 2iss
inst. The telegraph wire being down along
a good portion Of the line Of the road, the
extent Of The damage, If any at all, to other
bridges, has not been learned. The Rich
land Creek bridges are thought, by those
who ought 10 know, to be the only ones
washed away on the road.
From the advertisement Of suPerintend-
unt Van Dyne, it will be seen that but a few
days will elspse before the road is in run
ming order again.
On The Edge6eld and Kentucky Railroad,
two bridges were destroyed by the freshet
Of Friday night-one at Galhraith's and the
other at st.lleup's; but such was the ener-
gy Of the Manager, Mr.. r. B. Cheathamr
that they were completed in less than
twenty-four hourss and but one train wal
delayed by the accident.
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In ChancerY at McMinnyiIIe.
FEBRUARY RULES, 1866

Caroline Towles and ssllie n. Gibbs, compliments,
Va Patn Roach Henrietta Roach, Josephine
Roach, and Challes Roach defendants.
IN this cause /. appearing To the satisfaction Of
he Clerk ard Master from affidavit. that the above
named defendants are non-resdents o: the state Of
Tsnnessee 50 that the ordinary process OF law can
not be served them Ii is therefore ordered that
nublicston be made, Tor four consecutive weeks
IN the Nashville Union, Newspaper publ shed IN
the city OF Nashville Tennessee, requiring The sad
defendants 10 sppesr on he hrst DAY o. our Dext
Court 20 b. held At Nc Minnville, on the an Mon
dayin March ste, 20 plead, answer or d. mur to
complaiuants bilf or the same . be taken for con
fe eej. a. 10 them, and set Tor hearing expsIte.
J. f.. MORFUkD, c, AN.
feb2l.w4ts BY J. Q. BiLEs, y. G.
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SYPHILIS time r
. on tuition W. hou t.
aherei41
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The latest Spring styles Of Window
Shades can be had st
W. FREENAN & Co.'S,
p Public Square,
apIe5 2w cor. Deaderick St.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-25

RUNAwAY.-A horse attached TO a buggy
belonging to Col. Thurston, ran away on
Cedar street yesterday morning at hall
past ten o'clock. The animal took fright
at the steam engine, pumping water out Of
the cellar opposite the Commercial Hotel.
The buggy was upset by coming in col
lision with a post at the corner Of an alley,
aud slightly damaged. The driver--a SOL
dier-was thrown violently 70 the ground,
bat gamsly held to the reins, and succeed
ed in stopping the horse. The affair drew
q large crowd, who soon dispersed on learn
ing that nobody was hurt.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-25
The Most Perfect Iron Tonic.

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Druggists, Rev York
PTkOPHO5PHArE OF IRON Wss introduced by
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assimilated, and nOs decompOsed IN the q omsch by
food or The gastric JUICE; Il is prompt, efficient
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Iron and is not Il muiating or lTfIiant.
Our FERRAT SD ELIXIR OF BARK Is pleas
ant Cordal, DO sessins the valuable properties Of
al saya bark and contains eight grains Of the Py-
rophosphae OF iron m eaeh fluid ounce and IN al
gees. where 3 mtd snd eihcaei0us Iron Tonic II
desired will be found a most valuable preparat on
san piaa furnished 70 Physicians on appl lcRiion-
pIfRE VACCINE CRU5Ts. selected from healthy
country children, warranted reliable
HEtIEMAN A cos Cordial khxr CsiisaJa Bark.
,enges An ne above sol 4 BY DrlfEsts.
BE6EMAN a CO.,
mari 6n Chemists and Druggists, New York.
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THE IIeHraSo ASD TEE TEEEonAPH.-Du-
ring the storm on Friday night last, more
than half mile Of the telegraph wire be-
tween Columbia and Pulaski was melted
entirely down. We have been furnished
several specimens Of the melted wire, in the
shape Of shot, and some others which looked
like fake Of lead, when melted and
pounded into q creEice. We have couyersed
with a number Of old telegraPhers, and
they state that they never heard Of the
ike before.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-25

PROTESTANT ORPHAN AsYLuA.-on Thurs
dsy, Friday, and Saturday evenings, there
will be a grand series OF tAbloau, at the Old
Theatre, for the benefit Of the Protestant
Orphan Asylum in this city. The people
Of Nashville are Proverbially liberals and
on no occasion would the mite they con
tribute be Of greater consequence than in
this. The Asylum is sorely in need OF
funds. There are at least hhy children
within its walls, aud under the protection
Of its managers; and it is absolutely neeos-
sary that they be supplied with all the
comforts Of life. rH. .
On several occasions, lately, the halls
have been crowded 10 overlooking, when the
object Of the exhibition has been assistance
TO the distressed and certainly the claims
Of humanity were never stronger than
when the sPPeal in behalf Of the helpless
orphan.
We again urge the necessity Tor large
turn out
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee
MAucf RrLrs. 1906.

". Amended and Supplemental Cross BIZ
n Ward et As
ter thst defeudant X u. Allison, j. beyond the
limits d che state o. Tennessee, and Eesps NM
saf 30 out Ct TIE Iunsdeou Of tnls court tnat ne
ordinary pToce OF ~ etna.- ~ ei,ea 20 u.'i'
ft Ia therefor. ordered tlst Publication be male
fr four rueccssive weeks, 10 the Nashville UHinn,
4 neugpaper publ sncd u me city a. Nashville,
Tennessee. requiring ssi4 aeieneant = AtP--t
fsf,-e a.. CIar[ aad dasier a. Once iu Csrtlaga
az . = f-fsra Nav H1.ss and answer sid cross ,
81 te --7le viii h taen for confessed and set tol
49, 1s--5l..g d. a. CAMPBELL. C. 4 n.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-25

HEkvV CAM FoR DANCES. We learn
that Dexter, Of Mobile, Of whose release on
Aaboas oorpts by Judge Busted, We gave a
lengthy account, few days since, has
commeneod 3 suit against Gen. Wood, for
S5o0, zoe. Henry stanberry, and Mr.. OTIS,
Of this city, are retained for the defense,
while Ben. Butler, and others, are engaged
for the prosecution. The question involved
"a AZ 10 the legality Of the trial Of citizens
nv military somnIssions,
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Negro Hung in Bowling Green.
Great Excitement Yesterday.

We learn by private dispa'eh from Bow
ling Green, directed to detective Caviti, that
the negro who murdered Mr.. Donovan, and
who arrested here few days since, was
Yesterday taken out Of jail by crowd Of
about zee people, and hanged. The occur
renee t-ok place about 10 o'clock, q. m.
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Chronic
ORIGINAL Attaohmeni..No 3O3


IT appearing from ihe AFFIDAVIT fled ia this case
that the defendant John Erwin sbsconds, so that
the ordinary process cannot be served on him Il d
therefore ordered that publication be made for tour
successive weeks m the Nashville Union, notifying
the said John Erwin 10 appear be'oro John Minis,
Justice Of the Peace in madisOnvie. Monroe
county, Tennessee, Oa tho 18th day Of June, 1885,
10 answer then and there the said Attachment A.
the law di, ects OF the same VII be taken a. con-
fessed and heard eX parte As 70 him. This the 30
day Of December, l565.
mari3-4tw JOHN MINIS. J p
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RrUIAsED.-L. B. Burnett who killed
Sergeant Poland, of the lslth Ohio regi-
msut, at Bridgeport, on Christmas LAST, was
yesterday released from the penitentiary
By order Of General Thomas. He had been
sentenced for three years.
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In Cbapcery at McMinnville.
FEBRUARY RULES, 1866.

7 .ev,is F,p,,,per. and oth.rs, compliments,
vs. ! U BIZ.
TIA bsirs ~ I6hn Uookey, their names unknown,
MARY Cobb and her ohldC, n theT names u9 hnoNu
10 c6rnuialnant Isaac Cookey, Richard Cookey,
and john Webs and lis vile, Ann, formerly Ann
G. sokcy, defendants.
IT appearing 70 the satisfaction Of The Gle ana
Master rom Ethasyit That the shove named ue-
PENDANTS src non residents OF the STATE q lenner
- 10 thai the ordinary process OF law cannot be
served upon them; 70 Is therefor orde Ell ~ Pl-
hcaion ue u,sde. far four consecutive weeks m tne
Ma hyilie Unicn. newspauer puhhshee M me cry
III nashville ueqnnng sad descendants 10 appear
an tha firsi d. 81 our next COURT 20 held AZ Nc
TinnviIla. on the 9Th Mon lay IN March, lseo, %
rs,d snsEer or demur to compisinants' hli, or the
-. ,silf he takea Tor confessed, - % them, and
''' J. r. MOHTORD, GAM.
t.l,ot We By }. Q. Buts, b. c.
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In Chancery at Livingston, Tennessee.
APRIL RULES, 1865.
r b Davidson,
VI. 10. BIZ
Rhois eeVisr, 90 ais.

Is
Va. o. BIZ
Rhoda eever, % ais.
IT appearing 70 the satisfaction Of ihe Clerk and
Master, from affidavit, shat he above named de-
fsndapt i 2 n0n-resident o. the State Of Ten
essee, 90 that tbs ordinary process Of law cannot
os served upon her;
Itis therefore ordered thai publcaiion be made
6,T tour consecutive weeks in The Nashville Union,
newspapar publishes 10 The city Of ka hvi le, re-
onir.ug me said defendant % appear a. the next
term II the Chancery Court 70 DO held a. The Court
house IN Livingston, On the first Monday IN Al
eust next, then snd there 10 plead, snsWer or de-
mur 20 compiauauts bil, or the same Will b
taken for confessed aanst her add set for hesrtnl
eTTarie. j. ". WRsGHT, q n.
apri 8l-4iW
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-25

Three thousand persons attended the
Panorama Of New York city at its three
exhibitions yesterday, and several hundred
more applied for admission than could be
accommodated. All the school ehiliren
will be admitted this evening for Is cents
each. They will state they are school
scholars, and receive their tickets for 10
cents. Few works Of art ever on exhibition
in this city have been 80 liberal as this.
Take your family to the New Theatre and
let them enjoy the trip 10 New York.
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In Smith County Circuit Court.

O,tober Rules. In CLERKS Once, February q 1850.
Thomas ma. M Hughes Bill for Divorce.
Martha Jane Hughes.
ON motion Of compliments solicitor in thls cause,
it appearing to She satisfaction OF the Clerk, on an
dayIt that defendant y NONRESIDENT OF Tennessee
Ia IS therefore ordered that notice be given by pub
i,canon IN re Nashville Union, 3 newspaper pub
is hei 10 tie eiy OF Nashville, leunes &c, fJur sue
ces-ive weeks. requiring said Martha Jsn9 Hughes
10 arpear before the ueXt Circuit Cout of Smith
county. tennessee, setting a. the Court house IN
Carthsge on the an Monday IN March n 1t, 1850,
then ami there 70 plead, d muir or snsEer 20 com
rIsnsnt's oil, or the same will bs taken 'or con-
ies and sat down for hearing eZpsrte, IS 10 her.
WM. J. CLEVELAND, Clerk.
tsh.T vii per :. p WuKtSsoS, ID @.
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BLOOD HORSE AssoCIATION.-One Of the
most particular positions during the race
week, both for responsibility and usefulness,
is that Of &" Pool Auctioneer." It not only
increases the interest among the lovers Of
tie Turf, but requires a person Of quick
discerument and unquestionable integrity
10 hold the position. We are glad to learn
that the association have selected Mr.. Jas
Hinton to occupy the pulpit aud feel as
sured they could not have appointed a more
suitable and worthy gentleman. He is an
CID citizen and held responsible positions
in our midst, all Of which he has filed with
credit 10 himself and satisfaction 10 the
community at large. He will hold his
leyees at Messrs. Latimer and Kinney's,
and Cedar street, one door from the pub
lie square, and will commence on Wednes-
day evening lthe 25th inst). at eight
o'clock, where be viii offer pools for sale
for a sweepstakes of 81 500, TO be run for
the next day (Thursday), mile heats. The
competitors viii be Deming's " JOcrisse,"
johnson and Burners "Saladin," and the
famous old horse Ooltawha," entered by
Jenkins. On Saturday evening, at the same
pace and time, he will commence for the
ensuing week (the regular Spring meetiugl,
by selling for the "st. Cloud Stake, which
is 10 be run on Monday.
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hi C6anceTy Al Carthage, Tennes5ee.
- rufsur uFrrr 800
James ". Deuuys g ale
Amende1 snd sappisme'

James ". Deuuys e Ale
Iotn r. Rolling1, et ais
fs- dis eause, 90 appearing d. The Clcrk sud Mas
tsrf i.st me deienfaui " m scott nun-resif-ut
~ ~. state q Tennessee, 20 thai the ordinary
r-r-cazs q iaE cannot b. served uDun nnns D. j.
fkaref5re ORD cred thlf cliou b made ior four
snocesriva ueeEs. m the Nashville Un.on. a neas-
r.-par puflfshad u the ct ~ ga Nashville. Teunes-
-. requirng said deisndaat % nppesr ~ tiae next
term of fhe ChaucerY Court q smith cnuufgs o.
-. l., fs.-fsSsr r- or before the frst Moldsy %
-. 49, - a-a.rar ruplsfraut'a arlal-ied and
sl.,-5.f faII a. ne aa1ne VII % taEen fur en1-
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-25
In Chancery st Livingston, Tennessee
APRIL RULES, lSo6.
Gooipssiure
vs.. 10 Biil.

vs. q. Bill
II Tbompkins aad J. c. Flanuigsn-
IT .rpesrins to the sal sfacuon q The Oers and
nssster from aiidSsil tnst deiendAni = fiAiial-
- = ,o7rssiasut q he state Of Tennessee. -
80 ne ordinary process Of Law cAnnot - serfea
upon hm; -. ,u.,s,.,s,, a
made Tor four consecutive Ssesss n tle $50. !
- defendant 10 sppesr a. the next term o. ttu
bspcery court 20 Be- beld a he eoufthoe-e IN ne
zen oi lzvinEston on ne hrst AonaAg IN Aue1sl
nsst fhen and there 20 p'eads ansEer OF aeua.A
=, orsriainarts' ksill o. The same WI b tAkea q
s.s.sd - % Eirs, and 50 Cor hesrEE ozpazie
spullo-fiW = " ESA