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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-09
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-09

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-09
1865

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-09
1866

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-09

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A Tough Question.


Mcssrs. Cooper, Maynard, ant
Stokes, and others, claiming seats il
Congress rs Representatives, present,
e. yesterday to, tho Senatea petition
asking for the rcc&enition' ofthe pres
emit State Government Of Tennessee.
one OF the best claims that Govern
ment has to recognition is the fact that
both branches of its Legislature have
voted that they do not desire TINT the
State should be represented in Con-
gress, as the admission of. its delegates
involves the surrender of the State to
Its own control, and the withdrawal of
the United States forces. What say
Messrs, Maynard and Co. to that -
" y. Tribune, F..
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LAND FOR SALE,

PURSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE
l. County Court pronounced at the Feb
ruary term, 1866, in the cause of Elizabeth
Darwin ct ais. VS.. Robert Darwin's heirs. |
will on Monday the 18th day Of March
next. offer for sale to the highest bidder ut
the Courthouse door in Winchester, the
following tracts of lands of which William
Darwin deceased possessed, viz: The Bur-
ton Dccherd and Kennerly purchase, con
tanning 1873 acres, bidding to start at So.
pr acre. The Howell Lambert tract con-
tanning III acres. and the land embraced
in grant No. 12lG3, containing 22llas acres
at - per acre. Said lands will be sold or
one, two and three years credit except the
sum of S1a, to be paid on day OF SALE
Notes and approved security required OF
purchase money Is paid.
THOS. SHORT, Clerk.
Feb. 18th, 1866. tbs 8 60
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State of TcnncSsec---Franklin Co.
James X. Shook, Admr. &c,
vs..
John L. Green. ct. ais.
ON motion Of complainant, and it APP
Opcaring to the satisfaction of the Clerk
that the heirs of A. &. Green are non-rcsi-
dents of the State, so that the ordinary
process of the law cannot be served upon
them: 1t is therefore ordered that publica-
tion be made inthc Home Journal (anews-
paper published in the town of Winches-
ter, Tcnnesscc,) for four successive weeks,
requiring said parties. as the heirs of A.G.
Green. deceased, to appear on or before the
first day Of the next term of the Circuit
court for Franklin county on the Ith Mon
day of March next. and plead. nsw or
demur to said petition or the same will be
taken for confessed and set for hearing cX-
partc rs to them.
GEO. W. HUNT, Clerk.
Feby. 18th. 1866. 4w
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Y WASHINGTON, Feb. gl7,-sEs,.rl
Mr., Wilson introduced q concur
resolution to disarm and disband
militia Of the rcbcllious States.
read letters. from, Gen. Thomas, Sw|
Hartsuff and others. in charge Of
freedmen Of the Gulf States, VIII
represented that there was no dangej
the extinction of the negro, race !
expulsion of Northern melfiif the u
ted States forces should DO supercel
by tho militia.
Mr.. Salisbury objected to the int
duction Of the resolution, and said
State militia of these States could
more be disbanded by an act of CT
gress, than could the militia Of Mas|
chusetts, 20 a%oilnaj%2
Mr.. Wilson replied that they vi
rebels recently disarmed. They vi
now armed again, They are as mi
rebels now AS btfJre; gfd4tlfat q
gress had the powefto disarm ruff
and traitors.
Mr.. Yates then resumed his renal
from Friday for constitutional amqi
,Aent, and was still speaking at
o'clock. The galleries + crowd
The message ofthe President vetot
the Frecdmen's, Bureau bill has 81
laid on the clerks table, and it N
probably be laid before the Selt
when Mr.. Yates concludes his renal
HoUsE.-Various resolutions VI
presented very similar in tenor to
numerous declarations offered since
meeting Of Congress-holding that
South has by rebellion deprived itl
of civil government, that Congress
the power to guarantee u republic
form of government to the sece{
providing for negro suffra
and disappearing any means fowl
withdrawing the military forces fri
the South.
The Senate failed to repass
Bureau Bill over the va
not having the required two-thirds vtk
The vote was thirty against eighteen
Petitions from citizens of Visions !
Missouri and Massachusetts, were
asking Congress to annul ]
acts of tho President in establish ! !
,iyil government inSthe South, andI j
secure equal rights to all without 1
Jinction Of color. The petitions WI !
'eferred to the Committee of Fifteen !
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COLLATIONs.

ID New York, Feb. 19.--The tenor O
tho official dispatches from France rela
tive to the withdrawal of the Frencl
troops from Mexico is less favorabl,
than was supposed. The Withdrawn
will be conditioned on the establish
ment Of the new empire and the pledge
OF non-intervention by the United
States. The MeXicans must accept
Macmillan or endure u foreign army
for an indefinite period. :
Democracy Jubilant.
NEW HAVEN, Con-, Feb, 2O.--The
Democracy Of this city are firing thirty
six guns in honor Of President John
son and his veto Of the Freedmen's
Bureau bill.
|usns Il From New York.
New York, February 20.-The Posts
Washington special says the Ways and
Means Committee this morning voted
not to change the tax on whiskey.
The tax will therefore remain at two
dollars a gallon. ,r
BAD STATE OF AFFAIRS IN Il VICINITY OF
if rf. and COLUMBIA. Iu! Hij =.
The Posts Charleston correspond
ent represents afa +, as ! oing in a very
bad condition in the vicinity of Column
bia. Roberies and murders of soldiers
and Union men by bushwhackers are
Of daily occurrence. A patroling force
has been sent to Columbia to preserve
order.
The Presidents Veto in Ohio.
DAYTON, o., Feb. 20.--The Democ-
racy Of this city had a jollilcation this
over President Johnson's
veto of the Freedmen's Bureau bill,
100 guns. .i, ,a 4o rs
MIR. Vallandigham, in his speech, said
Democracy did not elect President
Johnson, but would now stand by him,
He announced a mass meeting at q FIJI.
;ure day for. exultation. A flag floats
Mr.. Vallandighaul's window.
$4,000 Returned.
NEW York, Fen. 21.-The Express
tates B. +. Butler has paid to Smith (
Bros, of New Orleans. $780, 900 In gold,
which they alleged he distracted from :
heir vaults, together with interest, all !
osts and sheritfs charges, making IN J
ggregate of over $4,000.
The Post says a dispatch from a
lember of Congress announced yes
,rday that Secretary Seward would
peak at the Cooper Institute meeting.
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II

New York, Feb. 20.-By the arriva
Of the steamers Moran; and City of Bal.
hmore, we have advices from Europe
to the 9th inst.
The following is a summary of the
dispatches by the City Of Baltimore
Queen Victoria opened Parliament on
the 9th. Her speech expresses salts
faction at the successful termination of
the American war and the abolition of
slavery, and says that the correspond
ence relative to the rebel cruisers will
be laid before Parliament. The Queen
announced the approaching marriage
of Princess Helena; says the foreign
relations are all satisfactory, and the
recent meeting of the English and
French fleets tended to confirm the ex-
listing friendship. The treaties with
Austria and Japan are referred to with
satisfaction. She refers to the deplora-
BILE events in Jamaica with regret, and
ssie measures IaKen IN INC matter are
detailed. The proceedings still in pro
gress in British North America for q
confederation are watched with interest,
and great Importance is attached to
them. Great concern is expressed for
the cattle plague, and deep sympathy
for the sufferers. The Fenian con-
spiricy is regarded as adverse alike to
property and religion. The
authority of law has been firmly and
impartially vindicated. 'f'
Lord DeGray succeeds Sir Wood as
Secretary of India, and Marquis Har-
succeeds DeGray in the War
Department.
FRANCE.-Thc address of French
Senate in reply to the Emperor's speech,
expresses satisfaction that the mission
of the French troops to Mexico APP
proaches completion, and says, "the
fine communication made by the En-
peror to the United States has demon
that naughty and menancing
language will not cause France to
withdraw. France is accustomed to
move only at her own time but she
nevertheless wishes to remember her
friendship with America.
What is asked of the United States is
neutrality and the observance of the
neutrality laws.
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eaview Of vinciester Market.
corrected weekly, b rAttetscu Z .1cpoweil.r

+ SATURDAY. Feb. 9th, 1865.
Trade has been rather inactive all week
fltle various departments.
BeesWdr,-Yellow. Sc.
sMttercPer d, 35@4o.
AeesecIIamburg, p b. SIC.
hfeerprims Rip, 4Oe3 java. b5c.
M MeaI,-Per bnsld, 81 25.
pr~gs,CQuinine sulrh, y o.. 81 90.
g0s,-Per dog, l5e.
YOur;NSnpcnine. pS barrel, s11 90,
in Extra. s12 90; Exth Family, sl4 90
Pry GoOds-Brown kheeting p yard
(i5; Prints. 3@Go; (amJrics. 35.
|tnthers-Per H., 4sd5O.
|iRseHg-Per lb., soc.
trdia-COrn s.; Cats. 81 90.
fsnpCWde'NPer d. $50. @s1 90.
tard-Per b. 2sc.
foidsses-sorghuW. Yer gallon, 81 90.
f0satoes-Peaeh Blow per BUSH. 50 30.
lTorisioas- Pork. pr ID, IOa,lc;
k7a1. = HOlT ~
uBsAPerh ohnd. 81. = =
r,t-per bnshel. 81 4oGs1 20.
fed-Cloyer. Z brehel sll 5o0sl2 90;
>garian. 500.
sCst-Res ibsa70@ ~. 'nIn His hnl
EifoH-Ptr lb, l2@ltc.,
5heyd,6faer. . gallon. soc 5o 'b-
(schens-a5@ss &c; trso ,Ie. 45l ~.
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TRIAL OF JEFF. DAvIs.-Ine editor
of the Louisville Journal, who has
lately returned from q visit to Wash
ington, publishes the folio wing signifi-
cant paragraph:
"No matter, dear reader, what you
see in the papers, JET. Davis won't
have a military trial, and he won't be
convicted. And If he acre convicted,
he would be pardoned. Though no
card player, we speak by the card"
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WHEN the presiding oflcer-of the
Senate announced the failure of the
Bureau bill to pass over the Presidents
veto, the negroes present in the gal
leries Kissed loudly-thc expressions
from the other parts Of the house were
divided between applause and Kisses.
10 what a'pass is the country coming
when the highest deliberative body
known to the world, is to be thus hui
lied and insulted by such y mob!-
Union and american.
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GEL have on hand, Mt the old house of
Handy &Co, u very desirable lot of goods,
which will be sold at cost, In order to give
place to u fresh lot of goods which viii he
onina short time. The people Of Win
chester and adjoining country art invited
to avail themselves Of this opportunity to
procure these articles without having to
pay any per cent on the original cost.
&. A. HANDY.
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Trustees Sale.

PY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
- executed to me as Trustee, by b. ?.
Russey on the oath August, 1861, to secure
debts therein mentioned. l will.
on Saturday the 9th day of March, 1896,
before the Courthouse door in Winchester
Tenn sell to the highest bidder. for Cash,
the tract Ofland on which said Russey TO
sides
CONTAINING ABOUT M ACRES,
lying adjourniag the town of Winchester,
and known as the Aldrich Factory place.
Sale in Legal hours.
AS COLYAR,
Feb'y. 10Th 1866. Trustee.
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GENERAL WILLIAMS, the second hus-
band OF Mrs. Stephen A. Douglass, was
q statnch Douglasite in 1850. Having
supported the husband, it is quite natu-
raj that ne should wish to support the
widoW.-B0n0er - ,.,.
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LAND FOR SALE.

In pursuance of a decree Of the County
Court of Franklin County pronounced al
the FEBRUARY TERM, 1866, In the aus
j. =. Tipps administrator &c. vs.. thcheirs
of John Church deceased i will on
TIE 26th DAY OF MARCH NEXT
offer for sale to the highest bidder forcash,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester. n
tract of land known as the John Church
tract living OH the waters of Elk river.
THOS. SHORT, Clerk.
Feby, 18th. 1866. tbs O NJ.
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LATE information from Mexico
states that Governor Harris has re-
signed his Agency in the colonization
department of Mexico, and is devoting
himself to hard work, improving his
place, building houses for his family,
clearing lands, chopping, &c.
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ALTERING POSTAGE CURRENcY.-Con-
stable j. II. Robertson arrested a man
named Oscar Derby yesterday, for al
tering a five cent postage currency to
fifty cents, by placing a o OH the right
0 fthe figure five. -.Nashvi lille Bouaer'
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NOTICE.

HAVING suggested the insolvency of
1.-the estate of Davis ii. Barnes. deed. no.
tice is hereby given to all who have claims
against said estate. to file the same with
the clerk ofthe County court. Franklin
county. Tennessee. or the first day of July
next. or the same will he barred.
ID. ). LONG, Admr.
Jany. 18th lsCG. I'll
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Louisville lh1rket.

LOuIkMLE, Feb. %.
Mess pork steady at ST.
I, Lard in ~tierces Isle. 5rs lp.rln Ut
Flour duh ut 81 for suNrtlne.
Oats 4ic. ahrb vi
Shelled corn in bulk 6J.
Raw whisky 80 ~ free. q
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING
j. w. WEAVER,

j. w. WEAVER,
On the Northeast corncr of the Square.
Winchester, Tennessee,
WILL BE FOUND READY TO CUT
w and make suits in the most approved
style, and guartees a fit In every instance,
He will also repair clothes, remove stains,
grease spots. paint, or anything that defa-
ces the goods. He respectfully solicits a
share of patronage. Particular attention
given to CUTTING.
See sign, northeast corner Public Square
feb24-tf.
N. B.-I feel 1t my duty to correct the
impression which has been attempted to
be made to my prejudice. that 1 was q
yankee" was born and raised In the
South, and during my connection with
the Confederate army, carried on, in Knox
Vile, military tailoring for the Confederate
Government. Icame a stranger into this
county to make it my home, believing the
people here would give me q welcome
more cordial than I could receive in East
Tennessee. Any report like the one to
which l have alluded is false. j. w. w.
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D we are authorized to announce w. V.
BEASELY u candidate for Register Of
frahKilh county. Election Sd of March.
we are authorized to announce D.. r.
nLAtIEk q candidate for the office Of
~ MeElster OF Franklin County. Election Sd
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Gov: Jenkins, Of Georgia, has tele-
graphed the PrcsideE., .mportuning
him in the name Of the people, who are
puiet and orderly, and need no militia
ry restraint Of any kind. to remove the
negro troops from that State.
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The loss of life in this country by
steamboat accidents the past year was
much greater than ever before, the
humber being estimated at 1888; in
1854, 1868; in 1861, 80.
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ENCOURAGEMENT
For Circuit CZerE,

We are authorized to announce VIM. T..
TAYLOR q candidate for Circuit Court
Clerk OF Franklin County. Election Sat
urday, 3D. of March. Z"
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War has been declared by Peru
against Spaini but hostilities have not
yet commenced. The blockade of
Calloa has been raised and the Span
ish squadron r concentrating ut Val
paraiso. Five or six sailing vessels
have been burned by the Spaniards.
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LEGAL.

State OF Alabama, Jackson County.
r.. c. Austin, r.. G. Austin, Admr. of a. J..
Hyder, decd, and John S. Eustacc,
VS..
Mitchell Eddy.
ATTACHMENT. .
WHEREAS, II. c. Austin. and II. G,
w Austin, Admr. of a. l.. Hyder, de-
ceased, and John $. Eustacc. have applied
to the undersigned, Jas. b. Chorn, II jus
tice of the peace, in due form of law, for an
attachment against the property Of Mitch
ell Eddy, and having obtained the same
and, whereas, it appears to me that the
said Mitchell Eddy Is not a resident of this
State, and that his residence is in the State
of Tennessee, now the said MitchIl Eddy,
Is hereby notified Of tho tendency of the
said attachment, that the same has been
levied on the property Of the said Mitchell
Eddy, and served on Mary j. Bates. garni-
shoe, and if the said Mitchell Eddy does
not appear before me at my office in the
county of jackson and State of Alabama.
on the 10th day of March next, | will pro-
seed to give judgment on the said attach :
ment in the same ann rs if the said
Mitchell Eddy were present to answer and
the same; and ] will rs tile law di-
reefs award execution, order of sale, or g,
other process as the case may require.
Given under my hand NJ office on the
Sth day Of February 1866. {
*4w JAS. B. CHORN, j. Z.
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For Sheriff.

we are authorized to announce WIN
MUkkELL n candidate for the Office Of
of March. '''h d."
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For COMutN (yc,.L..

CV'""sv Sttfhs
we arg authorized to announce JOHN
"; ENOGilS q candidate for County Court
Nlerk OF Franklin County. Election 3l or
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FI1' Tnr HHoox.

we are authorized to nnounce ]. C,
1866. ""oi n.arcii'
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COMMERCIAL
Market.

NASHVILLE, Feb. 23d.-COTTON. Not
standing the fact that yesterday was II holida.
transactions were considerable, and the markt
identity much improved. The sales reached so
as follows: 10 at 35>s; IL ut SO; 2 ut 3G1s 10 at
aijs; and 40 ON private terms. The receipts nm
ted to 1O bales, and the shipments 90 bales. g.
SALT.By the 100 barrels, has been
duced to 81 80 per barrel.
COFFEE was decidedly lower yestert
We quote common to good at 29a3O; 9
to fair, 3llaa32; fair to prime, 3la32;
choice freely offered at 80.
Market steady, with be
sales than for some tays back, at 1Gal7
Cnba; l4l4alGla for Porto Rico; l9a20
Dcmcrara; 2la2lla for Refined Hard}
Coffee 81; i l9a2O; G lSa1Sl9; C yell
1Giaa17. f.l( M. 4 4
\ FLOUR.-The supply is good. We I'D
vt IS 25aS 80 for superline; IS OOa0 30
EXTRA; SlOail for family; S1l 25al2 0O
fNcy.
NCON.-fight ira nsactions for 81
atNc; ribbed sides, 10; shoulders |
nam plain. 2ic: and capyassed &c.
LND.-lirm at zoe for tierce, and
Tor kt,s
NAILS-Stcck fair. and increasing |
ly. TranscHons liberal OF SO so for 1G
2Os, with 23 avance for each diminish
grade. -;u
CANDLEfDeman flir. Star. lid
2Oa2lc; full lights PIC TalIow SO -
box for G's, ats7 80 for Is.
GRAlN.-p market yesterday was
cited. Sales 1900 buthels at 95c,
. qtIote prime ytte corn at 05c. from std
Oats clean, arktill Csc. No wheat in
market. rH So. Nnrt'a'G
COTTON YkNs.-Ae held at 33c |
dozen for 70Os,35c for zoos, and 81
5OOs and 4OO's.
FEATHERI~Tlcre / but a limit
supply in the rnakct. SLING at 55c.
WlIlskY.-bsge supply, with Libel
sales. Common nctifiedsS2 35a2 50; I'd
'ert$on county, lo2gradc,k2 75a4; BourJ
is quoted at $50 old Apple brandy qi
ted at S4a5.
APPLES.-Gten are ,nered at ssa9I
per barrel. ~ AZ
EGGS.-In depnnd AMI firm at zoe.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-02-24
From the Pacific MOnthly.]
THE BABY SOLDIER.

Another little private
Mustered In
The army Of temptation
And Of sin.
Another soldier arming
For the strife.
To fight the tOilsOme battles
Ola life.
Another little sentry,
Who will stand
On guard. while evils prowl
On every hand.
Lord. our little darling
Guide and save.
Mid the perils of the march
To the grave!
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-02-24
NOTICE.

HAVING suggested the insolvency of
1.-the estate Of James VI. Lynch, deeeas-
ed. notice Is hereby given to all who have
claims against said estate. to file the same
with the clerk Of the County court, Frank
lin county. Tennessee, ON or before the
firf day Of May, 1866 or the same will be
hand. ID. $. LONG,
Jan. 18th. 1866. til AdInr.