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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-17
No. 222.

EIOR SALE, or EXCHANGE FOR NASHVILLE
CITY PROPERTY, New Albany, Ind. proper
~ az iol.0ws. two story Frame house in perfect
repair, newly painted, on second tank Of ths Unio
uYer 10 tu YeH u b, near the zoos Ol the Pals
10 rooms, presses, cupuOarda, paniry, cellar and
cis'em under The house. Stable uudcr ground,
aka Wood shed. &c, a.. H0use stands % feet
hack rom one street and 90 feet from the other.
Lot is on The corner, 00Xi5u, with resr fencing
Also Two colleges, VI three rooms sEch, on Tot
i9JNt1u, with rear fence, cisteru TO each house.
and well for BOTH All valued az 81 90.
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In Chaneery at livingston, Tennessee
MARCH RULES. 1850.
Nm toa and FrItn aTayfsr "A ia

MARCH RULES. lSG6.
VIM. Coe aud John Taylor, ct ais.
ys. %. Sin.
laChard Poor, et ais
IN tbs ca'se &c appearing 10 the satisfaction Of
the Clerk ard Master from corplainsups blL
which o. sworn 20. that deiendanta Robert Murphcv
AMI his wife Margaret. Formerly MsTgsret Poor,
are uon-reside d 81 thu state Of Tennessee 90 haj
Tho ordinary pro ess q tue lsw cannot be Ierysd
ufon them, 70 o. therefore ordered that publication
D. made Tor iour consecutive weeks in the Nash
" c Union paper published ia the ciiy Of Ma. h.
vuc, lulupg SAID defendants % appear at III next
teTrn 81 the Chanrery Court fOr Oyeron county to
DE held in Livingston on tife fret Mund.y IA An
g''st next lS66, and plead, answer or demur 70
compliments fll, or the same viii b tsilen for
confessed a. 20 them, ant eel cor hearing ex parte
apiua Wit ,. ". WRIGHT, CAM.
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Chancery Sales at MCllinnTllIe.

In Chancery at McMinnville, Tenn.
FKB u aed VIM White, Exits Of VIM White
deceased,
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In Chanoery at Livingston, Tennessee.
MARCH RULES, ISCG

! Reuben Hoeman.
O. Rill.
Sarah Daily, Of ais.
= THIS cause It appearing 10 The Clerk 3 Master,
from ccmplrlu '1ts bill nhch Is sworn TO- that de-
iendaats Angd ne Hole,u man, Jane Holman New
ton hoemun. reiidTen aua ueIrs az aW uf Elizabeth
holeuon, oelsase q. and Alexander Ialy, are nom
residents cd Toe State 81 Tennessee 70 that inc
OF .iasry process OF law cannot be -erved upon
Ga m. 70 q Therefore ordered inst publication L.,
mad, Tor iOur succe sIve weeks, m the Nashville
Ouoo, pap.r published Iu the city OF Nashville,
requiring said deiendauis 20 appear the next term
ui the ChGnccTy Court for Overt a county &c Law
lngs on Tenn, ON the FIRST Mon1sy Of AuguS ,
next usaG ard peai, 60 ans yer or deuur COM
planSnts bI ], or toe same Will Ice LGen for c.n-
iessed a0d set iOr hearing eX parte.
aprl5-wl. J W. WRIGHT, C. & NJ.
NOTICE -H-wng suggested n the Clerk OF the
~ County Count 81 Smith county, the Insolvency
a. the est-to Of q W House, &c, eRsCd ] hereby
Monty all persons having cslm agsinst The sand ss-
a e % Die the'u with The Clerk Of said Court on or
ieioro Che rt ct October NEXT for DO rata of sad
os.Htr, properly authenticated, they viii be for
ever barred. and all persan- indebted to sa q es-
ateNIu come NV ud and make paymenl mime.
dlstely- THIS, AIrl 9 "a, 1865
Is b G SMITH, Admir-
HplhHNlt~ OF e. W House, Decd.
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| BOOK BINDING AND RULING

We respectfully invite q liberal patron
age knowing that our style Of workmsn-
ship cannot be exceHed, or our terms com
peled WITH.
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In thSucery at Carthage, Tennessee
MARCH RULEs. isss.


~ ti'- tai'ss t apFrtIins o. the Clsrl q-4 A.
- ,-,.t 'i,, arl.nasni~ inmes hcuau. Nm A
~ .lisu, hui. hrClaln. saiah Jane NO..
49, sia-ie.l Meiflu, isst three rnlnar ri.l..I-ss
II t'iiu NrtfsIu, d.s-i are MA tent. i. -
t.'@ ienar- g. ~ ihsi ere ordinary process ~
- - .' if --ffti aInu thgFg &C. is fl.rf,ra o.
dfre1 tlat Tliaa-sian BE-. rrla5s a. f,r.- ...--.
49, = t'f Nashville unon. "a neuspsr.sr mi.
ii-hei ia iie CIV 81 hash,dle. faine.s'a -s'.,.-
..A 80 -, n.ni- o. aPI-1r al the Aultsi tern, Of
tie tiiAleeia toegt g smith county o. D. b.iI f
Naithage, on the third Monday Ia ar-u.t 49,. ~
ansucr Ire Cruss hiii a A. Mrtgain s,-.i,.f -, y
and oilicrs, or the fgmr Wi te taken M ,..5,.fi
ana ~ Tor hear ng cEpzrte, ~ g. them
mars vi D. b. CAMPBELL, c. AN
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Samaritan's Wash

Is. in case Of syphilis used in conjunction with IT,
cents.
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EiOR SALE-if5S feet, corner Vne and Jrai0t
- streets, opposite Che residence of Mr.. ~ Pre-
sident Po'k. Price $40 per foot. A n0uie spot Col
hne residence.
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ARRANpALEN co
Smith County Court at Carthage, Tenn.

lts hroaissy New York.
iel2-dli oew uli ~ ~
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The Samaritan's Gift

Sent BY mail in plain envelope. Price, Male
packages, 800; Female $500.
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In smith County circnit Conn.,

Oetober Rules. In Clerks Oaiee. Febr,,-, o. ,ssc
Bal 10, Divorce.
On motion ofeornplainanis sol.citorin tbis eansa
appesrng 70 the satisfaction OF the Clerk oD m
Il - therefore ordered thai notice b. even ~ ri
c,aioh N re Nashville Union, q neW~psper mi,
hshed IA tue city OF Nashville renhes -. f.1r ~,
eessite seeAs, requiring sad Martha Jane Huzhes
county, tennessee, setting Is the Court heli-e i,
Sarthsge, on Toe an Monday m March u7vt. fs,7i.
teh ana there 70 plead, dsmur OK answer To com.
iezset and SCI down Cor hearir. arnari- IL IL -
Nm. j. CLEVELAND. Clerk.
ieu-' WI per y. +. WuKussas. ~ g.
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A LOT or GROUND.

ying near the Depot Al McMnnyilIe, on a credit o.
twelve months. Sold on twelve months cr,rIt 4
aVoht me right Of redemption, az the instance ~
and hen retained
j. +. MORFOBD, Clerk Master.
apiiill-6tE. prs fee s. 80
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In ChsneerK at Huntinedon- Tenn
AZ MeNeal, A5miaisir rsSsa- '''''

A Mcneil, Aduinlsiraior,
Elztheth Wright e a..
IN hs case t sppssrang - the Satisfaction Of tha
Clerk and nss.er, from affidavit thsi IN eefand-
an, use a Nrghh = not a cItisen Of the stale
Of Tennessee, trat the ordinary r-os.s- Il -
cannot ba served unCn han.
ii = thsreiore ordered thai pubIirs.i,n b ma e
10 TIE Nashville Union. = Newspaper pufsfshed In
TIE city % Nashville, for iour successive weeks r.
quuing sad defendant 10 snpcsr a. TIE asEf term
of the NhancerF coqr % b held az the e5urfbouse
m the town o HanuneioB, Team on he frsI No.
dsy in August ne0l then sud there % piesd, an
sEar or demur % eoHnplaiuanf's iau or DE came
vi b taken for confessed ard So ior hearing *
parie 81 % Inn. SN hAWKIsS, CAM
snrT fa--ft.F
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No 225

EiOR SALE-A small Farm Of E3 Acres, on the
a Bnci, church PIKE, 3 miles north Of Nashville,
vel improved Frame house Of th.ee rooms. at
&C. hall and Kitchen. Two springs, line young or
cnafa % Gov fruit trees, Iu beginning to bear ap-
pies peaches, piuIns, cherries and piurns, sl well
enclosed. $50 per acre. one-half cash, balance
M one Ycu- Possession gwen January lsi, 1850.
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In Chancery at MeMinnyille, Tenn.
8 D. Rowan,

Mo holss Smith.
IN pursuance n decree Of The Chsncery Court
at ldcMlnnu le, Tennessee, rendered at the MPrch
term, A D., 1896, Of said court M this cause will
expose 70 Puohc ss,le, on Monday, the 2lst dav Fl
MAJ next, At the court house 10 MchlinuyilIe the
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-17
No. 223.

EtOR 8AIlE-lC5 feet on North Front street, east
- side, next norlh Of and adjoining budge street,
known a. the Buck Bridge Tol house properly,
embracing The Ioii-House aud large Livery alshie.
tWIil be sold whole or M lots. Row rautei for
over $500 per annum.
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NuNNELEY TAvERN.

on credit Of six and twelve months without The
night Of redemption. One hnndrsa dollars csst
WI be required at the time o. sale. B0ud and So
curly TequTel 1, and q leu retaaed.
J ". MURFORD, CAM.
apnlll-GlW prs fee S. 60
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MsrshaI's Sale.

by virtue Of 8 wit Of d II, TO me directed from
ID The rcuit Court o. the United States, for the
Middle District e Tennessee, at its October term
ls06 will sell, on Saturday. The 18th day If April,
lsbo commencing a. 10 O'Clock IN, at Public Ane-
ton % the higbeet bidder for cash n hand, al the
Court hOu-e door ia Nashville, bsVdsou county, all
me lignl, Ute claim, interest and estate which W.
H. Horn Son have 10 aud 10 the following diserb-
I'd re.i estate, VIZ Lot No ~ IA ewing Addition
70 the city OF Nashville, fronting 20 feet on kogg
street, c-mmsneing 40 feet from Stevenson street
and lunning back 100 feet 10 ten foot alley; beiug
the same lot the title Of which Vas vested m sad
W. n. horn tOn, BY 0ecIee Of Ihe ChaneeTy Ccurt
Of Davidson county, at its November Term, 1865
Also, one other lot IA said Addition, being No Is IN
The plan lront ng ~ feet on FOgg street. commence.
ing at the West corner Ct No ~ and running along
sad street 70 leet at right angles. 80 feet 10 ten
foot alley thence along Had alley westwsrdiy 20
feet thence 81 rght angles 20 the beg ming; being
TIE Tawe OF tue title 10 winch was vested 10 said
W. II Born goa by decree Of the ChsheeFy Court
Of Daydsap county, at ITS November term, 1865, 70
Eats al execution against said W. II. Horn Son,
and IA favor Of Sutphen Il W eaks.
nlarJWH Err. GLA5cOCK. NJ. NJ. b. T.
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No. 2I4.
No ZIG.

LOR SALE-A small Frame House, Tot 2l170, on
II Jackson street. north Of the CORPORATE ION spring
fnce SO.
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No. 247--For Sale,

NO. 18I---f or sale,
FT'HNr VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING. No
4 p Cedar street., long known A. the Or Marar
Ll'P,ity' vel -iiusted iof stores, Offices ~, n met
almost any scuYe business % ba.1s ON ne great
i"fou fAre u The State Capitol Puf.Ie Square snd
Court houee, ara very cenirdiy iorated Capitalists
may aeA give thta ltleution. I0t -ElOn. Pree,
Interest and Ien
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6S q GOLD AND SILVER d -
%A WATCHES. R4

GEi5 Silver Ware, Diamond SETS aud Rings, Eng
- ish SILVER Csuei Stands, llueg Coolers, Dinner
aua Yea Service. Hanos, Sewing Machines. Ne-E
CHAINS Brave cts, Lockets, Gold Pencils SETS OF
lgWp.Fy. 80. A.
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In Chancery at McsIinnriIle. Tenn.

Va
B. L Ridley aud Hugh Frances.
in obedience to . decree Of The Cbsp~arv Court
rendered IN this cause at the War.b 49,, +, IA
1906 viii sell 81 the courthouse in McNippy sls
on Monday, the n day of Nav 1s,s
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Administrators Notice

ANlAG suggested the Insolvency Of The estsf,
L 81 ssrnh Taylor. decreased co. sh..h 4 An ~,
tdinin siTaiori 70 The Clerk a. the ConniT CoIli =
Nuilsh county, Tennessee; ana an order hsVin.
been made for puticsiion in the Nashv.ii., No..
newspaper puhlIshcd 10 The city Of Nashulle. Ten
hes~ee, ior ious Successive wees, ra.lllring ~
lSfsons iaFng claims sgsnst fsid estsia : A.
ssad Court on % before The Isf dev al s.r,se,es
$3.50 ~ rsislae settlements under abe lp-olFeni
Ass q ne 81 e, CT they VII he forever hsrre5
as = liisreiore % give naii e 81 the ssme Ami
On 1861 laPS Wii'l IN WILLIAMS, Adm.
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No. lD5 EToaiwhy New York,
Announce That il OF tie above -t ui eoot- viii he
ruid tor DHC ibiaT eara.
Id con ,guence Of the great stagnaton OF t>ads
90 The Misunderstanding distuCis Of hngilnI tnroug b
tee var having cgt of the supp OF roIton Iar.,s
H'G'hh y ui Valuable Iewcry, originally nt-uuc,i
Tor the hh-ii-h ula hv has tseeu sgut on lar sale
90 TINS county u.i Htas' bc sti ut daH s4rHH.,t In.
der these circumstances, AEtANBNtslN 90, act.
inE ne agents Tor he principal European M-uu.ac
nrcr-, lave resolved upon great ON lDgoIii u-
l,Ht 20 be divided According 30 ihe i5ioWii Z r.I.
iatsuns:
Ceiuhc3tes % Che various arti les are put into en-
Neiopes ildi-crminsteiy, scaled up, auc when or
dtred, are taken out without r gard lo choice, and
sent tg uul, thus shosIBg u8 iavouusm. Un &C.
receipt oi the Ceru,lie you VIII see what Won are
To have, and Then % is your optsu g. send Tie
dollar and axe iho Hrtcle or not rufcha-er- may
tlus Citsiu a told Watch, diamond Ring, or asy
sv. ol Jcsery on our list ior One Dollar.
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No. 22O.

IGOR RENT-Five rooms in third story, south
IL west corner Cedar snd Cherry street, for tsO
years from January lst ls66. a. eioU per auuum,
and 500 bonus. These rooms are we'll loctted toi
business osices, and cheaper than any We knOH
0i-aferasiBg SIS o. per mOnih Tor each
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Htok kENf-A neW Frlme House Of rooms
- in North Nashville, nrar The residence o. Hr
=, r theaihau. fuco SD per an1um.
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We me undersigned, have this day adopted the
hnoVe Tsles Tor advertising, 10 which We bind our
solves strictly " adhera
NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING co,
JOHN WALLACE, for the Dssysafea.
hAhkf, MiNHAM a 90. Tor Tssss.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Sept ~ 1865
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L FA WIN y ATno.

In Chancery at MoMinnville, Tenn.
The union Democrat., 1866-11-17
SDeer Creek Quart. Mining comp.nx.


sugar Pine Mining District Tuoumne County California
There delinquent upon the following described stock ON
account OF assessment levied the day Of December
A. D. 1885, payable in United gold coin the amour,
set opposite the name of the shareholder As klows
NAxE. No Ss,krs 49,,
u. Y. Mccarthy, $50 tstock not assesseDD SIS GO
Ana IN accordance with the laws the State Of Cali.
forna and orer of the Board Of Trustees of said
Pany, made on the 10th day of October A. D. 1880 SO
many shares Of said stock may be necessary will he
sold at the Office Of the Secretary company in So
nors California. the Sth day Of November p lS6e
AZ IL O'Clock N. of said day. pay said delinquent as
sessent thereon together with cess Of advertising and
expenses of sale
P. NJ. FISHER, Secr.tary
Netee Is also hsrehy given that ar meeting Of tn.
Boar OF Trustees of said Deer Greek Quartz Mining Com
pany held on the leSh day OF October A. D. 1864 an
srssment Of One Dollar and Twenty cents Isl m per
share was ssed the capital stock of said company
payable immediately in United States sold coin al tn.
once oil the Secretary of said company Any stock upon
whc said assessment shall unpaid ON the Sott
day OF November. 1850, shall deemed delinquent
anu VIII De advertised for sale public suction and un
less shall be made before will be sold on the
da oi December 1885, to pay tha delinquent
together with the costs of advertising and expenses
SAFE. loeZoI p. VI. FISHER. Secretary.
The union Democrat., 1866-11-17
p ClFiC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.'S
THROUGH Line TO NEW YORK,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
=@r. Leaves Folsom Street w harf a

~r@&~. Leaves Folsom Street WI harf a
.-Ll.2- II o'clock, NJ, of the following dates, for
PANAMA connecting, via Panama Railroad. with one Of
the Companys splendid steamers from ASPlNSALL for
NEW YORK
On the 10th. 18th and Soth of each month that has
thirty days.
On the 10th, 10th aua soth ofeach month that ha.
when IOth 10th and Soth fan on Sunday they will
leave Saturday preceding; when the 18th falls
day, they Will leave Monday following.
Steamer leaving San Francisco the 10th touches
Mauxanlllo. All touch Ut Acapulco,
Departure of 18th 10Th connects with the French Trans
atlantic Co.'S steamer FOR St Nazare and English steamer
Ton South America
Departure of 10th with the English
southampton, and Z. X. r. Cos steamer for Central
America.
Departure of S0th connects with English steamer for
rumace. the port of the mines.
The following steamships will be dispatched on dates
given below
Nov. Ie-G1LDEN AGE Capt. ". F. Iapidge, connecting
with Henry Chapacey. Capt. GRAY.
Nov S0-GoLDEN CITY Capt Jas. T. Watkins. csnnec,-
ing with ocean Queen, Capt Howss,
Cabin passengers berthei through Baggage checked
h'oagh- loo pounds allowed each adult.
An experienced surgeon en- bAard Medicine and at
tendance Tree.
These steamers will positively sail at IL o'clock Pas
senges are requested have their baggage board be-
10 O'Clock
Through tickets Liverpool by the nman Line,
be obtained office of NJ : ;. Co.. San Franoisco
For Merchandise and Freight apply TO Messrs. WELLS.
EAkGO CO.
az The splendid steamship COLORADO will be dis
patched on Tuesday, January l. lsos, far HoNGkoNG
via HONOLULU and kANACANA carrying passengers,
mails and freight
passensSrs and freight will also he taken for SHAMG
HAE-to be forwarded from kanssswa by steamer.
For passage all other information. apply at the Pa
ciac Mail Steamship Cos office, corner of Sacramento and
nclo OLIVER ELDRID6E. Agent.
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g Medical Advice.-DR. '

xS- Medical Advice.-DR. wM. X. DOHERTY'S
Medical and Surgical Institute is becoming QUA NON
te the welfare of State and health of our citizens
and his rapidly spreading reputation although may
cite SURPRISE is but the signal of Skill and follows as the
natural effect Of such cause We are personally ac-
quainted with genemen who have suffered for years
der chronic disease and who had taken every
available means that promised relief but without
until they they called upon Dr. Doherty who in ncred
IDLY short of time has given them entire relief
gratifying TO announce this fact because the Doctor
gentleman who seeks not by defamation of Others to es
absh his reputation to the superstructure his
own upon the ruin of anothers fame. The Doctor con-
ducts his Institute in such that be gratity-
ing TO all his patients He examines, advises and recon-
mends without charge, and the patient after hearing his
terms for treatment can accept pleasure In
no case does the Doctor make charge unless he effects
cure This he able to do because he feels the conf
dence which long experience has gven and the
consolation which appertans to that confidence Persons
afflicted with either accute or chronic disease would do
well to consult the Doctors at all do no HARM
for consultation he asks ee does he insist on
obedience to his advice unless the patient places himself
under his His offices street. op-
posite the Pacific Mail Steamship Offce.-S. +, NEWS
The union Democrat., 1866-11-17

n4. B. S. Whiting, of Monterey county,
has received the appointment of Superinten-
dant of Indian Affairs for California, il
place of Maltby, removed. Mr.. Whiting is
u brother law of Senator Cole, and was a
democrat many years ago, when democracy
was power in the land He is now, how.
ever, a good enough abolitionist for even the
present radical Congress. His being rela.
tive Of Cole accounts for his appointment al
The expense of the loyal Maltby.
The union Democrat., 1866-11-17

DIsrRicr CoURr PROCEEDINGS. Hon. Joseph
nj. Cavis, presiding.
Mason Us. Watson.-Motion to dismiss
overruled aud ruling excepted to by plaintiff
Hugh L. Davis Us. "A. NJ Mitchell. -
Counsel for defendant moved for continuance
until November 9th in order to prepat
statement ON motion for u new trial. Con.
tinuance granted.
Geo. Diller Us. j. NJ. Faughnan.
overruled and leave granted until the 18th
instant to file answer.
The People er REL E. h. Calvin as. Caleb
Dorsey ey.-Demurrer to answer sustained by
the Court. Ruling excepted to by counsel
for defendant.
Ghiradelli Us. j. l.. Bourland ct ais
Demurrer overruled. Ruling excepted to by
counsel for defendants. Defendants granted
three days to file answer.
Heistadt as. Weiss.-Judgment for plaintiff
for $40 and interest from Nov. 9Th, 1866, ut
one and one'half per cent per month.
w. F. Turner rs. 4 I. Pugsley
granted to amend complaint.
c. l.. Stone rs. Mount Vernon Mining Co.
demurrer argued and sustained by the
Court. Counsel for plaintiff asked and obtain.
ed leave to file new answer
Danbeuspeck et ais. rs. Patt ct als.-Order.
ed, that the motion heretofore maje in this
case the part of plaintiffs for new trial
be denied, and tho order here ofore made
staying all proceedings be set aside.
+. Dane rs. j. C. Zignego. o.-Ordered that
the motion heretofore made in this case on
the part of defendants for new trial. be
denied, and the order heretofore made stay
ing all proceedings be set aside.
Geo. Morgan rs. V. B. Ryerson.-De.
murr er overruled.
Gibson Quariz mining Co. rs L. Gilson &
f. NJ. Hampton.-Demurrer overruled, aud
ruling excepted to by defendants.
B. A. Vaughn & wife rs Lee L Ryland. -
Motion for change of venue denied. Ruling
excepted to by counse! for defendants.
A. Stevenson & Son Us. S;einberg & Meyer
Argued aud submitted and taken under
advisement.
Macomber rs. Macomber.-Argued aud
submitted aud taken under advisement.
Geo. Gleason rs. II. Mhussaud 1t ais
Continued for tue term upon atii lavIt ..
defendants and payment OF costs incurred
therein.
Bernard Tamil Us. N. Moreno c. als-Ver
diet for plaintiff.
A. Fletcher rs Harvey Briggs.
Henry Douglass, administrators. &C., rs.
Daniel Shell and n. {. Bransan.- Witnesses
called and examined and case submitted with,
out argument.
Joseph Lewis et ais. as. Geo. Simpson et
als.-Wltnes>es examined ana case set.tor
argument next Monday.
The union Democrat., 1866-11-17

NEvER.-Fred. Douglass says that 8. he
stands forth just as God made him." We beg
Fred's most humble pardon, says the N. Y.
Day Book but God never made him. God
made white men and negroes, but He never
made mulattoes They are the origin of men !
sins and crimes-and SO distasteful is their
existence to the benefcent Creator of every.
th ng good, that he dooms them TO exticntion.
God will not even permit the nondescript
lie ngs to exist permanently on His footstool,
but in the third or fourth generation, punish
es them with annihila,ion.
The union Democrat., 1866-11-17

HH- Albert Pike of Arkansas. in a letter
to President johnson, says. respectfully
submit that it is not just to regard as rebel.
lion aud treason what had been taught by
States and parties for seventy years as ;h,
lawful exercise of political right by State,
and that ii would be grave mistake TO make
even one name and memory a wat:hword and
beacon for all coming time. II would be /.
create " that impossible barrier which always
separtes, after blood so shed, the children of
Ahs same country"
The union Democrat., 1866-11-17
ss- Something the whole Community

should know.-The traveller, furnished with Bris.
tolls sugar Coated Pills is armed against those d eases
of the stomach hver and bowels common to all climates
The hrst thing To he DONE in OF bilious attack is
TO empty the bowels Brstos Ssgarcoated Pills do this
rapidly but not rudey As they cleanse soothe and
heal There is au emolien principle in that pre-.
vents the irritation which thor ugh purgation would
otherwise create None of the sharp cutting spasmodic
palms. which accompany the action of mineral cuthartcs
are ever experienced during their operation They have
no drawback either immediate contingent and leave
every organ they influence in IA healthy state For dis.
pepsi piles, liver complaint, sick headache suppression
vertigo collie, aud heartburn, they are the one thing
needful and other known medicine can supply their
place They retain their properties unchanged all eli
mates being put up in glass vias In all cases arising
FROM or aggravated by impure bleed. Brstops Sarsapa
rlIla Should be used in m rrith tl,a