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New-York tribune., 1866-12-24
COURT CALENDArS-rms DAY


SUPREME COURT-CIl CUT.
PtrTg T. nut N. have sdjjunad Tor the term.
PAr IIiie by MASON j. st no % Duaue-Cout opens At
10 O'Clock o..
So. Nos.
la,-W uerdirg sg Bernstein. 29l-I,eand Leland.
2Ji6-HHil sgt Neclstcr. l&li-Ss. re- agt Com
llTi-siur ae same IlG'0-0oud WOisOhn.
l23f- lfrl Waufdsn f2i4f Pson ast Bufsrhed
5l9-Hsrlsy a-t. Jamef. 67l--t amib 8g. The Mayor
2.ft-Crow agi. MILF Il'6I-Kiersted sg. Cl-rke.
I91-McCreaJy az. j.nsou lle4-Cop,iud -. at,on.
2fGf-O-dsu stt. Hsrwood afl-thasr agt. Lloyd
g-Dafrlgh a-i Scuin lI6Nan Nostrand at. Reedrr
q4l-Brni1n hyera. Ili6l-A Audef at hin Min Co.
B5l-yalsiue az. Henry. lA.4b--brpwn agt frache.
SUPREME COURT-sPECIAL TERM
Held by Judse B4LCoH o. No - Dulle -Cout oren az 10
O'Clock m.
The eend pubssi Thursday remains unchanged No
calendar wil be made up this term
SUPREME COURT-CIAMBLRs.
Hliby Mr JJhc lNeEAuAE-Coud oreus a. ID o'clock a. H.
Csl Of the ca~njar at " m.
Noe. NOS.
g-Por s ovel Man Co. sei.I 4I-Saya-e aL Ksns e. aL
Mssier g. 6J-GruK sgt Pend.et1n.
35-McAdsfis ast Carson et al 1l-LucJiu ag- Lncol
12-Dwilhf at Williams.
The general csi Is No. ~ -lich cnstei1 ogi Msrss.
SUPERIOR COURT,
TRtAI TrRMs-AdJ,lrrei i1r N q Term.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
TE.AL I4GHs-hd ouIuel Tor the Term
MARINE COUNT.
Il-1Jy HEAESg JCii OIL ca.rrdir az 10 O'Clock o
Nos. mos
-sve..o- s1,. VlIrL iJi-Raafasrr agt Taylor
I7f-sins Brown. lJ2-Smith bs- Ayfts
lly-Ge.sou at Boird Of td1-. gi-!'ene ag tisAoby
cation. I3a-Nelaou ug Allen.
IGl-Asron ot Poruo.tL Io--Aooi ssI The Hudson r.
lt4-Davis agt tiudrl RIO
i55-5canlon sgl Desnn. ig5-Netzsor sg, Chapman.
ls1-'caaf.r 80. tisl'dt. l3i--Phihpt asi. uofe.
l8-Farfeve AZ, Mathew. 49, Mccormack asi. McCuse
I8l-Fowirr sgt Dinsnofe. 2f'--h scio sgt Haul1n
lJl-Push at. Wililus. lll-Be59r az. DammerL
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24
An AnnnninhIn uoIIdnY Prc.cnt.

No home can be truly happy who're the gentle hum Of
orovr Bsker Sewing Machine not somstme' heard Il rob'
labor wsauss. changer toll into pleasure aud ia the Infinite va
rety Of lta affords constant dsghtf Advertisement
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24
6nK TERfs.
SUPREME CET-Cn,aun,-Dlc. 2,-B-1rc Jlsucs
INsHtIAlL
rnE rRorELE ~ TnE caoros AQrEDrcr B1AnD.

SUPREME ET-Cn,4ums-DEc. 2a-BI5re Jlsue'
AsGAuAlL
THE TROUBLE rs TIE CBOToS AQCEDucr BOARD.
An order to show cause Why a manJamus should
.fgE-.--I-si. ~ 81 : s.tt4 . - a..
not issue against Mr. SctcNs 10 compel the surrender ~ NE
papers &C. practically c Presidency Of he Cr0i1n Board has
been issued foturHae "wednesday next whcu nc whoa
question viii probably Mp for discussion hr Aouhlm
K. Laurence. Jr. Tor Icaior
ALLEGLD BREACH OF PEoMi5E 0F NAEGiAGE.
Pullman ggt bfrne.
suit has been Commenced against thn defendant n the
above action for breach Oi promise 0f ulfnF accompanied
with seduction Tho Court tle affidavit NJ th' p.nuh
granted order Of s hziuB tie bail 10 5000 james
and Dunyly ior plaintiff.
THE SHEET COMaIssOSER's vACAsCY-rAYliENl oY EM-
PLOYhks.
EAr Incerso behalf oi the employees aud ahorcrs on
Morris Park applied saturday os pcrcmTiay mtndami'
10 tLe Superintendent Of Lands and Place ur street Con u
o,efs ofco being st u allegiance, TO comp hm % certify
the pay roll Of those employee 50 that they may obtain iher
pay
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24
Before Judge SmPMAy
OPINIONS AND DECISIONS BY JUDGE sHlPNAG.
Tho fnllnr,inr nnirinns and decieinns have hn.n n

OPINIONS AND DECISIONS BY JUDGE 5HiPNAE.
The following opinions and decisions have been
Gently given by Judge Shipman Alexander Cunningham agt
the steamboat Helen Brown
DECISIONS on EXCEPIIOSs TO COMMISSIONERS RErORT
The New Mail Steamship Co ngt the steamship Baltic
The following the substance Of Judge shpmaua onon IN
this
This h suit IN against the steamship Baltic to on
force claim for Wharfage The leants aege That they are
tho cEees dock in the City Of New York and that the
Baltic occupied berth hecat at various times named IN pur-
between her and her bclnts
Tie particulars Of the agreement aud the Court
is moi informed whether not there q fixed ratio Of
pensaOn agreed upon between the parties IL the rate Of
wharfage specified In the agreement that would end tho
case If she foreign ship for lien would attach
md proceeding ~ could b0 maintained.
(E1 pdre Lewis 9, Gall 49,
Judge shpman then says that the vessel being owned and
registered In this port wharfage even granting that It Is lien
upon the ship the ground other does not
apply this vessel As 10 the claim that lien given by the
local law Of ta state that conceded but that tits en
and ought 20 be enforced by this Court IL denied
Judge Shpman after stating that tho Old rule which he
quotes giving power this Court to enforce such lien had
been abogated and rule adopted says "1e object Of
this Iteration 20 taie the power TO enforce liens
created by ths local law and resting upon that alone
Che steamer ST. Lawrence Black 52) The libel should
therefore be dismissed with costs Let decree be entered
coroingly"
j. Wioms for belnnts Mann and Parsons for respond
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24
ChTi.,ma. Among the Poor.

Christmas Among the PoOr -
sny day efhs ~hO. oas. % Be m,d hsp ,sS S ss.
sush, the birthday Christ to be Joyful day 70 ths eu'ssst
less and hsH clad children Of the p,' o w s.sSs
by ss sor snd 'i'sn N. Winter. eoe rnSs' s ,os
elolns, asd are growing up n'enoe'' ana 'sH' ~
fS. SOCIETY q; ;:D;; f:s:.s r.. S.: =
iosss2 end ubasT q, shaIss. some l2eo ldOrns h'
I,'s S,Do... ,ss Sppy day chm0 the children n
i'ss % a. # ~ s.. R DGns 4; '; 8. G
n.c,S Ssp IN d. West 600 boy, sse I, who wss3
We intend aa: .s A: :bs aSd:y I ,os % os
Vii be some S9O What child Of the i5I'se,s ea
Vii maSs Christmas ysssu, Of hone 10 iae eso 0' h' u
0Ss, E.s We shelter partly and s and sas.. SSS'
ssrs1 IN Sar h0S.'i rom IN iso 70 7S boys sy and q
Ne ys:5 h SG ,Sas ,OGss So as c.as
,. night and IN The year about o1n Ei s.y.uhw
ioo tP. LODeiso Hos.s no =. RsSssT No iss ws
Twenty ioah Of Eshiays mere s "a a.; e. IA opss
cry Aad In hs mo8h 4g9 ss Ssss te T. Se,S som.ss
ss q ! si ss. "a :s:,
g l 0hn; In sS Ssg's1h Nay, sh.h % sS az .doa.
pss.s Of 1900 per sDnun ~ sylf t,yfssn.EF -
NJ s;qIS%I seuccl. .dues ps s:i md cloth.
SEQ asia;s ssdisa pT %AS T v' .;S. 70 Si,;
I rom St German t.nds that dsy for the GsAAAs seze0t
snd from ilalsns for ITALIAN School -.
ss ] Der he ansy and deserted and us
ones 81 tie greet city snS sege 70 make eat one shd hsA
'' Chndrens Ala Society Ne. Il cHnlen Bsl A'torPhee
william A. BooTH P.eiidsnt g..
The Festvs o each sehoo snd Lodging House pecifei ana
ey be sent FOR az the dcneT de'HeA AIaess
and I ,SSd ~ W al 6 s poor children II our fd'ai'
~ h.nsssr, .' AZ some of these fsiyas . - 4, p...,
Ss ':. s ne Ss % sSsd'S tess ss T.'d
W,,ii,~s ESQ Metropolitan National Bank - w is E.S
to the seeiesy q BEAcr Nc Il Clinton Hal
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24
ALLE1LD bALAtH OF FtVA3L " HA-+I41L'
vAcAScY-r4YlmyI or EM-
UNITED STATES DIsTMCr COURT-Drc 22-B,ior
- .iU Jrdge SNALLLY -
SENTENCE or COUETERPRlTRRs, RTC. -.

RichaId Weeks, Giovanni Tennati Ca,...--i,aa3 Nc,
Car,hs Conrad Nciendorf Ahd Charles SibsH Nm s Nsc
thdr hsaiai sas .. is1f .Iai as T.e 5ofyi,tS ere.
Or brought up FOR sentence I4y were sentenced 3
folowsi Weeks DO years Albany Pom3llry. Icuha'i l2
yeDrs Albany Pcnenuy; McCnly years and sx months
Allahr Pcuitentilry; NcondOr and S5ld months each
Albany Pencniary Nice years Albany Penileutary lm
din DISCHARGED herOWn TeCOgnznce Of $3.50 when
waltei SciocnenGu two years az hard labor IN prison
John Wgham enbez1ng letters Ia Post Oloe. 10 years
Albany Penilentary
ADMISSION TO PRACTICE
On motion Of Samuel Courtney United States District At
torney John dos PassOs admitted % practice 40 United
(.ur
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24
MARRIED.

BATLEY-wAsHBURyE-At Sing Sing EswYo5k, on Wsdne.-
a.. Dee 10 by tho VI. Hsmanoe Daniel w Bailey 10 Csfte
d1shs, al Bshsnl Wsshbsros es ell oi the 0Imss P4s'
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24
SOUTH AMERICA.

1b, steamship Ocean Queen, Capt Gay from A'''n-
-, ..v.d Al tbi, port on Saturday, bringing " dis
-, and files from Central au1 South America, ana
,rs.rs,ssa The following is the specie s'" 90. Ocean
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24

Chenp and Elegant Goods.
1000 PACKAGES OF GOODS TO BE- SOLD AT GREAT
REDUCTION IN PRICES.
FINE CUT GLASS.
Z DOZEN EACH OF GoBLETs. CHAAPAGNEs, cLARETS
WINES. AND FINGER BOwLs, AND DEcANTERs. $50
PER SET WORTH S52.
1 Doz. DO. DO, S25 WORTH $40.
FINE ENGRAVED AND CUT GLASS.
DOZEN EACH OF GOBLETs CIAMPAGNEs. cLARErS.
WINES, AND FINGER RoWts. AND DEcANTERS, $50.
o. .ai IS CTR CLASS. TI 1
DOZEN EACH 6oBLETs, cHAMPAGYEs cLARET3.
Wines AND TaQUoRs, WITH DEcANTERs, $50 PER
SET WORTH s35. .|-
FINE CUT GLASS GoBLETs So IS PER DOZEN
FINE CUT GLASS cHAMPA0yEs. So PER DOZEN
FINE CUT GLASS WINES, ~ IS PER DOZEN
FRENCH CHINA.
WHITE FRENCH CHINA DINNER SITS I35 PIECES. So
PER SET.
WHITE PARIS GRANITE DINNER SITS, I37 PIECES
s35 PER SET.
FANCY DECORATED CHINA DINNER SETS lis PIECES.
SIS PER SET.
FANCY DECORATED CHINA DINNER SETS I34 PIECES
SI25 PER SET
FANCY DECORATED TEA SETS, IA PIECES. S1S 50
AND SIS PER SIT.
100 EXTRA RICH DECORATED DINING SERVICES
FROM 5000 TO $1,000 PER SIT. L
ALSO FINE SILVER ANU PLATED WAKE, VASES
BRONZEs. JARDISIgREs PARIAN. AND A SPLENDID
SELECTION OF
PARIS FANCY GOODS,
JUST OPENED.
CHANDELIERS AND Gas FIXTURES, A LARGE AND
cHOICE ASSORTMENT
4 20 /. V. HAUGHwoUT CO.,
Noa iss. 40O sni is2 Bsosig'y,
Couer 5f 3 7mss,
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24
5petial Notices.
4 sweet Travelling Companion.

= SNCet Ifufeilna companions
Coerise found unpleasant oiors IN Rhenh city ard ever
In , cleaner country al travellers offensive smes
Fortunately however the wave Of Handkerchief mossned with
PHALONs NIGHT BLooREG CEREUs will surround the
owner with refreshing atmosphere.
Usos GENERAL CoNxrrTER BEADoUAETRRs corr
1wEEIY-TBIRD-sr AND bR5ADWAf
Iuion EgcfOr- recognizing the
rrIncd to meet on FRIDAY EVENING December g. 1906 at the
the Inspectors 8ud elect I've fe efs nom
rh Aembl District 10 he Union General Committee the year
Committee o. members for each Dsct Asso
citation. ,,,--,-.--.
y-tlrd t. snd boadwsy, IhJhnDAI ENEN
mo. January 3, 1851, al u o'clock 60 rr,-rer -, .,
ENENNG January 1851 4 Clock and the second Iue'dsy
fbs inreto Of each Assembly District win P9b,h 10 The TIP
po and Ie. places the polls will be held between s
Dht INSPECTORS.
A. Jackson Plumb, D. u, Prntrp Amos siokey'
p Geo. A. Ray. Dan 81 Murphy. Geo. T. Goodwln.
B.. David 3. Dwire Thomas Hegan Plus bo''''
T. Thona, {. Bills. Lewis Hops Daniel King
80 hilad Bradthaw Wm. Minnette. John Ryan;
epT!dP smith t$y3F3 4 ,tL9 hSy' plpfH Hl@.sa s,,''
g. .Gs,r.s Dcn'lisSS. ne6BshC Mil, John Lewis
blame, ". F.H; Robe. Beatty, L5Y9 12sIs''
In.. ku e. Carroll Peter Werlich, NJ. I. GreeH
III D.. smith, Knox McAee. John }. kabintaL
IT, Lewis J9res. Max brown. John Atkins.
% .Ro5ef Murray, " $ GSresory iRseo6fH Ro6fH R McBni'
l5 George uet.rck, Charles Fsey. J.. c. Claude,
iC. WIN Atkinson John Hanna, SCI Brd,a,t
I5. Benj firth " m. J. D BHrn. a. p smith
Ig..R 4. Duncan, }. A. Sine bury, q. b. Gihord.
No. o. e. Van Bruut J. r. Davis. John Cooper
2O..M. Nlloun. u. j. Armstrong n. trawioFd'
Zl..A ". Lewis Thomas Bel, Cilrksou DYE. .
THOMAS MURPHY. President.
JAMES KELLY, Chairman,
Reorganization Committee.
q GuAs n III Il ELAF HI seersiae' +-.o'.. ,-.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24

Holiday Coed,
or
REAL VALUE
POPULAR PRICES.
MEMS
FURNISHING
UNDER GARMENTS,
WARM, DURABLE. AND cuEAr
MAGNIFICENT sCARFs
OF THE MOST FASHIONABLE DESIGNS
FINE DRESS SHIRTS.
EMBROIDERED AND PLAIN
LONDON MADE COLLARS,
TWELVE DIFFERENT PATTgRNi
TIES, BOWS, AND SCARFS,
or UNByALEO BEAUTY.
ANTIQUE SLEEVE BUTTONS
or PATHOLOGICAL DESIGNS
SILK UNDERVESTS AND DRAWERS,
RHEUslATICS SHOULD TRY THEM
CROQUET STOCKINGS,
REDUCED 20 81 sp,i.
ZEPHYR KNITTED sHAwLs,
WITH ROMAN AND OREcIAN BORDERS.
Al unrved magnificent variety Of tho above goods sn!sS
new manufactured and ,eecsed with esacs 10 tho Boad"p
trade viii be found at
UNION ADAMS.
No. 637 BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24
rELlU

re MEDIATION OP FRANCE AND ENsLANp ~ mn l"S
IisPANO. GILLIAN WAB-FIRbS IN ONHLaO ~
rRrArY BETWEEN BOLIVIA AND PABAGUAl-
,.gpoRTFp Loss or THE UNITED STATES SHIP
LANgAgTER.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-24

Orphans OF soldiers and SeHncn.-iHs TRIBUNE ~ a
article very justly urges upon the State Of NewYork the n
roce Of providing Homes tor the children Of Soldiers and sAeh
who have pahel the This sacred deyolves
private charity the Oldest lnstan q the klnd being the P't
Orphan Home located at Fluhu - L. which b now N the htA
year existence This HON o. shelters clothes and etaoa'
1 d-u who have natura gle[ds About y OF the's
ui ana will attend amestns THURSDAY LFENING next 2th
inst Marble ChuFch Or Ffhaye and I"sntynll9
a. IN order ut those ,ymphiks with them witness their
upIoyeneu The ere e. vi egusst singing g tbs ealaIsn
asssd bv hire F0ve - Brooklyn The Rev Dr. Iyns
will preside and ADDRESSES viii be made by Is
Honor Mayor Hoffman. the nv D A. H. LhonPon' he hsF
Hs.t.us J. Mingus Services at y osock
kats admission t1out fhargl be h-d - Carter Df"
Book Rard5y corner bfoad"hy ana Ie'Li a'' D.
Ir....ar LI-l.L- LuILl -.nNoIl " =
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The Races.

The races yesterday, being three best in
FIVE, mile heats, was intensely exciting.
The betting commenced the evening be
fore. Ooltawa being the iavorite by small
odds. AT the selling Of the pools Ooltawa
was the first choice. Yesterday morning
there seemed TO be some change in the
minds Of the sporting gentlemen, bets being
equal between 0oltawa and Dixie. But as
the time for the horses TO start approached,
there seemed to be a lull in the betting, the
knoEing ones being unable 70 de ermine
which horse would be the winner. At last
the bell rang and many hearts beat fast
and quick against the sides Of the hackers
Of each horse. Three horses, Dixie, oolts-
wa and Rigsbey, Kentucky horse, came up
10 the stand. There was great difficulty in
determining which was the favorite- Dix
ie having slightly the call.
Attic tap Of the drum they started, Rigs
boy taking the lead, ooltawa next and Dix
lie third. This position they held around
the turn, When upon the back-stretch Dixie
moved up, at the same time Rigsbey
dropped back, thus they continued until
making the second turn, wheE Dixie locked
Ooltaws, and thus they continued until near
the stand when Dixie's rider seemed to
shake her up, and won the heat by about
three feet.
Second heat-The odds were in Dixie.
At the tap Of the drum they made a beauti
ful start--passed around She turn lock and
lock, when they entered the back-streteh,
Rigsbey fell back some thirty yards, Dixie
aud Ooltawa running side by side until
they entered the home stretch, when Rigs
hey made brush and came up and ran for
the heat. But Dixie again won the heat by
about six feet.
The third heat was brush for tho entire
mile between the three horses, Dixie barely
winning it.
Time I5l3l, 1:5lH, l:5SJ<. To-day the
most exciting race Of the season Will come
oG-a handicap for all ages. The entries
&c, can be- known by reference TO our adj
vertisinC coIunus
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Self Abuse,

7his vice, which is never prsctieed il
the presence of any one, has proved The
everlasting ruin of thousands Of the noblesl
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue to eloquence OF pen TO song.
Il has destroyed health, blasted the eonsti
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim Y
a living skeleton. Nor are these its final
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins CT reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently Of this sfHietion, call on
DR.. Coleman, No. 81 North Cherry street
or address him by letter, Box 602, Nash
vile, Tenn. feb26-B
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-05

WHOLESALE GROCERY AND LIQUOR SToRE.-
Among the wholesale grocery houses OF
this city, that of James Walker, No. 60
broad street, holds deservedly high posi-
non. 1t has been established some time
and It's proprietor has the confidence, in
large degree, of the trading community.
Country dealers can, by calling on him.
obtain an abundant supply Of every article
IN the grocery line at the lowest market
prices; and they can rely upon the good
quality Of all they get.
His stock Of liquors is Of the very best
brand, and embraces WHISTLES, wines,
Drandies, etc. We commend him and his
house 10 the business public.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-05

speer's samburg Port Wine is pure, IN
adulterated juice of the oPOrto samburg
grape, now being cultivated in this eOun'
try by Mr.. speer. It is valuable for family
use. and for its tonic and invigorsting pro
perties. It gives tone to the stomach and
;nvieorates the system. In fashionable
80 II has become the favorite tablewino
Druggists are agents for thsa wine.
may5-Itd<w.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-05

We notice with pleasure the arrival Of
Col. Dudley, formerly Of Gen. stanley's
stat, in our city. We understand be has
formed co-partnership with Gen. johnson,
Of Gen. Roussesu's staff, under the style
and title Of Webb, Msuzy & Co., in the to-
bacco business at Cincinnati. Msy al luck
attend Thomas.
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The Most Perfect Iron Tonic,

II EGEMAN'5 Ferrsted Elixir Of Bark, OF Elixir
IL Of Calsaye Bark, with PyTophosphate cf Iron.
Prepared b GEMAN q CO., Chemists snd
Druggists, New York
PYkoPHoaPHAfE OF IRON vas introduced By
+. Rooquel Of Pans, IN 1855 and received faEora-
be notiee from the Frsnoh Aeadenyi it is easi y
assiIsisted, and not decomposed IN the s.omaeh by
tonic, combining the effects Of Phosphorus and
Iron, ana = not stimulating or IrTiiant-
Oar FERRATED ELIXIR OF Bark Is pleas
ant Oofoiai, possessing ths valuable properties OF
CalsaJA BARK, and contains eight grains 81 the Py-
Top1ospaae Of Iron IN each fluid ounce aDd IN all
cases. where mud and effeaci0us Iron IOaie IS
desired, vii oe iound q most vsiuaole PREPARATION
Sarples furnished 70 Physicians on appiicsilon.
PURE VACCINE CRUs1s selected from haslthy
country children. Narrated reliable.
HESEM an cos Cordial klixir Cslissya Bark.
Alnm and kinO Lozenges aGd Chlorate Potash Lo-
HEGEMAN a CO.,
mart 6sa Chemists and Druggists, Mes York.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-05

sTRlWBERRIEs.-The first strawberries Of
Tie season were served up Thursday at the
stacey House A bountiful supply has
Oeen engaged for dinner, at the same place,
tomorrow, afser which they viii constitute
part Of the bill Of fare for the remainder
Of the season. This delicious fruit viii be
very plentiful in this market.
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OrIoInaI Attachment..N 70 294
John 4. Mllhgan Is. Aadsy Mllsaps-

s9iu tisis--
IT appearing from The AFFIDAVIT filed in this case
that ths defendant 40 couceAs himself OF shsconds
fhaf TIE ordinary process cannot Be served HIM
hi - therefore ordered inst puolcEti0n Be made for
foDr suceessive weeks in the Nashville Uniou. 10
titying ths said Andey Milsspg 70 aPPear before
john Mins, aJastce Of The feace % madisonvle.
Monroe coqntv. Tenpessee, on the 10th day OF
lure 1855 20 snswer tren and there the said Al
tachment A. the law directs, or tie same VIII Be
taken - confessed and heard ex parte rs 20 him.
n,aTiS-4Sg JOHN MINIS, J. P.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-05

He is truly stump speaker Who When
talking. exhibits a mouthful Of stumPs. Ii
YOU would keep your dental fixtures IN per-
feet talking order, use the frsgrspt soEodont
daily the recipe is simple bat sure. i
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-05

AHToNLS TAHLELUx.-To-nigh is the last
Ol the Tableaux, and therefore every one
should avail himself, or herself, Of the op-
FoTiunity to take parting glance at it. Il
mas proved one Of the most popular exhibf-
Nons which ever visited The city.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-05

STREET CAR ADvERTIsIEG.-Alt Attention is
called 10 tbs advertisement Of Arson Nelson
President Of the Street Railroad, published
elsewhere. Parties desiring to post up
Cards, can arrange to doso.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-05

Persons residing in and about the city of
Nashville, and those from distance, who
may be afflicted with any private disease,
are particularly requested to read the ad-
vertisement given in this paper, Of DR..
Kings DispensAry, No. 3 Deaderick street.
AprilI2-tf
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GAN l. 4. ohtss
Cant. and Judge Advocate.

The above We clip from the Wheeling In
telligenoer, which comes to us marked, with
8 view, we suppose, expressly to have 1t
copied. We give it as we find it, but what
do the public think Of a Government clerk
who claims 10 have been entirely cOgnizant,
as Cots does, of Hoge's transactions, and
vet fail to report them2
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-05

STREET RAILROAD The track on the
street railroad extension was laid as far as
the Square yesterday. The cars viii be
running by way Of Cedar street by the goth
mat
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-05

FROx Acknowledgment were received
by the military authorities from Memphis,
up to nine o'clock a. m. yesterday, when ell
was quiet. WehOpe no further disturbances
will take place.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-05

AcRE SoyEESNExr BUuDiNes FOR sALK.-
MAJOR Wills sells another lot of Government
buildings a. auction to-day. Those desiring
to invest should be on the ground. See ad-
vertsement.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-05
1866.

FARMERS AND HOUsEK EEPERs-sbo -.
collect that hundreds Of doliars' uorth ID firsfn
IroTsions, &C., ara annually DESTROYED ~ F@f-
Nice Ants ana other ineects and Tsrrnin-sH III
Fnieh e.n - prevented 81 = few dollars' sortb of
'CosTaRs" kai, Roach, Ant, &e., Hxtsrnipsfor
bought and used Freely
B.A-see "Ccaz4Es' advertisement above
BB-Sold IN Nashville, Tenn. bv " 7 = r W
SMITH. and al Druggists and Dealers. -
nacchI7-sm daw
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-05

A large stock of Wall Paper has just been
received by w. FREEMAN Co.,
Is Public Square,
apl25-2w cor. Deaderick st
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-05
See q Woman

In another column picking Samburg
Grapes for Speer's Wine. 1t is an admirs-
bic article, used in hospitals and by the
frst-class families in Paris, London and
New York in preference TO old port wine.
II is well worth trial, and gives great
satisfaction. Idec2I- tstGweowly.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-05

A very large Spring Stock Of the latest
patterns of Wall Paper and Windo'o Shades,
comprising all styles and qualities, in store
and for sale by MERRITT 4 HILL
A. Church street, Mayfeld Building,
mhS-n Opposite Maxwell Hotel.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-05

CRnnxAL COURT.-Ann Clark, charged
with larceny, was discharged, in this court.
No other business was transacted.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-05
1866.

HOUSEKEEPER5 troubled with vernin need
be 30 no longer, if they uss "C0srAR's" Extsrnina.
lor We have used . % our sati-fsetlon and if Z
oeE coet >, We would have i. We have tried prs
sons bui they effected nothing; but sfCostars az
nfie knocks me bresth on. Of ksts, Nice Roaches.
Ants, and Bed-Bugs, quicker than We can Esi.e IN
(Oiaoj Gozsffe.
es1See ..CosTAR's" Advertisement sfors.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-05

The detachment ofthe 10th infantry, four
companies strong, which left the city at !
o'clock last night, is under command OF
Drevet Msjor Christopher.