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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-28

REAL Estate TRANsFERs.-Below is a
list Of the transactions in real estate in this
county, for the past week, as recorded in the
County Clerks office:
McCann & Adams deed to James X Dun
ovan, a lot in the city, for 81 $50.
NJ. 3. Howell, clerk and master, deeds
10 George Rahm, lot in the county, for
r. Weakly Brown deeds to Eliza Jane
Bell two lots in HOustOn's addition TO Edge
field, for S4,lS0.
A. Kocss and wife deed to Dorman q
Fenton, a lot in the city, for $500.
Eugene Underwood deeds to Henry Ru-
enskorf, land in Underwood addition, for
$4,000.
Henry Ruensl1orf executes to L. +. Will
liams, Trustee, a mortgage on real estate, to
secure So 900
c. W. Nance deeds to c. A. Brodie, lot
in the city, for 81 200.
Wesley w. WoodmanseU deeds to the
Central Methodist Episcopalian Church, a
lot in the city for IS, 258.
Frank McGavOck deeds TO Acenitt Wril-
lab Shaw, land in Gibson county, Tenn.
VIM. A. Eichbaum and w. Eicbbaum,
trustees, deed to James WhitwOrth, a lot in
the city, for $4,000
johnson Gibson deeds to Arthur Molloy,
a lot in Boyd's addition, for 81 200; also, to
Thomas III. Fryer lot in the same locality,
for 81 100
John +. Page deeds to VIM. +. Page, an
interest in the estate Of Robert Page, de-
ceased, for $50.
John Nichol deeds to Norman and VIM
II. Ambrose, land in the 18th district, for
ST. So.
j. w. Cain and wife deed to Isabella
Harper, land in Alabama; also, to W. S.
Sawrie, land in the same State.
n. G. Merry deeds TO Mary Ann Merry, a
lot in the city, for $50.
z. IL. Marburg, President Meanwhile
and Manchester Railroad Company, exc
cutes to the United States Government, 4
bond for the payment of SIG, 1913 "a.
John T.. Newman executes to VIM. c
Williams, mortgage on real estate in the
city to secure 1000.
S. Watson, trustee Bank Of Tennessee,
deeds to S. Watson Royston, land in Athens,
Tenn, for $1,000.
S. X. Anderson deeds TO Robert McClay,
three lots in Edgefeld, for $500.
Eugene Underwood deeds John Gorris, a
lot in Underwood's addition, for $3.50; also
to Mrs. Harriet Dobson, a lot in the same
locality, for $3.50; also TO Samuel J. Reed, a
lot in the same locality, for $3.50.
w. =. Phillips deeds TO b. G.. Wood,
Trustee, land in the city, for $4,000
VIM. l.. Cook executes to Silas Keelhorn,
Trustee, Il mortgage on personally, to secure
-, 400.
John IIerriford deeds TO Luther Hadley,
ct a., land in Nebraska Territory for $500.
w. w. Mccoy and wife deeds to Israel
Lowrey, land in Missouri, for 81, 900.
McNairy q kirkpatrick deeds TO Mrs.
Kate Davis, lot five in the plan Of sub-divi-
sion of 25S in Boyd's addition, for 5000.
Henry Van Lem deeds to Anna Wilson,
land in the county, for 500.
Henry Brenneman executes toJ. =. Lyons,
a mortgage on personally, to secure $3.50.
Eugene Underwood deeds to c. J. Will
liams, Trustee, lot No. % in Underworld
addition TO Nashville for $3.50; also TO G..
J. Williams, lot No. 30 in same addition,
for $500; also 10 james Dixon, a lot in the
same locality, for $3.50.
Robert Tindall executes to Alex. Wheeless,
a mortgage ON personally, to secure 1000.
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New York stock Market.

IBy IeIegrnph.I
New York, July 2T.-StOcks steady; NJ 4 st
Paul preferred ~; Pitts TT w & not quoted
a K $50; ca L 1l23I: l c III; NJ S S33l; NJ 10;
Reading fl1l4 Erie 645s; W . Tel s.; o * NJ certi-
ieates 2S34; SIS, 1881 reg, 1927; 5-2's, coupons
1862 1926 do 1865, 1856 1905 second series, l0i;
1910 coupons $50.
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A GENTLEMAN, says the Selma Messenger,
who had some experience in stopping over
at Meridian during the war, and whose bust
ness called him again to Mississippi, was eN-
natiating 10 General JOHNSTON upon the
discomferts Of an apprehended stoppage
there. "Oh," replied the General, Ne
ridian has improved. The hotel has been
burnt down.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-28
CINCINNATI Hnrket.
[By Telegraph

CINCINNATI. July 27.-Flour frmer, but higher;
superfine S. 50d7 90; extra s. sues 0O family
9 5OdlO 75 Wheat active and prices l0c higher;
No. red crop of 1865, sold at g .; extra red,
crop Of 1864, at s. 1902 s., and extra spring at
81 so. Corn unchanged and steady. Oats firmer;
No 2 9Gd3Sc; No l 40d43e; closing firm and rates
tending upwards Rye 759S0c. Whisky 25G27c
in bond. Mess pork in good demand; sales Of 10 =
600 DIS at 32c. being an advance. Bulk meats
l7I@l71%c. Bacon frmer; shoulders l654@l1c;
sides l9J4e; clear sides 2l92l1zc. Hams in demand
at Il ld2c for plain Sides 252 ic for sugar cured.
Flax 2}d2 5c. Butter advanced TO 26g BE, and in
light supply. Groceries firm and in good demand.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-28

Mrs. DIR, Entry GmsoS, a female physi-
clan weighing some two hundred and fifty
pounds, who is at Natehez persuading the
negroes that they have snakes in their legs
and charging them heavily for getting them
out, was brought up before the County Court
there the other day and fined S25 for OBJ
tanning money under false pretences. The
faculty did not step forward and pay the
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-28

GEORGIA COTTON CRoP-A gentleman
writing US a business letter from Hcgansville.
Georgia, says: "The prospect for the cotton
crop are gloomy, indeed. have oonversed
with gentlemen from four or five counties,
and theyall concur in the opinion that there
Will not be more than from a fourth to a
.hIrd Of a crop produced in this section.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-28

COUNTERFEITs.-Witlin the past few days
several counterfeit ten dollar bills green
backs have been put in circulation in this
city by certain gamblers who have lately
come here. We understand that the gamb-
lers Of Nashville, who have their regular
dens here are the sufferers. If no one else
suffered but them, there would be no neces-
sity for cautioning the public Of the exist
ence Of the counierfeits. Our invaluable
detectives, as usual, are on the alert
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-28

+ NsOs.vENT NOTTCE.-WHEREAS. TROY
s. BROOM. Administrator Of the Estate Of
William 81 Gle deceased. has this day surrcEtcd
10 The CLERK Of fho County Court Of Hickman
County Tennessee. she insolvency Of said Estate.
An persons therefore, hoying claims against sad
nd Clrrk on the County Court % said county.
iFrsllg authenticated on OF before the 2th day Of
September next, OF they VIII Be forever barred.
funcl-wais Il. - NhQ0M, Admr
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VICINITY OF NAsHVILLE.

Mr.. IL. SCHLENNIG, the Superintendent, is
an accomplished Landscape Gardener, and lot
owners can safely rely ON his taste and Judgment
in improving their lots.
All the proceeds Of the sales Of lots are apprs-
priated to the improvement ofthe grounds, and
in the highest
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-28

EvERYuopy should see the beautiful
Tumbler Washer attached TO the Soda Fount
at PARKS 4 Co.'S Drug Store, corner Of
Church and summer streets. Don't fail 20
see this truly wonderful piece Of mechanism
iy22 I'm
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-28

THEArnE.-rhe theatre was again crowd
ed last night, 10 witness the truly wonderful
performances Of the HANLoNs. Their feats
even exceeded those Of the preceding nights.
As gymuasts they evidently have no supe-
rior on the American stage. Their every
performance was manifestly appreciated by
the large and select audience, il attention
and applause hospcak anything This even
ing, at p o'clock, a grand HANLoN matinee
will be given, Tonight is their last night.
The HANLoNs are the first who during the
present season have been able TO have
crowded houses in this city. Much credit is
due Manager FIANN for securing a troupe
so admirably adapted to the season. Il is
hoped that he may induce this popular
troupe 20 remain another week.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-28

PosrroNED.-The trial Of Mr.. S. p.
ANENT, was postponed yesterday until
Monday next at one o'clock. The trial will
take place before Esquire MEACHEM at the
Courthouse. 5. w. CmLDREss appears as
counsel for the defense, and Judge Law
RENEE for the prosecution.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-28
State of Tennessee-Jackson County, June
Term, 1866, Of the County Court.
pErrTInN FnR. PaRTTTT0N.

PETITION FOR PARTITION.
William W. Voolfolk, EliEa A. Miller. james
Elrod, Austin W. Elrod, John I. Oats and wife
Mary T., Lindley T. Lindsey and wife Lctitia,
-. -
Martha L. Barr BlackmaE BoZellc and wife Eli
Eabeth. Isham G.. Soarcy, Samuel W. Lyon, and
Wade W. Lyon.
IT APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION
/ Of the Court, by affidavit that Biaekman L.
Rozclle and wife Elizabeth, formerly Elizabeth
Lyon, Isham q. Searcy, and Samuel W. Lyon are
not residents Of the State Of Tennessee. so that
the ordinary process Of law cannot be served on
them; il is ordered, that publication be made for
four successive weeks in the Union and American,
a newspaper Published in Nashville, requiring
them to appear at the August term Of said Court,
az the Court House In GainsbOrO, on the first Mon
day in August, 1866, and answer said petition or,
the sans will be taken for confessed against them
Attest. WILLIAM cox,
iunel3-wSws Clerk Of said county
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-28

STREET RAILROAD MEETING. - At n
meeting Of the McGavock and Mt Vernon
Street Railroad Company, on Thursday eve
ming, the following gentlemen were elected
Directors: Judge WHrrwoRTH FELIX
CnEArHAM, II. BEDpEKE +. LAIrENnER-
GER, J. Il. JOHNSON, WIN. MCFARLAND,
and DR.. J. VI. HARDING.
Following this election, Judge WHIT
WORTH was elected President Of the Com
pany. Mr.. CHEArHAW resigning his direc-
torship, was elected Secretary, and w. 5.
WmrEMAN elected to iill the vacancy occur
ing from his resignation.
Mcssrs. WHrwoRrII, LAITENBERGER and
McFARLANp, were appointed as a Commit
tee TO go North and secure funds for the
building Of the road. They leave Monday
morning next Some $4,000 have already
been subscribed The road is to commence
at the Postollice, run down Cherry to Cedar
thence to College, and down College to JEFF
ferson, up Jefferson 10 summer, and on this
street to Clay street. near the St Cecilia
Academy Work will commence in a few
DAYS.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-28

RRCoRDEU's CoURr-PmLIIr HAEW-
son was fined $40 for walking on the streets
with a prostitute.
Four cases Of nuisance, fined one dollar
each.
Six cases Of Iisorderly conduct, fined -,
two Of whom were sent TO the workhousS;
two fined - each.
Five cases drunkenucss lined s. each, two
sent 10 the workhouse.
Several cases Of drunkenness and disor-
DERBY conduct were discharged.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-28

QUIET RENUNERArvE-The Overton
County Tenn Oil and Mining Company
have effected a sale Of ell al the well 10 the
amount Of $4,000, the Company to deliver
the oil before the 3Oth day of December
1866. The wells of this Company produce
a lubricating oil unsurpassed by any in the
United States or the Canadas. The Com
pany who have purchased the oil intend to
make Nashville their headquarters and ex-
poet 10 be able 20 make this city hs point
for the sale of oil 20. the South.
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In the County Court of jackson County, at

GainesbOro.
A. :. Hufines. r. F. Richmond ct. ais. r.. Malinda
White. Charles White, et, ais.
ON MOTION OF C0MPLAINANTS BY
~ their solicitor. and il appearing to the Court
from an allegation in cOmplainants bill, ycrlhed
By the proper affidavit, the! the deiendaqts, Ma
linda White Charles White. Marion Huihnes,
Marina ]. HuGines, Newton Z. Hufhnes. Timothy
NJ Hufincs. James NJ. Hufhnes, NictoTia Proctor,
and Abram Proctor, are noi,r OF the STATE
cannot he served upon them e = ordered BY the
Court, that publication be made IN the Hniop and
American, q newspaper Peoilshea ~ the elts %
neTt before The first Monday in August, lsda, re-
auirinr aid on-resident defendants 70 appear a,
~ ,-o--b;nf,i County Court Of Jackson county.
on the frst Monday in August, -. then and
There 10 nleaa. answer, or dslaur - compiainanis
bill or the same VIII be taken ~ ep-lAsseu' $50
sci for hearing er paFfe e g thea -,
By order Of the CouIf ls5 ~ oi,iAs t : ~ -
janl2-WtHe IN " Wa SislA'
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sIxru CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

The district Convention Of National Union
men for the appointment Of delegates to the
Philadelphia Convention, will be held in
COLUMBIA, on Saturday, August 9TH.
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Rev. THOs O. SUNAIEEs will preach al
the First Baptist Church, tomorrow, Sun
day morning, at 100 O'Clock, and the Rev.
w. II. WHTrsErr at 8 Pm.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-28

FRE-A fire broke out in a framed house
on Fogg Street, near the Franklin Pike
II caught from a defective Aue. The house
belonged to JON ScHDLER. One hundred
dollars will cover damages.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-28


On aud alter sunday, uly S,h. 1856. and until
further notice, trains viii run a. follows.
Columbia Accommodation train leaves Colum-
bia at 7.2o A. n. Arrives at Nashville 1000. Re-
turning leaves Nashville 10 g.2l p. n. Arrives nj
Columbia, e. Pm
Huntsville Mail leaves Nashville at $40, A. ~.
Arrives at Decatur az SIS P.N. Arrives at Hunts-
vile at $50, PA. Leaves Huntsville 1855. A.. X.
Leaves Decatur ~ 6Gi. A. NJ. Arrives at Nash
VILE at $50, p. Connects al Nashville with
Nashville Chattanooga and Nashville & North
western and E. Il X. r. RS for an points ON
those lines. With Louisville 81 Nashville Il. r..
for all points North and East
Memphis Mobile and New Orleans Express
leaves Naihyille at 9;iO. PIX. Arrives at Dec
tur at E5jA.N Arrives at Memphis at 5.lo. Pm.
Leaves Memphis at 6sS0. A. N. Leaves Decatur
at 6;25. P n. Arrives at Nashville at 205. A. NJ.
Connecting at Corinth and Grand Junction with
trainson the NJ. Il o. and Miss Central R. r.. s. for
Selma Mobile Nicksburg New Orleans. and ali
intermediate points. Connects at NashviIIe with
Nashville * Chattanooga, Nashville & North
western and Edge6eld & Kentucky r. Rs. for all
points on those lines. and with Louisville &
Nashville R. r. for all points North and East
Through Tickets can be procured at the Office
Of the Nashville City Transfer Company, No. .
North Cherry street, and at the Broad Street
Depot. Nashville, Tennessee.
Baggage checked through.
J. B. VAN DYNE.
.,.n1
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New Orleans Market

by Telegraph.
New ORLEANS, July Election firm with
sales of 800 bales new middling, at 32934c. Re
ceipts for four days l4l3 bales against 1886. EX-
ports 6653. Stock 1900 bales. Other markets
unchanged.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-28

EXTENSIVE SALEoFOm WoKKs.-A COM
pany who have been operating in oil at
Sparta, Tennessee, have sold out their inter
ests at that point to an English Company
for 100000, and have bought five engines
in this city to go to work in the Western
District
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STATE OF IMPROVEMENT,

Parties wishing TO purchase lots, will please
call on the Superintendent on the grounds, or on
Mr. l. II. BUDDEKE, Treasurer at No. q
south Market Street.
A. V. S. LINDSLEY, President.
C. W. NANCE, Secretary. July 25-lw
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-28

The Office 10 INSURE LIFE in is the KNICKER-
BOOKER, with s., 100000 SURPLUS.
ANBERsON. JOHNSON & SMITH. AGENTS.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-28

SWORN IN.-The officers and directors Of
the McGavock and Mount Vernon Street
Railroad were sworn in by Esquire MATH-
Ews Yesterday evening.
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Nashville and Chattanooga
r a 1 L w a Y
CHANGE OF TIME.

OFUCE OF GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
n. q G. AND \. 4 n, W. RAILWAY,
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PRvkrr NEnIcAL ApvIcE.-Read Or. Whit
tiers advertisement in another column. ban2i-dm
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Louisville Market.


LOUISVILLE, July p, P. N.-Sales Of 10 hhds.
leaf tobacco at good prices. Sugar firm. Flour
Mixed corn in bulk Csc. Oats 45e. Mess pork
SD so. Bacon and shoulders l6A; clear sides
PIG. Lard 2llZe. Whisky 20c.
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Mount olivet Cemetery.

DUBLIC ATTENTION Is EARNESTLY IN.
vited to this Cemetery, situated on the Ieba
non Turnpike, about three-fourths Of a mile he
yend the City limits. The grounds are now
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-28

"HoPE deferred maketh the heart sick"
Another attempt is being made 10 lay the
Atlantic Telegraph Cable, and some Of our
contemporaries are indulging the belief that
il will be successful. We trust il may, but
confess that we have not much confidence in
the movement in the present stage Of elec-
trical science.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-28

Sent 10 THE WoBKHoUsE-OsCAR CHL-
pREsS Tor stealing $50 from JACOB JOHNSON
was before Judge Wilkinson yesterday
lie was 6ned $50, in default Of which was
sent to the workhonse.
Ton JACKSON and RoRERT OyERroN,
colored, forstealing $50 from FANNIE BEARD
we're likewise punished.
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Chanccry Sale.
Burger Tract.

belonging to the heirs Of William Bates, de-
ceased, lying In Cannon County on huls Creek,
and adjoining the lower tract of the widow
Rates on which 5. ?. James now lives, 90 pay and
satisfy the amount dee II. J. StJOhn and ID. }.
Wood as set forth IN decree Of the Chancellor Of
aid Cont. rendered at the October term, thereof
I'M the year lS0 and also the cost ofthis proceed
ing. The land 20 be sold per acre, and 20 be sur
veyed of Of said tract 70 suit the purchaser. This
T. J. JETTON. c. & NJ.
OF the Chancery Court at Woodbury..
iYI5ttW
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ttniOn aud Amrrieam.
SATURDAY. JULY as. 1850.
TIL E CITY.
N M nn.in,.s. 80, ~ NnshriIIe--

To HE husincss Wen OF nashville
Mr. L. d. KING, publisher Of the Nashville City
Directory. has deposited in our counting room the
following publications, which will at all fines be
open for the information Of the public: New
York State Directory Cincinnati City Directory;
Louisville City Directory; Ohio State Directory;
Boston City Directory, and Nashville City Direc-
tory.
Other State and City Directories viii be added
90 the collection. rs soon a. published.
Persons desiring any information from the above
works can have free access to them by calling at
our counting room
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To COnsUmPtiVes.
Petition for Dover and to
Sell Land.

Joel P. Morrison and others ps. VIM. Russell and
others
IT APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION
l Of the Clerk and Master in this cause. that the
defendants. VIM. l.. Russell and wife, Parmelia J.
Russell Margaret A. Russell, and the unknown
heirs of Wesly IL. Morrison, deceased, are non
residents of the State of Tennessee, so that the
ordinary process of law cannot be served upon
them. Ii is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master that publication be made in the UNION
AND AMERICAN, newspaper published in the city
of Nashville for four weeks in succession, notify
ing said defendants to appear before the County
Court of Hickman county, 10 be holden at the
Courthouse in the town of Centrevile, on the frs
Monday in September next, and plead answer OF
demur to the petition filed against them and 9TH
ers or the same will be taken for confessed as to
them and set for hearing sr pdrtc, &c.
NJ. II. PICKETT, c.. & NJ.
July 10, 1866. jyl5-w4t
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SUBSTANTIALLY ENCLOSED,

Aud in fair state of improvement ThesoiI Is well
adapted for the purpose to which it is appropriated
and the Directors feel authorized in saying that
a more appropriate site for Cemetery could not
ha colo al in he
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-28

MARRIAGE 'SEs-Marriag licenses
issned, by the ClerA ihe CouniyCourt, ior
the week ending July q. 1866;
John Doughefy and Ellen Hackett.
William Pilgrim and Mary Grady.
Lewis C. Lemiy and Mars Bowler
Michael Dillahent and Ellen Grady.
Gilbert 4. Box aud nelitha Adew.
james ID. Barhee and Marraret RI Ran
Kin
Humphrey Pierce and Anne Edwards.
james S. Reed and Mary J. Terry.
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From East Tennessee.
A Model Radical Judge.
Crops, Politics, etc.

A correspondent at Blountville writes us B.:
" In this Judicial District the theory of
equal laws is pretty much exploded. The
courts have been Prostituted to political radi-
calisn. In the Circuit Court at RogersvilIe
just closed, the Jury refused 10 send a crimi-
nal to the penitentiary on the ground that he
was Union man, and the prosecuting wit
ness was rebel'-at the same time admit
ting that the proof was sufficient to Justify
conviction.
At JOnesborOugh the Judge refused TO
grant an application for a change of venue
from that county to this, on the ground that
the witnesses we're rebels-telling the eoun-
sci he must get witnesses Of different politics.
But in this county the Judge granted a
change Of venue on every application to
Carter county. Even the sheriff OF this
county, elected by the people, swore that he
could not obtain justice here, and removed
four cases against him to Carter county.
These suits were Of frivolous character, and
Of little Importance, one Of them involving
only d" a load Of straw" This sheriff pre-
tends TO be a conservative, and the majority
on his official bond are so-called rebels.
We are anxiously awaiting the day when
these things shall be changed, and the coun-
try shall be restored to republican equality
and justice. When party politics are carried
into the sacred precincts Of the Judiciary,
and witnesses discredited and the decisions
of courts are influenced in the manner l
have stated, who can be safe, or who has
security in his person and property"