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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-22

]. E. Gleayes, Admir-, VS.. The Heirs and
Creditors Of F. K. ZOllicOfer, decd.
TN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
IL Chancery Court at Nashville in the above
named cause, and BY reason Of the failure of the
former purchases % comply with the terms Of
the sale VIII again offer at public sale. at the
Court House. on
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BRITISH PERIODICALS.

The London Quarterly Review Conservative.
The Edinburgh Review lWhig.
The Westminster Review (Radieal.
The North British Review Gree church,.
AND
Blaekwoods Edinburah MagaEine lToTyl.
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saaurdax, pecember 20, 1850.

The tive, Store Houses and Lots on the south
side Of the Public Square, at present occupied
by Mike Powers and ]. A. J. Rose as Clothing
Stores. These lots each front Is feet and run
back 30 feet and are entirely covered with
buildings. .....-, . Il.
THE TERMS OF SALE are $500 upon each lot
cash, and the residue upon credits of one and
two years. Notes required with approved secu-
rity, and a lien retained. Sale free from re-
demption. MORTON B. HOWELL,
deeS-td Clerk and Master.
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NO. % CHURCH STREET,

NASHVILLE -. .....,.................TE TENN
A RE NOW RECEIVING, IN ADDITION
n to their present stock, per steamer Havana,
rs bags Coffee, all srades:
rs hogsheads Sugar;
so barrels Coffee Sugar;
20 barrels Crushed and Powdered Sugar
20 barrels GRADUATED Sugar; 80
200 barrels choice Flour; u s.-.
5OK barrels Nos. /, 2 and Maekerel:
100 kits do. do. do.
5 drums Goldfish; II -5
so boxes Herrings; .-,,f 81
~ cases Indigo and Nader;
10 bags Pepper and Spice;
loo dozen dozen buckets BUCKETS and Washboards;
rs boxes Cheese;
/ so nests Tubs;
30 kegs English Soda
Is boxes English Soda.
200 boxes Star and TaIIow Candles;
Z 100 boxes Soaps
& ~ kegs syrup, very choices .r
, so boxes and half bozsr Raisins. -a-
FIRE CRACKERS AND TORPEDOEs
1O0boxes Fire Crackers;
10 boxes Torpedoes.
BUNDRIEB.
Snuff, Oysters, Sardines Canned Fruits, Brandy
Peaches, Pine Apples. N9tmegs. Cloves, Ginger.
Catsup. Jellies. etc, etc.
SOUR KROUT.
We also invite attention to our large stock Of
Robertson and Bourbon whistles,
Old Port, Sherry and Madeira Wines, Cham
payne, Brandies, Rum Gin, and the celebrated
We are constantly repienishing our stock, and
are determined to sell a. low as any house in the
b. 3. HAMILTON q GREEN.
nov28-tiganl -ea.et. sl 70 a.
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Peter Anderson VS.. McRoberts e Mckee.
TN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
Chancery Court at Nashville in above named
cause, will offer ct the Court House at Nash
vile, on ...--.--..
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NIHtd Il hILustIOII8 q dIs. Fb' IhUUtIt M
Porter ct ais. .4
IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
i ChanceFy Court ct Nashville in the above
named cause, win sell at the Court House at
NnahHilla ON
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Saturday, Deeember 90, 1866,

The following Lots in the Craighead Plan, lying
five miles from Nashville, on the 9allatin Turn
pike Road
Let Mol. containing 80 acres and 10 poles,
and fronting on the Gallatin Turnpike, upon
which is situated the old CrRighead residence.
Lot No. 4. containing acres and l22 poles, and
lying in the rear Of lot No. !,
These are the lots formerly purchased By DR..
j. G. Newman.
.TERMS-Credits Of 6, u and le months, with
Interest FROM day Of sale. Notes required with
approved security, and a lien retained. Sale
free from redemption,
MORTON B. HOWELL,
decS-td Clerk and Master.
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HAVING SOLD OUR HNTTRE STOCK OF
IL Groceries TO Messrs ORR 4 BRO's. we will in
future purchase and sell
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Warehouse DErAxrxxwr. |
SALE Or THE OLD BowEay THEATRE.

Mr. Anthony J. Blocker yesterday disposed OF tho
Old Bowery theatre at public vendue. Mr. J. W. DIM
mick became purchaser OF the ground and building
payment Of the Of $780, 100. Our old play gocrs
all familiar with the history OF tho establishment thus
bartered and sold. The stone laid In 1926
by Mr. Philip Hone Mayor OF the city, aud tho edince
completed outlay OF $4,000 On the 2eth Of
May-two years iaterit was destroyed by fire. After
lapse Of eighty days the house again ready for
the reception Of the public and during the eight years
which succeeded tho opening night financial prosperity
attended tho many ventures OF tho management On
the morning OF Monday September % 1885, flames again
burst forth from tho structure and before nghtfa the
theatre for the second time In ashes Twelve months
went by and the house reopened few weeks later
the establishment for tho third time burned down In
quented by the Masses 10 whom II closed In 1s45 by
the Of tho disaster OF other days Again REBUILT
aud again patronzcd but OF later years by the iowor
classes II Stood huge and somewhat uncouth, monu.
mental pile until finally disposed OF yesterday. What
Its future fate will be, time win Determine.
Al n moderate attendance gathered about the
tribune Of tho auctioneer Mr. Blocker proceeded 10
lots, OF which three situate the Bowory and
three and half Elizabeth street, the building COW
cring plot shaped like an l. The Dimensions OF the
building scventynve feet on the Bowery, eighty
feet six inches Elizabeth street. its depth from
east 10 west two hundred feet Previous 10 the
final award OF the property an arrangement made
by which Mr. John g. Giles, who acted trustee for
certain Stockholders consented 70 dispose or his one
ninth part Of the same simultaneously with the eight
nnths about 10 be made TO tho highest bidder This
point settled, tie sale commenced. The offers were
headed At ths tender OF t76 600, the bds ranging In
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STATEN ISLAND INTELLIGENCE.

A PAINFUL OCCURRENCE. fow days since an inter
sstng child OF Mr.. cubbs, OF Tompkinsvie. was dan
scrousy kicked by horse belonging 70 s father. The
child happened to be playing convenient 70 where the
horse feeding, and struck In the head 30.
verey that no hopes entertained Of fs recovery.
THB Lars ACCIDENT IN THE BAY. "A largo size ships
quarter boat was picked up Thursday, opposite Bay
Ridge bottom up which supposed to have boon stolen
nj night from ships In the habor BY some dock
thieves for the purpose Of plumber Many vessels lay
ing at anchor In the stream known 70 have been
robbed, few nights ago OF dinercnt articles The
boat Was toweA 70 Bay Ridge. The late occupants OF
the boat with their plumber II s believed, met with
watery grave
Ricuxosp CouSrr sSssoss -rhs Circuit Court and
Court Of Oyer and rermincr met at Richmond on tho
Goth inst, when jury for each was empanellcd,
Judges schrugham and Metcails presiding The first
named gentleman in addressing the Grand Jury took
occasion 10 crcise severely the actions OF the liquor
dealers OF the county in opposing the ccnsttutiona
of the Excise Law.
THR METROPOLITAN PotIcx Fos5k--The Supervisors OF
Richmond county intend in few days 70 can meeting
discuss the merits OF tho late decision or the Supreme
Court which compels them 70 levy tax on ttp county
for tho maintenance OF the police force statone 81 sta
pleon and a. u appears the amount now called for far
exceeds the sum st stipulated the taxpayers are there
fore dssrnined BY all possible legal means 70 have the
fer yAhdrwu.
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NEW STEAMSHIP COLUMBIA. Of the ANCHOR LINE.

Tbs new steamship Columbia. Of tho Anchor line Of
steamers, plying between Glasgow and New York. was
thrown open 10 the inspection Of the pubic on Friday
last, and on Saturday abe sailed for Glasgow.
Tho hull Of the Columbia ike the other vessels Of the
Anchor line IL constructed Of iron. and was built by
Alexander stephens Sons, Glasgow. The huh Ia dl.
vded into ave waisrtlsht Compartments Her dimcn.
aons are Length, 7s3 feet breadth OF beam, 81 feet
inches depth OF hold, % feet tonnage. 1907, British
measurement She Va a screw steamer Of 300 horse
power and bark ragged
The CoIunftsa was but under the superintendent Of
bcr orners who were practical shipmsslcrs for soms
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COURT NJ GENERAL SESSIONS.
Jerr, O'krien Sentenced to be IIanS in Jan.
nary.

Jepis " bffth sScsteuCcu 10 De ttWO2 au JAM
nary.
Before Judge Russell.
Just bssore tss adjournment Of the the afternoon
jeremiah o'Brieu PLACED a, the bar for sentence
Assistant District Attorney BedfordIf your Honor please
now becomes my painful duty for Judgment
Of the Law In tho Of Jeremiah oBrisn convicted during
the present term Of this court Of the crime Of s
Mr. vshdsvoort the cierk--yeremiah O'Brfcn you NAV
iemcee That yon have heretofore besn indicted for
you pleaded guilty ADD put yourself upon lie for
usm.n, should not = seS
against you according lswf
,.,.r,.n q, ,, sr.s,g o, ruy rrIsosrn.
sc;rI ior ne crime which committed when comsis!ed
90 no NOV ~ht was do'ng; was OF my mind
nKSaRxs or rnx rpor
Judge Russel NJ passing sentence spoke a. follovsyou
Ks,a Smith, tho th % Tune last You hsvs haes M
defended ~ the council assigned By the Cont The, AZ
sverysnrs Ma, human ingenuity could devise in your d..
70 ksve doubt Of your gull, or ths me,.s ,ss, n
thsc have have been IN ,h conp,
siice 90 clear a. has BEEN
yours You coved the aea according 10 the syidsnes al
.: ysu 's e e. sss sPs
went up and on The corner Of Wooster and Prince r
sn Il your poss on for hour feu sss
took the eitsr and gave ITO cripple 70 take the house
You reoslved an snA~er, We DO no, know wis,
wa, written and sent q WHISTLER she
70 ROOM and the nfohmston the inmates bad vas
hearing scream They ran mp and they found your VIC
tim her knees ron standing over her ~ah knife
yoa mother na s we hsa e." sons on. S 70 s
Rnp" she followed that ipsruc'oni you ran aier aer.
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BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

ARRESTS Fon VIOLATION THE EXCISE LAw.--ouite
number of arrests have recently been made y the police
for violation OF the Excise law At Fort Hamilton on
Thursday afternoon, Rcbecca Miller Joseph Kelly James
Joyce and Dick slater for selling liquor without license
Yesterday they appeared before Justice Church Of the
town OF New Utrecht, I. - and their examination
down for the 30th inst Catharine 0'Ne who keeps,
In conjunction with her husband, store at the OF
fence but subsequently released by Captain Jacobs
OF the Fortysecond precinct, u appearing that she
acted under the oompulsion Of her husband in the
matter
THE ARsr NAVY UMoN.-Undsr the title OF the
Army and Navy Union, Of Kings county, permanent,
and II 10 believed. prosperous Organization Of veterans
was perfected on Thursday evening. Tho following
officers .srs chosen for sheer the ensuing wing
mander J. Jewett, United States Navy; Generals T. A.
Koxlay and James Jourdan Recording Secretary Colonel
W j. Magic; Treasurer, Lieutenant Henry !. Foster
Committees on finance and membership were also ap-
pointed The object Of the organization has boon pre-
ARxnsr ov TIN Fon OPERATIONS How MxacuAxr was
vicrMEp Tho police Of the Forty second precinct
have succeeded In spelling nice game which has been
going for some time past without interruption Tho
facts elected arc folows:-rhree men, named re-
spcctIvely Thomas Sykes Richard Chandler and George
Williams rag dealers and pedicrs by occupations
The employ Of G. O. wi,te Of No % John street New
York large OF foil, which they disposed Of
Prospect street The parties nsmod, including
Drsco, for receiving stolen goods, wcrc arrested
Wednesday afternoon, whom another plot
against tho property OF Mr.. wits was brought
10 light williams, above mentioned, Daniel Hurley,
William Hern, and Daniel Allen also arrested
charge OF larceny from the person. They charged
with having stolen from the person Of Mr. Whites clerk
Melvin, three checks, 70 the value OF 800 SioS2 and
1881. The latter amount casbed by them. The
other being marked for deposit, Of un.
available The merchants clerk s believed 10 be In.
volvet In the matter The trial will take place In New
York.
A DOMESTIC GHosr.--Ths inmates OF q certain house
n Luqueer street. Clinton had their sys.
ten much shocked and exercised BY supposed apart
ton The occupants OF the hsba,ion question have
had "a cir broken at the solemn hour OF midnight
when yswn'ns graves give MP their dead" by the
Dit nat ID gliding OF tall gsunt figure from the attic
story TO ihe basement without any one having the
coarsee 10 Follow question the spectre THO pr
fura, havinv mustered sufficient resolution reluctant
that his houre stould harbor such uncongenal visitors
having followed nd vsioy hailed the spirit from the
upper 10 tho loser t,riou Of the house keeping in the
m an,itnc at q respectful distance. solved the mys
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THE zeuelooon or on. KOCH.



NEW YoRx, Nov. ~, 1865
As the recent finding OF the fossil mastodcu at Troy
has attracted the attention not only Of the scientific
world but also Of many inquiring minds TO such mat
tss and any statement in your widely read journal
has much weight with those who read H. beg to cal,
attention TO portion Of the article In your paper Of sun
day. the lsth where In speaking Of the masodon refer.
once made 10 the hydrsrgus discovered. BY Dr. Koch
would not take mp your valuable space, but the
the facts any subject OF such universal n-
torest the better for progress Tho hydrsrsus
subsequently called tns zeuglodon, was exhbitec
in New Orleans in 1858 by Dr. Koch. ! wasAnt,m a:cly
connected with the doctor At that time, and do NOT
think ever met q honorable or any lesA
likely exaggerate scientific fact know every
10 the zcugodon; saw II during the whole tine was
beng prepared for exh billion and indeed partly assisted
IN the articulation OF IT, When DR. Koch was led by tho
schoolboy the side OF the field where the poughed up
fossils had boon collected be found them to be OF
the bones the end OF the tail and appeared
eventually few Of these must have boon scattered
When the skeleton arcuatcd the few bones Shicb
missing modelled mp in plaster roughly, 40
by appearing as fossil. have often them pointed
out 70 visitors the places OF the missing portions
feel confident that they did not amount TO than
three four feet In the length OF the skeleton when
bibed The lngth OF the ze1glodon when fully arlicu-
latod l03 feet; whether OF those who had
10 exhibit at any time Called II l27 Get do know
The dreadful epidemic Of that 1859 killed and
tered great numbers and have not heard 0f DR.
Koch o. the zeugod0n SINCE j. j. EDWARDS, N. u.
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MARINE COURT.
Action for Alleged False Tmprisonmcuf mud
Defamation.

Before Judge Aiker and Jury.
Sarah Morris jont ~ her Guardian. Joeph 4oryis
Aaron Mondsoa-Ths action 10 $500 dam
ages for alleged false imprisonment and defamation Tho
facts of the thsseThc pisnR that the
ah of September in the present year. defendant accom-.
panied by Two officers Of the Metropolitan Police force
maiiciouay entered the store OF Mrs Sutton 2 Eighth
avenue, and there, without any reasonable or prob
able falsely accused plsnin with having stolen
twelve cloaks and different pieces Of cloth, tho property
o. the defendant worth about t2SO, and secreted
the the house No. b6i Forty street whore
she plaintiff hen resided with her parents The defend
alleged caused the plaintiff be taken
and removed forcbly FROM the against will and
restrained OF her liberty The officers by defendants dc-
lions searched the house for tho missing property.
not hnd ~ The plaintiff states that she guilty
this Offences that after the search discharged
arroAt and imprisonment, aud that By the course thus
pursued toward her by the defendant she has suf.
ant al different places maciousIy Rccused the plantn
OF having committed this offence. words
IA the German language 10 the effect that had missed
twelve clQaks and pieces OF cloth; a
picion OF hsf the PLAINTIFF that country
and enfrfed his business absence and that
he mad asked who else but the plaintiff could taken
the goodl The plaintiff claims that all this
70 deprive her o. her good and reputation The d.
PENDANT denied all the allegations mad. plaintiff and
stated that he r,asonsble and probable believe
that ahe had taken away the goods. Hs asserted that
pied tho statement made by tho plaintiff cha, he had de-
famed her reputation The lasted during
portion OF the day IL resulted In verdict plaintiff
Tor eSfS with $2S ezra allowance.
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SUPREME coURT-SPECIAL TERM.
The Eastman Frands-Acti0n to Set Aside nj
Alleged Fraudulent Mortgage.

Alleged Fr0uduIeut MOrtQa9cs
Before Judge Potter.
Cornelius Bushnell SmiM ,. al-This case
which occupied the attention Of this Court for the past
eight days action to set aside alleged fraudulent
and Illegal mortgage made the defendant Smith j. East
man. his father Levi Eastman, In june 1885, During
winter and spring OF 1864 and 1865 Smith Eastman had
been the habit Of obtaining from various merchants this
city large OF money warehouse receipts signed "a
X Howen which their face represented large
n New Ta w III N rsy he Ms
such quantities Of lard In storage there
sss nR ws
tain that Smith vas missing hs res
Ss r. and ia pp9n making 9rne thy
very naturally directed TO the warehouses where their
e a1S H.Ps to % saas .ons HSa is
" s sS IN wr Net. T's s: sd D a
creditors among whom number OF the respon
ss so IN NE .sss ny 5 @
VERY re.r chance =, Of being adjusted would
cover the amoun., Immediate Instituted TO
Ssss cine 70 b. " s And h Who
Here Eastman had been plaoed by his friends anatic
Ssss New %f e. re
sG na % Sns s n o s q s
and no legal roceednGs were to be instituted against him
81 o ns ~ @
IL Broad street worth ssoai $1,000 q tho Victims
mortgage made had been actually contracted
Of fu % 'as sss sss hs
always Az. s. been repated poor man, and y was
his son any considerable, n any amount Of money Mr..
Eastman s alleges that the debt for which this mortgage
had ssR Win w % I'D s
had In 1851 No regular accounts Of specuatons
had been kept but In 1883 Smith Eastman complied
Of accounts which, he alleged embraced the transactions
his fathers account and which extended period OF
twelve years, Mr.. J. Eastman examined at consid.
orabe length yesterday regarding his insanity while In
France and TO ascertain to what extent his alleged sany
borne by HIS while there, Twelve
not believe him OATH and that his reputation had been
bad for about twelve 0fcen One OF thom stated
crossexamination that Eastman had sold him. time
weigh two hundred pounds per bsrre but were found 10
contain from hundred and Atty TO hundred and
For the plaintiff exJudge Pcrrrpont and Messrs Barney,
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Tine OCEAN YAcHI RACE.

II rom inc evening Post, Nov %
TO salt water sailor, that which has been called
ysnhtsnr in this country has been for the most part
temptbie II has been, with very little exception, the
merest smooth water sailing The Sound, which Ii the
favore water OF yacbtsmen, Ia rough somelimest
but has harbors upon both shores and run New
port not under any circumstances achievement, to
be proud or The annual regaas are moro notable 70,
the eating and drinking than for the sailing
During the fall there was q race, outside along the
coast, 10 Cape May and back, In rough weather which
was well contested CALAMITY and ably sailed to
show that some At least Of yacht deep
tween the Henrietta and vesta credit 70 Ancrisan
yachsmen and We are glad to sec that II ID to be fol-
lowed by across the Atlantic
The time chosen for thIS certainly ths most
comfortable the easiest The North Atlantic In wiusv
rs the moet bosserous Of seas; but so much the
credit viii those gain who enter upon tho race We
should be sorry see the owners OF the yachts lesvs
this credit 10 their paid captains, hear they pro-
Ing In steamer. Our yachtsmen have not galned so
much glory Ia blue water that they afford h. shrk
land in steamer they may look for some ouiei sneerr
81 American sesmanship from the Engsh yachtsmcn
ws hope. therefore, that no one Of Thorn win make
this blnnder On such voyage as that which Is pro-
posed u y the duty Of yacht owner 70 20 with hs
professional Jockeys, and 70 be used BY their orner
merely 70 win bets; else the dnest old sndiubber 10
Yacht Oo. ms ana pf1 ns VIII own sne ,,s,s.s
profitable speculation
The oc.sn race was originally made up between ,hres'
We understand, the LHirondelle and several other
yachts have desired 10 enter for tho contest they
have up TO this time, been refused OF course these
gentlemen have right TO exclude others from
arranged between themselves and hes right 10
md fault they choose 10 vso Yet the proposed
% novel, and II NO rightly regarded public event.
W which all American seamen and all who love ships
VIII take lively Interest," that should think pity
" no arrangement could be made by which ~ many
other yachts please may be included. Suppose
dozen sail together--hs need net interfere with the
bets arranged between the first three. II . day and
hour appointed for ALL and time OF sailing publicly
announced AZ well AZ the harbor DO made the ohss
side, many can take part In tho contest a. choose,
without In any way interfering with the wasers 90 the
voyages OF the Henrietta, vesta and Fleetwng We
trust IL will DO so arranged and we should be inclined
10 make but angle condition: that every vessel shall
be sailed by her owner, and that yacht whose owney
does mol ss 10 her shall DO psremporily ruled out Of
Tho