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CHANCERY SALES
FOR
Saturday, August AZ, 1867


VIM. A. Gleaves VS.. r. L. Bingham and
others.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
l ChaneeTy COort in this cause, VIII sell at the
Courthouse at II o'clock on
SATURDAY, AUGUST II, 1857,
tract of about thirty acres of land. near Hills
boro like immediately west of the former resi-
dence of Rev. Chs. Tones, decd, and fronting
on Rthe east side of the old Wharton road
being the same land purchased BY VIM. "A.
Gleaves of W. Ii. Gordon, and by said Gleayes
conveyed to K. L. Bingham. This land has
upon it a very elevated and commanding build
ing site.
TERMS OF SALE-Credits of Six. twelve eigh-
teen and twenty-four months, with interest
rom day of sale Notes required with approved
ecurity and sale free free from 96 rsdssmTPti9n.
lnly2i I'd --------------
John o. Ewing, Trustee, Us. Warren
Jackson
TN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES OF THE
i Chaneery Court in this cause, Will sell al
the Courthouse at Il o'clock on
SATURDAY. AUGUST IL. 1857,
Lots Nos 81 and IS in Boyd's Addition to Nash
vile fronting on Mulberry street at the inter
section of Mulberry and Grundy streets
TERMS OF SALE-Credit Of SIX montnsi VIII VIII
interest from day Of sale Note required with
good security and lien retained. Sale tree from
MORTON B. HOWELL, c. and NJ.
july27 I'd
F. r. Rains VS.. P. NJ Ryan.
IN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES OF THE
i Chancery Court in this case, / will sell at the
Courthouse, at L o'clock on
SATURDAY, AUGUST IL, 1867,
A lot fronting ffty-one feet ten and half inches
on Vine street, part of lot No. l6l in Barrow's
Grove Plan, and running back les feet along
Ash street.
TERMS OF sALE-Credit of six months. Note
required with approved security. Sale free
' MORTON B. HOWELL. c. andM NJ.
july27 I'd
II. P. Corbitt, Executor, VS.. Rachel Corbitt
ct ais.
IN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES IN THIS
L cause will sell at the Courthouse at Nash
vile, at II O'Clock on
SATURDAY, AUGUST IL, 1867,
Three lots belonging to the estate Of John Cor
bitt, deceased.
at the corner of Mallory street continued.
No. e fronting thirty feet on Maple
street, on the opposite side of Mallory street.
No. & fronting thirty feet on Maple street, and
lying next south of No. 2.
All these lots run back l85 feet to a sixteen
foot alley.
TERMS OF sALE-Credits of six and twelve
months, with interest from the day OF sale.
Notes required with approved security and lien
retained Sale free from redemption
MORTON 3. HOWELL. C. and M.
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In Chancery at Nashville.

SAFE Of Tennesseo--Ufi Clerk and N aster
Chaneery Court at Nashville June the list. 1867.
Andrew Jackson Admir-, etc. o. ais, Gem
plainants, vs.. John Laurence et ais. de-
PENDANTS
= in this cause that the defendants, s. o. Nell
son. Chas. MOrrisOh, j. I. III. Cleah0rn, Chas.
Roy. Err, etc, Of - Morris. deceased ard
State 0. Tennessee. IL Is therefore, ordered
that the,f enter their appearanee herein before
or Within the first three days Of the newt term
Of 1lid Court, 10 be held on the hrzt Monday
in November next. 1857. and plead. answer
OF demur to e0mplainants' bill. Or the
same viii be taken for confessed - - them
and set for hearing ex parte. and that copy
weeks In the Nashville Union and Dispatch.
A eopy-Attesf. M. b. HOWELL.
Clerk and Mater.
Caruthers, Gaut K Caruthsrs. l'r5 TOR com
plainanfs juneG3 wit
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Ticket Costs One Dollar.

For description Of the Property. refer to the
new Pamphlet issued by the Company. Titles
are perfect, or the money will be paid to the
winner of the prize.
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FARMS FOR THE MILLION.

There is not in this scheme an acre of Swamp
or Wild Land each Farm is part or the whole
of a cultivated Plantation each tract is on or
within few miles of a railway, either on the
Memphis and Charleston,
Mississippi Central,
Mobile and Ohio,
Meridian and Vicksburg, or
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad
The several tracts are disposed of at the low
est cash valuation, in subdivisions Of forty,
eighty and 100 acres. Each subdivision cOnsti-
tutes prize and each
The New York herald., 1867-12-22

Be done lizards ssts,ins down on . financial policy
prior 70 che next Presidential election although, as
Ser rssor remarked at will be good subject 70 calk
Secus aud with which TO amuse the public mind ~tife
We arrange the campaigp."
the republicans generally express themselves resolved
10 force through their reconstruction policy
admit Iho negro of the southern SAtse IN
Electoral College Senator conkng declares sha. this Is
necessity which should units eli repubsicans
vatves and radicals since he despairs OF carrying New
York next fa and thinks enough other northern States
may 70 anti republican 70 render the Southern votes
to republican candidate whoever he
may be. II privately agreed among members that
should thus represent the question OF reconstruc
lion the basis OF negro votes to Their several con-
stuelcies their return TO their homes for the ho
days. in order 10 head OF the unpopularty OF the
land 10 endeavor to unto the republicans on IL
as a partisan measure
General Grant seems anxious to make amends TO
the Department clerks for Withdrawing his letter
commencing the twenty five per cent increase 10
their salaries An order was issued by him
to-day to all the bureaus Of the War Depart
mcnt directing that from the 25th inst 70 the ID Of
January only half the number Of clerks each bureau
shall be duty each day. the other half remaining away
from the onics-each half being duty alternate
the hours for duty shall be from nine in the morning
till noon On Christmas and on New Year Day the
Offices will bo closed
The following changes In the medical stan Of the
army have been announced to-day Assistant Surgeon
Carlos Carvao has been ordered Jackson Barracks
La Brevet Major W. Thompson, Assistant Surgeon
United States Army has been ordered Baton Rouge,
La, 70 relieve Lieutenant Colonel w. D. woverton;
Surgeon Dallas Bache has been ordered TO San Antonio
Texas; Brevet Major G. " Middleton, Assistant Sur
geon United States Army, has been ordered to Camp
Verde. TexaA
The New York herald., 1867-12-22

Sl mo abest democratic lawyers In Congress, did NOT
hesitate TO sustain the position OF The majority OF the
committee on the law OF impeachment and 90 lar ~
know the leading lawyers and law writer's sustain the
views or the mpeachers.
That the evidence compiled by the committee will put
Andrew johnson into history where he belongs,
partial man who reads II doubt Least OF all, viii
this evidence, or the report OF tho committee or the
action OF any one voting for impeachment resore Mr.
johnson to the place be occupied in the hearts of the
people which no forfeited by hs treachery TO bis party
and humanity
dislike very much TO reply 70 such charges have
been made against me touching this impeachment In
vestgation, and would not did they not come from
our own party press. Now, as with the mass OF
men, success Is ones only vindcaton IL impeachment
guilty OF making such untruthfu charges against me
have many republican journals. while all papers which
had favored impeachment would have shouted 'a
hail and reproduced their first articles in Its favor in
order to impress their readers with Just Of the
wisdom. sagacity aud consistency of their editors
Prudence and proper regard for the interests Of the
republican party, II seems to mo, require that
such unwarrantsd and unjust attacks upon the
men who labored and voted for impeachment
should cease. Such course can certainly
be productive OF good and II continued will pro-
woke an Improbable controversy. For myself have
always found enough to do to fight the common enemy,
without MAXI war upon republicans who happened to
diner with me on matters OF policy. Our condition
party 10 not SO promising TO invite dssensions In
ranks When tho mon who favored impeachment are
taken out OF the republican party 1t will not take long
to enumerate those who remain
We who favored impeachment must now await the
verdict OF those who are TO como after No one OF
al the actors In this movement can escape history.
Time Ii the friend Of truth and the enemy OF oil false
hood, and am confident that time and history will VIM
J. NJ ASHLEY
The New York herald., 1867-12-22
NEW JERSEY.
JerAt civ.


Two MEs surrocArED oS A SCHOONER. Yesterday
morning Edgar Smith and Peter Eyres OF tho crew
the ischooner Nelly Potter. lying In the
the Central Railroad dock found suocaied in their
bunka Smith quite dead but by the aid Of restora-
tves Eyrss showed signs Of vitality though he remains
partly unconscious. Il believed he viii recover 1t
appears during the night there fire ths
stove at the galley which communicated 10 the berbs by
OF square hole through which the gas escaped
The cook IL is said, had warned them 70 certain
window open for the admission or air. Both
shipped for the 0sst time ths schooner a New Lon
don, Conn, last Tuesdsy sns arrived In this port
Friday. Deceased ihsuv-t~o yesr. Of ago, while
Eyres 10 about forty. The " q sml.h vas taken In
charge BY Coroner wsfren. tsteFrsphed tho melan-
choly tdinys TO tho wife aaa chstrsn Of Smith, at
Is Star street, New Lonaan uqasst win DO held
to-day.
Tnr srEAxrro Errcncs me isausnt on the remains
OF the unfortunate fireman, wbo met with horrible
a fate on Thursday IN the assmfug Unit Was com.
menced yesterday, and after testimony had been
given II further adjourned for . week, by which
time II expected tho hull will DO raised. examna-
ton will then be made OF the boiler In order 10
tain the responsibility Of the for the late disss
ter This Is tho third explosion IN Hudson county
within aSfsw weeks where the hai been referred
party. Tho investigations 20 fav resulted
In verdict Of censurs simply, that tho Legislature
W III have TO move In the matter
The New York herald., 1867-12-22
THE ToRMAy TRAGEDY AT NEWARK.
The Approaching Execution or Walsh-Cen-
dition or tho Prisoner.

The Approachlng Execution or Walsh-Con-
dition or tho Prisoner.
Thomas walsh who lies In the county Jail a Newark
awaiting execution the "a Of January for tho mus-
der Of Patrick rormay the lth OF July last, only
nineteen years Of age His parents immigrsted 70 this
country about twentyeight years SINCE and are both
living when the doomed boy vas but nvs years Of
ago he taken by his father canal boat running
on tho Morris canal and In the boating business he has
bcen reared mis- education having beon sadly neglected
pod the second coll the right OF the male apart
ment, and bis sentence aathn curtain has been
raised before his cell to screen him from the gaze Of
curious visitors Tue awful fate to which he is con.
signed mot to be realized by the unfortunate
connected with his spiritual welfare He 10 often
visited by Catholic clergy In 10 the query
OF visitor yesterday he replied that he did not feel
resigned. The petition presented 10 the Governor in
his behalf mentioned but he remained silent In 70.
gard thereto. looking intcntiy the floor. He ap-
pearsd remarkably we'll his hair being neatly combed
Since the trial expression has creps over bic
face, and deep melancholy marks all his movemsnis.
only seldom snas 20 regs,ns ms former composars.
The namo Of FarreIly walshs associate In the crime
is not frequently msntioned but the latter sin psrsss
account of the bloody transaction. throwing ali the
blame on Walsh, IN order to make his escape from the
prisoner, but II the desires Of tho citizens or New
ark were consulted Fausy would not escape the
punlshment which Walsh is doomed 20 suffer with
regard TO tho petition for ropreve the decision Of the
Supreme Court which awarded rsrrcIy . second trial
and denied one 10 wAsh may be locked the nnal
disposal Of tho case The judge who passed sentence,
moreover, was emphatic IN his wasslrg 70 the prisoner
70 place no reance on the counsel Of those Who would
represent that there Was chance OF escape ana after
the removal OF The PRISONER gave positive INSTRUCTIONS
rceardng the execution. The only motive thai sog-
gesed the petition 10 the Governor rom fsw humane
and welnsaning citizens vas the youth Of the prs-
onsr, attempting pallIsts deed Of blood 90
unprovoksd that fails properly iuso the record Of
highwsymen To escape the full measure OF ressibu.
ton for such crime man must pass beyond the con-
nnss Of New Jersey Here the law is 40 iasxorabs shss
man may plainly forssss the sentence Of the hlooa~
6vo0 GYYmyuaL
The New York herald., 1867-12-22
susslAaY At COLD SPRING. /. /.
A safe Blown Open aad sI.1oo As.sracsed

a safe Blown Open and Sill 100 Absfractcd-
Escape Or the Rsbbers.
On Thursday night another daring and successful
robbery added 70 the nov rapidly increasing caen
dar Of crimes Of Suffolk county and the we'll concerted
manner In which dozen appear 70 have been carried
out give encouragement the preparation or
tbose succeeding tnem The burglars evidently mako
circuit 10 their progress arrested until the close
walls OF prison for time paray their efforts and
defy their nciarious skill Cold Spring the spot
chosen the night In question. There few stores
that little hamst and the birds OF prey had little
dculty In selecting whereon 10 pounce. Shortly after
the establishment OF Messra Jones Hevlsss tho
extensive In the locality, bad been closed for the nrgh
two men effected an entrance BY some means bsss
empying the drawers and the packing up Of portable
quantity OF dry goods large safe nsxt attracted
tnsir attention and excited their curiosity.
Naturally concluding II contained something
valuabe they drilled hole IN the door the lock-
inserted some powder thersin and blew Il open SIX
hundred dollars In money and nve hundred dollars in
Uped States bonds absrActed, and taking mp the
bundle Of dry goods the robbers decampsd An en-
pioys In the Cold Spring mill was passing and seeing
The open conceived thai some Of The clerks had
sl remained in the warehouse To hm friendly call he
cous hastencd toe house OF friend and Informed him
or the affair Both started for the store, and their
way met running Tue store reached.
and their verified BY the appearance Of
shattered safe and empty drawers bat tho birds had
Gown. The circumstances were at once 90 communicated
20 Mr. Jones and the police authorities Up 70 the
present however. no trace Of the mo ney has
bsen discovered aad arsd that their arrest " ~
Houbtful q tbai rohbssy vas snsnesafaL
The New York herald., 1867-12-22
M U SICAL.
s.cond Pn,Is.rmonlc Concert.

Second Pbtlharm0nic Concert.
Tho Academy Of KusIc was crowded from parquet 70
dome last night with truly fashionable audience that
recalled the palmisss days Of sAis great society Tho
display Of toilets was something that would delight the
eyes or the most critical medse and the most cele-
brassd ariass in Amsrica, Ole Bull Mills Leopold do
Meyer, Morgan. &c. were present. Tps RsrfoIpsses
consis,sd OF schubsrs's SYMPHONY IN & WsAsfl acon.
ss:n: beth s'S @ y p.: an ss.: ~. ana. &.
'Csim Sea and Prosperous voysgs" overture. We can
never tire hearing or speaking OF the symphony. The
programme very unaccoustably, and We might say
bungpgly left out the movements which should cer-
tainly have bcen mentioned In H. The second move
ment contains the turkish March," by Mozart worked
movement light, playful sparkling theme which is
treated In the most poetca and delicate Every
thing IN = clsa! and nteros; nothing gross or sen
satonal. Part Of it seemed 20 be the fount whence
Lisst drew his best ideas tor the preiudea We have
spoken Of the last movement before. IL is indeed .
most charming work. and that schuberts
have plagiarsed from 70 an unlimited extent
Ritter's overture is worK. OF much merit,
and that with all Its Inconsistencies and weaknesses
win yet take permanent plsec in the concert hall
Miss Aida Topp proved herss the great artistic have
always deemed hcr aud 10 the Liszt fantasia BIZARRE
wonderful work In which the "March and Chorus Of
Dsrvines" Of Beethoven worked up In truly orig-
nal manner she brought encore TO which
a"sy Iss rsis seems 70 b her pace DE- rssenes and
she did full justice We did not like her rendering Of
the Concertnck either conception Of the compos
Mendeissohn's beautiful overture played by the
crchesra OF hundred performers 10 splendid STYLE
The "Ninth SYMPHONY" o. Beethoven, the greatest
chesraI work written, will be given at the NEXT
concert
Irving Hall.
Mrs. Anna Payne gave her annual concert at this hall
last night, assisted by Miss Lizzie Allen and Messrs
Pcase. Leegatt and Crane The programme consisted or
selections from Ardt, Verdi, Peass Donizctti Gum
bert, Raj and Gounod. Mira Payne has soprano
voice Of moderate power and great deal Of careful
training, and In the ratapIan Of Mabran with which
the concert concluded she received well deserved ap-
plause. She is asss who should be heard fre-
qosntiy before the Metropolitan public, and that
does NOT neglect improvement 10 and style every
season.
The New York herald., 1867-12-22

troops engaged was Of happsst sort IL gave them
confidence and fortltade which they never lost and
among the stanehess soldiers In the Army Of tho Ton
nesses
Of the movement and seeing only the fact that troops
had advanced and then RETIRED regarded tho affair az
disaster, while ine enemy OF course neraded y Tor
Grant OF the greatest Of soldiers declared that
he should be forgiven for Belmont, snd remained gno
rant, not only that B accomplished than he was
sent 10 do but that the very traits which contributed
most materially TO his later successes were displayed
sgnally at Belmont - on any occasion during the
war
GRANT AND sBErnAS
On the 18th Of February Grant was assigned TO the
mot dehnsd,S and Brgad,er General william r. sher.
the command OF the dislrIct Of Csiro Sherman
had been at West Point with Grant, but graduated
been intimate their first Official intercourse occurred
during the siege Of Fort Doneson when Sherman for
despach shermas was the senior but ON tho I3n or
February, he wrote: III will do everything my power
70 hurry forward your and supplies and
out making any question OF rank with you General
Smith" After the fall Of Fort Donelsou, sher.
congratulated Grant warmly on his success, and
Grant replied :"I feel under many obligations 10 you
for the kind terms Of your letter. and nope that should
pro%Oon when You are sna enough 0t q ssy
TO me. care nothing for promotion long as our
successful and polIilce appointments arc
made"
This was the beginning or friendship destined there
after to nag 10 stand the OF apparent rivalry
aud public csnsurc 10 remain rm under trials such as
few frsndshps we're ever subjected 10 become warmer
often u sought 20 be interrupted snd In hours
OF extraordinary anxiety and responsibility and care 10
Afford soIsce and support that we're never lacking
whom the need arose.
COMPARISON ASSAULT ON vcxsBuRG WIN srRorrAs
AssArLrx
This assault in respects unparalleled In the
wars OF modern times No attack Notifications OF
such strength had been undertaken by the great
Europssn captains, unless the assaulsing party out
numbered the defenders BY at least three 70 one
In the great sisgss Of ths Psninsuas war the dis
proportion was even greater sill. Az Badajos
Wellington had nfiy.ons thousand men, eighteen
thousand OF whom were In the final assault while
The enure French garrison numbered only Eve thou
sand the British loss IN the assault alone thirty
i've hundred. A. Cludad Rodrigo Wellington had
thiry.nvs thousand men, and the French less than
thousand, not seventeen hundred being able bear
srma the British loss twelve hundred and ninety,
seven hundred and Tan 81 these ~ The breaches while
only three hundred Ffenchmen fell Bat Badsjos and
Rodrigo carrSd
In the second ssssvl vicksburs, Grant had IN his
yytese celspss abess thlsy thossand msn snsassd;
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Spetial Motites.

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DR.. SCHENCK'S
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This great medicine cured Dr. j. H. ScHxScK, the
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Since his recovery, he las devoted his attention
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