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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-21
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-21
Saines SrD's. 8iauOs
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mir uis anf pieIe touisno Stnbt uno 2anobepohner,
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{. ID. besieben.
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WESTCHES TER.

a, A,,e.. Dnsosssr BspTsuow.-fSsdsreh Knit
seu Gas arrested yesterday morning a. fremont on
,ompl,int q. Henry Hedden. who charges inc former
Nth having riaed his pockets Of about nity dosrAs
30 parties bad IL appears oeen 70 tne u.Dt ~ hc.p-
,ns IN !. oellar IN fordham avenue, and on Thurday
cysnioe thew retired an early hour. Yesterday
raorning however when Hedden aWoke he fourA him.
self minus both cash and compsn>on. Kiiszsn is held
for examination.
sssIovs AccDxSr AT AANAscylcK.--A few days since
John Brennan employed At the residences OF gentleman
named Hatch, Mamaren.ck sustained injuries or
very not fatal character, under rather peculiar
circumstances IL appears unfortunate man, while
jumping from fence IN the garden struck concealed
wooden plant supporter, the point Of which inflicted
severe wound in . dangerous part Of the abdomen.
Although the poor fellow has been under skful medical
since the Occurrence took place his recovery
il yet considered extremely doubtful
MxErrso OF Town. AUDITORS, NoRRlsAMA.--The Board
Of Trustees Of thA town Of Morrsania held meeting at
the usual place ON Thursday evening, for the purpose
OF auditing town bills TO the amount Of $2,s97 40,
which sum - 70 b raised. according to resolution
passed, by assessing taxable property 10 the town.
Among the bills was for S346 40, for furnishing
,l54 meals to prisoners in the village lookup during
th0 past wear
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-09

At do eth PM-stearaer General Putnam, from NYork
with the Cross Ledge iigdtship coaiiug-
Sierra norsns sch:s WIN cspss Baker PAiladelphia sa
CleArsdBArs Sarah Hale Hutchinson Aatanras brigs
Hattie Bishop Weber. cardenas: Lucy Ann Rose Ne"
slh-Arrsved, schr r Pecker, Georgetown. DC.
PAMruCkEI, Nov 7-Arrived, sehrs James Parker.
Zen; Kelley, Elzabethport; Freeman, Eldrdge New
saied-schr Messenger, Dean, yyork
PROVIDENCE, Nov Arrived. schrs Trade WIND hou
derry: Charles L Huse, Hutchinson; Triumph, Chester
VIM Thomas White, Elizaoethport; Washington. Chad
wick Joseph Marsh. Smith, Rondoui; Horizon, Newman
Schrs Sea hympn, Conley, Baitimore Theodore
Dean. Phillips Caroline Klenxe Woodruff Phiadelphis
Mary Matt Bliven, Elizabehport Lockwood sharrens'
RICHMOND Nov 6-Arrivcd schr Belle Thompson, Gif-
San FRANCISCO. oc. 2o-Arrlved chip Magnolia CBrl
Cleared Oct I6 Ships Blackwell (Brl creary, Liyepoo
18th Charles Farwei Smith, do bark Solomon. Holmes.
Sailed DC. 10 ship chas Earwe smith. and Explorer
(Br), Trumbu Liverpool; Fearless Drew, Hong Kong;
bark Sunshine lBr Martin sydney NsW 10Th, ship Cen
tunon Br,, Higgins Honoluiu I'D, bark Annie Weston
SAVANNAH. Nov s-Arrived, steamship Ashland. Nor
ton. NYork; ship Msynower Cai, Havre.
Th-Arrived. ship h Cutting, Tyson. Liverpool.
sthAnred. ship Rochester, Liverpool; sohrs Demont'
SALEM, Nov ARRIVED. schrs transit, Racket and
Brooma, Douglass. Philadelphia; Paul Thompson. God
frey, do for saco MAIL Merrill Eabetbport for Portland
0' s.iIeS sth sesrs rsdI Tdompson a and Mail; Oh
Baird, Bernard: II Godfrey, Sears, and Alderdice,
WiLMlNGToN, &c. Nov s--Arrived brig Altavela, Reid
searsport; John, Jones. Nyork: Eva, Adele Rockp or
Below schrs u o Husc, from NYork; 81 waring. from
.ExsHiNdroN DC, Nov ARRIVED, schr Sarah Fish
Henderson, Maine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-09
SUPREME C0URT-ClaCu,I.
"A Curious Case of Libel.


9usfape Bder Hcrmoa Dohi.--The plaintin in this
sson is engaged in the dry goods business at No los
Grand street, f. d. and sued damages in the
OF $40 900 for alleged libel upon his character
appears that in the Of 1866 tho plantin
oowhided in his store by young woman named Minnie
Pheian, with whom he previously had some trouble
concerning q number OF pure bases she made Mt his
place. The following week pictorial sheet contained
highly colored OF the affair, accompanied
by . large woodcnt representing the young woman in
OF castgatlng the platinum. About year ssbee-
quen, this defendant, business rival OF
plaintiff the OF tho latter, the picture
Of the cowndips OF the paper aud exposed in the
front window OF his establishment at the
. eAme appendiag Baeras To IT, to bring the
picture INTO greater publicity In consequence OF this
action the part Of Dahl, plaintiff claimed that no
sustained damages TO character and business to the
Abovc amount.
motion a non-suit rrado by counsel for defence
On the ground that plaintiffs peadinys did state
shat abe picture was untrue vas denied
The defence claimed that the publications true
and further alleged that tho plantin had been in the
habit OF imposing the puoc and had oyercharscd
Mss Phean besides calling her names. Mrs. Minnie
Forrest nee Pheian, VINO Is handsome young woman
OF iadylike manners called TO the stand testified
10 the cowhding, &c and added tina. the picture IN the
paper about good u possible for any
persian to make who had witnessed the affair Her
tcsm ony excited the spectators the 10
fauehur. and greatly amused the jury.
The Judge charged the jury thai the amounted
10 IN ell aud stated thai the only question for them
90 dcioa niue TO the amount of damages to be
awarded.
The jusy rendered verdict in favor OF plaintiff,
assessing Are damages at $500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-09
iROOkLyS IyTELLlGESCE.

PaoBAMs FaTAt SncorrsG AcaDExr.--A melancholy
accident ed about ten O'Clock yesterday
lag which Is feared will proys fatal TO the injured
From tho "a cts ciicited u appears that young
fellow namsd Thomss Whaen entered the liquor
OF Patrick Rogers Van Brunt and Partition
streets, South Brsokivn, about the time abovs
mentioned, ash asked tho bartender, Walter
Shay, with whom be was scouautec, to buy
pistol which he exhibited. Shay, Who Is
yocas man osins ignorant Of the OF such
weapon, requested whaasn eypnIn the mofc OF using
H. Tins the latter was IN the act OF doing when the ps
col which IL -four hsrrsed went OF accidentally the
bullet entering the heart of the ate SHAY
and nhlcting wound which in tho opinion OF the med
zeal men ATTENDANCE aim must necessarily prove
fatal The ball glanced downward aud lodged ia the
stomach, which BAD brought fcmo-rhagc. Young
shay conveyed 70 tae City Hospital while there
made the following ste norton state ment:I reside
thu corner Of Vac rvnt and Carroll str eets am
der by occupation aua work Esrlcx Rogers; about
ten s'cock this morning, while attending to duties
behiEd the vaE, Young nan Iamed Inomas whslen
stenftd to show me how u worked being ignorant OF
how did york. led ~ and he the ~ Lawrence
Kinseis also the store ~ the time when Thomas
Whalen showei for the second time the pistol
OF ana | shot ia the heart; ha We known vle
prisoner two fnorths and have never bsd iny difficulty
with hin wnslen, the uninsentionai aithor Of this
sad occstronce. almost overcome wi sorrow Oh
wrought he wa arrested and held to avail the result
OF the injuries uiiCtei
FRr ~ LapsYgrTa ArEscg About midnight Of Thurs .
day flames issuing from Two story frame
house on Lafayette, near snyvessn The alarm
was speedly given and The Ora department rendered
Pre- mp, refponse by putting m timely appearance on
tho Despite the exsrtions 81 the latter howtwcr
tho flames spread aud i've newly built story fr,ms
houses were soon destroyed iuyoying loss OF $50 0oo
The property Was insured, sad owned by AR Oard VI
Front street, New York. The conaagraton is sad 20
have been the act OF an ncendary
.rorsp DRowyEp.-Ths body OF a man about thirty.
ave Yeas Of age yesterday afternoon found in the
dock foot ~ South Eighth street. f. d. Deceased was
dressed 10 dark clothes and wore heavy boots His hair
was taksn ir charge ny Coroner Smith.
A rILI.TsrprR sEsrrrcrD --John kccanns was yes
,er6ay convicted hrfors Justice DALEY q tapping the
Tin a Ieuas Nils Grecnroint grocer and sentenced
10 the Peuiseateryfof tbs term o. tHeay days.
cHAses o. II,seAL N'rS@--John Bailey, OF Green
point arrested On tuesday On charge " nesa' VOTING
vas ,es,cag ssrslrued besor Justice Daley when he
waived examinations and sniereJ into bVpas 70
snssW " me .6Iasa JVgy.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A i. NO. J.
NOW READY.
AT sx O'CLOCK THIS MORNING,
THE GREAT NEW FAMILY PAPER,
THE FIREsIDE COMPANION.
THE PRESIDE COMPANION.
THE PRESIDE COMPANION.
Contains THREE GREAT STORIES.
THREE GREAT STORIES.
THREE GREAT STORIES.
UNDER THE oAsLIGAr.
UNDER THE GAsLIGHT.
UNDER THE GAsLIGHT
By AUeusTM DALY.
AWAITING THE SIGNAL
AWAITING THE SIGNAL.
AWAITING THE SIGNAL
By SCOTT R SHERWOOD.
UNDER THE HARROW.
UNDER THE HARROW.
UNDER THE HARROW
By HAMILTON MYERS.
CHARMING SKETCHES BY
NARY KYLE DALLAS AND OTHERS.
WILD FOREST ADVENTURES.
AMUSING ANECDOTES, EDITORIALS. &c.
In places where there newsdealer the PRESIDE
COMPANION can be obtained by subscription. Terms s.
year in advance
GEO. MUNRO CO.. Is7 william street. New York.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

The Alleged HIutiny the High Scas-Dis-
charge of the Accused.
Before Commissioner Newton
The Cn,tod States - Charles Wagner, Carts Whse-
rhase Jossph Final John Aoors and Joseia Broioarne
defendants charged with mutny on hoard the
American ship Ida Lilly, in October last during voy-
ago from Greenock, Scotland TO this pore The cTcum
stances OF the have been fully reported in the
HrtALD. The case for the prosecution having closed
che Commissioner discharged the prisoners deciding thai
Che offence had not been proved against them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-09

GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES FOR SOUTHERN REIJET.-The
law Of the last Congress relieve the suffering IN the
South signed by the President tho 30sh OF last
March, and orders to operations hereunder were
by the bureau the Goth OF August Relief was
therefore afforded to the people OF the South without
regard TO color race SEX for period OF about hvc
months The greater part Of the reports Of the agents
in The distribution OF funds to various States was
round figures, follows-Vrgipia, $l2,350; North
Carolina $32 800; South Carolina, $l04 700 Georgia,
sppi SOS 200: Louisiana $2l 100; Tennessee, 10000,
and Arkansas, $4,000, making total Of about
$441,650
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-09
sTAlEs ISLAND INTELLIGENCE.

FouSD DROWNED. Yesterday the body OF an unknown
was found in the water at Snug Harbor, Factory
Vile. He about Eve feet seven inches high, had
black hair and goatee and wore gray and pants
flannel drawers and undershirt In hts pocket were
some keys, small penknfc, and pocketbook contain
ing dollar aud sixty cents; also recipe for making
Persian cement; also card bearing the namc "Frank
lin Maynerd Cambridge, Mass Coroner Dempsey held
an inquest on the body, and . verdict Of death by
drowning was rendered
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nInrinc ni.n.r.,r..

Rke ftr rlF, BFThe captain, ma paarias Of The
British hria IL Her BE. from 81 John. Nh for Havana
before reported 81 fesgrapb a. On Pacific Reef
were issen,lgto kcy West HUth hv
Bgie Arssy srARRrrr Hooper al Bosior from swar
Ielald fepcs heavy weather The entire paktage Oct 10,
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'oamcf hhhy CAdWaIIader, HrKhIg, BaItlmOfd.
ARRIV AIS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
ash with mdse and us George Mscfsnzr
ass'S & y IN H Ss Z
m,ss vs
Goth and Havana Nov with mdse and passengers to
As Are pa. Ia Tads aes
ss Of ns os zS
white paads SANE lime sr,g Two %asd
Reese: On The sspk q Oct IL
se Steamship Leo Dearborn savannah 90 hours with
nah River bound up Nsyaower and Francis Cut
la FOR
epge nenss msw w to
Steamship pirigo. johnson, Portland with mdse TO
Bark T.:so ssrem csrl,sA, grs@e. g days ballast
strong westerly the passsge Oct 10, lat - To-
9e e with sal, 70 wooarua Eosinson " ,sa to
III Gulf stream 81 LAT 81 So -
sposr topsa and maas. lower .op.sl and Oretopms:i
say,a were blown out OF the Dol. repss o, ealwark
run before i for Is hours
e.a. 1f Boyd Hacsse a Nov sssi Island spoke
ship Nc EsSw so espSs S Il sss9 o Ss
Brig Abby Thss.er, Wayne. Bangor, Il DAYS.
ssss E:@is ! DAVIS: bishop, wi@i"gseg, NC DAYS
schr Mason, Mar.llns, Norfolk for New Bedford.
sssr Young Young B Bas3 vir rsn day..
ssr dss XIX Ayssy ss.S p
sehr Besrse, Lowell GEORGETOWN. DC
schr Cowgerthwal., waierbgry, ceOrxctoSa. DC,
ssSs5w Iins; Lane. ossss,so.n; DC, for New Haven
schr Denike, Jones. Baltimore.
s ssSr xi5S @ass r es@s si ss%ce
schr Union. Ames, .Batimors Tor Pro1idenee
schr RUBY Lee. Philadelphia 10. 20. Se,wbnrypor,
se S VIM se Tee rhisdslphia Tor os,a %. 1'''
& baxter sP P.dsDss pa 0 ss Boston
ssSr B Harris Crowley. FhIisdsipsa for Boston.
sesr SrsRa% Soaa.,a fSisssipS S Tor so.sss
s S sssars. for for rr nss
s tfS rsi sss Ss. msIsa
sesr 4 gssdsa, Msinwrshi Irsn,o., days:
seSr iyra mssieI EllssseSpori FOR Boston
ssr we ss for
scsr asAs J.sc sSs Esss,sgo,. ,OS rrssasncs
sshr Geo W Cusaninss Bo1si EiEsbethpot Tor Prori-
ssss iSs f..i: fia.s:.Ssss, 5. y %.ass
sssr ESsr sar19 rnasbpd ia ,pr SANFORD
sesr Hsnfy, Merrill Jersey Guy tor SaiIford.
scsr Saxon, Cassidy. calss. d.i. = '-'''
sssr a s.S0s sssssn sss day.
s ssSr i] s,sS. P s,s:. rqr - a,
schr Planet, Gcouont. Roctiand.
Schr A Kelly. young Gouccstcr
SchrJ u Griffin, Gould. Gloucester
Sshr Alma Myrlck. stevens Provincetovu
schr Cen Taylor. Mvrck, welaset
Schr smith, stevens Providence
Schr II Lock wood, Sine, Providence.
Schr jos Nickersnn slate. Providence.
Schr = borden. Borden. Providence.
Echr Melbourne. Nickerson. Providence
schr Burrtt. Bennett, Providence
Sthr q Hawisy. Clark, Providence
Schr Texas, thampln, Providence.
9chr Henry Gibbs, snow. B,ls,ol,
Schr q u Brown. Gedney, Norwich
schf ID " BALDWIN, BALDWIN. New London.
Scbr Golden Rule, Overflow Brookhaysn
Scnr Geo Gilluin. Chapman, Portland.
Schr Flower, Russell, Portland 81.
Schr Curtis, For Portland oil
schr Braiperd. Jones, Portland q
schr Forrest Strout, Rondou for BOSTON
Sloop Ridgelv. Smith, Eiiyabehport for B.ok Rock
.loop Deception Hawkins for Rrldgeport
Noop Bsyies Carter Elizabethport Tor Briarrporl
SHOP Francis A1n. Pats Elzabe,hport for Huntineton
SAILED.
shirgT Southland. LverpooN Mary Dundas Bristol y;
bark fnt vnc Bremen.
wind Al Ninsel esq.
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A FORTUNE FOR SOMEBODY.
GRAND AWARD OF PREMIUMS
GRAND AWARD OF PREMIUMS
sr
THE LADIES' SOCIETY
SUFFERING AND DESTITUTE OF THE SOUTH.
SUFFERING AND DESTITUTE OF THE SOUTH.
SUFFERING AND DESTITUTE OF THE SOUTH.
SUFFERING AND DESTITUTE OF THE SOUTH.
SUFFERING AND DESTITUTE OF THE SOUTH.
who Offer Immediately that their subscription list com
plete. the subjoiued
MAGNIFICENT SERIES
or
VALUABLE PREMIUMS.
which. witha
LARGE NUMBER OF SPLENDID ENGRAvISas,
will be distributed among subscribers amounting in all
TO more than
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
PRICE OF TICKETS, rwo DOLLARS.
SPECIAL PERMISSION
IRON THE
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Oyrcr OF INTERNAL REvasux
Whereas Mrs. Harlow Mather the secretary, and on
for he Ssnsai Of tn. he LADIES' soss
and Of se ~ an:
for collection district Of the Disrc: OF Columbia
f That
Permission is hereby granted TO the said Ladies' Society
70 hold such gaft enterprise esemp. from All charge
s snep1ss tax or '''r GUY
J. II. g. Commissioner.
The Executive Committee Ladies' Society in Aid Of
the Suffering Destitute South would earnestly
remind their fellow citizens OF the North that they have
been compelled 70 redoube their s1erons for the srm
nation tho work inaugurated by the Society with the
Wow Of extending valuable immediate assistance to
their suffering brethren.
In accordance, therefore, with this purpose they make
FINAL AND EARNEST APPEAL
to that generous public who up the time
the Of the misery which has fallen section
Of their
COMMON COUNTRY.
They do this because the destituon and prevalent
are admonshed that the coming winter viii necessarily
multiply the number Of those sad cases which appeal 60
They have consequently the galleries located
No. $40 Broadway.
for the exhibition of the
NOBLE COLLECTION or PAINTINGS
BY and rGs Ts portion Of the
which win be awarded the subscribers at the OF
Their n ils GRAND ENTERTAINMENT
viii take place q Or r Pk zen
will made in such Associate Committee.
selected by the subscribers think fit TO secure their in
terests
The actual urgency need for which the Society
make appeal the present necessity which
forwarded by them their impoverished and plague
stricken brethren Induced the Lady anagers
deliberaou adopt the plan Of distribution of
valuable premiums at the Grand National Embarrassment
MOST FEASIBLE AND SPEEDY MEANS
Of carrying out their purpose
The plan which they have decided upon adopting wall
MAGNIFICENT
''-' SUFFERERS IN THE SOUTH.
yield the subscribers for this benehcent purpose
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
THE DISTRIBUTION or PREMIUMS win be made
under the superintepdcnce OF the gentlemen the Com
mittee OF Honorary Members.
Letters have received bv the Lady Managers
roughly indorsing tho action OF the Society, from
Major General SCHOFIELD. First Military District;
Major General slCkEs late OF Second Military District;
Hon. r. II. PIERPOINr Governor of Virginia;
Hon J. L. ORR, Governor Of South Carolina;
Hon d. s. WALKER. Governor Of Florida
of the North, the principal of which may DO
application at the oalcc OF the society.
rovnpauv CoNrrrrru
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-09

A. NO COST.
What can drive demons headong?
What can bring the sunny sm,les
What can give us ease and comioru
What make our lives worth while.
IT'S the magic, curious PAIN PAINT,
stops all pain with lightning speed;
Goods down heat and Inflammation
just on hand In time OF need
No distress of any nature,
Can withstand the magic PAINT.
Pain In heart, cgs hips or shoulders
Raging feyers, sick or faint
Acute or chronic pains all over.
Internal, external, all complaint,
Pain In liver. corn or bunons
Whatever pain apply PAIN PAINT.
The sensation most delightful
When applying wOLCOTTS PAINT,
Breaks disorder, cheers the faint
Dreadful sores and frghtfu ulcers,
PAINT reduces heat and swelling
Joy and peace supremacy reigns
Thousands OF men, women and children painted foI
pains the head face temples forehead teeth
bowels abdomen womb. thighs. hips sides, legs knees,
ankles feet bunons for all pain OF any name
internal external acute chronic high nsm
raging levers latent and dumb Inflammation in
the cords muscles SHOWS nerves rheumatic or neuralgia
BY Supernatural agent, instantly Many require Sly
time. severe and desperate cases only hve min
%sc T rns PS III
STAIN Is used for the smallest babe and the most
gives high system applied freely
all with Astonishing rapidly and pain
cost 70 haSe woIccs ONCE
l,0 Chatham square New York Is also sold oy al nrst
hold eight dollar bottles and have the largest
brush. Dr. woico Is well known the proprietor OF the
and Colds in the head But his PAIN PAINT greater
wonder s Touch OF bis remedies unless in pure,
gel cheated \