Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-12

PEIyILEsE- TAXED, And hATE---ih
tax ON purchase by merchants out Of Oh
eta,e.as we'll Of anouoneer photographer
ambrotypistsand daguerreotypi5fsmateri
bought ont Of the state is one half Of on
per cent
Hooks and Stationery,
Newspapers and Magazines, for sale by JnC
York, 81 Union IT. Jan l-3m
A Fatal EPUnuc-ln the yiGinit
Of Union City, Obiou county, in this State
we are informed that a virulent form O
disease, producing fatal results rapidly
made IS appearance last week Ii is re
reported 10 resemble the meningitis .intam
nation of the brain) which prevailed q
wear OF two since IN some portions OF Hi
uois. Several members Of one family
were stricken in o few hours, and died. We
did not learn that il had spread % any
great extent
HISTORY Oh Tm WAR.-The Hon. A.
II Stephens, of Georgia, is writing work
IN which a foil and impartial account Of
the late war with g. origin, causes and
results will be fully exhibited. From the
well known ability of the author, We have
u0 doubt twill be considered standard au-
thority, and n most valuable work for sta
u7tical reference. II viii be issued by the
National Publishing Company, l45 West
Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
SENT 10 Jan. FOR SIEALH5.-Abram
Foley lost an iron axel on yesterday, and
having supicions that 4, had been stolen,
went to work to recover his property. He
was rewarded by finding the article in a
blacksmith shop. on Cedar street. Sam
Edenboro, negro man was arrested FOR the
theft, and had q hearing before Esq Will
Eiug0n. After the examination Edenb0r0
w7s sent 20 Jail. Marshal Tigner and
watchman Longhur5t made the arrest
Ans EHJonTSG Bur.-A bin was filed in
the Chnncery Court on Thursday, enioin-
inr the city of Nashville from assuming
jurisdiction over that portion of the 10th
civil district Of Davidson county which
wa declared admitted into the city as the
10Th ward The legality and validity of the
action, whereby the admission was declared
was argued al length before the Chancellor,
who reserved his decision The matter
urvltra considerable Interest
NASHVILLE AND NORTHWESTERN Ran
ROAD Wc1rc pleased 60 learn that lhrcars
areuov runninr,n the NashyilIeand North
western Railroad from Hickman to Nc
Eeuli,. and shat by the lrt of next month
D..
don. This Be- q highly important and we'll
differed road, and it b. gratifying e. know
that 81 present prospects are SO gathering.
Tar CASE or ARCHER BOYD We re-
lrrred few days since 90 the case Of Archer
Boyd In accordance with instructions
from the County Court jury assembled
uu Yesterday 60 investigate his condition
lie was found 10 be demcuted and incapa-
bic of taking care of himself, aud the Jury
recommended the appointment of @ respon-
sIbig guardian Go take care of his effects,
he being a man, as we learn, of very good
property
Proceedings Of she supreme Court
NASHVILLE, Jan n, lSG-.-Court met
bis day, pursuant 90 adjournment an the
Judge being present
h. W Bass rs q. B. Wright BY Judge
Hawkins A'.os r-faru.f ordered and cause
continued
Anthony a. Cowan ,s John c. smith. |
Nv Judge Millimn. Decree reversed.
The Court b. still engaged on the bust
ness of the fifth and sixth circuits, and will |
Hn nHtl4l Iy until lugaH1y uayf
The Cont will meet az 10 A. No., to-mor- /
row. j. q. FRAZIER, Clerk.
A SALT WrL--Rev. T. T. Pesy writes |
to the Cfrifun A5rosafs, Of this city
Five miles south Of McNinnville. one
wei, which was sunk 10y the Union oil |
Company, is producing sGlt water In /
abundance They hove been testing the /
wuieI, and say the quality is trst-gaie, and 1
thIui, the stream ineNhaustible The salt
ls oi q superior quality They are making
preparations io extend their operations
pretty largely The N,NinnyiUe and |
Manchester Railroad is undergoing o. thor
ough repair, and ian a very few months will |
Doe completed
SOUTHERN. Rrdrr Ali shipments from
benevolent associations or aid societies.
aiII De- cent forward. tree OF changes Tor
freight Send tor North Alabama TO care
ct the General Freight Agent Nashville
and Decatur Railroad Send sunulfs. fr
Georgia care OF Mai a. H. Ewing. General
Freight Agent Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad Aa5hyill, Tenn Send letter
with each shipment 60 the agent of thc'roud
over which 80 must pass DO not send do
mated sgpphea 90 Juhusouyille. 10 De- pss-e3
over he Nashville and Northwestern Rail. /
road. Mark al shipments donated a.
u Respectfully
MA srrrn
ANorHrR MUNITrrNT pa>Auo~ To
Tw OEFHAEs.-Wc are pleased 90 learn
that our liberal and prosperous tavuanau.
Gen Hickman, has presented TO the LADY,
managers ofthc Protestant Orphan ASYLUM.
$500 This ri0 does honor o. jhe rgrer1u.
g,yoT. aud viii come bacl, % him noHauM /
ia thC eal faction bis own heart wlI feel
20 lhc pleasure bestowed rp5n the needy.
Such instances of generosity redeem ne
race from tbg charge 1l egIEshness. and 4
.hrT chat ru-porIts does mot ALWAYS har-
zen lNN uNlTl nor personal ease render TIi /
iua7usitle to che wants ana woes oi tLeir
.o,i0w-beiurH We hope that ihis rall OF
e.ve1 may iarue1e. In number until she
wants .t The orphan I.g De- future ua. b. .
.urIr provided 300.
E..uI ERI Irarf bob a. ..Ip.
I.nN TO-DAY pl De- a.au.l a. Ht
..u.a.a. Theme v.II Dec .aIf ra th.
highest bidder. .ya,y sd la, Ga,trs st.nr,
I.t Offered iU Nashville or @ lone while
d., I.t- embrace the Rachael Irwin ana
%. D. Shelton property which rili br Sold
.. virtue ui decree ai the Davidson
'.uulE Count 300 lhg case Irwin admins.
TRAITOR etc. James irwin. e ur.. 20 tLe
I,..emHer team, 1866 and in lhr case uf
Howell lamiui-lr.iul, etc.. Shelton. o. aI...
u .a' March lerm. 1850 Beside the
i'.lar. Irwin properly there viii hr sold
..'r Hmmprn'rd Dots on Maple street. lhe
7rn., and loi helonpinr to NJ.
....a. 5000 Broad meet, aud a tract uI land
...HaNas o.. Amelia Love an mile r.B.
.-. a.s a.# OBJ. Hll.h.lg turnpike.