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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-08-02
From Admiral Farraguf.

WASHINGTON, August 1.-Admiral Far
ragut, in letter TO the Secretary of the
Navy, dated Cherbourg, July 18th, says
he assumed command of the European
squadron the day before the passage from
New York to Cherbourg, in the Franklin,
was made in sixteen days under very IA
vorable circumstances. He found there
Rear Admiral Goldsborough with the flag
ships Colorado, Canandaigus, TyeonGeroga
and Frolic Farragut reports the arrival
on the 10th, Of the practice ships Macedo-
MIA, Savannah and Dale. The Shamrock
and Swatara were at Lisbon awaiting the
AdmiraPs orders.
Rear Admiral Goldsborough having been
relieved by Admiral Farragut, he is now
on his way home.
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SHERIFF,S SAFE.

DY VIRTUE OF A VENDI. EXPONAS TO
ID me directed, and delivered from the Hon
orabIe Supreme Court of Davidson county, Ten
nessee, at its June return term, 1867, l will eX-
pose TO public sale TO the highest bidder, FOR
cash. at the Courthouse door ia the city of Nash
Vile, on SATURDAY, the 24th day of August.
1867, all the right title, claim, interest and
estate which A. Creel then had or may have
since acquired, in the following described real
estate, to-wit: A piece or parcel of land in
Davidson county, six shares, bounded north by
Sarah Morris, south by I. Gleayes and Sarah
A Baker and W. e. DOdsOn, and west by W.
C. Dodson IN all no acres being levied on as
the property of A. Creel to satisfy judgment
in favor Of w. b. Young against A, Creel.
Il. L. PATTERSON, Sheriff
ByW. C. SHAW Deputy Sheriff.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

the 3Oth day Of July, A. d. 1867, u warrant IN
Bankruptcy was issued against the estate Of
Louis Leman, Of Nashville. in the county Of
Davidson and State Of Tennessee, who has been
adjudged a bankrupt on his own petition, that
the payment Of any debts and delivery Of any
property belonging to such bankrupt 10 hun or
Tor his use. and the transfer Of any property by
him, are forbidden by law thata meeting OF the
creditors Of the said bankrupt, to prove their
debts and TO choose one or more asslgnees Of his
estate, will be held at Court Of Bankruptcy 70
be holden 90 the gtn day of September A. ID.
1857 at II o'clock A. at the Office Of the Regis
ter in Bankruptcy. Nashville, Tennessee. No.
SEA Church street, before Alexander 5. Bradley,
ESQ Register Il. K. GLASCOCk,
augl u u. s. Marshal. Messenger
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THE FRAUDS OF YESTERDAY.

Brownlowism ruled the day in this city
yesterday. The mass of our population
looked on quietly. 1t is stated, and the
statement was generally credited that the
Commissioner of Registration was dill
gently engaged in issuing certificates
during the greater part of Wednesday
night and throughout yesterday. 1t was
also stated and believed that blank cerr
tifeates were deposited at various places
to be filed up as occasion required.
Any black minor who could be used for
Brownlow, and any colOred stranger had
no difficulty in obtaining certificate
and a ticket TO prevent frauds the GER
tifcates were stamped but as soon as
one was used and marked, others were
issued In several instances negroes
were detected in attempting to vote upon
stamped certificates The whole thing
was fraud. A great many persons who
had legal certificates, both black and
white, refused to vote, and we think that
we are warranted in saying that one
half the votes cast were not authorized
by the franchise law Nobody who wit
messed the so>called election in Nash
vile yesterday, can regard it as anything
but miserable travestie upon popular
sovereignty" A few characterless whites
used the unlettered blacks as the instru-
ments of a preconcerted plan to over
throw public liberty, aud the result is
before the country.
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The NATIONAL DEBT-We print this
morning an article upon the subject OF
the extent and best method Of paying the
national debt, written by a gentleman Of
long experience as fnancier, and whose
Judgment upon such subjects is worthy
the highest respect This is not a party
question, but one which Affects the entire
people, and which must be decided sooner
or later, and the sooner we think the bet
ter. Substantially the same plan as that
foreshadowed by our correspondent, has
been suggested and partially discussed in
the North, but has not received that at
tsntion its importance deserves. Not
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CHANCEIRY SALE
FRAME STORE HOUSE
AND COLT GES.

A. s. Cbadbourne and other VS.. VIM. NJ.
Reynolds.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
Il Chancery Court in this cause, 1 will sell at
the Courthouse at II O'Clock on saturday,
August 10, 1867,
One FRAME STORE HOUSE;
One DOUBLE-FRAME COTTAGE HOUSE
And TWO SMALL COTTAGES;
Situated on Lots Nos. II, IL and IA, on the
north side of South Union street. between Ste
venson avenue and the Franklin turnpike.
TEkMS-Credits of six and twelve months,
with interest. Notes required with personal
security and lien retained. Sale free from re-
demptiOn. MORTON b. HOW ELL,
augl lot Clerk and Master.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICEI THAT ON
| the 3Oth day of July, A. ID. 1867, warrant
in Bankruptcy was issued against the, estate OF
John Il. Hopper, Of District No 10, IN the county
of Sumner and State Of Tennessee, who has been
adiudged bankrupt on his own petition, that
the payment of any debts and delivery Of any
property belonging to such bankrupt to him or
for his use or the transfer of any property by
him, are forbidden by law; that meeting Of
the creditors of the said bankrupt. to prove
their debts and to choose one or more asslgnees
of his estate, will be held at Court of Bank
ruptcy to be holden on the 9th day of Septem-
Der, A. D. 1867 at s o'clock P. NJ, at the office Of
the Register in Bankruptcy, Nashville, Tenn,
No. S2I5 Church street, before Alexander 5.
Bradley, Esq, Register. ..-,,o--
f. r. GLASC0CK.
auo1 II u s. Marshal Messenger.
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having entered into the party politics Of
the country it is Row an auspioious tiiile
to bring it forward, and in inviting atten-
ton to the discussion, we invoke to i the
serious and earnest consideration Of the
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IN CHANCERF AT CENTREvILLE.

State Of Tennessee Clerks Office Chancery
Court al Centreville. June the Goth, 1867.
Pleasant Walker vs.. Robertson Whitesides ct al.
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALICIA
1 tions in complainants pill, which are sworn
10 that the defendants, Rebecca George, wido "
of Vaientine George, deceased Hegekish, James.
John, Psrnecie and Martha, residents Of
the State Of Arkansas; Mary George, who
intermarTied with some person whose name is
unknown 70 the complainant supposed 20 be
resident Of the state of Arkansas: Psrnecie
Young, formerly PeTnecie George. supposed to
reside in the State Of Arkansas, 50 that the
ordinary process of law cannot be served upon
them: il IS therefore ordered that publication be
made in the Nashville Union and Dispatch for
four successive weeks, for said defendants to
appear at the Courthouse in the town Of Centre
vile, on the second Monday in September next,
then and there 10 plead, answer OF demur 70
complainants bill, or the same viii be taken as
confessed as To them. and set for hearing ex
parte. W. N. JOHNSON, G. and N.
iune30 vat
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The news from the interior Of Columbia
Is unimportant FL
The Mosquera party was quiet and the
public await the meeting of Congress as a
means of settling the national difficulty.
Acting President Acasta, Of Columbia,
has issued a decree, calling upon General
Gutierrez, the first designated, elected by
Congress, to return from Europe and take
charge Of the execution. "
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Dissolution OF Partnership.

THE PARTNERSHIP LATELY EXISTING
4 between Hyatt. Briggs x Ward was dis
solved by mutual consent on the lst inst, /. L.
Hyatt having sold his interest. The business
viii be continued a. heretofore. under the firm
of WARD & BRiGGS' The books are with the
new firm, aud they will settle all claims in favor
Of OF against the Old firm.
I. L HYATT.
&. M. BRIGGS,
julyS1 d2w. ZEB. WARD.
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From AsninunII-

NEW York, August 1.-The steame
Henry Chauneey. from Aspinwall, has ar
rived with S1,S67 1872 in gold from Cali
fornia. The health of Panama is good,
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and-turpentine school, to be going down
South to disseminate the Rebel doctrines !;
if they get into trouble, as at Mobile, the
government troops will always be on hand
to protect them, but if a Democratic flag is
unfurled anywhere, between the Potomac
and the Rio Grande, it is punishable as
crime. Yet that Massachusetts, Senator in
the same breath has the effrontery to pirate
of this as still "the land Of the free, the
home nfthe brave etc.
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Pure Wine-Healthy Summer
Drink,

TOHN HESS, 10. = SOUTH MARKET
Wine, vintage Of 81 and Is, which will be sold
to families cheap. During the warm, debilitat-
ing summer months, no more healthy beverage
can be used Having been imported By the
Proprietor direct while in Europe, it can be
relied upon as genuine. julyl2 3m.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.

DEcHERD, August 1.-The polls here
were closely guarded by a company of
militia; nevertheless, Emerson Etheridge
got one hundred and eighty two, Brownlow
three hundred AMI twenty-seyen; Eaton
three hundred and twenty-five, Cameron
one hundred and eighty-one; Mullins three
hundred twenty-five, Cooper one hundred
and eighty-four; Wynans three hundred
and twenty-six. Loughmiller one hundred
and eighty; Brown three hundred and
twenty six, Moselyon hundred and seven
ty-nine. All passed off quiet. Another
box has been heard from at which Brown
low beats.
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REDUCTION I'm PRICES.

Cigars, Tobacco, Snuff and Pipes.
IN ORDER TOMAKE ROOM FOR OUR NEW
| stock, we are offering at greatly reduced
prices. Cigars. Chewing and smoking
Tobacco, snuff. Pipes. etc.
J. 4 l.. MH0RLEl,
Old stand, new No. AZ South Market IT.
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ELECTION RETURNS.

The Latest by Telegraph, Specially
Reported for the Union and Dis
patch.
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COFFEE COUNTY.
Tullahoma, Etheridge 81, Brownlow II.
SUMNER COUNTY

The total vote of the county is eleven
hundred and seventeen. The polls were
opened only at Gallatin. The counting out
thus far shows Brownlow 800, Etheridge
122, Ogden 1876, Cameron los, Peyton ITO,
Mason 1856, Trimble l22, McKenley, Radi-
cal, for Representative, 275, Hiemans
Conservative, for Representative, ll3. Il
will take several hours more to finish
counting. The day passed off quietly
We will send you the full vote tonight
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CHANCERY SALE
FOR
TUESDAY, August 30.

Charles L. Hillman and others rs. +. r
Cheatham and other.
IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
/ Cbancerv Court at Nashville ia this cause. i
VII sell on the premises az u O'Clock on
TUESDAY. AUGUST 30, 1857,
A treet Of land containing about so acre, near
The terminus Of the North Nashville street rail
road living near % and adjoining the lands Of The
Iats Dr.. b. T. Mc9av0ck, and including tbs resi-
dense Of the late John p. ErWin- Eorapai-tiru-
lar description sec deeds in the Registers off ce
In book n pages 633 and 63i. and Book "
pages 495 ana 40. From the lands described In
said deeds have beea taken six acres surround
ing the 81. Cecilia Academy ens-third Of an
acre around the grave Of John C. Beck and
one acre which vas sold % 49, Mumfred ont 0f
the northwest corner Of the tract. there having
been originally hfty-twO acres. The land viii
be divided TO suit purchasers.
TERNs-Credits OF Sax. twelve. eighteen and
tWenty-f0ur months. with interest from day of
ssle. Notes required with approved security
and lien retained Sale free from redemB.
ton. MORTON b. HOWELL
jyH I'd Clerk and Master.
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SHELBY COUNTY.

MEMPHIS, August Memphis, includ-
ing Chelsea, gives $500 majority to the
Radicals. Returns from four precincts in
the county indicate large Conservative
msjorities
Hardeman and Madison have gone Con-
sentative by a large vote. Fayette is
dOubtfnl
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WILLIAMSON COUNTY.

FRAEKLIE, Tenn, Aug. ], 1S67.-The
vote to-day at this place is six hundred
and sixty-six. Brownlow's majority about
three hundred and fifty. Four country
precincts heard from. Brownlow's ma
jority in all about four hundred aud fifty.
In addition to the above we have re-
port from Nolensyille, giving Etheridge
sixty and Brownlow six.
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Shelbyville gives Etheridge 2l2, Brown
low GAL, Cooper 235, Mullins $40, Arnold
203, Wisener 655, Houston 1873, Thompson
678, Love 1872, Galbrath 662.
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HENRY COUNTY.
RFnFnRD COrNTY-

Conservative ticket carried Henry county
by eighteen majority-only one district
voting.
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SECOND RACE.
FOURTH DAY.

Three mile heats for all ages purse $1,000,
entrance $50 three OF more % fiji, entrance
money to go 10 the second horse.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
GAINESVILLE, Aug. 1.-The best order
prevailed all day. This place voted nine
hundred and eighty-fve. Brownlow's ma
iority 72S. Arnell's the same. The Legis-
lative ticket about the same. The negro
vote generally went Radical. &
GIBSON COUNTY. q
Humboldt gives Etheridge thirty ma
jority.
HAYWOOD COUNTY.
Brownsville, Etheridge 1873, Brownlow
1914
COFFEE COUNTY.
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Charles L. Hillman and others rs. +. r
Cheatham and other.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30
THE GOVERNMENT FIN1NCES.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 28.-The amount of frac-
Ona currency received from the Printing OF the
Treasury Department during the week $4,000
amount forwarded during the week was as follows To
the Assistant Treasurer at NewYork 100000 to the As
sstant Treasurer at Philadelphia 100000 TO National
Banks and Others siO311Q. Total S603l0. The United
States Treasurer holds the following amounts III trust for
the National Banks as security for circulating notes
$3l0G950OO and for deposits OF public moneys, 33J0O
Total The amount OF National Bank currency
Issued during the week was s3ol25, making the TOTAL
alnoun issued 10 date Oil From TINS Is to be de
Quoted the currency returned including wornout notes
amounting TO SisS4,975 leaving an actual crcuiaIl0h a
this date of S299 900 The amount OF ffacOna cur
rency redeemed aud destroyed during the week was
S4O7,sO0 - - 4,
The Internal Revenue receipts to-day were s47725 ana
the total for the week S25OG9s Inc aggregate
amount for the fiscal year to date Is S54,742,462
The receipts from customs from the 10Th To tne ZsV
September have been follows: New 0rk, s2yyo543 III
Boston, sl2996 a.; Philadelphia sls4999 65; Baltimore
Sl2s299 80 San Francisco Aug TO Il, SSj,22 H. IOta
Si,l0S,370 70
THE FARMERS AND CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK;
In the matter of the Farmers and Citizens
National Bank of Brooklyn the decision OF the Cohoe
of the Currency that the of lawful money nu
made good for 30 days after the notice gwen 10
the bank that it deficient sustained by the sec
reary OF the Treasury to-day after careful examination
of all the facts in the The Receiver VIII therefore,
be required to proceed, without further delay or otrc
tion TO wind up the bank by collecting all its bills re-
cevabe they mature. together with all demand loans
and to audit all legitimate claims presented, with Vlcw
TO all early dividend to the creditors of the bank.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30
THE P1CITIC COAoI'

SAN FnAxcIsco, Sept. 2s.-A fire at the santa santa
Cru. paper mills last night destroyed material anu
worth A. 600 or $4,000. The mill was not ourneu,
Among the passengers by tine next S'eaer ci
senator cor,ett OF Oregon Congressman HID s VI ~
S nyi Ioas 80 Hrowue Mining Commissioner
The report that the gasgergt o. 5e Central and Yuba
RsiIrosS a. mol true The purcbase was Oh an ,Io , f
ing stock on those roads slerin sale unuei ''
The receipts al The Treasury for the last ten days "sio
t1 10000. a.. ..oar,er Salinas was
,nasdne her cargo OF -four the whole wharf sudnshy
gave way and fell with tremendous ciasn PdoScn y
fs do,r and teans into the bay, and drhgkIng %
wrecking schooner which was loaded WIN unnoo' "'
Mining stocks show slightly better tone: Alpha ttoo
Crown Point s7lO; Gould Curry, $3.50 hhe Ss ~ hos
cross $3.50 Ophir, SO Yellow jacket Diy o Mn
siSa choilar POtOsi s36 Confidence SO Empne MN,
si7s Imperia s52 Kenuok s2i5 Savage, sl5l, rtea
Ssyica1u shares quoted M arg. stats lflfk aPh
- Wncf lr1u al !ast aug iatoaa. frejsgta " lyePo0l
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30
TEXAS.

THE JURY ORDER MODIFIED BY GEN. MOWER.
ORLEANS, Sept. 2S.-Gen. Mower issued
an order to-day modifying military orders relative TO the
tues OF the state of Texas TO render practicable
10 obtain iures that state. The order requires Jurors
10 be drawn from those registered and none others ana
no other oath is required than that OF registration
GOV. PEAsE UPON THE SUFFRAGE QUESTION.
Iii responding to a request by several citizens
OF Austin his views upon the question Of impartial
suffrage Gov Pease says he is unqualifedy IN favor OF
impartial suffrage without respect TO race or color He
continues "When Tins subjact was first agltated ater
the close OF the Rebellion did not favor IT, but the re-
suit OF the attempt made by President johnson to organ
State Governments in the late Rebel states by whch
restored TO the OF the Rebels
action of those Governments III denying 10 te
freedmen the enjoyment OF those civil rights tDat are the
legitimate consequence Of emancipation, convinced NE
of the necessity for such measure as an act OF Justice
cOOred population, and as the only means py
which loyal State Governments can be estaphshed III
those States, gave public expression to tins conVlc
in the Convention of Southern Loyallsts hed AT
Philadelphia September, 1866, when recorded my
vote as delegate TO that Convention in favor OF the
address adopted by the delegates from the non,reeon
structed States. / have an abiding Ialth Ihat,
with this and general system OF educaon Ior
all without respect 10 color TO be supported Dy
taxation upon property the Union men OF Texas acting
with the Republican party or the nation can
under Reconstruction acts OF Congress estaDsh ana
maintain permanently loyal State government
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30
DIED.

BAcKUs-Tn city Sunday morning Sept % Harriet NJ wife Of
Charles G. BackuS
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
Utica IN. " papers please copy.
pIMOy-On Wednesday morning Sept 2 Roae youngest daughter
OF and Mary o. Dmon aged months and % days!
Her remains taken To Jamespor L. l., for intermen
FLRMIyG-At Mt Holly NewJersey Friday Sept o. aner &
.r,ere illness Leut Charles 4. Fleming L. y "
The funeral will take place from his late residence Monday sept 30
, O'Clock p m.
GBBRYon Friday Sept o. Isaac Gee aged o years ~ months and
The Ssral will take place on Monday Sept o'clock from
his residence No 85 Beaoave corner of Rossst brooklyn
Il. ID.
KyApPsdden at Aanburgh West Betha wife Of James
y. Knapp.
Notice OF funeral will be given hereafter.
KEELRR-on Sunday Sept in New Canaan after short and
severe illness L. NJ. Keeler Of this city
Notice Of the funeral hereafter
MARTyEn White Plains Saturday Sept 2s Anthony MARITIME in
The relatives and friends arr attend his funeral TUESDAY
oct l. from reside o'clock aud at the PresOy-
terrain Church In the village al II.
MACKINrOs-In England Sunday Sept 22 William A. Mack
iutosh of NewY York In the J1th year of bis age
pRITOyIn this city Saturday evening Sept 23 Gideon H. Peon
aged rs years 10 months, and 0 days . - g.. ,., -
will be- taken 10 warwick oanYe cVun o h"en Vn
Tuesday, By o'clock m. tram bIir haIroau
Orange County papers please copy
VICTOR Newown L. Saturday Sept 2s Theodore Victor
In the 18th year Of bis age
Notice OF funeral hereafter
WESTON Friday Sept Capt, Lewis West Of Philadelphia in the
Jdth year OF bis age