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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-11

A FTER HAVING REFITTED AND
II Rsfurnishsd the entire establishment,
and having made Iaigo additions thereto
we are again ready 10 offer 20 the Public
every nrtiels USUALLY found in a Druggists
Stock
We have in store an extensive stock OF
Pure and Fresh Drugs Medicines. Dye
Stufs, etc, which for quality and purity
are unsurpassed by any other similar estab-
lishmsntin che country
The great variety Of European and Anne
Iicnn Fancy Goods, Fine Soaps. Toilet
Powders, Pomades, Brushes, Extracts etc
comprising invoices Of goods from Low &
Son, London; Coudmy, societe Hygisnique,
and Lubin Of Paris, Bazin and other repu-
table American manufacturers - will be
found most complete, and for beauty. ele-
gance, and utility, cannot fail TO suit the
tastes Of the most discriminating
Our assortment Of Cosmetics Tortoise
Shell and ivory Combs PUTS and Boxes,
Mirrors, and other articles Of that class,
being Of the latest styles and Of the most
recent importation, viii compare with that
Of any house IN the South.
Great attention is paid 10 the selection
aud importation Of Pure and Fresh Drugs.
and none other are allowed 30 60 out Of the
establishments
A splendid selection Of Imported aud
Domestic Cigars. an fine brands Of Chewing
and Smoking Tobaccos, CARROTS Scotch
and Maccoboy Snufs, and every article m
that line, constantly ia store.
A most extensive and ynrisd assortment
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DIR Il mANLOYE

SiEfHENn a Wal hANN'
Corner COLLEGE and Union ais.
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CINCINNATI, Jan. IO.-Mr. Janus VII
son, an old merchant of the firm of Wilson
EggIeston & Co, died last night, aged six
ty-one years. He was highly esteemed,
and is generally regretted.
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Miss PAULINE AsHNoRE, daughter OF
John ID. Ashmore, formerly a member Of
Cungress, was burned 10 death near Cam.
den. South Carolus, q few days ago She
vas travelling with her mother to "A place
IN he interior and being oyeriaken by
night, had a SIRE raade by the roadside, and
went TO sleep. Miss Ashmore's dress took
Gre as she Aepi, AID before it could he eN-
tinguished she was fatally burned.
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New Orleans, Mobile and Chicago
Railroad.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 1O.-The New Or
leans, Mobile and Chicago Railroad is be-
ing prosecuted with great vigor. All the
stock is taken and the road surveyed and
under contract to be completed and put in
running order within fourteen months.
To-day at a meeting Of the Common
Council, the Chamber of Commerce and
the committee on the part Of the railroad
company, neutral ground, corner Canal and
Claiborne streets, vas assigned for a depot.
A letter from Gov. Wells to Senator
Trumbull, was publised to-day. 1t excited
considerable comment,
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Cons,ItulionaI Ane,,,sment Re
RICHMOND, Jan. l0-The Virginia Lee
gislature rejected the constitutional amend
ment on the 9th inst
Troops sent 20 Fart I.eavenWOrslI.

Troops Sent 10 Fart I-sRvenWOrth.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-Gen. Grant di-
rected Superintendent of the mounted re-
cruiting service at Carlisle Barracks to
forward recruits 20 Fort LeavenWorth
Kansas. COR the 9TH United States cavalry.
The Superintendent General Of the recruit
ing service Ia also ordered to prepare de-
tachments of recruits of convenient size,
and forward them successfully to the fol-
lowing regiments and battery Of artillery
in the departments of the south, viz: 9th
United States Infantry, at Charleston, one
hundred and ten recruits; 8th United States
Infantry, at Raleigh, one hundred and
seventy battery L, Sd United States artil-
lery, at Hilton Head, sixty-fye recruits.
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Merican Anatrs, etc.

NEW YORK, Jan. l0.-A New Orleans
telegram of the 9Th states that General
Castelnau and Macmillan had a second
understanding, which is not unfayorable
To the formal restoration Of Juarez 10 the
presidency BY the middle Of February.
A dispatch SAYS arrangement have been
made to have all the coiored troops re-
moved from louisiana, at an early day
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Trial OF the Railway Robbers-First
and Second Days-Eyaus and Corn
well Turn States Evidence.
Special Dispatch 10 the Louisville Courier,
FRANKLIN, KY, Jan. 9.-The trial Of
the railroad robbers was called on Monday,
Hon, Geo. {. Rogers presiding. The day
was consumed in getting jury.
On Tuesday the counsel for the Com
monweaith and for the prisoners declared
themselves ready. Messrs. Thompson,
Loving, Bates, Finn, Beech, and Miliken,
appeared for the prosecution. Hon ". G..
Underwood, Order, Shiles, Weston, and
Whitesides for the prisoners. Twelve Of
the Commonwealth witnesses were ex-
amined, embracing the two Evans and
Cornwel, who turned S-ates. evidence and
implicated all the prisoners in the robbery,
and confessed their own guilt, but did not
criminate any Of them in regard to the
murder of Henry King, for which the
prisoners are now on trial.
Several passengers, who were on the train
the night of the robbery were introduced
aud corroborated Evans and CornweH by
identifying some of the prisoners as the
persons who robbed the train The eyi-
dence as TO the murderwas more vague and
uncertain. 1t is presumed the Common
wealth will conclude tomorrow. There are
a great many witnesses for the defense.
There are three indictments against the
prisoners-murder, robbery and obstruct.
ing the railway Much Of the property
taken by the robbers was exhibited and
identified by the witness, who were passen.
gers on the night of the robbery.
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ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 1O.-Both houses of the
General Assembly appointed committees
to investigate the sale of the various rail-
roads of the State by the Governor.
The Senate passed concurrent resolution
instructing Senators and Representatives
to secure, if possible, the passage of a law
by Congress- giving the same bounty to
the Missouri militia as had been paid to
other volunteers.
In the House, Mr. Buzier offered a reso-
luton recommending the impeachment Of
Andrew Johnson, which was made the
special order for Monday next.
A motion to table the resolution was de-
feated by forty-four majority.
Special adyices from st. Joseph report
from Upper Missouri very cold weather,
deep snow and much suffering. Indians
are moving southwark from the region Of
Fort Berthold and manifest ugly intentions.
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NOTICE.

rE,UE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING QUAIL
Gel a4 Admluisfrat0r With he viii auugEc "a
On bic estate 81 Ben s1iin Litt0u deceased.
r,gucsts an parfies indebted t1 said estate Orb
come Forward uod settle. nud parfie having
claims ar1inst said estate will present them
properly authenticated, within The time u.e.
-eribed by law 90 they viii be barred
ISAAC LIrIUN. admir-
With The VIII aunrXed li Beni. Litfou. be-'t
i1ua-f4f-wtt
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Wa tender our thanks to Colonel Nor
row, of the Presidents household, for a
COPY of President Johnson's veto message
on the District suffrage bill.
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Free 20 Everybody

A LAHGE8 PAGE CATALOGUE. TEACH
y ing hos o. remove Ten. kre.kles. Pimri..
ahiskurs. restore, curl and hsautiiy the hsis
renew the sac. cnra drunkenness. nervous debl
as. and other useful aud ylluHbls ialuguaiiuH.
Everybody send idr &c. Address BERGER.
SHUTS s. CO. Chemist. ~ River street.
Troy n teels.WIu
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By reference to our dispatches it will
he seen that Virginia has rejected the
constitutional amendment There was
only one vote in its favor
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Tar Newark Advertise says that at the
Christmas performance Of the Messiah ~
ia a church at that place, the peanut eat
ers were out in fan force and with active
java"
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Valuable Land and Mills
FOR SALE,
ON DUCK RIVER.

PURSUANT To A DECREE OF THE
Il COanty Court Of Marshall county. az its
January Term 1901 in the case Of J. Lee Morris
and others " Glory A. Morris and Others, i viii
offer ior sale on the premises, on SATURDAY,
THE era DAY OF FEBRUARY next, ~ -
o'clock. al the right title, claim and interest
.omplainants aud defendants have IN and 60
the valuable Farm and Mills Of which Allen
Morris died sciEed and possessed, situated on
the waters Of Duck River, three miles east Of
Chapel Him. and twelve miles west Of Shelby
vile in District No 3. Marshall county, Tenn,
bounded by said river and the lands Of kichard
Warner. Said lands viii be sold IN three lots
the first lot containing about SIX acres Of land,
upon which there Is a splendid drist Mil and
saw Mill. and one Of the finest mill sites on
Duck River. and a good location on the pike
leading from the river to Nashville. same lot
also has upOa it 8 good framed dwelling iulta-
bic FOR family, convenient % the mills. me
other two lots viii certain about 10 or ll3 acres
each. either of which viii make handsome
and productive little farm, well timberod and IN
an excellent neighberhOod.
Now. al Of you who want 90 buy small farms
look to your interests and examine tue pre-
misses; Il you want larger ones, come along and
buy Il all.
TERMS OF SALE
Except the sum Of SlCO to be paid on day OF
sale, said land will be sold a credit of one sNd
two years. Purchasers required 20 awe bond
with tive or more good securities. retaining a
lien, etc.
Bidding on the Mil Lot to commence at s. go.
and on the other Lots al SD per acre.
This January Z 1867.
janll-W4t~ r. L. ADAMS. {. and q.
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Tor Sale or RENT

V'HE ELEGANT RESIDENCE OF THE
late DR.. John N Watson, hsiug large
Frgrpe Dwelliug, with II i8-l60 acres land, Ca
MeLeTnore street. just outside the CorDoIauon.
Also three story Brick store House, No. -
ant a double Office opposite 20 our owl. Also
a smell frame house With 81 acre. - miles
from city. near tallatin Pike. -
j. /. kR. ". BROWN. Agents,
Ia L. e.. InIan streai.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
REMOVAL.

/ WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM Ny
/ old customers aud the pubic in general that
have removed my Ladies and 6entlemsn's
Boot and ShOe-making Establishment IRON 50
Church street to ~ CHURCH STREET, be
tween Market and College.
p. TACHON.
Successor to NJ. PICARD.
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FOR RFNT.
Arkansas River Plantation
FOR ALE.

7 YING on THE ARKANSAS EIA EH,
i near South Bend containing shout Nine
teen Hundred Acres-six hundref acre cleared
and hnely improved has "a cJmnodi1us brick
dwelling steam gin. hue negro quarters, tnl
r1of tables for stock en- orrGari Of eiE huu-
dred ehoirs apple trecs. and uftecn hundred
reach tree has four large ei7ierns, gaulllr gi
hoidinE ZOO barrels Of water. Fifty l1nls Uui
b. put On The place in January next. Val .-.l
vita all the stock aisd crop On d.
Apply % L. b. kite AaaIVilc. Tenn, Hr 90
James II Moore, on the place
PostoEce Post Of Arkansas.
l-ruF -
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Valuable Real Estate.

On TUESDAY. JANUARY l5tb. 1877, We
~ viii sell al Public Agetiou twenty-five arrrs
ofbeautful and rich land. 30 Be divided into Bots
Of Eve aercs, aud the purchaser Gao buy Eve. Ten
or twenty i've acres. This property BE- located
y Of a nile from the corporation LIMIT, meas the
Lebanon Pike. and 90 the Cumberland RIVER
gao0d chance for somebody.
Jan }-2w ARLINGTON A FAkEAE, Agta.
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GrNERAL A. p STEWART announces
in the Memphis papers that, on the lst
day Of February, he win become con
neeted with the school conducted BY his
brother, Professor } b. Stewart in that
city.
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Mr.. Davis, Of New York, stated that the
bridge had been built only in 1894, and
that not a single suit had been commenced
for damages for injury resulting from it.
Mr.. Wasl1burne said that such a suit was
pending in the District Court Of Iowa.
Mr.. Hogan confirmed the statement, and
remarked that there had been good deal
Of difficulty in finding out who to sue.
Mr.. Alley demanded che previous ques-
ton.
Onthe passage Of the bill the demand was
seconded, and after further discussion by
Mr.. Alley, of Massachusetts, Mr.. Wash
burne, of Illinois, Mr.. Farquhar, Of lndi-
ana, Mr.. Schneck, Of Ohio, Mr.. Griswold,
of New York, Mr.. Allison, of Iowa, Mr..
Farnsworth, of Illinois, and Mr.. Price, OF
Iowa, the bill was passed by vote of lOl
yeas to 43 nays.
On motion of Mr.. Washburne, Of I'LL,
the business on the Speakers table was
take up and disposed Of as follows;
Senate amendment to bill to fix the time
for regular meetings of Congress, providing
that no member of Congress shall receive
any compensation or mileage to 60 or re
turn from the place Of meeting was agreed
to.
Senate amendment to House bill to
amend the organic acts Of the territories OF
Nebraska, Colorado, Dacotah, etc, was
agreed to under the operation Of the pre-
Yious question, by vote oil yeas to rs
nays. The amendment prohibits the denial
of the right Of franchise TO any citizen on
account Of race, color or previous condi-
ton of serVitude. The title OF the bill
was changed so as to read Gan act to regu-
late the elective franchise in the territories
of the United States"
Senate bill 10 admit Nebraska rs State
was taken up.
Mr.. Ashley, of Ohio, demanded the pre-
vious question, stating that the Committee
on Territories, with the exception of one
member, had unanimously instructed him
to do so, but he withdrew the demand tenn
porarily.
Considerable discussion ensued, and seve-
raj motions were made and lost.
Mr. Ashley again renewed the call for
the previous question, which was met with
marks of disapprobation from both sides Of
the House The demand was not sustained
Mr.. Ross, of Illinois, suggested ironically
| that the best course would be for the House
to adjourn, and the Republicans to hold
caucus in the evening, to determine whai
should be done with the bill. Laughter.
Mr.. Ashley moved to postpone the fur
| Their consideration of the bill.
| A motion IN adiOurn was agreed to.
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rorI0 RiU ~ he Reoorted.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l0.-The Senate FL
nance Committee has finished the consider
alton of the tariff bill, and will report it
late tonight or tomorrow. 1t maintains
very nearly the same rates of duty on wool
and iron as those of the House, but on
classified articles inclinest to rates suggested
by Mr.. Wells.
The House Judiciary Committee have
sent for witnesses to be examined in regard
to the sale of negroes into slavery. There
is a determination to investigate this mat
ter thoroughly.
The impeachment business was not taken
up tonight.
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AdmInI.trntor,s NotIee.

HAVING TAKEN OUT LETTERS OF
j j Administration Of tho estate Of urris1u
Elhs. deceased. notice f. hereby given o. ali gei-
Sous indebted o. tue estate % said decedchl l'
make immediate payment % ne. Those hH'ln.
rl1ilnez against said estate are noUhed 90 prccnt
then within the time prescribed hy lsw.r
WM. "A. ELLIS
Ise1--raur-r-- Admin traitor
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Fishing Tackle,


onsistiug Of Hooks from the most c-is-
Jruted manufactures of Limerick Ireland
and Silk. Grass japanese, and Cable-bId
Lines Also Reels, Bamboo aud japanese
Rods. together with every thing usually
found In frst-class establishment
A large lot Of the celebrated NJ Plus ultra
Blnek and Plantation Inperid and other
tine TEAS just received
.E5- Prescriptions compounded with are
curncy by competent and experienced Phar-
mncista and Physicians and other can
depend on the most entire reliability iu the
execution Of Orders. all goods being Wsr
rant-d ~ represented
STEPHENS a WATKINS,
&c. ff.Ir..-a a.r.T Tfr.f..r. .Ha
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FvBLIsHED BY
,. 4. DI-NNINGTON ~ CO.
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Engine and Boiler for sale.

GOOD STATIONARY Engine AND
"A Tubular Boiler for sale, AZ moderate pr,ee
10Th In Grst.Tsts order They are OIL samci"nt
power 10 drive Mill Osn Be seen. and terms
,-rruei -0u application ~ this Office decs-1
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The Boston Commonwealth saws thar
such men as Philips and Stevens are the
cream of the country lf they are, the
sooner the country is skinned the better
f,r il - T1u4lNe Journal
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Rargains FxtraOrdiinary.

CtnNE FIFTEEN OR EIGHTEEh or IHE
= T,..fsE NicnoI estate lots, in Nsrth Nash
vie. on Vine aud digh streetsi also, a splendid
stand corner Jefferson and Y inc streets. remain
unsold. The rne-s are determined 70 close
511t the lot. Extraordinary bargains can be
had by Immediately applying %
j. L-ER. v. BROWN, Agents.
janlC-gt - Union street.
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ConstIntinnnI Amendment RalIfle.


ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. 1O.-The constitu-
tional amendment was ratified to-day, as il
came from the Senate, by vote Of 20 tO3
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STEPHENS & WATKINS,

WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL DRUGGISTS.
CORNER CoLIEGE AND USuoN SrRFFrs.
The Old Stand Of STRETCH & FoEBEaI
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REMOVAL.

n EWSOM, GLOVER, & CO., REAL ESTATE
~ Agents, have removed their Office 10 the
Maxwell House, North Cherry street where
they will toe glad b see their friends, and all
others who may favor them with their business.
janll-lw [Bl
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LIABILITIES

GLUED VI
Sworn aud subscribed 20 before me.
jan 18th, 1867 A. q. NOBFELL, n. j.
W. J. THOMAS, Cashier.
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ROBERT L. CARUTHERs. JR,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NASHVILLE. TENN.

OFFICE OVER THE UNION BANK, AID
I y i0fuina ofirs 0r Caruthers Il Cooper
Prompt attention gwen to the Collection Of
CIriraa decZl-1u
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1867-11-15
STATE NEWS

NEofo VIOLENCE IN KISa WILLIAM Co.
Major Frank a. Butts, formerly ID
service as agent of the Free d mems
hureau IN this county, happened to be
at our Courthouse last Saturday on a
VISIT TO one ofthe many friends he mad
mace WINE among u.s.. Sixty or seven
ty negroes had assembled At the Court
house on that day with their candidates
elect to the Convention-one L. w
Massey (who though nominally white
is yet negro in every instinct and asso-
citation, for he eats, drinks and sleens
with them) to have a jubilee over their
victory. Major Butts was auictly
playing backgafhnioris with friend in
the parlour of the hotel when he heard
furious yells and shouts from the ne
groes. daring him to come out, threat
ening to take his life-swe will have
his hearts blood"-''we will kill the
id rebellion sight," &C., they cried
The Major was only dissuaded from
meeting them pistol in hand by the en-
treaties of his friends, who did not
wish to see him uselessly sacrifice him.
self. The negroes marched around
awhile with drum and fife, and finally
dispersed after this brayado.
But now for the more serious and
ugly part ofthis business. Major Butts
went before magistrate and sued ont
warrant for the arrest of the ring
leaders,, but the officer who went to eX-
ecute it was defied by the negroes, who
were banded together, and refused to
be arrested. as they said, "by a rebel
officer, or tried before rebel court, ~
At last adyices the present agent of the
Bureau had gone to Richmond to see
General Schofield about the matter;
and we heard to-day a squad of cavalry
would be over to enforce the civil pro-
ccss,-Richmond Dispatch
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A SWEET LITTLE SCENE.

:
mayors Court--hecordcr Regtault
es,ainS-oaturday Morning.-A da-
i WIN, washington Robert Jackson, and
Nlilian Gwatilmey (negroes}, were ar
ranged ior having m their possession a
Rogers The Whole isJ,ep pa FROM was mr :oSt
20 20 answer Indictment, and were bailed
lor tneir appearance each i'll the sum
Vi Yleo. 80
Aaa oIalrporne (negress), charged
VIII steanilg q purse containing 40
collars IN currency from Betsy South
an, was arranged Betsy gave evidence
TO fne ehect that she had gone to a ball
ewing. by ADA Ciairborne, and after
aildsing az sne pan she pulled OH her
Cloak anu "hXlns- andln the cloak was
pochee-pooh consuming the money
nne gave tne cloak TO Ada and "de fuss
.ninS siie neaIos de money was gone
any Pa aaUa y ialfoorh M aio9hln ioflti
hecoIucr 10 Aua.-'Have you any
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OUR NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Quite numbero of advertisements of
houses in Baltimore and Alexandria
appearin this issue. The advertisers are
friends of the paper, and those who
wish to see it succeed will patronize
them in preference to other houses
which are not our friends. More ex-
tended notices of each firm will appear
hereafter a number of Prospectuses
will also be found in to-days Impress
ion' They are hot put in merely to fill up
but because most of them are valuable
publications, with which we desire to
effect an exchange. Read both Pros
pectuses and advertisements, but par
ticularly the latter. ~