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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-25
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-25
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-25

unls General wtRIs4s RaHasisrgagsn
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-03
FACINGi TILE nLTTSIr

The Democrats Of Franklin county,
Ohio, recently adopted the following reso-
luton in public meeting:
Whereas, The large majority Of mem.
bers Of Congress from the State Of Ohio
have indicated great anxiety to force negro
suffrage upon communities and States, the
citizens Of which have no voice in their
election therefore, TO test the question as
TO whether the white people Of Ohio are in
favor Of negro suffrage,
Resolved, That in the opinion Of this
convention the Democratic State Conven-
tion Of Ohio assembling on the 9Th proxi-
mo, should adopt resolution requesting
he Legislature Of Ohio to submit to the
people, at their next annual election, the
question Of striking the word white" from
the constitution Of Ohio, IN order that there
may be no longer a doubt as to how the
people Of Ohio are affected upon the proPo-
sition Of negro voting, We declaring that
we viii hereafter, as heretofore, always op-
pose the proposition at the polls"
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-03
IMPORTANT To TOBACCO UHEWERs
AND gMOKERS

If what is said by the Philadelphia Press
below be true, and we have no reason to
doubt It, we imagine that Philadelphia is
about the only city in the Union where such
a scandalous trade would be tolerated. The
Press says:
"Everbody who is in the streets at late
hour of the night, or early in the morning,
may notice individuals about the fronts of
restaurants, hotels and bar-rooms, gathering
from the streets and cutters the stumps of
cigars that have been swept out or emptied
from spittoons, and will wonder what pos
sible use can be made Of them For the
benefit Of pipe-smokers and the tobacco
chewers we can give seine information on
that subject There are a number of estab-
lishments in this city to which this filthy
refuse is taken and sold, aud where il goes
through the following process: It is washed,
dried in the sun or over fire, placed in a
small mill and ground, and then put up in
small packages and sold as a superior quail
ty Of fue-cut chewing and smoking tobacco
Of various fancy brands. The quantity of
Gold soldiers as the boys call them, thus
gathered, remoddled and sold every day, is
almost incredible The general quality Of
the tobacco which goes through this process
Is said TO be excellent"
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-03

IT may be of interest to state, as gath e
cred from "Lanman's Congressional Die
tionary," recently issued, that of the fifty
two Senators now acting, about forty are
lawyers, four merchants, three editors, one
shoemaker, one manufacturer, and three or
four Of no special business. In the House
there are about one hundred and twenty
five lawyers, twenty-seven merchants,
twelve farmers, ten editors, eight manufac-
turers, three physicians, two bankers and
two teachers or professors. We collate
from the same volume that since the organi-
zation Of the National Congress there have
been in that august body fifty-seven of the
Smith family, eight of whom were Johns /;
twenty-six Browns, Johns six three John
Jones and twenty-five others of the Jones
tribe twenty ThOmpsons with the "p"
and one who discarded it; thirty-one
Johnsons, including Andy :" twenty-eight
Williams; twenty-five Wilson's; seventeen
Taylors, besides the tailor of the White
House sixteen Jacksons, not including
Andrew Jackson Rogers of New Jersey !;
sixteen Andersons, sixteen Morris, thirteen
Wrights, ten Pattersons-three of whom
were "Billies;" and ten Wards, one of
whom was "Artemus"
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-03
sINSIBLY PUT.

The Toronto canada Leader, in an ar
ticle upon the wicked frauds in this coun-
try, says: "A tax Of two dollars gallon
will always be evaded it demoralizes the
community and impoversihe5 the Treasury.
This is but another instance of the way
in which high duties operate. In any or
dinary commercial Transaction, or other
business venture, if a man finds himself gO-
ing back, instead Of advancing, he changes
his course. The American government is,
apparently, 10 enamoured with a high rate
Of taxation that when it is, in the most un-
mistakable manner, proved to be worthless,
they refuse to abandon it. They will yet
learn that there is limit in such matters
beyond which a government can not go,
and that in the end, it is better and safer
to learn something from the teachings and
practices Of others"
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-03
MnAT NV YoRK CITY Is

The population Of THIS city, which in
1900 twas 60,eQ0, is now about a million. The
valuation Of property, real and personal,
has risen from S25, 600 600 in 1906, 10 $780,
,05S: while the real value is about ST.
600 600 600, or a thirtieth part Of the pro-
pertv of Great Britain. Taxes within that
time have risen from Sl27 600 toSl6, $50, ,767.
The banking capital of the city is over
S9O,OO0,OO0, and the transactions at the
clearing house for the year ending October
lst, were 8, 900 200. Its savings banks
have 800. 600 depositors, and ST. 900, 600 of
deposits; its one hundred and eight fire
insurance companies and thirty-eight fire
agencies have q capital of S647 100000, and
its eighteen life insurance companies Of 81
9SS, 600 It's registered and enrolled ship
ping in 1865 amounted TO ,223. 264 tons;
aud in 1865 there were 1854 arrivals a
vessels, 2,0lS Of which were steamers. The
exports that year were S20S, $50, $50, and
the imports S224,742,4l9. An average of
thirty-fve tons of mail matter in three hun
dred and eighty-five mail bags is received
daily, and fiity-hve tons in seven hundred
and thirteen bags sent out, having doubled
/ within three and half years In the last
/ quarter Of 1865 over 100000 letters and
newspapers were collected by carriers. and
over 3. 100000 delivered. while the delive-
ries from the postoilice boxes were over
5.000.000
lf the statistics Of Brooklyn are added
iIen the population may be increased over
one-thiri, and ell other statistics, excepting
hose which belong TO banks, insurance and
commerce almost in proportion. -Nsu
York Express
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-03

Ths arriving pilot ostrander naA''
thi- s.aienen cf the noble sctisn Of Mr.
Mont sae. who WAS at the wheel snd was
lost
was standing on! forward. neat The
Office when the flames 5ur5t through The
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-03
ANEW BUsINESg-IEEEPIN LADIES
TO HVAHANDS HY CONTACT. 20


Three men, Fred. and William Edwards,
and - Griffin were arranged in the Chi
eago Police Court on Saturday morning
last, when the following singular state
meuts and explanations were made
Drunk and disorderly, your Honor"
They were also charged with being vagrants.
The officer swore that he had known them
by sight for over year, and that they had
no visible means Of support. They were
always well dressed, however
Mr. Fred. Edwards spoke: These two
gentlemen and myself are the firm of Ed.
wards s. Griffin. regret that / cannot
tell you our business. We will be sent to
the BrideEell if don't? Very well, sir,
your curiosity shall be gratifed. We are
proposers. By that ! mean we propose TO
young ladies and help to get them married.
We are benelactOrs.
When we see a young lady who is not,
and never has been, engaged, one Of Us says
to her: we will get you married for
s., payable after marriage OF course
she says yes.
For the time being, that one Of us is con-
sidered as engaged to her. We trumpet
the fact abroad Whenever the other two
Of US meet q young man who is not engag-
ed, we say, What lucky dog Griffin is !;
he has won Miss X And we praise her
We encourage the young man to go in and
cut Griffin out, for the fun Of the thing
Being fool, like most young men, he does
it. He proposes to Miss K, knowing that
she is engaged to Griffin, and hardly ex-
pecting that she will accept him
Bus she always does. And be can never
cut loose from her. He must marry her
or be sued for breach Of promise.
myself have been engaged twenty-five
times during the last year. We are doing
so well that we think of hiring clerk to
do part of the work for u.s.
/ should not have told you this but for
your atrocious threat about Bridewell.
But, as we have given false names, it does
not make so much difference. | trust the
reporters will say nothing of it.
As regards our being drunk, it is false
1t is an impossibility for either of us to get
drunk. We are members of temperance
society. The person who got us to join il
said that it would keep us from becoming
intoxicated. We believed him. If he lied
are we to be punished for i? Remember,
sir, that your daughters fate, if you have
any, may lie in our hands. Don't fine us
and we wills them married at half price"
Fined SI0 each
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-03
THE CASE OF JUDGE MAGRUDER.

The counsel Of Hon. Daniel r. MagrG-
der, Judge Of the Second Judicial Circuit of
Maryland, indicted for violation Of the
civil rights bill, in refusing to admit the
testimony OF a colored person in a case
before him at Annapolis, appeared in the
United States District Court yesterday, and
stated 10 the court and TO the United States
Attorney that Judge Magruder would be
present in court on Tuesday next and give
bail for trial, if it would be satisfactory
to the court 10 admit Of the delay. The
court acquiescsd in the proposal, upon the
assurance Of counsel that Judge Magruder
would be in the city on the day named.
Judge Magruder's counsel also appeared
yesterday before United States Commits
sioner Brooks, and made the same proposal
relative to Judge Magruder's appearance
in answer to the warrant of arrest issued
by the commissioner upon the charge of
violating the civil rights bill in sentencing
fOnr colored persons convicted Of lanceny
to be sold 10 service for one year. The
commissioner stated that Judge Magruder's
appearance on the lst of January would be
satisfactorv.-B Baltimore Sun.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-03
VOL. XXXIII.

cabin; then ran up on the roof, and the
first word 1 heard was from Capt. Pratt
run her ashore as she swings, and don't
stop her. When about two lengths from
the shore, called out to Mr.. Montague to
leave the pilot house, you can dono good
He replied, No; / will stay until she
afrfEapb -
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-03


The day was extremely unpropitnous
and the attendance slim. The Congres-
sional tourists, however, were present, and
the single race made. was duly appreciated.
There was but a single trial Of speed on
the programme for the day, viz: 4 purse
Of $780, mile heats, best three in FIVE. The
entries were DIR. Ogle's Jack Armstrong,
DR.. Weldon's Knighthood, Mr.. Smiths
Malcom, and Mr.. D. T. KenneTs Misery.
The sale of pools showed Maleom the IA
vorite three and four to one against the
field, and the results Of the running fully
justified the good opinion entertained of his
powers.
SUMMARY.
Club purse $50. Mile heats. Best three in five.
Dr.. W. B. Wood names +. A. Smiths b. c.
Malcom, by Bonnie Scotland; dam, Lady
Lancaster y. O.-..-...---.-.--.- .-...
Col. Mott names DR.. Ogleg b. g. Jack Arm
stroEg, By BOB johnson dam b. BraW-
ners Eclipse, y. 2
Il. B. Foley names DR.. Weldons b. C.
KnighthO0d by knight Of St. George;
dam, Glycera, By Sovereign, 3. o.. 3 2 9
D. F. Kenner names ch. b. Misery, by Vic
tory; dam Souvenier, 5y. o................dist.
Ilme-l.J055: l.5Q: l:5gX.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-03

A s sExECUTOR OF TIE LAST WILL AND
offer NJ public eals r,r tf,s premises. on sAIUh
LAY, sra DAY OF JANuAkEt 1897, ander
the directions of thetsstatsF One p Hhlfsl = eIs,
NasEviiIs -, MN Creek. being the dover tract
af Tahitha Kimbro. nov Diseased; $40 inclgd ma
igF tbs bomestesd II said John himgro. Tbs
is very valGable lang. Hnd VIII ne aoil "i'n'u-
qFt, Ns-Oas and two years with Interest.
49, 81 ,..rssn al carity and lien retained
= 49, - 4AMLEL hIMBhO. Lxerutlr.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-03
InsoIVeni Notice.

m PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGINSI
u n. estate 0g Hamilton Mcaiil, Deceased
= - bsreby notified % hle them With the Clerk Of
- T9rns, curt 0f BENTON county, duly a1then
s..,t.i 10 81 before the hrEt dag of April pexf,
~ rro rata Distribution. Or ihia nouea Elll -
plead in bar Of their req 10, 70,
~ - y. - ssij CLERK N0veElheg q, 70.
IsSlS,sf- j. s. MATTHEWS, Aia'r.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-03

THERE are now three hundred and fity-
nine students at Washington College, Lex
irgton, Va, of which Gen. Lee is Presi-
dent who hail, in the numbers given, from
the following States Nirgtnis, $50; Ten
nessee, 49i; Kentucky, 81 Texas % ;
Louisiana II Alabama, l4i Mississippi,
l2; Maryland. 8 North Carolina, 2;
Georgia, Z, Wost Virginia, 6; Florida, s ;
Missouri, 8 South Carolina, Arkansas
Drtric, Of Columbia. ,; New York,
. Kansas, California, I New Jersey,
Massachusetts,, ! Pennsylvania, l.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-03
BRAVADO OFA FRENCH MURDERER
AT THE RL0CK.

Paris Correspondence London Telegraph.
One Ferdinand Balague has just been
executed at Toulouse, for trying TO murder
a gendarme and a keeper. The scene is
graphically described by the local papers
Monsieur Balague was polite to his iailers,
as they were "only servants" but threat
ened to kick the priests, who came to shrive
him out Of the cell. Then comes the old
story. The condemned man had a veal
outlet bottle of red wine-he asked for
white, which he said he never could take
during life, as it gave him heartburn, but
they would not give it-oofee, and cheese,
and enjoyed his breakfast very much in
deed, hecommented on the fact in the follow
ing terms to the soldiers on duty in the
courtyard: "You will get your rations at
nine, probably l shall get no more" He
then jested pleasantly with the headsman,
literally telling him, in the words of Hugo,
to have his
Bare arm ready,
That the blow may be both swift and steady.
Indeed, he resembled that erring man in
another particular; he would not be
blinded
These hands are chained, but lei me die
At least With an unshaokled eye!
As he advanced to the block he burst out
with torrents Of abuse against the Emperor,
and then shouted "Vive '93l Long life
eest an pea tard-to Robespierre Long
life to st. Justl There is no God God
is evi! Poverty is theft
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TnE London Times admits that to-day no
one is strong enough or reckless enough to
give a decided a0 o. American dic,ati,n.
England viii have g practical example
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"A opposite tha Stacey House" An excellent
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az Steamers of U. S. Mail Line leave Louis
Vile daily at 10 A. n. and 4 P. NJ, arriving in
Cincinnati In time to take early morning trains
for the kast
Passenger car attached 70 freight trains
Leaves franklin, NY, at 7:l0 A. n, and Gallatin
at go A. n, arriving in Nashville at ll.50 A. ".
Leaves Nashville At $50 P. N.,.aTrives at Gala
tin $50 p. n, and at Franklin 9:05 P. NJ.
ALBERT FINK,
General Superintendent L. & n r. r.