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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-02
E. A. Otis. Sol'r for CompPt. marl-V


Alexander Milligan, admir- Of james Milligan.
decd, John Milligan and others. vs.. James J f.
Boyle and wife, Jane Boyle, and others-0rigi-
nal bill for sale of land and distribution, etc.
IN THIS CAUSE PENDING IN THE CHAN
Gerry Court at Woodbury., Cannon county.
Tennesse: 1t appearing to the Clerk and Master.
from the affidavit OF the Complainant, A. Milf
gan. that james J. Boyle and his wife, Jane
Boyle, two Of the defendants in this cause, are
non-residents Of the State of Tennessee, and are
residents of the State Of Missouri, SO that the
ordinary process Of the law cannot be served on
them. Therefore il is ordered by the Clerk and
Master that publication be made Of this order
for four consecutive weeks in the Union and
dispatch, newspaper published in the city Of
Nashville, requiring the defendants James }
Boyle and his wife. Jane Boyle, to make their
appearance here before the Chancery Court. at
the Hext Chancery Court to be held in said COM
ty Of Cannon. al the Courthouse n the town Of
Woodbury., on the first Monday in April next
then and there to plead, answer or demur TO
COmplainants' bill. or the same viii be taken for
confessed ss to them and set down for hearing
cxparte Feb. q, 1867 J. S. RIDLEY,
mari Wit Clerk and Master.
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ZEAL Estate TRANsFERs.-The follow.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. The follow
ing is list of the real estate transfers as
recorded in the Clerks office for this county
for the week ending Friday, March LIST:
W. b. A. Ramsey deeds to ConnelI
ODonnel, lots in Edgefeld, 81, 100.
Q. c. FRYER and wife deed to John H.
Galbreath, a lot on Mansker's creek, for
S25.
G. w. Harding deeds to J. w. Harding,
land in the 18th district, for $3.50.
William Spence, attorney in fact for Ar
thur r. Crozier, deeds to John A. McCamp-
bell land in this county, for $3443 A.
j. Ii. Currey deeds to John A. McCamp-
bell and A r, Crozier land in this county,
for $5739.
Ellen D. Hough deeds to Martin Kline
a lot near the city, for $4,000
8. B. Davidson deeds 10 w. II. Lowell
land in this county, for $500.
A. ID. Creighton deeds to John +. Mills,
a lot in Edgefeld, for $1,000.
Isaac Hunter deeds to NJ. Greene, land
in this county, for $500.
John w. Cloyd and wife deed to Mahala
Brook and others, land in this county, for
$780,
NJ. c. Parrish deeds to NJ. A. Parrish, a
lot in the city, for $5725.
NJ. A. Parish makes to James Haynie
and James A. Chiffon, title bond TO Iaake
a deed to lot in this city.
Thomas l.. Marks deeds to John A
Marks lot in McGayock's plan, for $500
w. B. A. Ramsey deeds to j. w. North,
land in Knox county, for $4,000,
A. q. Sandford deeds to Catharine M
and Victoria Gleeves, lots in Edgefeld, for
$4,000.
c. w. Nance deeds to j. E. Hines, lot
in the seventh ward, for 1915.
J. F. Hines deeds to c. W. Nance, lot
in the eighth ward, for 5000.
r. r. Overstreet deeds to B. NJ. Garner
land in this county, for Sl050.
John Kirkman deeds to Simmons 8
Phillips lot No. "a in the Southfeld plan
for $3.50.
Judith A. Ellington makes to Mathew
SHE, trustee, a title bond to make deed
to a lot in this city.
W. p. A. Ramsey deeds to Ann c. North
three acres Of land in Knox county, Tenn,
for $4,000.
NJ. SHE, trustee, and wife, makes tC
Judith A. Ellington a title bond to make I
deed to a lot in this city.
Alien Cotton, Sr, makes To Allen Cot
ton, Jr., and others, a deed of gift TO LAND
in this county.
Allen Cotton, ST., makes 10 Margaret
Cotton and Others, a deed of gin TO IL;
acres and g. square poles Of land in tn,
county.
+. &. Dunnington transfers to John
Ward, an Interest in the Union and Amer
can and in the Union and Dispatch news
papers for $500
W. w. Miller deeds to Racial A. Hens
lev a lot on South Cherry street for $1,000
John Lumsden deed the Charles Savers
Ewing 4 Bysors' tan yard for $500.
q. W. Harding deeds to Robert II. Man
love, a lot in Harding's addition for $500
Morton b. Howell, Clerk and Master
/ deeds to r. p McSmith and F. Cook lot
| ia the city for S24,0 900.
J. O Shackelford leases TO w. T. Shack
elford. land in Stewart county, Tennessee
c. +. II. Martin and s. w Childress
trustees, deeds 5. L. Sigman, lot in th
city for Sl405.
Z. +. II Martin and s. W. Childress
Trustees, deeds to Champin & Combs, 10
in The city for Sl0O6.
Emiline Hill deeds 10 Betty Shify, a 10
in the city for S720.
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The PRATT RAPE CASE IN THE ST.
PREME CoURF-CoNFIRNIATIoN OF THE
SENTENCE OF THE LOWER CoURT.-The
case Of the State against George E.
Pratt, for alleged rape on the person of
Emma Collins, was yesterday decided in
the Supreme Court, that tribunal confirming
the sentence Of the Criminal Court Judge
Let us briefly refer to the case. Last sum
mer. on the complaint of Emma Collins,
Pratt was tried for rape on the person OF
that young lady, in the Criminal Court,
Judge Frazier presiding. 1t was alleged
on the part Of the complainant, that the
defendant, who is well known as the keeper
Of dancing academy here, one night after
the dancing exercises were over, treated
her to drugged wine, causing insensibility,
and after putting her in this condition, per
petrated the crime for which he was tried.
Able counsel argued the canse on both sides,
the attorneys for the defense earnestly
insisting that the girls character was bad
| before Pratt became actor in the scene.
| After several days the jury brought in
/ verdict Of guilty, and the Judge sentenced
| the prisoner 10 fifteen years in the peniten-
tiary. An appeal was promptly taken to
the Supreme Cont, in the meantime Pratt
| being let ont on bail. As has been stated,
the Supreme Cont yesterday confirmed the
sentence of the lower court Immediately
| after the decision was rendered, Mr.. Colyar,
| one Of the counsel for the defense, moved
1 that the sentence be deferred until a sworn
certificate of Miss Collins should be submit
| ted 10 Gov BroWnloW. This certificate Is 10
| the effect that her testimony was false, she
having periured herself When the decision
was rendered, Pratt, who was in court, burst
| into tears. He was taken in custody by
| the Sheriff and committed 10 the county
| jail, pending action on the part of the
| Governor in his case.
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COLLISION OK THE LOUISVILLE RAIL
BoAD-DETENToN OF TRAINs.-Yest
day morning early 4 collision occurred on
the Louisville railroad, which, fortunately,
did not result in any other damage than
the smashing of some cars. and the slight
injury of few persons. The regular
passenger train which should have reached
here at O'Clock, run into a construction
train at Pilot Knob station, a little beyond
Gallatin. From what wec0uld learn about
the matter, it appears that the passenger
train was a little behind time before reach
ing Pilot Knob. Shortly after the hour at
which it should have reached there, the
Waterman, in response TO an enquiry from
the engineer Of the construction train, in-
formed the latter that the train had gone
by Relying on this information, the con.
struction train was moved out on the main
track, aud while stationary there, was run
into as has been stated. 1t is rumored that
the Waterman had been asleep on his post.
Some of the cars belonging to the construc-
ton train we're pretty badly demolished
while he locomotive and tender of the
passenger train, WIS put somewhat out of
shape The passengers were detained IN
til the arrival of the next passenger train,
which got in Yesterday evening about six
o'clock.
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In Chancery nt NashYille.

State Of Tennessee-Clerks Office, Chaneery
Court at Nashville, January the Sth. 1867.
Lockard 4 Ireland. compliments vs.. Simon
Brody, ct ais. defendants
TTAPPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
in this cause that the defendants Samuels x
Holman, Nef, Egan&SlOeumb, HymanGMOse
Kaufman & ROsenfeld. Meyberg 4 Co.. S. lsaacs
x Son, Elsback 4 Brown. and karchenner Co..
are nOn-residents of the State Of Tennessee IL
is therefore ordered that they enter their appear
ance herein before OF within the first three days
of the next term of said Court, to be held on the
first Monday in May next. 1861. and plead. an
swer or demur to compliments bill or the same
will be taken for confessed as to them and
set for hearing expnrte, and that COPY Of this
order be published for four successive weeks IN
the Nashville Union and Dispatch.
A copy--Attest NJ. B. HOWELL,
Clerk and Master.
NJ M Brian II Snlr for enmppt. marl-W4t
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AK ACKNOWLEDGED INSTITUTION
" Browns Bronchial Troches," are among
the acknowledged institutions Of the land.
What would our ministers, our lecturers,
our lawyers DO without these invaluable
Truches? To what an amount of ahems
and coughs and throat clearings would We
be all subjected, were it not for those all
powerful and soothing lozenges? We have
tried them, and they did rs good. '-Neu
York YatenleV.
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Tn Cbancerv At Nashville.

State Of Tennessee-Clerk's Office. Chaneery
Court at Nashville January the Sth. 1867.
Jas A. Mcclure complainant. VS.. c. ID. Elliott,
ct al, defendants.
IT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
in this cause that the defendant Geo. NJ.
Everhart is a non resident of the State of Tea
nessee: it is therefore ordered that be enter his
appearances herein before OF within the first three
days Of the next tar1n of said Court, 10 be held
on the first Mondayin May next, 1867. and plead
answer or demur to compliments bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed as to him and
set for hearing exparte and that copy of this
order be published for four successive weeks IN
the Nashville Union and Dispatch.
A copy-Attest. NJ Il. HOW ELL,
Clerk and Master.
John : Brien Sol'r for cOmplt mari-w4t
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STREET RAmRoAD.-The cars on the
South Nashville street railroad appear to be
carrying more passengers than usual Is
this to be attributed to the fact that the
price Of fare has been reduced tOlhose who
purchase a dollar worth Of tickets at a
time
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French Brothers. No. 8 Broad stre

French Brothers. No Broad street.
continue to sell their large stock Of Iron, Nails,
Bolts Nuts. Washers, Hinges, Vices, Auvels,
Gum Packing, Hoes, Trace Chains. Steelyards,
etc. Our Tennessee Iron. Tennessee Flows
Tennessee Bellows, Tennessee Furniture need
no comment. Call and examine. We also have
six eight-wheel Freight Cars. price $3.50 each.
and platform track scale. q feet. capacity 30
tons, price $3.50. feb6tf
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Az IMPosroR "A dispatch from Chicago
says that a man named Ogden, who has
been palming himself of there for several
days as the Superintendent Of the Louis
vile end Nashville railroad, and dead
heading himself generally, was arrested as
a common sRindler.
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THE undersigned having Just returned
from the East, takes pleasure 10 inform the
public ia general that he has replenishsd
his store with the most carefully selected
stock Of custOm-made boots and shoes
which he will sell low for cash.
NJ MoRGAEsTERE,
Nashville Shoe Store, No. "a North Col
Iege street. Tfeb24-lm
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For Rent.

DY DECREE IN CHANCERY. IN THE CAST
ID Of Jno. W. Walker vs.. the Sheriff Of Davidson
county and Others / am directed to rent for the
year 1867 the following property, VIZ:
The Store House now occupied BY Messr5. n
y. Cheatham J. Co
The Stole House on Church street occupied BY
Messrs Hamilton Green. And Store Room
between the two houses above mentioned.
Those wishing 10 rent will call on me az K. b.
Cheatham Co.'S, corner Of Church and College.
der9-tf fBl K r. WOODS. Trustee.
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DEATH OF SENsATIoN.--W learn that
Miss Leo Hudson, equestrian actress, and
not unknown TO the Nashville boards, has
lust mel with a serious loss in the death Of
her magnificent trained horse Sensation
He was killed very recently by some acct
dent in his stable at Patterson, New Jersey,
where Miss Hudson " as playing an engage
meni. The loss is one which it wall require
time 10 replace In the meantime, rs We
are informed, Miss Hudson will continue
on the stage, substituting for her equestrian
performances snch plays as Beldimonio
Griffith Gauni and Belphegor, for which hel
physique and splendid voice admirably
adapt her.
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In Chancerr At NashYiIIe.

State Of Tennessee-Cl Office. Chancery
Court at Nashville, January the 18th, 1867.
ii d. Mckinney Agent. complainant, vs.. Wm.
WehIe and others. defendants.
IT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
in this cause that the defendants. VIM. w chile.
VIM. Gleuny and A. r. dlenny are nOu-residents
of the State Of Tennessee IL is therefore ordered
that they enter their appearance herein before
OF within the first three days of the next term OF
said Court 90 be held on the first Monday in
May next 1867, and plead, answer or demur 20
complainant's bill, or the same will be taken for
confessed as to them and set for hearing exparte,
and that copy Of this order be published tor
four successive weeks in the Nashville Union and
Dispatch.
A copy-Attest: NJ b. HOWELL,
CLERK and Master.
n. 4 Ed. Baxter. Sol'r for c0mpl't. marl-wtt
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CINCINNATI MARKER.

eINCISRAri. March 1-Flour unchanged Corn
SIC. Wheat firm. at 81 IS for spring. Oats Sc
for No. l. Rye 81 q. Barley unchanged. Cot
ton in moderate demand at 2o1z for middling up-
lands. Whisky 50 %, but buyers only offer 81 2,
Mess pork frmer at $40. but there is no demand
and no sales. Bulk meats are held frmer at
I1zq914gl015 for shoulders. Gold closed at
lSS3z@l39 buying, and 1891 glSsA selling. Ex-
change steady. Money easy.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON. March l.-Consols closed dull at 81
for money; 5-20s 73l Z; Illinois Central. 7Gl4, and
Erie. 36A.
LIVERPOOL, March 1.-Cotton closed firm at
l35sd for middling uplands. 1875 for Orleans;
sales amounted to 10000 bales, Breadstutfs dull
Corn sold to-day at 36s 3D. Provisions firm.
Petroleum quoted at Is ID
st. Louis Market.
ST.. Louis. March Tobacco in fair demand
at unchanged prices, Cotton quiet at &c. Flour
very dull at s. 50@Sl0 for superhne; sl0@Sl0 IS
for extra. Wheat more active at s. 6l4$8 Sc
for good spring; 81 IS for prime fall. Corn dull
and lower Pork $40 5O@s20. Baeon-shoulders
l2GleZ; clear sides Is. Whisky dull at s. IS.
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MEssRs. ANDERSON, JOHNSON & SMITH
will offer to-day at public sale at the court
house, at II o'clock, twenty-four acres of
land on the Louisville and Nashville rail-
road, two aud a quarter miles from the
city; d lot on Woodland street in Edge
field two lots on jackson street, Harding's
addition; two lots on Pearl street, west Of
McLemore; lot No. 6, Bloods subdivision
on Ash street, and brick house No. l0l,
Pearl street This property is sold under
a trust deed, without reserve or redemption.
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TWINES ONLY.
ESTABLISHED Is4S.

= LIZ Il D Hsf"s
James p. Trayers, 46 Beekman ~, n.
mWINES FOR GRAIN. COFFEE. SALT
and duanO Sacks, Cotton Bales, Ham Bags,
Wrapping, Writing. News. Book aud Sand
PAPER, Paper Hangings, Seine and 6illing Nets,
Fly Nets, Spindle Banding and Loom Cords, To
bacco, WOsl and Hop TWine; Mattrass, Tut
ing Stitching, Broom. Binding, Sewing, Sail,
and all other IHines. 49,. .HH S
TWines for Hard ware, Dry Goods. GTpeers,
Druggists, Ship Chambers, Book Binders. Paper
aud Broom Makers, Stationers, Upholstei srs,
Fishermen, WeAyers, and all other Traders
Cotton, Chalk and PioW Lines. Tr0t. Staging
and Out Lines. Samples can be seen and orders
Ell with O..EWIN8 4 CO., Nashville. Tenn.
ian91 -4toaw sat
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THE friends Of Governor Brownlow will
be pleased 10 learn that he is fast recover
ing from his recent indisposition. DR.. F.
w. Sparkling, who has been attending the
Governor in his illness, informs us that his
patient will very soon be in his wonted
health.
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JEFF MILLER had Lucy Miller, his
brothers wife, arrested yesterdy, and taken
before Squire Mathews. JET and his
brother reside in the same housein the conn
try. A family dispute arose, and Lucy
sought TO settle il by firing pistol at her
dear brother-in-law. The ball passed
through an intervening door, but did JEFF
no harm. Lucy was fined s. and costs
The parties were all negroes, of course.
What would the courts do now il it were
not for the darkies?
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In has been our pleasure for the last few
weeks TO keep the public informed Of the
progress Of the great religious awakening
in our midst We understand that the
large audience room Of McKendree Church
is we'll filled every evening, and that its
altar ia literally crowded with seekers of
religion. According 10 announcement, q
large company will be admitted to the full
fellowship Of the Methodist Church on TO-
morrow
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AMUsEMENTs.-Th Aldelphi was per
fectly packed last night with one Of tie
most fashionable audiences We have seen
for months. Miss. Laura Keene makes her
last appearance this evening, when very
attractive performance may be expected.
The Buislay's complete their engagement
at the New Theatre tonight.
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A GENTLEMAN was before the Recorder,
Monday, and fined $50 and costs for having
been engaged in a fight, in which he
punished his antagonist badly He was
zap before Squire Wilkinson yesterday for
the Same fight, and fined SO and costs.
Can't brother Brownlow have him arrested
now, and forced 60 pay tribute to the
State treasury?
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THE EIvEa.-The Cumberland is higher
now than il has been this winter, and Is
still rising. Adyices from upthe riveeE say
that rise Of ten feet is yet 20 come down.
If this be the ease, those that live IN parts
Of the city subject to overflow ought to
make preparations TO vaeate.
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TIE BRENTWOOD Arson CAsE.-Th

TIE BRENTWOOD ARSON CAsE.-The
parties 10 this case were again in court yes
terday. Lloyd, the prosecutor, Robert
Cunningham, Thomas Cunningham, and
Mr.. Chalk, were bound over in the sum Of
$500 each 10 keep the peace. w. z. Gun
ningham gave a bond Of $1,000 for his aP-
pearance al the next term Of the criminal
FNnrt
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ADDRESS on JUDeE MuAs AT TIA
CArIroI--An appreciatiye audience list
ened 10 the address Of Hon. Wm. Mills
delivered in the hall of the Rouse Of Rep.
reseniatiyes Yesterday evening in aid Of the
Protestant orphan Asylum. The speaker
la chaste aud eloquent language, referred 10
the inexhaustihie resources Of our State,
and impressed on his audience the vast
results Tor good which would be accom-
plished by general diffusion Of in'elli'
gence and education among our people
Education Cor the masses education FOR all
going hand with the development Of oui
natural resumes, would e'er long mak'
tennessee take front rank among the States
of the Union. The Judges address was !
model in a. way, aud appreciated accord
iugly.
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The greatest variety and the best quality
Of custom made shoes, consisting Of Ladies'
and Misses glove kid Congress CATERS and
balmora shoes, and side lace, can be had
at the Nashville Shoe Store, No. "a North
College street, at low prices.
frb24-lm NJ. MORGANsTERN.
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a Gard 20 TnvaIIas.-A clergyman. while

4 Gard 90 InvaIitls.-A clergyman. while
residing in South America as a missionary, dis
covered a safe and simple remedy for the cure
Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay. Diseases of
the Urinary and Seminal Organs. and the whole
train Of disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured
by this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire to
benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, will send
the recipe for preparing and using this medicine.
in sealed envelope. to any one who needs it,
FREE OF CHARGE. Address st
JOsEPH 7. INMAS. -.
Station D, Bible House. New York city.
febl4-3m@
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ARRBsTED.--A little white boy was ar
rested Yesterday charged with striking a
negro, and will be examined to-day before
Squire Patterson.
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HENRY j. DUDLEY.

Architect.
SPECIFICATIONS AND WORKING DRAW
OINGS, made with OF without superintendanee
Office at the Maxwell House.
REFEBKNCRs.
JOHN OvERrox, J. J. MCCAIN.
W. ID. FULTON. Ii. EAST
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RIVER NEWS

ARRIVED.
March Phantom, Evansville.
H Talismsn, Cairo.
DEPARTED.
Nashville, Cairo.
Phantom, Evansville.
LEAVING TODAY.
Talisman, Cairo.
The river continues to rise. There are
now twenty-four feet water on Harpeth
Shoals.
At P. NJ. yesterday, the wharf looked
deserted. Not boat was there, and of the
immense quantities of freight but few
piles remained.
The Talisman arrived last night from
Cairo, and will leave at P. NJ. to-day.
The Nashville, which left yesterday,
took but little freight.
The Phantom came in from Evansville
with 1900 sacks of corn, consigned to Rhea,
Smith & Co., discharged it, and vanished
like phantom.
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Proceedings of the Supreme court

ETtlVf7IlIIUNN OF IIF NEtTIENElIV NNI1'
NASHVILLE Tenn, March !, ls6'.-
Court met this day pursuant TO adjourn
ment, all the Judges being present.
A. b. Shankland rs. J. j. Beech ct ais.
BY Judge Hawkins. Decree of the Chan
Cellor modified and affirmed
George r. Pratt as the State. In this
case the defendant was convicted in the
Criminal Cont OF Davidson county, and
senteuced 10 fifteen wears imprisonment in
the penitenliary The Judgment Of the
Criminal Court was affirmed. Judge Haw-
Eins delivering the opinion OF the court
The court has spent the day On the iir-i
cali Of the equity docket of the ninth cir
chit, which will be resumed tomorrow.
j. G.. FRAZER. Clerk.
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Corner Union and Cherry ST., Opposite
Bank of Tennessee, bankers, and
Dealers an Gold, silver, Govern
ment stocks, Compound Interest
Notes, land Warrants and Southern
Bank Notes,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

You can Boy the best quality Of Cumber-
land Coal of. G. Roach. at S. so per load a.
bushels.) delivered, No a North Cherry street.
two doors from the Maxwell House.
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THE CITY

THE Legislature, according to joint reso-
luton adopted in both Houses, viii adjourn
sine die on next Monday week, the llth inst.
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selling Ont al New York COst.
To close business, we are positively closing
out at New York cost prices our stock Of Fine
Groceries, Wines, Brandies, Havana and Do
nestle Cigars PANDoLFIEI 4 RIyA,
ianlO u North Cherry street