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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES:


CHICAGO, Feb. ll.-In the Superior
Court this morning, new trial was
granted in the Stewart divorce. The court
gave complainant leave to attend bill
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Fire.

OTTAWA, ILL.,, Feb. 1.-THE largest fire
ever in this city occurred last night,
destroying nine houses, mostly stores. Loss
$4,000, insured for $4,000.
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EROM THE NETGHBORHOoD Of KIN.
IL deThOOk, Maury county, Tenn, a BAY
MARE. about six years old next spring, fifteen
handsshigh. small white spot in her forehead
and some saddle marks on back, very shert
name and tail, both very dark. Twenty-Five
dollars for the Mare or fifty dollars for the THE
and Mare. Apply to -
J. 7. s. GREENFIELD,
or X. c. PUCKETT.
feb9-2t> Near WilliamSport Tenn.
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Fannd GnfIfr nfporin,---

New YORK, Feb. Il.-Louford Connover
detective who fabricated testimony OF the.
completely OF Jefferson Davis with the
Lincoln assassination plot, has been found
guilty of perjury.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
cotton Plantations for Lease

EOUR OFTHE FINEST COTTON PLANTA-
Il tiOnS in the State Of Louisiana. on the Mis-
sissippi river, in the Parish of West Feliciana.
will be rented for one term of years. There
is stock. farming i'm plements, feed, cation seed.
ETC.. on each place.
For terms. etc.. apply to
febl2-lW GED. ". SHIELDS
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ACK MALONE

I'HIS DISTINGUISHED RACE HORSE
L and Stallion will make the present season
at my stables at seventy-fYe dollars CASH
which must be paid in all cases upon the re
mOYal of the nrOperty Also
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Lebanon Wooden Mills.
NOTICE.

I HAVE ON HAND AND READY FOR
i delivery, goods manufactured at Lebanon
Tenn, by Messrs. Vim. Grisham 4 Co. and snb
ject to the charges annexed to each nnme par
ties concerned will pecse call and ger their
goods
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Amount insured thereby 2.08l. $50 %
3. q. PATTERSON. President.
RODNEY DENNIS, Secretary.

RODNEY DENNIS. Secretary.
STATE OF. CONNECTTCUT,)
HARTFORD County, 80.
HARTFORD. January % 1867.
Personally appeared j. G.. PATTERSON,
President, and RODNEY DENNIS, Secretary
of the Travellers Insurance Company. and sew
orally made oath that the above statement By
them subscribed Is true, according t. their beet
knowledge and belief
CHAS. I. WILSON, Notary Public.
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE,
NASHVILLE Ian. 50, 1867
This is to certify, that the Travellers Insurance
Company, of Hartford. Connecticut, located at
Hartford, in the State Of Connecticut, has com
piled with all the requirements Of the Code on
the subject of Foreign Insurance Corporations
in sections l49S to 1907 inclusive as well az the
act Of24th of March, 1860, chapter 2l5 section TO-
requiring a deposit with the Comptroller Of
twenty thousand dollars of six per cent bonds Of
the State.
And that Joseph Nash. P. p Peck and J. F.
Pearl, are the legally authorized Agents of said
Company in the town Of Nashville State of
Tennessee. s. ". HATCHETT
febZ-3w Comptroller
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DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE CIR
ID cult Court of the United States for the Mid
die District of Tennessee, in case of McFerran
ct ais VS.. Mckay 4 Foster, | will, on the 18th
MARCH, 1867, between the hours of II and A. on
the premises ON DICKERsON PIKE, NEAR NASH
WILLIE, expose to sale to the highest bidder the
tract of land on which Felix q. Mckay now
resides, containing ass Acres, which tract
has been divided into three farms containing
respectively "a acres, 100 pOles 103 acres, $50
poles and l27 acres, poles-bounded on the
north by lands of Robert Cartwright on east by
lands of S. s. Hall and Thomas Walker; on south
by lands of John Eubanks and on west by lands
OF W. ID. Phillips and Caroline Z. Beel. SOLD
WITHOUT REDEMPTION.
TERMs-Qne-third cash, balance on credits Of
6, II, Is and "a months, purchaser to give secu-
rity. Interest from date and lien retained
ALSO, AT SAME TINE AND PLACE | will sell for
cash all the personal property Of the said Felix
@. Mckay, consisting of household and kitchen
furniture, farming utensils blacksmith tools,
three mules, two horses, one yoke oxen, one
mich cow etc, etc, ETC., etc.
E, r. CAMPBELL,
febl2-td Special Commissioner.
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Z a AIT

most beautiful thoroughbred Stallion, at
twenty five dollars per season.
Mares kept with care at five dollars per month
but no liability for accidents OF escape
For further particulars see bills.
febl2-lm ". @. HARDING.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
~ parties indebted TO the late Frank Mc3av-
Ock TO come forward and pay their indebted
ness, and to all persons having claims against
him to file the same within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be forever barred.
W. q. HARDING,
febl2-lm Executor Of Frank Mc9avock
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A GREAT BARGAIN.
FOR GATE

MO. 90 on HIGH STREET. FRONTING
~ 40 by $50 feet to an alley. Brick House ter
rooms, besides basement-water and gas. al
complete. Possession given Immediately
Apply to
ANDERSON. JOHNSON 4 SMITH.
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FOR SALE.

CPLENDID PROPERTY ON CHERRY
y street, next to Union Block and opposite the
Maxwell House-l9 feet or . feet, with house at
a rent Of 10 per cent. on cost.
Apply TO
ANDERSON, JOHNSON 4 SMITH.
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CHANCERY SALE
FOR
Tuesday, February 26, 1867.

A. r. Morrill, & Co. vs. Minor Douglass
&CO
IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
i ChRnceTy Court at Nashville in above named
cause will sell at McEwen Station, on the ln5
of Nashville and Northwestern Rsilroad in
Humphreys county, at l2O'clock, on
Tuesday, February &c. 1867.
TIVE tracts OfLand belonging to Minor Douglass
CO.-One lying Immediately at the Station
and containing about 100 acres; the other lying
about two miles from the Station, and containing
situated the Saw Mill formerly run bv Minor
Douglass Il Co.
The Sales will be fer cash. su beet to redemp-
ton. MORTON y. HOWELL,
tebl2-td Clerk and Master.
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EOST.

ON YESTERDAY MORNING. EITHER ON
" Church, Cherry or Market streets, double
case SILVER WATCH. detached lever, No.
f2l, with the initials II. L. engraved on the
inside. The finder will be handsomely rewarded
by leaving it at No. 10 North Market street
feh12-lWr
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Election Notice.

OFFICE NASHVILLE GAS LTGHT Co.
February s. 1867.
FDHF STOCKHOLDERS OF THE NASH
i willie Gas Light Company are hereby notified
that the Annual Election of Directors will take
place al their Office on the 9TH DAY OF
MARCH. 1867.
JAS. II. kENDRICK, Sec'y.
teb9-td lClty papeTs e0pY.l
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Fishing Tackle.

Fishing Tackle,
onsisting Of Hooks from the most ceIs-
bated manufactures Of Limerick, Ireland.
and Silk, Grass, Japanese. and Gable laid
Lines. Also, Reels. Bamboo and Japansss
Rods; together with every thing usu1ily
found in a first class establishment
A large lot of the celebrated Ne plus ultra
Black and Plantation Imperial aud other
FIRE TEAS just received
~ Prescriptions compounded wIth &c
curacy by competent and experienced PhaT-
macists; and Physicians and others can
depend on the most entire reliability in the
execution Of Orders all goods being war
ranted as represented.
STEPHENS 6 WATKINS,
Corner College and Union SIS.
n5T1l tsp
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
EDWARD S. JONES,
Wholesale Dealer in
z A 2 H r.
No. 8 Inn Block, Public Square,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
NASHVILLE. TENN.

HAVING ESTABLISHED MYSELF PER-
IL manently in Nashville. l take pleasure in
informing Printers and Publishers, and Paper
dealers generally, in this and adjoining States,
that having perfected arrangements with some
Of the leading manufactures in the North l will
be enabled at all times to supply them at rea-
sonabe rates with all qualities of Book and
News Paper, Fiat Cap. Letter. Manila, COlored
Paper of every variety, ETC., etc Also, a fine
stock of Printers Inks always on hand Orders
from country Publishers and Stationers solicited
and promptly attended to.
Ginseng, BeeSWaX. Feathers. and all kinds Of
country Barter purchased.
Highest market price paid for Cation. Wooden
and Linsey Rags. teblO.H
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WANTED,

:. O0O POUNDS or TOBOCCO.-WE
OsOOO viii pay the best market price for
Tobacco. in good prizins s-ier az No. 10 South
Marie street Nashville.
dec27-tf Letter d co.
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For Lense d Rcnf..


No. . South Market street
Nashville, Feb 2. lss7y-2r
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REGULAR AUCTION SALES

Every Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday.
Also. Special Sziss Of Stock or any other pro-
party. Will be made aJ any time or place parties
may desire. n. Is. TAYLOR, Auctioaeer.
fe65-tf Once No-Jhwest cor. Marketh 1uze.
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The name Of this Company is The TgAvFLERs'
TysVRANCE COMPANY; 10 Is located at Hart
ford. Conn, and was Incorporated June 18th,
iS63
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SPOTTED Tail, the eminent Chief of the
Brule Sioux, recently enunciated his views
Of the Spirit Land 20 party of whites at
North Platte, Nebraska. After death, he
had an idea that the spirit always moved
about. He had frequently heard the voices,
in the stiffness Of the forest, from friends
that had departed. The Sioux formerly
buried their dead on seaffolds and the limbs
of trees They do so now on the plains,
along the streams where there are trees,
and upon scafiolds upon the hills. The
reason for this is becausethe spirit is more
free to range about than when buried In
the ground. He once went to war with the
Pawnees. He heard voice calling 10 him
from the top OF high hill. He went up to
the top Of the hill and the voice continued
calling to him from the timber. He looked
about and found no one there. 1t was
spirit. The voice told him what TO do.
He believed it and followed the advice.
He went into the fight and came out vic
torioua FH r $500
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II niau aud 9ispatfh.
sATURDAY. DECEMRER :, Isez.
Largest Circulation in City and State.
AN OVATION TO GEN LEE.

From the Petersburg (Va) Express. Nov. co.
The visit Of General Robert f. Lee 10
this city on Thursdsy, to attend the mp
tiais of his son, was rendered perfect
ovation by the greetings of the citizens.
Upon the arrival of the train at Pocahon-
tas Bridge, Childress' excellent band, which
volunteered for the occasion, sounded the
first note OF welcome with the beautiful
Marseillaise Hymn" The band then
got on the train, and on the arrival at Jar
rats Hotel, struck up again, but the music
was almost drowned by HE huzzas of the
immense crowd assembled there. The
General no sooner entered the open car
riage in waiting, than "three times three"
were given, hats and handkerchief were
waved aloff, and every expression ofpride
and delight at the appearance in our midst
Of one who has 80 signaliy endeared himself
20 the Southern people, was manifested by
the fhrong. The balconies and windows Of
the hotel were filed with ladies, and the
whole area in front was alive with people.
In response to their manifestation, the
General rose in his carriage, lifted his hat
from his mead, and bowed to the assemblage.
He was accompanied by Major General
VIM. II. Malone, whose guest he was. In
the meantime the band continued to per-
form popular and soul-stirring airs, and as
the carriage moved away the shouts Of the
people mingled with the strahs Of music,
and followed him until it was out of sight
One little unpleasant episode occurred
during the demonstration at the depot. A
person whose name is unknown expressed
his sentiments by uttering groan, and az
he did so Mr. Benjamin Butts, who was
standing near, knocked him down. He was
about to punish him further when the I'M
known person drew a knife, stabbed Mr..
Butts in the hand, and then scrambling
over upon all fours, crawled into the midst
of the crowd and disappeared undetected.
We suppose the "groaner" considers it
political sacrilege for a disarmed people TO
express qualification upon meeting a Con-
federate General. Happily such an intoler-
ant spirit does not animate the true men of
the North and when we remember how
General Lee WAS huzzaed by the Federal
soldiers in Richmopd after the surrender,
and howAEsHlX q. slhem sought the priyi-
lege ~ jssi sfng their appreciation of his
Eirtues ia asping his hand, the spiteful
gFosBss 81 unknown individual assumes
the lot lace among things mean and
coRs tible.
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BY TRLRGRAP Il.
NOON DISPATCHER
NEW YORK D1spATCHEs

= 4 . 3.
Demand AbOut go be Made-COnfirma-
lion of the Destruction of United
STATES Steamers.
NEW YORK, Dec 6.-The Herald's spe-
cial Mexican kilograms from HAVANA,
state that demand was about being made
upon Guatemala for injuries sustained BY
the invasion of Chedpas Escobeda il re-
ported to have said that fifteen thousand
men could seize Cuba. Ortega is still a
prisoner. 3 iaa $3.50. -9g 4.t
The embalmer of Maximilian's remains
has been prosecuted for selling relics of
the Prince. Some of the members of Con-
gress are in prison. ..lia. 5al .. aHtfz
t. The same special contains further news
frola st. Thomas and the other West In,
dia islands. The report that the United
States steamers DeSota and Manongahela
had been totally wrecked in a storm of
Santa Cruz, is confirmed. IL is thought
that the crews of the two steamers would
be mostly saved aH.A e3i a faA@ f1
More earthquake shocks are reported,
and everybody was trying to get away from
there.
The Danish Commissioner had arrived
to deliver the island of st. Thomas up to
the United States. III, Ia. .ss.a.3 n. s
The frigate Navarro, with Maximilian's
remains, left Havana yesterday for
Trieste. - f sia'l ta
The Herald's special says the whisky
fraud investigation committee will urge a
reduction of the tax to fifty cents, to be
collected according to the capacity of the
still. -----r. -. h .--..l-. ...4
The Tribune's special says the House
Committee on Foreign Affairs are unani-
nously of the opinion that additional
legislation is necessary for the protection
Of American citizens travelling abroad.
The Times special says the public debt
statement will show an increase of eight or
ten millions, owing to paying interest.
Twenty-eight millions of coin will be re-
quired for the same purpose soon, but there
are one hundred millions of coin in the
Treasury now.
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THE New York Mail says: "The en-
gagement Of Miss Kitty Dix, youngest
daughter of General Dix, our Minister to
France, TO Mr.. Walch, formerly of Brook
Ign, is announced. The wedding is TO
take place soon, and many elegant bridal
presents have already been sent to Paris
from this side OF the water. Miss Dix is
noted for her queenIy manner and high
breeding, and appears 70 great advantage
ia society. $40 VI rs A2a "
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Our Financial and CONNER.
cial Column.

Every department Of business has an imme-
date interest In the markets OF the country. and
in its financial fluctuations and condition. The
man who fails TO keep himself properly ad-
vised as to the rise and fall Of the markets as
controlled By the laws Of demand and supply,
and the relative condition OF the currency. Is
exposed 10 constant loss. and must necessarily
IN behind his more intelligent and enterprisins
nsishbors. In order 10 make our paper valuable
a, well az interesting, we shall continue to
make this SPECIAL FEATURE. Oar DSlS
Market Hepsrtss domestic and foreign. by telo-
sFaph. and our City Reports, gotten up al heaVy
expense. have challenged tbs commentator Of
our best business men; while our current flnan-
oial Reports from all the leading n.oney centre
Of the country are fuller than have ever
published by any other journal in Tennessee.
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EUROPEAN NEWS.
Tbe French Occupancy of ROme-The
Alabama CIaims-The Presidents
Message. $4,000 81 ID. AL

Alabama CIaims-The Presidents
Message. eH .-.
PARIS, Dec. 5.-The discussion of the
question on the French occupancy of Rome
was continued in the Corps Legislatif yes.
terday. M. Theirs made long speech,
defending the policy of the government in
preserving the temporal power of the Pope.
He characterized Gen. Garibaldi as the
falcon with which Italy hunts.
All the French troops have left Rome.
In the Corps Legislatif this evening the
debate on the Italian affairs was continued.
NJ Routher said that without France
Italy could not f9aye saved Rome from
revolution. i rE u
LONDON, Dec. 5.-Copious extracts OF
the message of President johnson have
been published. In commenting on the
message the Times has the following: The
message shows that Mr.. johnson has
learned nothing He transcends himself
in impotence. He regards his Office as
absolute sovereigns do their prerogatiVes.
where the hope of the people OF the United
States lies, between johnson on one side
and Stevens on the other. s a-
The other journals use similar language.
The reference in the Presidents mes
sage to the Alabama claims, coupled with
Lord Stanley's dispatches to Mr.. Ford on
the same subject, has created considerable
distrust in financial circles.
In the Commons this evening the mat
ter of the mail contract across the Allan.
tic came up again for consideration. The
government informed the House thai
| the National Steam Navigation Company
was one of the unaccepted bidders. Tha
line offered to carry the American mai
between New York and Liverpool at tbs
rate of one penny per half ounce, bat re
quired fourteen days for the trip without
penalties of failure. By the present con
tract one penny per letter is to be paid.
In the House of Lords this evening
Earl Derby said that Lord Stanley hai
refused to go into the proposed conlerenc,
for the settlement of the Roman question
until basis likely to be agreed TO by th'
great powers had been previously submit
ted. s.f-.s.
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section providing for the tax OF two and
one-halfper cent
II was moved to concur in the min ority
report, and upon this question there was
considerable discussion. Without reach
ing vote the House adjourned until 9
A. NJ, on Monday next.
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For the Family Circle,

And cor the special pleasure and prOst Of the
vouns. earh week we will give a general literary
end religious miscellany. Nothing shall hna
its way into our columns unfit for che peIusal
the mothers and daughters Of the land. pepre-
eating the demoraliEing sensatioaslism OF many
contemporary iOurasls, we shall eschew thai
character; striyius to sive thsTsader substantial
matter. profsTring to be asofal father than
eusatioual
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Our Manufacturing and Do
mestic Interests.

We shah constantly admopish the Southern
neople 10 he seif-reIiant, and shall do what We
nav he able 10 induce the establishment Of
manufactures in our midst for our nome pro
ducts. To this end We win pay special attention
"a the COST and STATISTICS Of manufacturing
ana exert ourselves to encourase the diversih-
cation Of Southern industries and the develops
ucnt Of Southern resources,
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TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF WHITE
- corrrTv TINY
:. H. colmes, Trustee Of ". Leftwich, "

s. II. Colmes, Trustee Of ". Leftvich, vs.. Dam
lei (. Brown.-Attachment-
TT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT IN
Il this cause that the defendant is q non-resi-
nary process cannot be served on h;rn: Il y
ordered that publication be made for four suc-
cessiye weeks in the Weekly Union. ana Dis
patch. a neTspaper published in the city Of
Nashville, Tenn, notifying the defendant to
appear before the Circuit Court Of said county
to be held at the Courthouse thereof. on the see
ond Monday in January next, to defend said
suit. or the same will be taken for confessed and
set for hearing eE parfe- This November %, 1867
W..M RUSSELL, Clerk
nov2I E4t
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a OTTER Iaoal anti hoe ;rst h

AQUEER legal suit has Just been decided
in Frankfort, Kentucky. Alfred Shelby
was the first and Robert J.. Breckenridge
the last husband of Virginia Hart, who
died on the 9Th day Of May, 1859, while
she was Breokinridge's wife.s She had
carefully preserved "a large number of
friendly and confidential letters which she
had received during her girlhood, widow
hood and welded life, and had, on her
deathbed, given and delivered them to
Mrs. Grigsby-an only daughter of the
first marriage On the 9th Of September,
1859, Breckenridge, who, in the mean
time, had been appointed administrator of
his deceased wife's chattels, brought this
suit in equity for enioining the publication
of any of said letters, and for compelling
the surrender of all of them to himself.
The court decided that the wife's private
correspondence is sacred that the husband
cannot control it, and has no right to her
letters, H cox
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A NEW YORK Jenkins says; "The wife
of the editor of one ofsour chief morning
papers had dress-maker's bill last year
which amounted to ten thousand dollars.
This is more than the salary received by
Mr.. Greeley, as editor Of the Tribune"