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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-17

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fddfe8hhager Gt1iniere neIe Srasd Getcpe YtGfips
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-17
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
A Nefari0us Business.

is the richly aighted ship hat il tracked by the
robbers Of the sea; and the principle 1t Is the
popular specific that the land buccaneers, called
terfeiters select for their shining mark.
HOsTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERs
stand preeminent among medicinal preparations In this
country The demand for them is something wonderful
hence the counterfeers know full we'll that
if they can impose their fiery fluids upon the people as
that famous tsnic they make fortunes BY the fraud
They ore now at work Detectives are on the trail OF
some fthe and others have been already brought to
book Let the public second the propretors in their Of
forts to battle the reckless scounres who aeek at once to
poison the community and swndle the firm that has pro-
duced the neat Vegetable Btters ever manufactured
Thinking dodge the law, the countarfeters are axng
to their bottles resembling In orhography and
sound that OF HOSTETTER, such as "HocHsERTrER,
"HooEsrETTER, and the Like Will the public be kind
enough to look this and to also that the label is MI
right with its Ygnette OF St. George and the Dragon.
and its tiny note Of hand, signed "HOSTETTER &
sMITH p The proprietors will do their part to protect
The million from imposition, and they ask the million to
be on the alert against the ploers against their health
January II HOsfETTER d sMITH.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-14
Under,yood as Real Estate Opera tor.

Underwood as q Real Estate Opera tor.
Richmond correspondent of the New York
Herald gives the following version of the process
by which the pure and spotless Judge UNDERWOOD
became the owner of valuable property In AleXan-
dria. If the facts be as here set forth, and if the
United States Senate were what it should be- there
would be no difficulty in impeaching and disrobing
him. Says the HeralFs correspondent:
A revelation hitherto unknown in relation to the
confiscation Of the property of MIR: ". N. McVeigh
in Alexandria, by Judge Underwood, has lately come
statements that after the conscation this property
was purchased by Oakes Ames, John B: Alley ard
Samuel Hooper, OF Massachusetts, and the worthy
Judge himself; but having some grave doubts as TO
tho Validity OF the title thus acquired, judgments
the war were purchased, the property sold again,
and the above parties again becoming the pur-
chasers at mere fractional part OF it's value LII
this way, as Mr.. A1ncs atated, a double title was
gained; but this transaction having been brought
Before Judge Thomas, at Alexandria, the sale was
declared illegal, and tho Congressional trio from
Massachusetts, as well as tho Judge, had again to
fall back upon the original foe simple conscation
title. McVeigh, an original Union man, was at tho
breaking out of hostlties absent from his home,
ed efforts to return, unable to do SO; he per-
sistently refused every inducement offered him to
participate in the rebellion, and when, at T. tho i
close Of the war, he was enabled to return to
Alexandria, it was only to find, us q reward for
IS consistency bis house Sc oosgpGSa SapnsS BY 5nS
eoufscatod and sold. He Immediately called
upon tho Judge and demanded copies Of the
papers upon which this action was based, and was
told to apply for them Mt Norfolk. This he did,
but Underwood knowing that the tenure Of the
property upon these was very uncertain, proceeded
at once to Norfolk, held the court, at which somo
forty officers of the late Confederate Government
indicted for treason and as thls was chance
the list, his being the only civilians appearing
thereon This precuded the possibility OF McVesh ess
action for the recovery of his lawful property and
until he can be tried for s offence the matter
Of age. with large family dependent upon him,
and as tho property now held by Ames alley y
over forty years of industry, economy and close
attention to business it is to be hoped that this
outrage on tho part OF the Judge and his colleagues
from Massachusetts, will meet with the censurc it
40 eminontly deserves from the public.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-14
The Business Of the Country.

The New York Eoeutng Post appeals to Congress
for some wise legislation upon financial matters IN
IN article beginning with the following
hear, to be falling upon what are popularly known
as sshard times" Business in most branches IS
dull; men who have been n dozen or twenty years
engaged in mercantile pursuits tell us thoy 1rsVer
knew such unprosperous times.s Sales are small;
stocks Of goods arc not renewed; everybody is
either waiting or suffering; either poor, or Pru-
IDENTIFY expecting to be So It is true that this ls
the dull season OF the year, when trade is expected
to languish somewhat; but there ls more than o
mere temporary deadness.
The great crash, which was go long looked lor,
may not come, because it has been provided
against to certain extent. It is pretty sure that
mon in general do not owe much IL oncy; credit IS
not free ncebteilnes is not great or widespread;
the elements of ssgreat crash aro not, therefore,
at hand. But it would seem that wo may have
presently q general stagnatlon OF business, q dull
ness and deadness as discouraging and dlsa bhng
as the great revulsion of 1957-Perhaps even more
1s and seeking refuge with our neighbors IN the
British provinces, or further yet. Our merchants
find it Impossible to sell American products at q
profit abroad; our workmen, In many branches or
industry, are without employment; men long ana
prosperously established in business are compelled
to abandon that in whicn they. excelod, and to
turn their capital and energy into pursuits less
profitable to the country. Industry and trade nro
alike paralyzed.
The cause of all this is well known. Our curren-
CT is deprecated, our skilled labor is forciby
turned into unaccustomed channels by unwise
leeislation; our manufacturers are burdoned with
taxes which.1nako production too costly for us to
compete in the worlds markets wi other nations;
our people are forced by unjust laws to buy thoir
raw materials and many OF the necessaries OF life
in the dearest markets.
In all this the enemies of liberty see cause for
JOY and hope. 'sThc delays of your Congress, will
vet serve us as NE would not serve ourselves, ex-
claimed shrewd Democrat, the other day, to
Republican. "In al that goes on with you " wrote
o Southern man, q rebel, to friend here lately,
us a service-we shall escape the ruin and disgrace
you are bring upon yourselves. We may yet at.
tain what we wish, by your own sele-destruction."
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-14

A MYSTERY UNRAyE1LED:-For some time past
the quiet, peaceable and law-abidins citizens OF
the southwestern portion of our city, near the
Seventh Infantry encampment, have been missing
taer and calves and wero at loss to know
two half-grown calves at one time. Itwas thought
strange that these animals should so soon forget
their masters crib around which they had been
pcarancc is at last unravelo, and this is its solu-
ton: The soldiers OF the eneampment kil them
for their own use! Last Sunday evening, about
dark, white and black COW was shot by some OF
tLc soldiers and dragged into tho cncampmcnt.
A gentleman residing III that portion OF the town
ct tho spot IN time to see Ss the low draSea %
naturally lod to ask if the troops we're not fur
nished abundant rations, and if it was real neces-
sity that caused them to commit these depreda-
tions, whom we were informed that they arc @ al
lowed to draw money instead of rations. II this
be so, we appeal to tho military authorities :, TO
alter it, in Justice to our citizens as wei as tor the
peace and dignity of our community at large:
sooo Tallahassee Fl0T,ididn.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-14
Washington News.

WASHINGTON January IA dispatch has been
read from Gov CUNNcaHAM, Of Colorado, con
densing the resolution Of the Legislature protest
ing against Colorado's admission, On the ground,
First, that we have right to voice in the seee-
tion Of the character Of our government; Second,
that We have not y sufficient population to support
the expense Of State government; and for these
reasons We trust that Congress will not force q
government on us against If will.
WAsH1Nar:N January IA telegram was re-
ceiyed here Yesterday announcing to the House
that Colorado has passed a resolution protesting
against @ the admission Of that Territory, as u
State. There is, however, a countorblast from
the same section, stating that two hundred col
ored citizens are anxious for it's admission: Ihey
have telegraphed to Representatives ASHLEY,
SUMNER and other friends, that they are anxious
for admission under the provision that the word
sswhite in the Constitution Of Colorado shall not
operate prejudicialy to citizens OF any race or
color,
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New YORK January 12.-Passengers who ar
rived by the steamer San Francisco from Nlcara-
pta to-day report that at San Juan dol Sur they
found 700 passengers from the steamer Santiago,
of whom 500 soldiers had been left by Tho Moses
TAYLOR Found the Santiago at GreytoWn, with
600 moro passengers for tue America 8 return trip
being 1900 in all. The official reports said that 8
passengers and 27 soldiers had died OF cholera. Ii
he America tries to carry them ALL cholera will DO
almost certain to break out. Left Grcytown on
the 1st and next day Ind u case OF cholera IN the
steeraao and deaths from other causes. There
yere deaths during the voyage from cholera
Put into Key West on the 9Th, chiefly to allay the
fright OF rasscngers, 81 Of whom, being fright
ened. deserted the ship. Another account says
that 26 soldiers and an officer, Major Cable, fen
victims to the disease; also passengers and
EMPLOYEES of 4 river steamer. up to the time
That the San Francisco left, and for the 48 hours
previous, there were no new cases. NO women OF
children had the disease.
New YORK, January 19.-The steamship Her
man Livingston, from Havana, has arrived
BALTIMORE, January IA great many mem
bers of the Legislature are here to-day and much
intere.t is displayed about the United States Soma
torship. There is q close match in the State SEN
ate. One member is said to have the casting vote,
but the chances are in favor Of Governor Swami
NASHVILLE, January 13.-The Radical State Con-
ysntion to nominate candidate for Governor,
meets on the 22d Of February. number OF coun-
ties in East Tennessee recommend the re-nomlna-
tion Of Brownlow.
Chancellor Campbell decided to-day that the law
proyiding q Metropolitan police for Nashville is
Unconstitutional and decided q perpetual injunc..
tion against the Polico Commissioner. An appeal
was taken to the Supreme Court.
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