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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-10-22

NEW YORK, Oct. 2l.-Thomas Malone,
who was released from the penitentiary
last Saturday, where he was confined for
an attempt to kill, cut his wife's throat
this morning and then cut his own. Both
bodies were taken to the station house in
Williamsburg.
Twelve thousand dollars worth of COR
poration lands were sold at auction to-day,
bringing good prices.
VIM. Davis, burglar, was sentenced to
the State prison for the period of FIVE
years.
A Boston correspondent of the Express
states that owing to the intimacy Of Baron
Holstein, of the Prussian Legation, with
the wife Of Chas. Sumner the latter pro-
cured his withdrawal from Washington.
The result of the affair is that Mrs. Sum
ner has gone to Europe, and Mr.. Summers
establishment at Washington is closed up.
Nothing criminal is alleged against the
parties.
A Washington special to the Express
says Mr.. Ewing, of Ohio, brother-in-law
of Gen. Sherman, has the best show for
the War Department, and will probably
receive the appointment, with Gen. Sher4
man as adviser in the Presidents interest.
The Episcopal clergy of this city have
presented Bishop Porter, pastor of Trinity
Chapel, with an address, congratulating
him on his safe return TO this diocese from
the Great Britain Council.
Gen. Sheridan and Clinton 3. Fisk are
stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
An attempt to break Jail at the Tombs,
was discovered in season to prevent 1t
being carried out.
Five hundred dollars of the riot funds
have been paid to the widow of officer Nc
Chesney, murdered on Saturday, and she
will draw three hundred dollars per annum
from the police fund. The funeral will
take place Tomorrow, and viii be attended
by large detachment of police.
Z. N. Hill, alias Edward Williams, aud
an accomplice have been arrested as the
supposed authors of number of successful
forgeries, in the way of orders on mercan-
tile houses in this city.
A correction makes the amount of
city property sold at auction $35O,000
The Posts Washington special says the
Judiciary Committee are progressing
slowly with the Maryland investigation,
owing TO the difficulty in obtaining wit
nesses.
Gen. Pile, member of Congress from the
ST. Louis district is looking after revenue
matters in his district. There will be a
change of officers there very soon. The
Revenue Board will this week require all
distillers to annex the new meter.
Information from a Republican source
in Virginia is to the effect that in the cleo
ton tomorrow the party in favor Of con-
yention will be defeated.
Adyices from North Carolina state that
it seems probable the object for which the
convention will meet will be defeated by
contentious of different factions.
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moment the burden of the war aud the
weight Of danger is taken OF, springs back
to its old race hatred. Hence the easy
victory Of Che Rebels in Ohio and Penn
sylvania. While a large portion of the
people have been ready for any measure OF
justice, and would have followed Lincoln
to any height Of national honor another
portion, poisoned by his inidelity to prin-
ciple, has remained in just that equivocal
state of mind that left them an easy prey to
the Pendletons and the Yallandighams.
Wade reaps to-day the harvest of that
party atheism which he has sometimes
countenanced, and which his later and
general fidelity has not sufieed to neutral
ize. What shall we do? Press brayely on.
Impeaeh the traitor of the White House.
Men with white lips, who fancy themselves
statesmen, cry ooh, no; that will create
sympathy for him and wreck the party"
Utter want of self-respect has wrecked the
party, nothing else, To bear blows unre-
sistingly may be clear duty for an indi-
yidual; it is death to party. The nation
has gazed on and seen johnson insult and
DEFY Congress. Men conclude that Con-
gress is either too stupid to I'M
derstand or too pusillanimous to
resent the insult. The panacea that
Senators and Governors propose now is
that we go on and invite more Presiden-
tial insult, in hope that so the people will
pity Congress and hate johnson. 1t is a
fatal policy. Such pity passes soon into
contempt The old Wing party marched
to its grave in the fond conceit that its
patience would win sympathy. 1t found
too late that the masses distrusted its foes,
but despised Wing. Nothing but daring,
courage and gallantry will win back pop
ular sympathy. Hang ont the banner OF
impartial suffrage and Rebel disfranchise-
ment on the outmost wall. Throttle the
President. Clean out the nest of unclean
birds-the Cabinet. Rally patriotism to
the front. The disheartening of Bull Run
was never wholly cured till Grant moved
on Richmond. Teach men to forget Ohio
and Pennsylvania in the blaze of fercer
onset. Every other policy is death-slow
death. Slave masters despised the Wing
because they saw he feared them. They
rested the Abolitionist because they saw
he defied them. Republicans will find
that the same feelings are at work now. As
an eloquent Western man says, We have
abolishedthe slave. Wehave not abolished
the master" This terrible truth Senators
are forgetting. The same policy of def
ance which saved as heretofore is our only
resource now. 1t will COW Rebels alike in
Carolina and Ohio and it will teach
rally and unite the people. No mar
doubts that the North really means to ex
act the full results of its victory. Act to
day 50 as to convince the South that this i
truer now than ever before
WENDELL PHILLIPS.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON THE
in bankruptcy was issued against the estate Of
Hiram CantreIl. of the county of Dekalb and
State of Tennessee, who has been ad-
judged a bankrupt on his own petition; that the
payment of any debts and delivery Of any proper
" belonging to such bankrupt TO him, or for his
use, and transfer of any property by. him are
forbidden by law, that meeting of the credit
Ors Of the said bankrupt, 10 prove their debts,
and to choose one more assigBees Of his estate,
will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy 10 be
holden on the 10th day of November. A. ID. 1867,
at | O'Clock P NJ, at the office Of the Register IN
Bankruptcy, at the Courthouse in McMinnville
Tenn, before J. W. Johnston. ESQ., Register
F. X. GLASCOCK,
u. 8. Marshal, Messenger.
By II. L. STUBBLEFIELD,
oct22 z Dep. u. 5. Marshal. Messenger
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A GROSS OUTRAGE BY A NEGRO.

FROM Tue LtphhoH Herhlus lSJh.
We are informed that on last Friday
night a negro man, whose name we could
not learn, went to the residence of Mr..
Thos. brennan, about twelve or fifteen
miles south of town, during the absence of
Mr.. D., and knocked at the door of Mrs.
DIS room, trying to get in, telling her that
he was her husband. She got out of bed
and opened the door, when he caught her
by the throat and threw her on the floor.
She screamed and raised the alarm, so
that her father came in, when the negro
bolted. Next day her husband and some
of the neighbors got together, caught the
negro, and took pistol and large bowie
knife from him; he then broke to run, was
told TO halt several times, but paid no at
tention, and was finally shot by Mr.. Dren-
nan, the ball taking effect in the small of
the back. The negro was brought here to
Jail, and is lying very seriously wounded,
we understand. The above particulars we
got from one or two gentlemen in town,
who heard them from parties in the neigh
borhood.
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PHILLIPS MOURNING OVER THE
RESULT OF LATE ELECTIONS.
HIS Future Plan of OPeVatlOus-
Throttle the President, Kick Out
the Cabinet, Abolish the late Slave
Masters and Strengthen the Rack
From the Anti.Slavery Standard.

mhSNEES attA
bone OF Congress.
From the Anti.Shvery Standard.
Hardly any sick man gets well, without
having, now and then, what the nurse calls
a pull-back. The American people, raps
idly getting over its long disease, has just
had pull There's no reason TO be
discouraged. The cure will 20 on. We
pointed out in a recent article how incon-
sistent and absurd it was to suppose that
few battles had converted the whole Ameri-
can people into Abolitionists. The late
elections are a comment on that text.
Brought squarely to the text, Ohio cannot
yet be just on her own soil. That same
population would see the necessity of
giving to the South Carolina negro the
ballot. Without that they know the
Union would not be safe. Selfshness die
tates Justice in the reconstruction of the
South; but the sense of justice is not keen
enough to protect the negro at home-so
Ohio rejects her equal suffrage amend-
Snent. Pennsylvania, always for sale and
in the market, has been snapped up by an
eager purchaser in the wrong party. Some
critics insist that these changes are owing
TO temperance movements IN one place,
financial soreness in another, and mistaken
nominations in a third. All these causes
doubtless were acting; but the primary
and most efficient cause is that the leaders
of the dominant party-the peoples teach
ers-have never taught their follogers one
single lesson of justice. From Mr.. Lincoln
down TO the last canvass speaker, the cry
and the argument has been, $ Do thus much
10 save the party. Dole out this and this
measure Of justice. not for its own sake, but
because we must. The party needs It,"
A people drugged with such opiates, the
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The Hon. Benz. II. Hill has written &
letter advising the people Of Georgia to
take no part in the election for a con-
yention in that State, as the surest way
of defeating the Congressional plan of re-
construction
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Tan. STEVENS writes

Than. STEVENS writes " Sick as /
am, / take this occasion to thank God for
our late defeat The Republicans have
been acting "A cowardly part, and have
met a towards fate" These are GER
tainly brave words for the hero Of the
Buckshot war We have observed
that the men of the bravest word since
the war are generally those who we're
the least distinguished for action during
the war. Indeed, it may be set down as
historical, that the most renowned feats
of the leading Congressional Jacobins in
the war, was their mastery retreat from
Bull Run.
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2l.-The. most exten-
sive robbery ever committed here, oc-
CURED last night. The wholesale jewelry
store of Meyer & Lopez, No. IA, Main
street, was entered, the safe opened, and
some $500 worth of jewelry stolen, con-
sisting of gold and silver watches, dia-
mond rings, and large number of gold
and silver chains. No clue to the robbers
yet.
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THE Macon (Ga.) Journal and Aes>
senger, of the 18th inst, states that the
recent political developments have re-
vived the emigration fever among the
negroes, and company of one hundred
and fifty is said to be organized in Co.
lumbus on the eve of departure.
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THEIRS is a Mormon missionary at CO.
lumbia. The Herald thinks it pref
ty good joke on Tennessee to have a
missionary sent here from Utah But
Brownlow has given the State such a
reputation that one can hardly be sur
prised at any treatment she may re-
ceiye. Poor old State She is entitled
to pity and commiseration
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In Chancery at Nashville.

State of Tennessee-Ofice Clerk and Master.
Chaneery Court at Nashville, October the
18th, 1867.
Laura NJ. Wilson. complainant. vs.. Henry ;.
Wilson, defendant.
1T APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
| in this cause that the defendant, Henry s
Wilson, is a non resident of the State OF Ten
nessee: it is therefore ordered that he enter
his appearance herein on or before the third
Monday of the next term of said Court, % be held
on The first Monday in November next, 1856, and
plead, answer or demur to compliments bill, or
the same will be taken for confessed "a to him
and set for hearing ex paTte and that a copy OF
this order be published for four consecutive weeks
in the Nashville Union and Dispatch.
A copy-Attesl: M. B. HOWELL,
Clerk and Master.
q. NJ Fogg. Sol'r for compPt oetl9 vat
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

tth Of October. 1857. :
muir undsrsigaed hereby givss notice 80
i ~ snpoinfmsnt a. assiRnes Of CrocI 80
= a. ana N. Carter. Of MarfreS~ 49,.
% ~ connfy Of Rutherford and state ~ H.
~ within said district. who haze been al
indeed bankrupts, upon their owa petition H.
~ Ilisfriet Court Of said district ~
BR0OMFIELD L. biDLEY. JE
f.fs oaW3w Assier.s
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The Philadelphia Press boldly asserts
that negro suffrage has been inflicted
upon the Southern people as apunish-
ment for their attempt to establish a
separate government
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FOR SALE Or RENT.

THREE HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES OF
Il choice lands, beautifully located in Msury
county. four miles south Of Colum ola on Bigby-
vile pike, and belonging 10 Miss NReissa ?.
Saunders, I70 acres in cultivation, the balance
covered with valuable timber. These lands are
well watered, lie handsomely, in good neigh
borhood, and in the most highly cultivated part
BY any lands in the State. They produce cotton,
grain and grass in greatest perfection. There
are several comfortable houses on the place.
Apply 20
ANDERSON. JOHNSON & SMITH.
oct loft Agents, Nashville Tenn.
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In Chancery at Nashville.

State of Tennessee-OfIice Clerk and Master.
Chaneery Court at Nashville. October the
18th. 1867.
Mary b. Dabbs complainant. vs.. Alfred Greg
DRY ct ais, defendants.
TT APPEARANCE FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
i in this cause that defendant, Christopher II
Dabbs, is non resident Ofthe State of Tennessee;
it is therefore ordered that he enter his appear
auce herein on or before the third Monday
of the next term of said Court. 10 be held on
the first Monday in November next. 1907 and
plead, answer or demur to mplainants bill. or
the same will be taken for confessed as to him
and set for hearing ex parte. and that a copy Of
this orderbe published for four consecutive weeks
in the Nashville Union and Dispatch.
A eopy-Attest: NJ b. HOWELL,
Clerk and Master
W F. Cooper Sol'r for cOmpIt. Octl9 wit
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Notice 10 Property Holders.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Oct. II. 1867
PROPERTY OWNERS ARE HEREBY
i notified TO repair and construct pavements
in accordance with law. If property holders
should fail to e0mmeneesaid work thin twenty
days and push the same TO completion with oil
reasonable diligence, then the work will be done
BY the Corporation and the property taxed TO
paw costs By order Of the Street Committee.
G. NJ. DONALDSON, Chairman.
octl8 1Od
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TIE Board of Mayor and Aldermen of
Tullahoma have passed law exempting
all disfranchised persons from paying
corporation poll tax in that town
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IN CATALOGUE FORM OF FOREIGN
L and Domestic, Staple and Fancy Drygoois.
Clothing, Boots, Shoes. Hats. Furunhirg floods
Cutlery, Notions. etc, etc. etc. By ALBERT a
ELIAS, No. % Public Square, Nashville Tenn.
on Tuesday and Wednesday. Ocfober
% and 23. commencing each day at q O'clock
A. n, when will be sold without reserve for
Fancy Drygoods, Cassimeres. Satinsts Jeans.
BIoadcloths. Doesklns. Beavers Chinchillas etc.
Also, large line of White Goods. consisting Of
Herman ana IRISH Linens JacOnets, Nainsooks.
Lawns. Swisses. Tape Checks Cambrics Dam
asks, Diaper. etc. Also an assortment of Shaker
and Opers Flannels. Blankefs. Coverid5. Ouilts.
Wooden Hosiery ana Underwear. Also valua-
BILE stock OF Ladies' Cloaks. Shawls. Notions,
etc. etc Also, stock Of Boots, Shoes and Hats
Also, splendid assortment of CLOTHING
n. b. Your particular attention Is called to
this sale, as the goods are ordered to be closed
out without reserve. octlq 30
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THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
= notice Of Ms appointment az assignee 81 DID -
NJ Smith, Of Nashville, in the county Q. rs
yidson and state Of Tennessse, within said Das-
triet. who has been adiudged BANKRUPT u III
his own petition By the District Court: o. -
District. A. S. CHADBOUhNE, Assl sl..s..
octlS iaw3ws Office s21z Church street
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
dIDpLE IsrElcT % TEsSEssEE.

MIDDLE prsrEfCg % TEsxEssFr
AT MURFReEsRoRo. Oct. 3, 1897. I
rpHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
/ notice that he has been appointed A ssignes
in the following eases, to-Ult; W. M. Mankins.
} p. Aankins, j. j. Jemison aud Iqsa0 nj
Coleman. all Of the county Of Rutherford ard
State II Tennessee, within said pissrisf who
have been adJudged bankrupts on their 0Vr
petitions, BY the District Court Of said District
EDN. L. JORDAN. Assignee.
not4 80 FR
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NOTICE.

A ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS OF THE
N Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance. Com
pany will be held at the office Of said Company
on Monday, the Attn day OF November
proximo. A. ". BUTLER. Ssc'y
oct2O DIV
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In Chancery at Sparta.

Allen Jones. ct ale, W. David Williams, et ais
October Rules.
TN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING TO NE
| from the Dill, which is sworn 70. that David
Williams is non resident Of the State Of Ten
nessee: il Is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four weeks. requiring said non resi-
dent 10 appear at the next term OF our said
Chancery Court. in Sparta, on the third Monday
in March next, to plead, answer or demur to
complainant bill, OF the same will be taken for
confessed and set for hearing ex parte.
octl2 Va P. TUENEE, c. d NJ.
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In Chaneery at NashYiIIe.

State Of Iennessee--Ofice Clerk and Master
SSInaneery Court at Nashville, September the
18th, 1867.
A. l.. Maxwell, complainant. Va. Owen, Lane 4
Dyer and Others. defendants.
APPkAkING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
! 10 TINS cause that the defendants Jos Il 0Tsn
Clark Lane snd T. q. Dyer, are non-residsnfs
q me state OF tennessee il Is therefore ORDERED
that they enter their appearance herein before or
Hltnn the brst three days Of the next term ofsid
Court TO be held on the first Monday in Novem-
Der next, 100, and plead. answer or dsmur 20
eomPlaInant's bill, or the same will be taken far
conie-sed az 70 them and set for hearing ex
parte, and that COPY Of this order he 5pbl7sbsd
Union and Dispatch.
A copy Attest; M. B. HOWELL.
Clerk and Master
W. B. Reess and I. W Turlsy. Soi'rs for
complainant. oct2 Wsi
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Administrator Notice.

HAVING THIS DAY QUALIFIED AZ AID
II Il ministrator, with the viii annexed. Of the
estate Of Frank McGav ock, decd. notice is here
BY given to all pan ties ind ebted to sad estate TO
come forward and pay said indebtedness, and
all those having claims against said estate are
notified to present them for payment within the
time prescribed by Law, OF they will be forever
barred Nashville, Oct. II. 1861.
VIM. HENRY SMITH.
Admir- Of Frank McGavock, decd with the will
annexed Octl2-lm
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SALE
OF
REAL PROPERTY,
Saturday November 9, 1867.

IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
/ Chancery Court of Robertson county, Ten
nessee. at Springfield, at the May Term, 1907
ia the cause of Richard B. Cheatham snd others
vs. Edward S. Cheatham, Executor, and Others
| will sell publicly. TO the highe bidder. GU
the premises. in the town of Springfield, Rob
ertson county. Tennesseeson
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WANTED---TaE PATENT
AURORA OIL.

We want men everywhere % study their OWN
INTEREST. The right 20 manufacture and sell
the Patent Aurora OIL ia a single county will
make more money to the purchaser ia three
months than the largest farm in your State will
make IN whole year. The Aurora Oil actually
costs less than e-half the price Of Coal on
and the illuminating power Of the Aurora OIL
~ as much superior 10 the Coal Oil as the Coal
Oil a. 70 talloW candle, and Is NO MORE eHpIg-
ave than taiioW candle. Any Lamp thai will
burn Goal Oh Will burn the Aurora OIL IL does
not smoke the chimnsy-it does not smell.
WE not grease OF stain the finest iinsn--uOt
even white cloth, The material Tor its mann
Iacturs q inexhaustibls. One man can make
seventy i've barrels per day No maehiusry re
CURED We VIII pay your fare % and from the
eiiy Of NaskYilie, and bills while here n 80 c,1
not prove all, and even more, than We HAYS
statei- a SINGLE county is.a small fortune Z.
me man OF enterprise, and the night % a State
untold worth
for further information. call on or addres
,o. u. c. DEWITT 4 Co.
octl23m Stacey House. Nashville Tenn.
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Extracting Teeth Without Pain
NITROUS OXIDE GAS,

E'oR THE EXTRACTION OF TEETH
pleasant effect as many will chserfuliy testify.
DIR. Y. DIXON, Dentist,
No. 2 North Cherry st., Maxwell House.
oct9 In
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Superfne BLACK MERINO and BON BA-
Yin rs for less than the present wholesale prices
JACONETS, SWISS MUSLINS, MULLS,
CREPE D'ELISE and EMBR0IDERIES are
being sold under value of present first prices.
No merchant can compete without falling.
for all of our stock 10 offered much under what
is paid in New York
The opportunity to buy such bargains will not
last long, as the public is discovering that we
are truly selling out. STORE FURNITURL FOR SALE.
Any merchant can make money by
buying as out and selling regularly.
oct22 If
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ExtensiYe Auction NaIe.

octo tsp. No. North Cherry ST.
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District of Tennessee.

W. b. Reese and I. W. Turlsy sol'rs for
complainant. Oct2 VT