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SPEECH OR Ma EwING on tbs FRAN
CHIsF LAw.--The argument of Hon
Edwin III Ewing before the supreme
Court in thecase Of Ridley rs Sherbrooke
which W. expected to present to our
readers, is withheld by him for the pre-
sent a more appropriate time Cor il
may be found hereafter, when we shall
take pleasure in giving It place in our
columns
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NOTICE.

ALL PERsONs WHO HOLD RECEIPTs
a 81 Ailen 1sCary lCF clasms presented before
fbe Board II Cls5ms ~ NashFiila, Tenn, known
~ TIE Driver BoaFd. are hereby notided that
have made Arrangements with Messrs. Para
snore s5.Tars 4 CO. for the prosecution II said
ciains. Col PeEamsTe q noW IN 81 ashiagiOu,
D II. rroreeufing tEess e.eiuls before tie differ
ant DEPARTMENT Hnd ciaiinhnts can hasten the
payment o. their elaine By calling apoo Capt
sSSrsrs. a. the ofEce Of Paramnre, sowers Co.
No. & North Cherry street, iold 10. 1l
sILAe j. ALLEN,
feb6-tf Representing Adeu & CARY,
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A RESOLUTION 70 adjourn sine de on
tie l4th Of March was introduced in the
House of Representatives yesterday
This Is premature. Suppose majority
Of the negroes should vote against the
Radical candidates in August. how are We
10 get another constitutional provision
deriving them Of the franchise privilege
Better stay in session, gentlemen, until
Won see how the new law works
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-08

Ma LoUaHNuLERs resolution to in
vestigate the expenses Of the Legislature
is pertinent This body will, We think,
be found 10 have been one of the most
costly that has ever sat in the State lis
service would be dear at any price, or #
given Cor nothing, but the appropriation
bills win be appalling
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SAN FRAScrsco, Feb. THE Nevada
Legislature yesterday passed Joint me
mortal asking Congress 90 grant that State
Jurisdiction over Utah territory. A cops
was ordered to be telegraphed TO Con
press.
The Governor has signed the half million
bond bill
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CHARLESTON, Feb. Coy. Orr has
just arrived from Washington. He ex-
presses himself in favor Of speedy restora-
ton, on the basis of impartial suffrage. Ii
IL understood that he will not convene the
South Carolina Legislature until the North
Carolina Legislature takes action on the
new propositions.
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HARRISBURG, PA, Feb. THE State
Senate to-day ordered the free railroad
law to be reported next Wednesday.
The House passed joint resolution rati
flying the constitutional amendment, the
Senate having already passed them. The
bill passed by the Senate will undoubt
eddy pass the House, which makes it an Of
tense for railroad and railway companie:
to make any distinction with passengers on
account OF race or color.
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LIrTLE Rock, Feb. 6.-The Legislature
passed resolution appropriating $500
10 replace the funds Of the general govern
ment, seized by the convention at the time
OF the secession Of Arkansas
The money seized was used in aid Of
the rebellion end the Southern States are
not allowed to pay any debts incurred for
that object but there win probably be
no objection to receiving this appropria-
ton
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Fred Douglass, Etc.

ST.. LOUIS, Feb. Fired. Douglass lee
lures at Turner's Hall tonight
The Probate Court to-day, under pro-
visions of the emancipation ordinance, in
dentured thirty colored orphans, formerly
slaves, to the colored orphans home, where
they will learn trades.
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IF the new franchise bill which recent
" passed the House becomes the law,
nine-tenths ofthe voting population Of the
State, will be negroes The remaining
Notwithstanding the white Radi-
eals-are alone privileged to hold the of
fees This is what they call equality
before the law" Such are the practice
Of 9 the party Of moral ideas
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Apply to
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Found.


A P0CKET-BOOK CONTAINING NOTES.
"A receipts and ether papers which the owner
can have by calling at this Office and paying COZ
this advertisement. tehS-2t
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A LII MEMBERS OF THE ORDER. AND
- an those interested IN the formation Of a
tribe Of the Independent Order Of Red Men, are
requested 10 meet as the St Nicholas on Cedar
day EVENING. at half-past o'clock. Ks
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mur.lerer Discovere,L

LEwIsTowN, Ne, Feb. Gone of the
perpetrators Of the horrid murder of an
old woman in Auburn, Maine, was dis
covered in the person of a negro employed
in shoe factory in West Auburn. He has
confessed and his white aceomplice ar
resfed
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state OF Tennessee. Davidson County.

Martin a Atehison vs. Jesse Johnson-By
Original Attachment.
IN THIS CAUSE, IT APPEARING TO THE
L satisfaction Of the Court that Jesse Johnson
is a nonresident of the State Of Tennessee it is
therefore ordered by the Court that Publication
be made IN the Union and Dispatch. paper
the said Jesse johnson 10 appear before W II.
Wilkinson. Justice OF the Peace for Davidson
county, on the 9Th day of March 1867, at II
o'clock, and defend the action commenced by
attachment, otherwise the case will be proceeded
with ex parte. W. II. WILKINSON,
Justice OF the Peace for Davidson County
February ]. lS6l.-fehS-Wlt
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A GREAT BARGAI
FOR SALE.

Mo. 90 On HIGH STREET. FRONTING
~ 40 by $50 feet to an alley Brick House, ten
rooms besides hassment-Water and gas. all
complete. Possession given Immediately.
Apply to
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Amount insured thereby s. 0s1, $50 90
D.. PATTERSON, Precedent.
RODNEY DENNIS, Secretary.
STATE OF e0NNECTICUT.l


HARTFORD COUNTY. ~.
HARTFORD. January q. 1857.
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 IL true, according to their best
knowledge and belief.
CHAS. f. WILSON. Notary Public.
STATE OF TENNESSEE. ,
CONPTR0LLER's 0FFICE,
NASHVILLE, Jan. 30, 1867.
This Is 10 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 1893 to 1907 inclusive. as we'll the
act Of 9th Of March. 1860 chapter 2l5, section 20
requiring a deposit with the Comptroller Of
twenty thousand dollars Of six per cent bonds Of
the State.
And that Joseph Nash. P. p Peek and J F.
Pearl, are the legally authorized Agents Of said
Company in the town Of Nashville, State Of
Tennessee. s. ". HAICHEII,
feb2-3W Comptroller.
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NOTICE.

+ HAVE THIS DAY SUGGESTED THE IN
L sOlvency Of the estate Of P. V. II. Nsems,
deceased. All persons are hereby notified to
present their claims. duly authenticated. to the
Clerk Of the County Court Of HiekmEa, bg the
6rst Monday in july next, or they viii be for
ever barred, This January 3, 1857
JOSEPH NEEMS, Administrator.
fakz-rlfs
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Lebanon Wooden Mills.
NOTICE.

/ HAVE en- HAND AND READY FOR
i delivery, goods manufactured at Lebanon
Tenn, BY Messrs. VIM. Grisnam Y Co. and sub
ject 10 the charges annexed to each name. Par
ties concerned will please call and get their
goods
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For Lease or Rent,
OUR OFFICE, OVER YORK'S BOOK
~ Store. Union street, Ia Is by 2512 feet, or a
rent, the VIM. f. Jones place, three miles out
on Brick Church Pike-a good dwelling and
Outbuildings. with seventy-tWo acres OF less
Also, three story brick store house. No. 63
College, near Broad.
J. L. r, W. BROWN, Agents,
feb7-3t Over YOrks Book Store, Union st.
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WsEN the biH comforting suffrage upon
the freedmen passed the House there was
q general shaking Of hands among the
Radicals on the aoor and cheers from the
oolored people in ihe gallery A care
less observer might have supposed they
were rejoicing over the same result Not
So The freedmen shouted over the
Thought Of being permitted to sPproaeh
the baIlot.box, while the Radicals
ehuekled over the bright visions Of 'bread
and butter which i seemed to secure
Lar as stand equal before che laW,
saws the Radical. That is, give 60 tie
Radicals the exclusive privilege q holding
the oikces, aud 70 tie freedmen the sim
pie privilege Of electing them.
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Fishing Tackle.

onsisting Of Hooks from the most cels-
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A large lot Of the celebrated Ne plus ultfa
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~ Prescriptions compounded with ac-
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STEPHENS 4 WATKINS,
Corner College aud Union st-
nov n tfsp
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Is the negro in Tennessee a citizen !?
IL he is, has he not a right to all the
privileges and immunities Of the citizen?
Is the jury box a PRIVILEGE san Of
fee an immunity?
The negro is only to be made a citizen
for Radical purposes He can vote for
Radicals if he viii, bat can his good
friends, the Radicals, vote for him Lo,
the poor negro.
MACK, the correspondent, at Washing
ton, of the Cincinnati Commercial, a
Radical paper, says that a few days ago
Thad Stevens said to a friend The
constitutional amendment was a good
thing to electioneer on, but it isn't worth
a d-n toreconstruet with"
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LATEST KILOGRAMS.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES:
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS



WAsHrSGToS, Feb. 7.-AIr. Chandler
reported from the Committee on Com
merce in favor Of the House amendment,
in act amendatory TO an act, 70 prevent
smuggling, etc. Amendment conenrred in.
Mr.. Trumbull, from the Judiciary Com
mittee, reported without amendment, the
House bill suspending the operations Of
1864, and authorizing the appointment Of
a committee TO award the $500 compen-
sation to loyal slave owners for slaves
taken in volunteer service, and also to dis
charge the commissioners appointed under
said act.
Mr.. Trumbun also reported from the
same committee the House Joint resolution
TO prevent corporal punishment in the
late Rebel States, with amendments,
making it read that II shall be the dHiy
| Of the officers Of the navy, and Of
the Freedmen's Bureau, to prohibit and
prevent the whippingor manning of per
sons as punishment of misdeFaeanor by any
! pretended civil authority in any State
/ lately in rebellion, until the civil govern
ment of such States shall have been re-
stored and recognized by Congress.
Mr.. Brown introduced bill for the en-
enlargement of commerce and internal
trade, BY facilitating direct importation.
| Referred TO the Committee on Commerce
On motion of Mr. Sumner, the President
was requested to communicate any recent
correspondence between the Department Of
State and Minister at Stockholm in rela'
ton to his reported transfer from Stock
holm to Bogota.
Mr.. Williams called up the bill giving
twenty per cent increased compensation t.
clerks and other civil employees of tbs
government at Washington, for one veal
ending June lst, 1867, which was discussed
until o'clock, when Mr. Fessenden called
up the legislative, executive and judicial
appropriation bill.
During the debate which occurred, Mr.
Sumner charged the Secretary ofthe Treas
ury with controlling his clerks on politica
considerations.
Mr.. Fessenden disagreed with Mr.. Sum
ner.
Other members joined in the discussion
and finally the vote was taken on thu
amendment appropriating $50, 900 for tenn
porary CLERKS in the Treasury Department
and authorizing the Secretary to classify
clerks according to character Of service. /
was adopted.
An amendment was adopted appropria
ting $4,000 for ianitors Of the Treasury
Department.
Recess till o'clock.
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TO the Creditors Of Judge Thomas
Nancy, Deceased

DY ORDER OF THE CHANCERY COURT
ID st Nashville, in the cases Of I. II. Atkinson
vs.. ". l.. Murtree, Trustee, and others, you are
hereby notified to ME claims against the estate
of Judge Thomas Nancy in my Office, on OR
BEFORE AFRIL l, 1851
MORTON B. HOWELL, c. and NJ
feb5 -dlw--wtilapl
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The name Of this Company is the TsAyELERs'
Insurance COGPANY; il j. located At Hart
ford Conn. and was incorporated June 18th,
CAPITAL.
The amount of Capital Stock Is s.59OO1O N
The amount Of Capital stock paid upis 10000 o.
ASSETS.
Cash on hand and in Bank. Sii,6n a.
Cash in hands Of Agents.
and in course Of trans
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CoRSER CoLLEaE AND UNION STREETS,
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CRAIGHEAD, BREAST d GIBSON,

Books for Farmers and Gardeners.
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Ed. r. PENNEBAKER, Agent
No. q South Market street.
Nashville, Feb. 8. l567.-2w
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-27
MAChyNISTS.
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2. w. GATES, President 81
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Saw Mills. Flour Mills,
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d. r. FRASER, Assistant superintendent
AMI DraughtSman. rFt
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novl2 DIM
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Great New England Remedy
DR.. J. W. POLAND'S
WHITE PINE COMPOUND,
rs NOW OFFERED TO THE Az
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years In the New England states, where
Its merits have become as well known as
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The White Pine Compound Cures
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1t is q Remarkable Remedy for
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g In November, 1855, first advertised IL
under the name of White Pine Compound.
In two years from that time there had
peen wholesaled in Manchester alone one
hundred thousand dollars worth, where
it took the lead of all the cough remedies
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White Pine Conn pound has taken the leas
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THE
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feb9 div, wilt tt.
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MEDICAL.

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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-04-24
The State Of South Carolina.
OF SOUTH CAROLINA
NewhcrrY ni.trirt-Iu Equity.

Ncwbcrry District-In Equity.
Agnes ". Caldwell & Susan Caldwell By
next friend, vs. William Wallace, Ex'or.
Petition for Sale Of Laud.
b order of tie Court, dated Sth February,
1857, 1 will sell before the Court House
AZ Newhcrry, on the first Monday in May
next, the real estate Of Howard H. Caldwell,
deceased, as follows.
4 lot in the town OF Newbcrry, fronting
on Pratt Street, twenty-five feet and run
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lots Of S. Montgomery, George G. DeWalt,
and lot belonging to the estate OF john II.
Steele, decd.
TERNs-Thc purchaser will be required
TO give bond with at least :wo good surctes
and 4 Mortgage Of the property to scc"rc
the purchase money, payable in two equal
annual instaImcnts, with interest from the
day Of sale, and TO pay the costs Of these
proceedings in cash
CONS Office, SILAS TOMBSTONE.
March 25th 1867. l3 5t. 4l2 c.E.N.D
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There seems to be a mistake
about the Presidents signing the
bill passed by Congress to place
10000 stand Of arms in the hands
of old Brownlow's bushwhackers,
to enable them to crush out the
last vestige Of constitutional re-
publicanism in Tennessee. 1t ap-
pears that the President killed the
measure by pocket veto.
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STATE SOUTH CAROLINA

In Equity-Newbcrry District. James
A. CrotwciI, Adm'r vs.. jane Boozer and
others. Bill for sale Of land and pay
n,cnt Of debts.
The creditors of Frederick Boozer, decd,
are required in the order Of the Court, to
render on oath and establish their respective
demands before the Commissioner, on or
before the first day Of juno next.
SILAS TOMBSTONE, c END.
CONS office, April l5-l6-7t. Il
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GENERAL SUP'rS OFFICE.
Central Railroad
OFFICE OF THE CENTRAL r. K.
SAVANNAH. GA, Jan. 90, 1857.

OFFICE OF THE CENTRAL r. K.
SAVANNAH. GA, Jan. %, 1857.
On and after Monday the 9TH of February.
two daily trains will run between Augusta and
Savannah, connecting in both directions with
Leave Augusta, $50 A. VI. and 45 p. NJ
Arrive at Augusta, P. NJ, and 5 IS A. N
Leave Savannah 80 Z. NJ. and 6 80 p, NJ.
Arrive at Savannah P. N. and 6 s. a. N.
paSSage ...................... 80.
Freight to go by Passenger rrain must be pres
paid and delivered at passenger shed thirty min
utcs before departure of train.
J. u. SELkIRK,
March l. Master of transportation.