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Thos Calender vs.. Sarah A. Lowell and
others.
IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
l. Chancery Court at Nashville, in above
named cause, will sell at the Courthouse at
Nashville, at II o'clock on
Saturday, March 30. 1867.
A lot on Broad street. near the crossing of the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, being the
lot purchased by Joseph Lowell of w. q. Doris.
Also, 1919 feet of the subdivision of lots Nos.
2l4 and 2l5 in the N. A. McNairy plan of West
Nashville lots.
TERMs-Of the lot on Broad street, $3.50 in
cash, and of the lot Of 49, feet $50 in cash. and
the residue en- credits of six and twelve months,
with interest from day of sale. Notes required
with approved security, and lien retained.
Sale free from redemption
MORTON B. HOWELL,
mars I'd Clerk and Master
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RE-OPENED.
For Rent.

pY DECREE IN CHANCERY, IN THE GASP
ID Of Jno. W. Walker vs.. the Sheriff Of Davidson
county and others, am directed 70 rent for the
year 1901 the following property. wig;
The store House now occupied By Messrs. R.
3. Chestham 4 CO.
The Store Eouse on Church street occupied by
Messrs- Hamilton 4 Green. And Store Room
between the two houses above mentioned
Those wishing 20 rent viii call on me II r. B.
Cheatham & Co.'S, corner Of Church and COLLEGE
deosn lB.l K. +. WOODS. Trustee.
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To Tnhnec0 PIanfers-

IETR ARE NOW PREPARED TO STORE
w ship OF purchase Tobacco. either loose OF
in hoEsheads Call AZ our Warehouse No p
Market street, Nashville.
deo1l-tf fB.l HUGH McCREA
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SPECIAL AUCTION SALE
$4,000 Worth of JeweIry.

100000 Worth of JeweIry.
ON TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY,.
~ March IL and I3, 1867. commencing each
day at 10 o'clock. we will sell the following
goods, viz: Fine Gold ChrOnOmeter; Patent
Lever and celebrated American Howard Ap-
pleton, Tracey Co.. Watches, of genuine
makers, Silver and American and Detached
Lever Watches: Diamond Pins. Rings and
Studs; two extra large Diamond Pins and
Ringsi single Stone weighing four carrots; fine
gold Guard, Vest, Leontine and Chatelaine
Chains Gold LOckets, Pen and Pencil Cases,
Studs, Sleeve Buttons. Rings, Bracelets. Sets,
Ladies' and Gents Breast Pins. Charms. ETC.
Pistols of various makes; Meerschaum Pipes
and other miscellaneous Goods.
The above goods are open and on exhibition
at our Auction Rooms.
CRUNK, D0DSON & CO.,
General Auction and Commission Merchants
mar9 81 No. 50 North Market street
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$500 REWARD.
NOTICE.

OFFICE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT, }
N. Il c. AND N. s n. w. RAILROADS, ?
Nashville Tenn, March Z, 1867.
HNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, NO TRAINS
u will run through to Chattanooga. DAY
TRAINS will run between Nashville and Ste
vensOn as usual. stopping ct all intermediate
points; but NIGHT TRAINS will be aban-
doned. VIM. p. INNES,
mari If General Superintendent.
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A DELPHI THEATRE, CHERRY ST.
n Late Old Nashville Theatre) Sam. II
Slmons. Business Manager and Treasurer: f. L.
Keller. Stage Manager.
saturday Evening. March 9-First and
only night this season Of the great drama Of the
TICKET OF LEAVE MAN. Mr.. OLIVER b.
DOUD in b isgreat impersOnation, Boz BRIEFLY,
supported by the Company. Monday evening
the fayorite Artistic. Miss CHARLOTTE
THOMPSON, in a fayOrite character mar9 1t
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Notice to shippers.
GENERAL FREIGHT 0FFICR. !
n. x c. AND N. x n. W. RAILROADS,
Nashville, Tenn, March 6, 1867.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Com
pany will not be responsible for any loss, dam
age or OyerchaTge, etc, aecruing on what is
known as Air Line Route, via Norfolk. Va.
Our connection with that line having ceased
March lst 1867. all freights receipted for and
passing over Air Line will be charged in accord
anee with Through Joint Tariff Of February LIST,
1867. Due notice has been given General East
ern Agent. T.. MOWER,
General Freight Agent.
W. P. INNES, Gent Sup't.
mars lW
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aturday. March 30. Ise7.

w. II. Moores, Admir-, vs. Jas. w. Moores
and others.
TN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
Il Chaucery Court at Nashville in the above
named cause will sell at the Courthouse at
Nashyille nj u o'clock on
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Saturday, March 30, 1867.

Lots Nos q and q in Houston's Addition to
Edgefeld. fronting each 80 feet on the north side
Of Fartherland. midway between Oak and Tulip
streets and running back 10 feet 10 an alley.
TERMs-0ne-third cash, and the residue on
credits of six and twelve months, with interest
from DAY of sale Notes required with approved
security, and a lien,retaned. Sale free from re-
demption. MORTON b. HOWELL,
mars I'll Clerk and Master
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENT
MASONIC NOTICE.

4 CUMBERLAND LODGE NO. 8, a
- +. K A. NJ. Called meeting THIS N =
Saturday. EVENING. 9th inst. at7X y
o'clock, at Masonic Temple. for work NJ
By order of the w. NJ.
mar9 1t JOSEPH S. CARLES. See'y-
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Bank of Tennessee.

NOTES OF THE BANK OF TENNESSEE.
~ told issue,l will be taken for ll3 acres of as
good land as lies in the county, within three
miles Of Nashville, at 500 per acre--a rare
chance for good investment. Also same notes
taken for four lots in Edgefeld, on Boseobai
street. at $40 per foot Also, house and lot on
Foster street. Edgefeld. for 5000 Bank of Ten
nessee notes.
mars lW ANELSON &CO AGENTS
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Base Rail.

THE MEMBERS OF THE NASHVILLE
Il Base Ball Club are requested to meet at
their Hall on SATURDAY EVENING. the 9th
instant. at O'clock
By order of the President
mars 1t NJ. MCKEE, See'y.
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B. E. and ]. J. Garrett VS.. G. J. Hooper.
TN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
L Chancery Court at Nashville in above named
cause will sell ut the Courthouse at Nashville,
at II O'clock ON
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CHANCERY SALES
FOR
Saturday, March 80, 1867.
Saturday, March 80. 1867,

VIM. McMurry and others VS.. Jas. C.
Coussens and others.
IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
L Chancery Court at Nashville, in the above
named cause, will sell at the Courthouse at
Nashville at II o'clock on
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saturday, March 30. 1867.

Ewin, Pendleton & Co. and others vs.
David Randall and others.
IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
l. Chancery Court at Nashville, in above named
cause. will sell at the Courthouse at Nash
villa nj - o'eloQk
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REMOVED.

nR. JNO. W. MORTON. TO
NO. % SOUTH HIGH STREET,
Between Church and Broad.
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The CONGRESSIONAL Tour S0UTH.-We
had the pleasure of conversation yes
terday with Col A A Kyle, Of East
Tennessee, who accompanied the Con-
gressional party from Knoxville to New
Orleans and en- their return as far as
Stevenson, Ala At all points in this
State, Mississippi, Louisiana, and North
Alabama, where there was any halt the
e1cursionists were received and treated
with the utmost cordiahty. Both publicly
and privately the members Of the party
expressed themselves heartily gratifed
st the greetings they met At New Or
leans they were afforded an opportunity
Of seeing the business beauties and social
elegance and refinement Of that great
mart At no point was there any appear
anee Of coldness or insincerity on the
part Of the Southern people; and not a
single incident occurred to mar the
Measure, or to conceal the information,
which we're the objects of the excursion.
Col X. expressed himself delighted with
the trip, and was impressed with the con
yiction that it could not fail to have a
wholesome influence in correcting at
least some Of the errors Of fact which
have prevailed as to the feelings aud pur-
poses of the Southern people in relation
IN the cnrernment
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Tur ImpEAsTmENT QUESTION.

The telegraph informs us that Mr..
Ashley, of Ohio, one of the most blatant
Radicals in the House, and a man Of
quite ordinary parts, who could only
achieve distinction by some signal act of
madness, aspires to lead in the impeach-
rlent Of the President and, that he will
on Monday next, offer resolutions looking
to the preparation Of articles. Il is stated
that canvass Of the Radical forces has
been made, and that enough members
have announced themselves ready to enter
upon this grave step to secure their pre-
sentation. We sincerely regret that this
is 70 be done; not that we fear It will be
successfully carried through, for we can
not vet believe that the American Senate
can assume the ermine and 50 corrupt
and degrade il as 10 condemn the chief
Executive officer of the government upon
frivolous and unfounded charges--the
mere railing accusations Of a venal and
licentious press, and become the base
pander of vile political combination
We depreCate it because Of the deep feel
ing it will excite, and the fearful strain
it will produce upon the structure Of gov
eminent already terribly wrenched.
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RFDrCTION IN PRICE.

We announced yesterday that from the
LIST inst the price of our daily paTer
would be reduced to SO, and that of the
tri-weekly to So per year. We were in
duced to this step to acknowledge in a
suitable manner the iberality Of the
friends Of the UNION AND DIsPArcH in
the heavy additions they have made to
our subscription lists, which now greatly
outnumber the combined circulation Of
the two papers before the fusion The
advantages such q circulation gives ad-
vertisers is duly appreciated, as may be
seen by consulting the columns of this
paper any morning We shall continue
to make the UNIoN AND DISPATCH de-
serving a still larger circulation, now
that we are enabled to offer it at cheaper
rates
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ruE SUPREME corRT Opinions.

The great length of the opinion Of
the majority Of the Supreme Court OF
the United States read by Mr. Just
lee Davis, and Of the dissenting opinion
Of the minority delivered by Chief
Justice Chase, published in another por,
ton Of this paper, should not prevent their
careful reading by every thoughtful citi>
zen As the former Justly says "no graver
question was ever decided by an Ameri-
can court, for it involved the muniments
oCpersona liberty. Upon the merits Of
the immediate case the opinion was unan-
imous that the trial, condemnation and
imprisonment Of Milligan, civilian. by
military process, was without law. The
majority of the court held also that Con
grcss could not authorize such proceed
ings but that the constitution secured
to the citizen the right Of trial by jury
and that il was "a law for rulers and
people equally in war, and in peace and
covers with the shield Of its protection
all classes ofmen at all times and under
all circumstances No doctrine inyoly-
ing more pernicious consequences was
ever invented by the wit Of man than
that any of its provisions can be sus
pended during any Of the great exigen-
cies of governments such doctrine
leads directly to anarchy or despotism.
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STARCHl STARCHl

| AM SOLE AGENT FOR JULIUS J. WOOD
l. Co.'S Pearl, Pure and Gloss Starch The
Gloss starch is put up in six pound boxes, and
especially adapted to family use. The trade
supplied at manufacturers prices
). q. WOOD,
jan4-lm AZ Tnion straar
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FOREIGN NEWS.
RY The CahIe.

PARIS, January 3.-The Monitenr of to-
day announces that the entire body of the
French troops will surely leave Mexico by
March lst.
MADRID, Jan. 3.-Marshal SerronO has
been arrested on a charge of completely in
the plot Instruction.
ROME, January 3d.-The Revolutionary
Committee here issued a proclamation call
ing for an early rising of the people against
the authorities, and in favor Of incorpora-
ton with the Italian Kingdom.
VIENNA, Jan. 3.-The Austrian govern
ment called special session at Reicherath
to consider the question Of amending the
constitution.
QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 1.-The steamship,
City Of New York, arrived this afternoon,
and sailed for Liverpool.
COwEs, Jan. 3.-The steamship, Bremen,
sailed foi, New York. Among her passen-
gers were some yachts men.
MADRID, Jan. 1.-The steamer Tornado,
captured some months ago, off the coast OF
Spain, sUspicioned of being a priyateer,
has been condemned as a lawful prize.
More iron .Clads will be sent to the Pa.
cifc
CoNSTASTINoPLE, Jan. 5.-The Porte
has received news from Western Crete,
stating that heavy battle has been fought
between the Turkish army and Cretans,
which resulted ia total defeat Of the
latter
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a SPOILED PARAGRAPH.

" y. s, " the correspondent Of the Gin
cinnat Gazette, repeats the Geographic
statement in regard to Senator Wade's
speech at the recent reception Of the Con
gressionai tourists in this city, made for
that paper, and says that he has heard
two gentlemen indorse the report, kissing
story and all. Y. 5 impugns the fair
ness and dignity" of this paper for
promptly denying the statements, and
says that our animadversions had only
spoiled paragraph for their basis.
We do not care to argue what consti-
tutes fairness and dignity with T. s.
and should be sorry to think that our
views in regard to them did not differ
widely from his We do not care either
to provoke him TO spoil any more para
graphs after such a fashion We will
however, give copy Of all Of " Y. SIS
published letters from Nashville, bound
in sheep, to any one who will produce a
duly sober man present on the occasion,
who will swear that he heard the speech
of Mr. Wade as reported for the Gazette,
or a hiss, or a single manifestation of dis
appreciation at what he did say. This
liberal inducement may elicit sufficient
evidence to satisfy even "Y. : that it
would be both fair and diguifed for
him and the Gazette to keep silent about
q matter, concerning which he is clearly
ignorant or malicious, or both
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BosToS, Jan. "A public meeting was
held in this city, on Monday, in aid Of the
suffering women and children Of the Gre
tans.
A Jew, named Simeon s. Barry, keeper
Of cigars, was tried and acquitted in the
Supreme Court, to-day, on the charge OF
violating the Sunday law, by keeping his
shop open. The court held that be was
not amenable for doing business on chris
tan Sabbath, when ne had already kept
the Jewish Sabbath.
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FOR REM

VHE LARGE CARRIAGE FACTORY. NO.
/ u North Market street. below the Square,
occupied oy Myers & Hunt, for the last eight
years. 1t is also a good location for a Ware
house. or for any kind of manufacturing bust
ness. Apply to ". II. GRAVES. at ESQ I. NJ.
PattersOns office, on Cherry street. corner Of
DeadeTiGk. up stairs.
dec27-tf ". n. GRAVES.
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BROADWAY MILLS.

Corner Of Cherry and Line Streets.
ID ETAiL PRICES Or FLOUR. MEAL And
IL Feed delivered Tree 20 charge.
Flour made OF White Wheat. WaFhiug-
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Missouri LerIsIatnre.

JEFFERSON CITY, Jan. 3.-The Senate
organized y,the election Of David Bonham
Of Andrews county, President pro tenn,
and Col. Dyer, Of Pike county, Secretary.
In the House, Mr.. Harlan was elected
Speaker, receiving 90 votes ont us cast
Mr.. Doane was elected chief clerk All
Radicals. The organization will be com
pleted tomorrow, when the Governor
message will be delivered.
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10 the government

TIE Cincinnati Commercial gave the
following directions for New Years calls
The formal saluta tons viii be as follows
l0A NJ, "A Happy New Year 6P.N
Neutrality-suspicious. the first
to be articulated crisply, and the last with
muggy aspect and glowering eye A
properly adjusted crayat in the afternoon
will suggest conspirator, and at night,
felnn.
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From New York.

New YORK Jan. 3,---Superintendent
Kennedy has ordered the stict enforcement
of the excise law.
At meeting of the Chamber of Com
merce, Mr.. Low resigned the Presidency OF
that body Resolutions were offered recon-
mending the President and Congress to
strengthen the republican government of
Mexico, by temporary aid, after the depar-
ture of the French
Great excitement prevailed in the gold
rooms to-day over the report that the
President is to be impeached. Gold rose
rapidly for few minute but subsequently
reCeded.
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STEPHENS 4 MATKINs.
II r OV ED

Conner College and Union sta.
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Real Estate la Louisiana.

NV ORLEANS, Jan. 3.-Prices for real
estate in Louisiana are improving, in spite
Of the fact that there have been and still
are a great many suits for foreclosing mort
cages and collecting claims. In most cases
property IS bringing its full value, when
year ago hardly half Of it could lie got on
forced sales.
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peIannre LerisIainre.

WILMINGTON, DEL, Jan. 3-The Leg
islature organized Yesterday, and Governor
Salsbury's message was read to-day. Ii
discusses State matters in general, but dep
recates the constitutional amendment. He
thinks its rejection is demanded by every
consideration Of justice, patriotism and hu-
mainly.
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LEAyESwoRTH, Ks, Jan. 3.-From adj
vice. received, il appears that the troops
massacred near Fort Phil Kearney, did not
make the attack, but were surprised by the
Indians. The attack was made before
daylight. The Chyennes and Sioux's are
said to have combined for 4 war against
the whites.
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BY saenner.

PARIS Dec. 22.-The diplomatic docu-
ments relative TO the Mexican question,
recently published, have produce pain
full impression upon all classes. Their tone
is considered discOrrteous in the extreme,
and surprise is felt that the French Empe-
ror and his advisers should let it pass nm
noticed. The last dispatch of Mr.. Seward
is regarded as decidedly offensive.
The Journal des Debats says that it has
received translation of the transatlantic
dispatch sent on the 23d of November to
the French government complaining OF
the delay in the embarkation of the first
detachment of French troops. The Debats
says: We do not know whether the text
of this document be correct or not all
that we discover is, that the President, in
disaccord with the American nation seeks
to regain popularity by violence Of Ian.
guage.
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HARRISBURG, Pa. Jan. 3.-The election
Of United States SeanlOr for the 10Th of
January.
A joint resolution was adopted, asking
for the passage, by Congress. Of a tariff bill
now before the United Senate
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Valuable Real Estate.

~ viii sell at Public Auction twenty-five acres
Of beautiful and rich land TO be divided into lots
Of five acres, and the purchaser can buy five, ten
OF twenty i've acres. This property IS located
Lebanon Pike, and on the Cumberland River A
gOOOd chance for somebody.
ian 3-2W ARLINGTON 4 FARRAR, Agts.
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FOR RENT.

THE BUILDING KNOWN AS THE DIS
| PATCH Printing Office, corner Bank and
Printers Alleys. 1t is well adapted for a PRINTING
Office, a Furniture Factory, or other purposes.
Apply 10 ,InO. Wallace at this Office. or to DR..
J. b. Lindsey, 81 \. Cherry street.
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A Farm Wanted.

/ WISH To PURCHASE A SMALL FARM
/ in Middle Tennessee, well improved, with
good water, and convenient 10 schools and
churches. Persons having such far sale will please
address me at Messy Greek. Jefferson county,
East Tennessee with description, price, and full
particulars about the land,
ian 2-lm a j MOTNTCASTLE
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For Rent.

THE WIN. E. JONES PLACE. THREE
miles from city, on the Brick Church Pike
dwelling. five rooms, and oil necessary out
buildings, aud seventy acres OF land. Also. two
nice Offices over No. g Unioz street. Also.
frame dwelling with five rooms, corner Summer
and DemUmbrane streets Apply to
j. L. 4 X. ". BROWN.
jluS-lw 3sjZ Union street