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A pRnpER RERrKE.

The House Of Representatives was the
scene on Saturday, the 9Th inst, OF a
shamelessly vulgar passage at arms be-
tween Thad Stevens and Mr. Spalding,
of Ohio. both Radicals, which is fttingly
characterized by the New York Pest an
earnest Republican journal, as follows
" SHAME!-For the honor of the country
we trust that the debate on Saturday will
be struck ont of the journal Of the House
of Representatives and that the House will
take some measures for preserving itself
and the country from the degradation of
again listening to such language as Messrs.
Stevens, Of Pennsylvania, and Spalding, Of
Ohio INDUCED themselves in on that day.
A parcel Of sailors in ships forecastle,
would have Kissed down, with disgust, such
indecency coming from two old men, and
would have demanded that they should be
decent, at least ont of respect to their own
gray hairs. But il seems that the National
House Of Representatives, less deCorous
than a iorecastle full Of sailors encouraged
the ribaldrv Of these two old men with roars
of laughter, which the Speaker yain!y
endeavOred to repress.
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sen- Reanrreard Writes a Lettcr

New ORLEANS, Jan. l0-A letter from
Gen. Beauregard TO VIM. II. King, editor
of the Times, will appear tomorrow morn
ing. interfering to the statements published
in the Northern papers about his position
on the national questions, Gen. Beau
regard states that he did not make speech
at Canton, but said in private conversation
that the South had defended what it con-
ceiyed to be her constitutional rights, and
having appealed to the arbitration Of arms,
it Welded to the decision which was given
against il, and that he believed the Southern
people were now willing 10 accept the
constitution As made by the war and under
stood by the Supreme Court.
In regard TO the constitutional ameRd-
ment he said, that he had but little opPor-
tunity, except through the papers, to asCer-
tain the public sentiment, but his individual
sentiment was, that the South should not
accept it, a. its interest and manhood for
babe; the South was at the mercy Of the
North. but it should never do anything
which its honor could not approve to pro
tect ia interests; and lastly, if he used the
word consolidated government, he meant
common federal national government,
operating under the constitution az inter
preted h7 the Supreme Court.
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Az interesting decision was rendered in
,he Common Pleas Cour, Ia Cincinnati on
the 9Th inst ln June last some Of the
rolored walters Of the Walnut Street House
struck to compel the proprietor 60 reiuslate
one of their associates whom be had dis
CHARGED Refusing lo work, they were
turned out Of the house and denied The pay
which they subsequently claimed. They
subsequently brought suit Hr their wage.
Judpe Murdoch held 10 one Of the cases,
which stands on the same basis as the
others, that The walters had combined 10
compel their employer 20 take back dis
charged man. BY this attempt, and
refusal Ia work, the plaintiff had failed 10
mlGH his part OF the contract existing
between employer and employed, and could
not. therefore. recover on the action.
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THE CIRCULATION OF NASHVILLE
NEWSPAPERS.

A few days ago our contemporary, the
Banner, annouRced that the publication
Of the Postoihce letter list had been
awarded to it, as the newspaper having
the largest circulation of any paper pub,
ished in Nashville The Banner was
right 80 far as the statement referred to
papers making application for printing
jhe letter list The UNIoN AND DIsPATCH,
for reasons heretofore stated did not
apply for that printing, and was not
competitor Of any paper for that work.
The Banner had no competition; 1t was
the only paper in the city that wanted it,
OF applied for il The award to it was,
therefore no criterion Of the circulation
of the city papers lt would have got
the letter list whether it had ten or ten
thousand circulation, and the award
indicates no comparison of the circula-
ton Of the Banner with that Of any of
its contemporaries
Knowing that the circulation Of the
UNox AND DIsPATcH is greater than that
Of any other newspaper in the city, we
proposed TO compare lists with the Bda-
aer, in order 70 test the truth Of its boast
Of having the largest circulation. We
had no desire to Law a wager for profit,
and offered to let the result determine
which should make a donation to the
Orphan Asylums in this city Our neigh~
hor construed this into proposition to
gamble, and generously proposes to
see any charity we may choose to
name. Our friends Of the Banner will
pardon ms, while we cheerfully admit
their benevolent disposition when we re-
mind them that the largest circulation
is the issue, upon which the charity
hinges To this they failed to respond
aud, to be entirely frank, we do not blame
them Having the short side and an alb
solute certainty of having the $500 TO pay,
the declension is proper enough When
wedesire % make charity match with our
worthy contemporary, we shall take the
greatest pleasure in notifying il, but we
positively decline making such a contest
while the issue OF relative circulation is
pending Though il the BaHDc will
compare circulation according to our
proposition, and publish 20 its readers
the result, we will give Sloo TO the two
Orphan Asvlums Of the city-whether it
wives a like sum o. mot
la taking leave Of the subject We com.
mend the Banner q the public as "a
sprightly and energetic paper and, next
10 the UNIoN AND DIsPArCH, il has posi-.
tiy the largest circulation IN the city
Fur ourselves, We have only this 20 say
The Nashville UNIoN AND DEFAT,H eE-
r.sda the Baanrrs daily circulation, as
exhibited to the Postmaster. more than
i've hundred. and ia all is issues has q
lsrgsr circulation 10 the city and State
than any other paper Published ia OF out
of ths state This assertion We stand
urepared to verify. II the Banner dares
10 nut us to the proof either in our orig
NAL proposition OF the one made above,
which respects It's scruples in regard to
Gambling the orphans viii have
benefit j. the Banner a friend OF the
orphan
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New YORK, Jan. IA Washington
special states that the 'arifr bill will pass
the Senate without material change. Il
and the bank supplemental bill have been
deferred till mex, week.
kilograms from Illinois predict Senator
Trumbulps defeat by Gen. Palmer.
The Congressional committee to iuvesti-
gate the New Orleans riot viii not be able
to report for several weeks
The Judiciary Committee are testing the
question whether any legal grounds exist
for the Impeachment of the President
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Bosroy, Jan. lin the House this
morning, an order was introduced TO in
qure into the cxpedicncv Of aholishiug the
reading and writing qualifications of voters
1t was referred TO the Judiciary Committee
IL is announced that if Boston viii raise
$50, GOO for the sufferers in Gambia DR. q.
How will go To Greece at his own expense.
to see that the sum'i- properly distributed.
Mayor Rurcran has consented to receive
contributions st the City Hall and acom-
raittec will be IN attendance at the Mer
chants Exchange tomorrow. for the same
purpose Il IS thought the sum will he
raised easily.
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A ScuRvy INPEACHER.-The telegraph
a few days ago, announced that fellow
in Congress from Missouri, named Loan
preferred articles Of impeachment against
the President The editor Of the Mem
phis appeal says that he has the misfor'
tune TO know something Of this person.
and adds He was never known to be
invited to the house of any gentleman
within the memory Of the oldest inhabi
taut A pot house pettit5gging lawyer.
IS this Ben 4 Loan who now brings 10
the baroG publ, justice the Chiet MaUs
trait ai this great republic
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FOREIGN NEWS.
BY steamer.

NEW YORK, Jan. I1.-News 10y the
steamer Persia.-The Anglo American
Telegraph Company announce, that the
net earnings of the company exceeded the
rate Of p per cent. per anmm. A dividend
on account Of 10 per cent. is to be declared
in February.
An American undertaking, called the
Saint Croiy and Lake Superior Railroad
Company, issued a prospectus in London,
inviting subscription for thirteen hundred
thousand pounds in Z per cent. bonds at
62l.
The Ia Fraacs says, in no case will the
French government reconsider the order
for completing the evacuation of Mexico
bv the first of March.
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HARRIsBURG, Jan. lin the Senate
to-day, in the case of the alleged corruption
aud bribery, Mr., Lowry, chairman Of the
committee, said the committee had nothing
10 report the names Of Senators, Rep
resentatives and other well-know gentle
men had been mentioned in connection
with the charges, but when the person 3
named were brought before the committee
and sworn, they had not a scintilla Of eyi-
dence to give which could, in any way, raise
even the prssumptionot guilt on the part Of
either OF the candidate for United states
Senator
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sTArE NEws.
Fr.m The McNIinnriILe View Err. !

From he McMinuyiUe New Era, 10Th.
SHOOTING AFFRAY.-On last Monday
evening about dark, a tragic affair occurred
on our streets, which resulted in the kill
ing Of Mr.. John Christian, of this county.
The facts Of the case, az far as we can ascer-
tain, are these Some men who were drink
ing, were charging up and down the streets,
defying the town authorities, cursing, etc,
and when about opposite the livery stable
were halted by the police officers The
deceased was not one Of the party 1t the
time, but came walking mp the street 10 the
scene of confusion, and demanded that the
police should release his brother, whom
they had arrested. Some angry words
passed between the party, when two shots
were fired, resulting in the immediate death
Of John Christian.
From the Pulaski Citizen lIth.
WANTED HER THINGs.-On last Tues
l day morning 4 freedwoman, living with
/ Mrs. Paine, in town, entered Esquire Abb
| ernathy's Office and demanded a search
warrant 10 search the town for her things,
/ which had been stolen from her the night
! previous The Esquire informed her that
! the law didn't authorize him to issue such
a general warrant of search but if she had
| good reason to believe that her things
were in the possession Of any particular
! person. he would issue warrant author.
! izing her to search those premises. She
| wouldn't have this; said she wanted &c
search the whole town, and went ont dis
satisfied On being Intercepted at the
door by a woman Of like persuasion wba'
| success she met with she replied that the
! Squire said the law didn't warrant him il
issuing a warrant, and he irIrTaat a goin
to do it. We feel warranted in saving tina
her things warrant found
! DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-The house of Mr.
John Neil living about two miles south o
Pisgah, in this county, was consumed by
fire ON Sunday the Both nit, together witt
most of his household goods and abou
three thousand dollar in money. Thu
entire white family were absent at tn
time, and it is not positively known how
the fire originated bnt is supposed to hayp
been accidental.
From the Fayetteville Observer, 10th.
Last Saturday was the day when, ac
cording to law, q Board of Aldermen fO
1867 should have been chosen by th,
qualified voters of Fayetteville. But a
| Inc requisite NUMBER OF Judges ana clerk
could not be obtained, under the franchise
law, to hold the election, the polls wer
not opened.
- The farmers of this county speak en-
couragingly Of the growing wheat. Seldom
if ever, was the prospect more cheering
Without some disaster yet 20 occur, hOu
will be plentiful after next harvest. 4 larg
| breadth of land Vgs sOvyD
- Last Monday was a lively day il
Fayetteville, more people in town than W
have seen in many a day. Col. Jane
Mullins made a speech which We did no
hear, and, therefore, can't report.
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DENVER. Jan 10-lntense excitement
Il produced over the news Of tbs passage 81
the Colorado bill by the Senate.
Shipments Of gold from Colorado ior The
week ending January slh amount 10 twenty
thousand dollars.
Salt Lake papers give accounts Of Tie
massacre Of nine miners by Indians, near
Collville, on Colorado river.
SAN FRASCIsU0, Jan. l0,-The steamer
Golden City sailed with one million ionr
hundred and seventy-four thousand dollars
for New York.
Further accounts say the ire at hong-
Kong vas the most destructive ever known,
buring three hundred houses. Many iiyea
were lost and large quantities OF rioe, cot
ton. etc, owned b. Chinese were consumed.
Value impossible % estimate.
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Lelier Unearihed.

LACROSSE, Wis, Jan. 1.-THE Demo-
crat this evening publishes letter Just un-
earthed at Washington, over the signatures
Of Mai Gems. Sherman, Steele and Weitzel,
in which they give to 1t. Col II. R. Ii.
McIver, of the Mexican republic, while
on duty on the Texan frontier, authority to
raise troops and arms in the United States
for Mexico, to prosecute the war against
Napoleon. They also openly violate the
neutrality laws by giving warrants for
piracy and transportation to Mexican
troops, against our stipulations of neutrali-
ty with France and Austria. The publica-
tien Of these important letters explains the
source Of our trouble with France, as
copies of these letters have been received
by Napoleon In this matter the Generals
named, the President and Secretary Seward
are implicated
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AUGUSTA, ME-, Jan. 1.-THE Maine
House Of Representatives ratified the con-
stitutional amendment to-day bv vote Of
l26 yeas to , nays. The latter, with two
exceptions, were Democrats, and the former
were all Republicans
The House has passed 4 bill granting TO
the city Of Augusta authority 10 expend
two hundred Thousand dollars, in prepar-
ing the fine water privileges in this city, 10
the Messrs. Prague, of Providence, Rhode
Island.
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ToRvSro, Jan lin court, Judge
Morrison and Judge Wilson presiding,
Timothy Kirby was arraigned, charged
with invading the province in June last
He pleaded not guilty
Hon. Mr. Cameron opened The case for
the prosecution.
Mr.. Mckenzie put IN several athdayits
terrifying to the previous good character OF
the prisoner, except that be vas at time
given 10 drinking.
The case was given 70 the jury, no
after an absence Of an hour and hall re-
turned with verdict Of guilty.
The prisoner was sentenced 10 be hanged
on the 9TH Of Maroh.
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f. CoweU and Others vs.. NJ. iIeJiBgt1n and
others.
1T APPEARING To THE SATISFACTION
L Of the Clerk and Master, from Allegations IN
the amended bill which are sworn 70. that NJ.
Heringt0n. one of the defendants in this cause,
is a non resident Of the State Of Tennessee. so
the ordinary process Of law cannot be served
upon him 10 IS therefore ordered that pubhca-
ton be made for four consecutive weeks IN the
Union and Dispatch. q newspaper published IN
the city of Nashville. Tenn, requiring said de
PENDANT 70 appear at the next term OF the
Chancery Court 70 be held at Camden on the
OF the same will be taken for confessed and set
Tor trial ex parte rs 60 him. Janua-E sth. ls67.
ian l2-wit ". A. STEELE. G. and NJ
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GHETT IN WAsHIEGTOE The decua-
tionz at the White HJuss will be com
pleted on the 9th inst The President has
given notice that he viii hold three levee=
during this session Of CoHgTez=-ThuFsday
the I7th of January, the 7th Of February,
and Friday, the IA Of February, from 6
until IL o'clock P NJ. Mrs. Patterson and
Mrs Slower viii Be al home on Mondays
The ladies Of the family Of Hon. o II,
Browning. Secretary CT the Interior, viii
receive on Wednesday The receptions Of
Hon. Schuyler CoIaz, Speaker Of the
House. vii. commence on the 10th instant
and continue every Thursday from g to IL
O'Clock The receptions Of Alrs. and Miss
Matthews, the mother and sister Of Speaker
Colfax, for ladies and gentlemen aecomPa-
nying them, viii commence oH wednesday
January 10th, and Oh each succeeding
Wednesday during the session, from I to 4
O'Clock r. NJ. TIA said that one hundred
aud ihirty-Gve member have their iami-
lies present this session.
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Arkansas River Plantation
TO R - ALE

4 TIEG Or The ARKANSAS EIL 70.
i = near South BEND, containing about .,ne.
teen Hundred Ar-a---iE hundred acre cleared
and finely improved has a comm pdi11. hrirE
dwelling -team gin. uUs negro quarter. ill
good stable for t0rE Hu arrh4lt al .lt u"u
bred ch0iHe apple trees. and ira-n AuAt', =
peach tree. has f0ur large rl-f-ru' capable ni
holding 90 barrett 1f water fiJ hHni. Ply
ta nut on the pIlee 10 January next. udi .I
with all the 7t1rE and crop IN 4.
Apply o. l.. b tits. taehEiIi' i-h". OBJ. '
james II NJ J0ru. Oh the place
PJ-tathcs Pot 20 ArEau o.
.aD1H a errnE-
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IN CHANCERY Al CAMDEN.

p l.. Mann and u F. Hall IS. Henry Tlehlr
and ". l.. Smcdley.
IT APPEARING TO THE CLERK AND
| Master, from allegations In the bill, which
are sworn TO, that ". L. Smelley, one Of the de
PENDANTS IN this cause, is q nonresident Of the
State Of Tennessee. so that the ordinary process
of law cannot be served upon huu it is there
fore ordered that publication be made for four
successive weeks in the Union and Dispatch, 10
newspaper published in the city Of Nashville,
tennessee. requiring said defendant 90 appear
nj the next term Of the ChaEcery Court, 20 be
held at the Court House in Camden, on the fourth
Monday in February next, then and there Co
plead, answer or demuT 10 complainant bill. or
the same win be taken for confessed and set for
trial ex parte b. 90 him. January Sth. 1907
janl2-W4t W. A. STEELE, C. and NJ
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Nv Ihe Gable.

PARIS Jan. l0.-Seycn more transports
have sailed for Mexico. 1t is believed the
French troops there will be ready for
embarkation By the 9TH Of February.
BERLIN, Jan. lO.-Bismark has issued
a circular TO the representatives of Prussia
at foreign courts. He points out the good
feeling in which Prussia now stands with
all foreign powers, assures them that peace
will be maintained, and declares that he
win now devote himself to the consolida-
ton of Germany.
CoEsTANTIEOPLE, Jan. l0-Ths Porte
has issued 4 note to the different powers,
calling serious attention to the state OF
affairs between the Ottoman empire and
Greece, and says: If no favorable result
is reached by it, efforts to maintain peace,
the necessary steps for. the defense of
Turkish honor and national integrity will
be taken
PARIS, Jan. 1.-THE monitor Meanto-
nowoC and the rest Of the United States
squadron are at Carthagena, and attract
great attention.
The Paris press warn the American Peo-
pie against the evils Of impeaching their
President.
VIENNA, Jan. 1.-THE health Of the
Empress Carlotta has greatly improved.
LoEnON, Jan. 1l.--There are rumor- OF
a commercial panicat Shanghai.
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GONE FIFTEEN OR EIGHTEEN OF IHE
- Josiah Niehoi estate lots, 10 N-rth Nash
Vile, on Vine and High streets aisI q spirnd.d
STAND. corner j eherg1u and Iue streets. remain
un4ald. The owners are deief mined 90 rl'ee
out the lotE. Extraordinary bargain --n Pc
had b. Immediately applying Ca
J.I.E = ". BROW y, Agents.
5lulJ-. -- Union lF....
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SAMUEL Cox, OF Saratoga Minnesota
Stacked some lime in a kerosene barrel,
the other day. While stirring IT, he
brought a lighted candle in contact with
the gas rising from the barre, which eE-
pIoded, throwing him against the cellar
wall, tearing zap the cellar floor aud badly
-Caldiue the people la the house.
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4 LARGE PAGE CATALOGUE, TEACH
n ing how % remove Tan, frceklrs, Pimpi1,
Bi0tchcz. Moth Paiche7. sali0wner. Irupti1u7,
and all ImpuTue- Of the skin, how % force
Ehi5seis, restore. car. and baagtily the hair,
renew the aEs, cure iTuukeunC-s. nervous ilbl-
Ity and other useful and valuable information
Everybody send 0r &C. address BEkdER.
SHUTS 4 Co, Chemist. - River street.
Troy p. J. ierls-wIu
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IN CHANCERY AT CENTREYILI.E.
TFNNESsFE.

Mary Anderson vs.. VIM. Walker. ct. al
an MOTION. AND TT APPEARING
~ unto the satisfaction of the Clerk and Mas
ter that j, B. Anderson is 2 nonresident OF the
State of Tennessee so that the ordinary process
Of law cannot be served upon him tits therefore.
ordered. that publicatiau be made in the Mash
vile Union and Dispatch, auew5paper published
in the city Of Nashville, for four successive
weeks, for said defendant 70 appear az the Court
house in the town Of Centreviile, on "a Monday
in March next, then and there 10 plead, answer,
OF demur. 10 compliments bill, or the same viii
be taken for confessed against him. and set for
for hearing eX parte. +. b. HORNBEAk.
janl2 vat U. ami NJ.