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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-22
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-09
FOR SALE.

ENOR SALE-ELEGANT PRIVATE STABLE,
y west side Of VAUGHAN Street, below Walnut
school. S. KINGSTON MoCAY, No. 42s WALNUT
Street. u76t"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-09
CONGRESSIONAL "sAINrs. -


a,setls et .e asngIy Souththe reluctant south-the
history of leSisIatSoo@m come back to Congress, the
the statute books of the country snS in ten
years i Is confused and undermined. TS You know S
THIS; IL VIII pc most successful effort YOU
every hope ofIetrieying their debt, WHY Wbep
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-09


You may try it but it, cannot be done. Instead
OF holding these black men aloof, and keeping
tue negro at arms length, every sensible man,
WIN Win the light OF history streaming over his
PathWay, knows that the white race should be
flghteous Thank God, there are four millions
Ot plscH men south of Mason and Dixon,s line
VINO nave the right of the ballot! The reason
why say IL Is this;- It IS mere common sense
Inat every man entitled to have that mower who
Woulu use ~ lor the cause of the Union sborId
De entrusted with 1t. | have no dread ola os 7
am, am not daZzled by the mere fptn,nor o,u a.
furbish of what Is called states menshi iHP0'y auu
all humbug. man seated In n woInpp,t ~ 10
on green velvet, with ceiled roof over bi Inat' '
chops logic and calls 1t policy, which hos ~
begun to advance to the first requisite of hsino.
necessary. II Is rule quite general on the cn,s
trary, that every conviction in history Won ,neat
outside of the executive aud statesmanllke inteI
lect of the age. Some men, 1t they went n
Europe to look for statesmansbip, would 90 II
the Cabinet of the Tuileres for Napoleon Il
London fer Disraell; but in an hundred years
when man hunts up the statesmanship of thi
nineteenth century, he will go down to tht
rocky island of the Italian coast, where on
man, who krew what his nation needed an
knew how TO achieve it, freed and reunited hi
country. Though, after the name OF Garlbaldl
should you not be ashamed that your heart
should 60 with HIM to the hills OF Rome and no
be at first shocked TO the heart with the uttel
ances of South Carolina and New Orleans
Statesmanship is simply to know what your Ian
needs and TO devise the means for obtaining IT,
think the time will come when perhaps amo1gs
the foremost men of our epoch, men will I'm
one whom they know on the gibbet Of Harper
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-16
spEclAL NoTlcEs.

Ia T@wu.-The celebrated Foot Doctor
ALI WILLARD. n. D.. farneTsy Of New
Orleans. aud recently Of Lexington. n.y., VII;
permanently sradicates ingT0wing and inverted
Nails. Corns. Banions. and all other exeres
esnces Of the feet and hands in few minute
without inducing pain, bload OF the sliEhfes
Inconvenience
In his operation, acids. causties and cutting
Instruments are dispensed With. and in all case.
where immediate relief and perfect satisfaction
"a not given. no charge win be made far services
TESTIMONIALS.
From practical experience. can say that DR.
WillaTd's operation tor the extraction ofgorni
Is rapid. painless. and apparently ehsetual.
WI MoRaAs. Dentist
Nashville. Marehll. 1857.
Dr.. Willard has satisfied me, by an operation
on my foot. that he can remose eerns and bun
ions without pain. and in the most skillfni man
ner imaginable No limping person ought to
be tolerated on the streets while The. Doctoris in
our city 10 give relief.
March r. r. RUssELL. Dentist.
Dir. Willards operation is ali thai could be
desired. He removes corus. root and branch.
without pain or blood.
C. W. Smith, Druggist
Cor Church and Vine sts., Nashville.
l have experienced numerous operations for
corns and inverted nails, but none so perfect and
satisfactory in every particular as that per-
formed by DR.. Willard CLAY ROBERTs
Proprietor City Hotel, Nashville.
The Doctor can he consulted at the City Hotel
Nashville. from a. MO ?. NJ.
mario Il
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-16

Exchange on New York was in demand
and the banks were charging ! premium
and buying at par.
Nothing was done in, unenrrent money,
Bank Of Tennessee was inactive and the rates
were nominally 25e bnying and S2c selling.
Union and Planters Bank notes were in
good demand, the former at zoe and the
latter at soc.
Southern hank notes were very dull at
The advertised rates.
Nashville Incorporation checks were bought
at Toe and sold at Sc discount.
Tennessee bonds sold in New York on
the 9th inst. as follows: $4,000 ex. coupons
at e6c. and SIS, 600 new at Csc; and on the
llth, $1,000 ex. coupons at 66e; $1,000 new
al G5le. and $4,000 at 65cie.
The amount Of issue Of national hank
currency for the week ending Saturday, was
S5l, $50; total issue to date, 1901 $50, 0TG.
From this is to be deducted the currency
returned, including worn out notes. amount
ing to 50, 1872; leaving in actual circu-
lation at this date, S29S,SS0,6S4. The Uni
ted States Treasury holds bonds as follows :
AS security for circulating national bank
currency, S34O, So, 45O as security for de
posisories of public money, S9S,9i1 ,45O.
Total securities held, 1919, 465, 900.
The following is statement Of the APP
preparations made by the thiriy-ninth
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-16

Balance. $l24 500, 6SS %
II will be seen BY the above figures that
the customs and internal revenue can
"shrink" materially, and the treasury still
have working balance for long time.
The New York Tribune OF the l1th inst
says Prudent people see that Secretary
McCulloch means contraction, and has the
power to carry out his opinions, and are
steadily getting out of debt and avoiding
new engagements. 'Shrinkage' Of assets is
and must be the order of the day, until the
national debt is funded and specie payments
assured the elamor of specnlaiors to the
contrary Notwithstanding A new crop Of
cotton, grain and provisions means lower
prices Of these articles al an early day, and
the loss of millions of debts made by par
ties whose assets win not pay more than
half their debts 1t is these facts which
make speeulations for an advance extra
hazardous. and sure to be fatal to those who
make them. In the reduction of the vol
ume of the currency sure TO be shown in
1867 all market prices must shrink, and
Intrinsic values lose much Of their power
in arresting the decline in commodities, and
in stocks especially These are now piled
up ia Wall street as never before. on specn-
lation, by parties willing to put mp 10 per
cent. margin on 1000 shares, who have no
more idea of holding one hundred shares
as an investment than they have Of paying
the national debt Upon shrinking cur
rency these hypothecated stocks will, in
some unexpected moments, be forced TO
sale, and panic be produced under which
margins will disappear, and large difieren-
ces he left against their holders. In short,
under contraction, prices Of stocks will go
down as they rose during expansion, by
sharp spasms, which win sweep of the
profits of the past two years as rapidly as
they were made"
The specie exported from New York last
week to foreign ports amounted TO S476,6l3.
The following will show the total exports
of specie from New York from the lst Of
January to the 9th of March in the years
pofAd
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-16

THE ADELPHI-Miss ThomPson's bene-
fiji last night was really brilliant adair
Cold and disagreeable as was the weather, the
house was crowded throughout. The fair
beneficiary has certainly established
reputation in Nashville to be attained by
very few in her profession. An actress
who could draw as she has done during
the week, with the weather anything but
favorable, must possess histrionic talent
and accomplishments of the highest order
IL is 10 be hoped that Miss Thompson can
be prevailed upon TO remain and delight
our citizens for another week.
The performance last night went of sd-
mirably in addition TO the Little Bare
foot, Messrs Doud and Pratt being very
affective in their respective roles. A little
baby in the dress circle, (who should have
been left at home, whether from being at
fected by witnessing the performance, or
l for lack OF some childish nourishment,
4 raised quite hubbub several times. TO the
no little ANNOYANCE of those near BY Ba-
: bies are dear little things in their place
but when q crowded audience in 3 theatre
are intensely absorbed in the development
Of some plot on the stage, the vigorou;
squalls of two year old baby Is not the
most delightful music in the world.
There are two excellent pieces on tbs
bills for tonight,
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-16

At recent meeting of the Executive
Committee Of the Board Of Fire Insurance
Companies of New York, it was resolved
that where the doors and windows build
ings located in streets less than eighty feet
in width were so constructed as to admit Of
their being opened from the outside in case
of emergency, deduction Of ten cents may
be made from the standard rate. All stores
which have hoist-ways, dummies, etc, in
side of the building without iron coverings
shall be charged ten cents in addition to
the standard rate.
The New York Tines of the llIh instant
says:
Trade aud financial Affairs were generally ae-
tive throughout the week past, and the tendency
at the close was to further Improvement. The
drygoods jobbers as well az the importers and
domestic commission firms. are wen employed.
though complaints are made that the pronts are
relatively less than last spring. The aew Wool
and Woclsa tariff caused a large amount OF goods
to be withdrawn from bond. and this Royement,
together with the original entries 81 the week.
gave the Treasury ONCE close on % iOur millions
Of dollars for gold customs Paft 81 tasSs Re
surer and this contribution 10 Tue supply an tns
rojd rom trxether with the effect Of the public
Aebt exhibit Of March, Published OF Thursday
morning and the showing SlOi U0, ogO gold IN the
Treasury, caused decline at one tine RON -
The IMPORT entries Tor the past week amount
10 81 4 O3 against the total entries Of s. 4s3 Og
same week last year. The export eisaranees Of
domestic produce amount to A.4s3,s0o, against
| A. 8l,3 ssl same week last year. The export OF
spec;e aFnountsto 347S,6l3 against $50. - same
week last year The customs for the week are
/ e. Gel 600 The receipts Of cotton coastsise
| and by railroads. are le SO bsles- The number
| Of emiErant passengers arrived during the WesA'
The cold yaiues Of the import entries Of foreign
/ merchsndise at New srk since Juiy I. 1900 the
beriputng Of til current hseat year, are reported
| as folloEs-the entries Of foreign specie beng
| omitted .s,- e.,
Total sInee Jaiy slst -. 50
| AFainsf the same time laztTeaT .~..- A5s4sl,7so
Decrease since july l,--........-.. 81 10, ~
| The currency value Of the exports q domestic
produce and nisceilznsous goods from lseF7 OK,
includipe foreign articles re exported Gince , 90
/ l. 1866 are as follows .,., -
1 Total since july - : ~ - -
Against SANE tine last Tss ---'---- ~. 49,.
Decrease since JAY f...-.--....e--.- s,'.3s0 ~
| Liverpool dispatch Of the e7sning Of
the l4th inst. says The activity in cotton
continued throughout the day, and the
markesclosed frm at an advance Of fniiy I'd;
middling uplaDds l5sd, and middiins Or
/ leans 1859; sales $1,000 bales.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-16

MEMORIAL sERvIcE.--The Methodist
clergy Of Louisville. Kentucky, have
determined to have q memorial ser yice
in reference to Bishop soule, lately
deceased, on the approaching Sabbath.
Bishop Meryeire has been invited to lead
in the solemn services Of the occasion, and
has accepted The initiation. lie arrived in
Louisville on yesterday, and will preach in
the Shelby Street Church on Sunday at II
O'Clock A. NJ, and will oficiste in the me.
mortal service on Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock st the Walnut Street Church, when
there will be a convocstion Of all the
churches Of the city, to honor the late
senior Bishop Of the church.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-16

Be OK HAND-.tis to he hoped thas a
large crowd will be on hand at the court
house this morning, in response to the
Mayors cali, TO devise WAYS and means for
procuring food and sustenance for the des-
titute and suffering in our own city and
Chattanooga. The meeting will take
place Al II o'clock.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-16

THE congregation heretofore worshiping
in the German Methodist Church on North
Market street, which was recently damaged
BY Gre will, until their church has under
gone the necessary repairs, worship in the
Common Council room. At the meeting
of the Council on Thursday evening, a
resolution was adopted extending the use
Of the hall
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-16
Cincinnati Markets.

CIYCISNATI. March 15.-Fl0ur firmer and more
active: superine, none in market; trade brands
sll 509S13 so franey brands $ll9Sl6. Wheat
scarce, No. i winter 50 90 Corn firm at 53c
Cotton firm at 29c for middling but the demand
light. The great overflow in the Lower Missis-
siBpi has stopped receipts at New Orleans TO =
great extent, so that the light receipts In this
point have q tendency in producing a speeula-
tive demand that they would not under other
circumstances. The reeeiBts in the last q hours
amount to go bales. Whiskey firm at 81 rs.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-16

MARRIAGE LicExsEs. The following is
a list Of marriage licenses issued by the
County Court Clerk Of Davidson county,
for the week ending March Is, 1867
WHITE
Joseph A. Duff and Mary +. Holmes
John D. Reilly and Lottie B Reeves.
Reni. Morgan and EveliRe Williams.
VIM. Y. d. Clark and Josephile james.
John H. Mclnturff and Elizabeth Baker.
Thomas Blair and Anna Alexander.
George u. Richards and Martha Holder.
CoLoRED.
scipio Eppz and Bette Ann Harrison.
Henry johnson and Fannie Drake.
Alexander Pettns and Parable Summer
Henry Driver and Elizabeth Clay.
David Petway and Idele Tindle.
John Bell Walker and Nancy Drew.
Real EsTATE TsASsFERs. The follow-
ing are the transfers Of real estate catered
in the Davidson Comfy Court Tor the week
ending March Is, 1867:
S. W. Childress, trustee, and G. +. IL.
Marlin 10 William McBrown (eolored) land
David Parks (colored) lot in Harding's adj
dition, $500.
james S. Hughes TO Mary Ann Hughes,
deed Of gift, lots in city $4,000.
James S. Hughes and Mary A. Hughes
to W. j Harman, part Of lot 90, Academy
plan, $4,000.
r. W. Morgan 10 Charles w. Hammer,
land in Many county, $4,000.
Mary Ann Harrison 10 John H, Gal
kssaffb land IN fba oof1pfv &in0
John II. Galbraith to Eiizs Benton,
land in county, S52S.
NJ B. Howell 20 3. +. and Jas. M.
Edgeiield, $685..
Chas. II. Lesseur to +. c. Lesseur, lot
in Edgefeld, $780,
C. L. H. Martin and S. w. Childress to
A. Lienort and wife, lot in city, $500.
c. F. Noel and wife and A. NJ. Noel TO
Basel Holland, land in Kentucky, $4,000.
John Z. SHE 20 Christinee SHE, lot in
county, $4,000. deed of gift.
Tbos. c. Treanor to VIM. Glascoe, land
in Wilson and Davidson co mites, S3397.
John B. Howard to A. G. Carter, trustee,
deed Of trust on distillery, $4,000.
Thomas Caldwell to Elizabeth Doyle,
lots in city, $4,000.
c. f. II. Martin, and S. w. Childress.
trustee, to Chas. Plummer, lot in city, 1857.
Matthias Kiser to W L. B. Lawrence,
lots out Of city, 1925.
L. A. Cartwright to B. F. Wilkinson,
twenty-five acres in fifth district executed
ia 1858.
B. F. Wilkinson to Simon B. Frazee,
land in fifth district, $500.
-. A rtHvsyrr NI5laua land N
twentieth district, $780,
J. p. Smith to James w. Boyd, land in
the eleventh district, $4,000.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-16

New YORK, March l5.-C0tton more active
and 1St9le higher; sales 800 bales at 3ilSa32c
for mfddling upIands Flour market SC better
bat less active; sales at $lQdSl0 q for superfne
State and Western Sl0a$ll 80; extra western
81 556Sl1 So. Whisky quiet and steady. Wheai.
without decided change; sales at s. 05 for infe
ri0r Chicago spring, and s. 309$2 IS for Mil
Waukee. Corn lc better; sales at Al l79sl IS for
mixed western in store. Oats l42e better; sales
at 65a67 for western, and 67a69 for new Ohio.
Bacon Grmer with fair demand: sales illsdlli4
for short rib: lll48l2 for short clear cut. Lard
r,,, Of Isld f2lss
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-16

A COLD snd wintry day was yesterday,
reminding one 81 bleak and cherries
day in the middle Of January. The fierce
and chilling atmosphere Of the forenoon
ahated somewhat towards evening, When
snow and sleet commenced falling and
continued for two or tire hours.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-16

THF BELL BUCKLE MuRDER.-Further
particulars concerning the murder Of Da-
yid Hooper by negro, at Bell Buckle,
last week, confirm the report Of its being
a most unprovoked outrage. The muir
dered victim was a quiet and inodensive
man. and the murderer has borne the repu-
tation OF being depraved and self-willed
brute. The agent Of the bureau in Coffee
county has reported 10 the bureau authori-
ties here concerning the murder.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-16

Tar undersigned having just returned
from the Fast, takes pleasure 20 inform the
public in general that he has replenishsd
his store with the most carefully selected
stock of custom-mads boots and shoes,
which he will sell low for cash.
NJ. MORGASsTERN,
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-16

REPORTED FAvoRARIV. The ceuimis-
sion appointed BY Gen. Carlen few days
since to investigate in regard to the ne.
cessity Of establishing hospital in Nash
Vile to be under the control of the Freed
mans Bureau, have recommended the
erection Of such an institution st an early
day. The question of establishing Il IN
connection with the Medical College has
not vet been settled. We understand that
Doctors Lindsey and Briggs, representing
the college faculty, viii meet in oonsults-
ton with Gen. Carlen this morning, when
il is probable some definite plan Of opera
tions will be decided npon.