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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-22


THr Pres and Times iusinuates that
the Judges Of the supreme Court Of this
State are being approached with brides
70 induce them 30 declare the franchise
law unconstitutional The hint that such
a thing Is possible prcsumes the corrupt
bility Of the court in the mind Of the
writer One Sco6old, from Pennsylvania,
charged the other day in the House of
Representatives, that the Secretary Of
State was giving and ore Of the Judges
of the supreme Court of the United States
was ree@ring hribcs Tor his op:aious
Radicals have as little respect for Judges
personally, as they have for laws and con-
situations and judicial opinions generally
The intimation that the highest court IN
the land is openly approached with d
bribe is o gross insult 70 il; and threats
that the people viii overthrow and
pulEfv its decisions, is a species Of az
tempted terrorism as corrupt a. the covert
offer of n bride
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IHE Washington correspondent Of the
Memphis Commercial, said on the 18th
Amid all this storm Of Radical yindic-
hYeuess, the President remains firm and
unyieldiug, satis6ed Of the roctitude Of his
course and of los entire constiuuonality.
he is prepared Tor 'jhe majority" al all
points, and viii oonfne himself SO long SIS
he can 20 the veto and decisions Of the Su-
preme Court after thst he will maintain
the government by al means al bis dispo-
SAL Sworn 10 administer the government
upon the basis of the constitution, and hav-
ing already given aithfIl earnest 81 his
intention IN thar regard, al, Jollnsou may
be relied upon in any extremity. The gJr-
cmafaf r.H Hat- tf iigup'td railc h T.
Frsoitsnt nor uU CdngAcs tnder dny pre-
'eHcs, b. permitted 10 o5svlsds Lgi ~ .rHmsat,
-th0u ahiei hor clll3 nefts- Be Duaa H0r
C5aUss SgFlr C5trt 1C- EUo1tiu1h
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.FIGUREa ON TITr MORO vOTE

The Radical organ has been making
figures for the coming political contest in
this State. The resul; worked out is
made to depend on several contingencies,
but with three fourths Of the oolored
vote in its favor, it only estimates the MAJ
iority of that candidate at $1,000. The
organ has put its figures too low If it
cannot give its friends in the Legislature
a wider margin than this, they viii doul
the policy of giving The negroes the bifs
lot The New York Tribune say they
do not propose to do so as a matter of
justice or right, but as a means Of ac-
curing political power It should, there
fore have placed its figures at 10000 ma
iority at least The expectation Of Ger,
tainty as to the result thus created, might
be an inducemcnt Even among the
members Of the Legislature classed 80
Radicals, there is an instinct that this
thing Of negro suffrage is notright The
more intelligent among them know it to
be wrong There are some of them that
will vote against in gpite Of party dis
cipline If the organs object is to show
them how Il viii pay, it ought to pile the
FIGURES up and makes the Office secure +
We have mo- specalations to make as 70
the result Of elections under amendments
of the franchise law No honest wise
and Just legislator viii permit his course
to be controlled by such considerations
The member of the Legislature who
would vote to cnlranchise tie highest or
disCranchise the humblest man in the
land, with a view Of controlling an cleo
ton, is unworthy of his place It. upon
his conscience, he can give no other rea-
son than such a sordid party one, he will
violate the oath of his Office ir giving such
vote. We are not Vet ready to believe
that a majority Of tho Radical members
Of the Tennessee Legislature viii vote to
confer the suffrage on the adult male ne
groeg Of tins State, without diserimina-
ton or qualification We are sure that
they viii not be convinced into such a
measure by the puerilities Of the Press
and Tines We cannot believe they viii
be persuaded into it by the base and
groyeling considerations which it sug-
gests fthey do it at an, it will be un-
der an impulse Of passion that will lead
60 it. and we beseech them to clear their
minds when they come to the determine
ton of this question, and consult their
constituents before they agree to it.
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A SENSATION SPOmED.-A few days
ago the Louisville Journal had detailed
account Of abloOdy feud Of twenty years,
standing between tive families in Carter
county, in this State, which resulted on
the 9th inst in the killing of the last two
survivors Of both families. The jones'
boro Flag pronounees the whole story an
entire fabrication. III
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Tur Code Of Tennessee provides that
the Comptroller shall settle ths ae-
counts Of deceased, resigned or re
moved Treasurer. and shall deliver
over the books, papers, and money be-
longing 70 the treasury, to the successor
Of such deceased resigned or removed
Treasurer The Treasurer resigned a
few weeks ago, to take effect on the Ist
inst and Que g ovcrnorsaceepted the resig
nation The new Treasurer has entered
u,.op his duhos, notwithstanding the
COMPTROLLER has DOT been in the city for
nearly five months How was the law
complied with
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From Texas.

GALVESTON, Jan. 21.--Gen. Kiddoo and
staff having returned from an extensive tour
through the State, represent that the ne
groes are everywhere contracting, and
going to work preparing for this years
crop. There are not laborers enough to
fill the land
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New ORLEANS, Jan. 21.-AlI the Judges
of the Supreme Court were present to-day,
and fourteen opinions were read, mostly Of
a local interest. In the Sd District Court,
in case involving the invalidity Of Con
federate contracts, Judge Fellows decided
that the courts could not lend their aid to
enforce contracts Of this character
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steamar uurned- esc.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 21.--The steamer Mex
leo, lying at the Arsenal, was burned last
night. Valued at $4,000, insured for
$1,000
The snow storm ceased last night, and
to-day the weather has been pleasant and
clear with indications Of speedy thaw,
rise in the river, and resumption Of nayi-
cation.
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Murdered.

LEWISTON, Me-, Jan. 21.-Two old la
dies named Kinsley and Caswell, we're
murdered in their own houses, two miles
from here on Thursday night last. A man
named johnson has been arrested on suspi-
eiOn Of numbering them.
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RnIIetinas for eenntor.

FRAlKFoRT, KY, Jan. 2l-Two Sena-
torial ballots to-day. On the latter the vote
stood: Powell 80; Harding As; Bristow
80. Gsrret Davis, by letter, withdrew, as
signing as a reason his desire that Ken
lucky should be speedily represented in the
United States Senate.
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Cre.hy opera House prnwinr.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2I.-The drawing of
prizes in Crosby's Art Association took
place to-day. A large number Of strangers
in the city, and the Opera House densely
crowded. Before the commencement Of the
drawing it was announced that between
10000 and $4,000 tickets remained unsold,
belonging to Mr.. Cosby. The drawing com
menced at 1890 Ticket No. $500 drew
the Opera House, and was owned by John
Meyer, saloon keeper, No. l68, Randolph
street. The following were among the prin-
cipal prizes with lucky numbers: 70 Sc
mite, No. 161 1872; Cropsuys Anthenen,
rs, l81; Irving and friends, II, 365; Woods
in Autumn, 80, 400; Recognition, p, 996 :;
Deer on the Prairie, 81 ,942; Alpine Scenery,
SO, 800; Volks bust Of Lincoln, 16l,554 /;
Old Reel, 1921 Fishermen Of Norman
dy, 1897 Deserted House, 104,68O;
Crossing the Stream, 81 ,843; Attack Of the
Bear, l21 IA; View of Genesee Valley,
142, 647: Booth as Iago, 50,674 Land
seape with figures, 30,986; Glimpses Of
Palisades, Sl,547; Jewel case, 1858;
Frosted Bud, 1928; Twins, 165,9S0;
Brother, 123,5Sl Narragansett Bay, 68,-
1876; Landscape, 1904 Master and Maid,
1892; Vase of flowers, 1918; Glover
wells, 72,S09 Bayou on the coast of Next
co, l40,965; Bougwall, France, 1877 ,574;
Little Daisey, l72,6l5.
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Tar Association Of Southern vagabond
loyalists at Washington, have had be-
fore them the question Of impedching
the President OF the twenty-one meme
hers composing It. eleven voted for im-
parchment and ten against
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BEERSHEBl SPRINGS
FOR SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AUTHORITY VESTED
ID IN u.s. by deed Of Uust executed by the
Beersheba Springs Company, bearing date 0cto-
Der 9, 1850 and recorded in the Registers office
Of Grundy county, State of Tennessee, Book d,
MONDAY. the ESTI DAY OF MARCH next.
sell 10 the highest bidder, for one-fourth cash,
and the balance in six, twelve and eighteen
months. with interest with waiver Of redemp-
ton. all the property conveyed in said deed of
trust. consisting Of towards Of 5000 acres Of
land, on which are situated the Hotel and other
buildings. containing some $50 rooms with ali
the household and kitchen furniture. and other
articles in said deed, which have not been de-
strOyed or taken away during the war.
This place, so well known as a summer resort,
is equally well itted for q great literary insti-
fulton. JOHN ARMFlELD, I a..
THOS. J. HARDING, Aruslees'-
ian22- dlm-w4t
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TBE Radical organ concludes an app
peal to its partizans IN pious vein 1t
says Let us do our duty, and God,
who protects his saints on earth, as in
heaven, will bless us with an abiding
Christian victory Saints This is in
the style Of Melchisedech Howle
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Minister Campbell.

New York, Jan. 21.-Reports from
Washington say that Minister Campbell
has been instructed to remain in New Or
leans at present
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Death of n, p. Wiuis-seizure Of IL
IicIt DisuIIeries-.

NEW YORK, Jan. PIN. p, Willis died
at Idlewild" last evening, Of paralysis.
Commissioner Wells has ordered no more
seizures of Illicit distilleries, till the present
cases now in the United States courts are
concluded. In the meantime, several es-
Establishments where liquor is being manu-
featured have been placed under surveil-
lance
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STEPHENS & WATKINS,
WHOLESALE = RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
CoRNER CoLLE0E AND USuoN STREETS,
tThe Old Stand Of srnETCH q FoHBEs.)

A FTER HAVING REFITTED AND
"a Refurnished the entire establishment.
and having made large additions thereto
we are again ready 10 ofisr 30 the Public
every article usually found IN DIugnigts
Stock.
We have in store an extensive stock OF
Pure and Fresh Drugs, Medicines, Dyo
Stuff, etc, which for quality and purity
are unsurpassed by any other similar astab-
iishment IN the country.
The great variety Of EUROPEAN and Ams-
rican Fancy Goods, Fine Soaps, Toilet
Powders. Pomades, Brushes, Extracts. etc.
comprising invoices Of goods from Low &
Son, London; Coudrsy, Soeiete Hygisniqus,
and Tlubin Of Paris; Baziu and other ropu-
table American manufacturers win be
found most complete, and for beauty, Gle
gance, and utility, cannot fan to suit the
tastes Of the most discriminating
Our assortment Of Cosmetics, Tortoise
Shell and Ivory Combs. Pufs and Boxes,
Mirrors, and other articles Of That elmB,
being Of the latest styles ard Of the mcst
recent importation, vin compare with that
Of any house in the South
Great attention ia paid % the selection
and importation Of Pure and Fresh Drug.
aud none other are allowed to 60 out Of the
establishment
A splendid selection Of Imported and
Domestic Cigars, all fne brands Of Chewing
and Smoking Tobaccos, CARROTS sebtah
and Maccoboy Snuffs and every article Ia
that line, constantly in store.
A most extensive and varied assortment
Of
Fishing Tackle,
onsisting Of Hooks from the most cclr-
brated manufacturers Of Iimeriek. Ireland.
and six, Grass. Japanese. ana Gable aiI
Lines Also. Reels. Bamboo aud Japaness
Rods together vith every thing usually
f5uhd in o fiTst-eias5 establishments
a large lot Of the celebrated Ne plusuI.ia
Black and Plantation Imperial anil other
fine TEAS just received.
z8- Prescriptions compounded WITH ac-
curacy by competent and experienced Fhar-
macis,s and Physicians and others can
depend on the most entire reliability in Che
execution Of ORDERS al goods being war
rauted as represented.
STEPHENS 4 WATKINS,
Corner College and Union sts
u1y.1l-tfsp
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NOfice.
FOR SALE.
NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING BOUGHT
/ out the entire stock Of Groceries of B. G.
Grigsbey. on the corner Of Vine and Broad
streets, NO l6S, will keep good assortment.
which he will buy exclusively fer cash, apd can
afford 10 sell cheap for the same. Mr.. ID. Gilman
will attend to the business for me. and we would
be pleased to have our friends and the public
jsnie-8m ROBER9 PINKARD.
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A FTER HAVING REFITTED AND
u Refurnished the entire establishment
and having made large additions thereto
we are again ready 10 ofisr 30 the Public
every article usually found I'M q Dlugnigis
gtarE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-26

MAYORS CoURr-MAYoR MAYO PREsI-
DING-MONDAY MoRNING.-The continued
case of Terry Pepper, negro, charged with
stealing pair of shoes, was called up,
and the accused was remanded.
Virginia Wright and Rosa Nelson, for
assaulting and beating Melinda Smith, were
committed to Jail.
John II. Porter, arraigned for steal
r. Temple Gwathmey, was sent to Ches-
terield for trial.
George Shilling was arraigned for as-
saulting and beating his wife. The latter
stated that she had been married for
twenty-four years, and had followed him
through the Mexican war. He had carried
her child off, and she wanted it. There
being no evidence against him, and his
good character being sworn to, he was dis
charged.
John R. Anderson, charged with being
drunk and disorderly, was fined one dol
lar and discharged.
Miles Banks, negro, for creating dis
turbance at negro ball and threatening
to cut somebody, was committed.
Eliza Robertson, negro, was arraigned
ioi SulllbS AUuCl DOOhCI WIFI q loSoh' :
The case was continued until to-day.
Lucy Banks, negress, charged with
being drunk and disorderly and kicking
mp row in the station-house, was COM
mitted in default of surety.
Michael Pfeifer, for being drunk and
disorderly, was fined five dollars and dis
charged.
William Carter and Daniel Strange,
negroes, for stealing old iron from Mr..
Brown, were discharged, in the absence of
proof.
Moses Green, negro, for "picking up"
four bars of iron, was committed.
The case of John J. Wilson, charged
with picking the pocket of James Golden,
was further continued until Friday next.
Christopher Hefieron was brought up
for assaulting and beating his wife, and
Dennis O'Brien. was arraigned for beating
Christopher Hefferon. Hcferon was fined
five dollars and required to give surety for
his future good behavior. UBrien was
also punished in the same manner.
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REAL estate SALEs.-Messrs. Harrison,
Goddin s Apperson sold yesterday the lot
on the north side of Franklin street be-
tween Twenty eighth and Twenty-ninth
streets for $50 per foot. Purchaser, Cap
tain George w. Allen.
Messrs. Grubbs Williams made the
following sales A brick cottage contain
ing three rooms, on the corner of Fourth
and Baker streets, with lot fronting 81 feet,
for 81, 900. A framed tenement on Fourth
between Duval and Baker streets, contain
ing three rooms, with lot Is feet 5 inches,
for Ss10. And vacant lot adjoining the
last mentioned, with lot 2S11a feet, for
s434.62.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALmASAC-MARcH 2e, lSe7.
sun rises.,..,..... s. 81 Moon rises..........n
Sun sats........ s.O7 High tide, A. NJ. s.31
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH IS, 1867

PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH IS, 1867.
ARRIVED.
Schooner John Forsyth, -, New York, lur-
ber Z. w. Pickreli L Co.
SAILED,
Steamer Washington, Chichester, New York,
merchandise and passengers, w. Z. Porter.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, L. b. Tatuln.
MEMORANDA.
FoRrRyss MONROE, March 2-Sailed, steamers
Petersburg, State OF Maryland, and Ella Knight,
from Richmond for Baltimore. Detained on &C
count Of the storm.
By telegram received from Norfolk on yesterday
we learn that the steamship Hatteras. Captain
Alexander which left that port for New York on
Wednssday. had returned She had been out five
days in the gale said TO have been the most severe
or the coast for many years, and had been com,
pelied to put back. She Immediately took In coal
and provisions, and left for her Destination.
Upto the hour of writing this memorandum no
tidings have been received OF the Niagara, whlcn
left Norfolk at the same time with the Hatteras,
ana this Is her seventh day out.
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LECTURES BY DR.. SAMsoN.-Rev. George
W. Samson, d. D., President of Columbian
College, will lecture in the First Baptist
church on Thursday and Friday night, on
"Scenes and Sights in the East" illus
trated by maps and charts. DR.. Samson is
one of the most interesting lecturers in this
country, and he will on this occasion speak
of what he saw and heard on an extensive
tour through the lands of the Bible. The
proceeds of the lectures will be appropri-
ated for the benefit of the Leigh-street
Baptist Church Sunday school.
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MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS SAVINGS
BANK.-This institution, incorporated by
the Legislature at its recent session. ana
the partial organization of which we no.
ticed some days ago, was completely or
ganized at q meeting of the directors at
the Planters Bank yesterday evening.
Gustavus A. Myers was elected president,
and Edward Cohen cashier. The names OF
the directors were published few days
since. The Office of the bank will be al
Edward Cohen's clearinghouse, southwest
corner of Main aud Fourteenth streets
Discount, Wednesday of each week.
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WAS 1T ONE OF THE PUBLIC GUARD 1T
was not but one of the interior guard OF
the penitentiary from whom a convict es-
capped few days since. The notice in this
paper stated that the prisoner escaped
"from the sentinel" and the inference has
been that the sentinel " aforesaid belong
ed to the Public Guard which was not the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-26

PORTE -MoNNAIE LosT.-A gentleman
lost his -monnaie on the night Of the
10th instant, either on the Danville or the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
train-more probably the latter, he thinks.
The porte -monnaie contained small sum
of money and two notes, one for $500 and
the other for $3.50. He offers the money
and SO in addition to the finder if he will
return the notes.
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@ p Rim G TRADE.

COUNTRY MERCHANTS and others visiting the
city will fnd my stock equal to any in the city,
amongst which will be found every variety Of
COLLEGE and SCHOOL BOOKS published,
CAP, LETTER, and NOTE PAPERS,
BLANK BOOKS OF all sizes,
ENGLISH, FRENCH, and AMERICAN INKS
and FLUIDS,
STATES Of all sizes, from by 7 to IL by ls;
WRAPPING PAPERS and TwlNE,
FAMILY. PUPIL. and POCKET BIBLES,
EVERY VARIETY OF STATIONERY;
all Of which pledge myself to sell as low they
can be bought in any Of the northern cities.
B.P. TOWNSEND,
Bookseller and Stationer,
fe a5-2m 1918 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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The SUN.-It has been long time, per-
haps, since old Sol's rays lent more cheer
fulness to the hearts of our people than on
yesterday. From appearances, in the
morning it was feared that his glory was to
be clouded for another day, but in few
hours the heavy clouds which hung over
the city for so long time were dispellcd.
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LECTURE BEFORE THE You've MEMS
CHRISTIAN AssoCIATION.-The Rev. j. l..
NJ. Curry will deliver lecture before this
association at the Second Baptist church
to- night. AS the subject which he has
chosen is one of very general interest at
this time, we would advise all who can, to
90 and hear it.
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OVER A MILLION DOLLARS sAvEDI

OVER MILLION DOLLARS SAVED
Gentlemen,-"I had negro man WORTH 81, 700,
who took cold from bad hurt in the leg, and was
useless for over a year. | had used everything
could hear Of without benefit, until l tried the
permanent cure" j. L.. DOWNING.
Montgomery, Ala, June II. 1859.
" | take pleasure in recommending the Mexican
Mustang Liniment as a valuab and indispensa-
BILE article for Sprains, Sores, Scratches Calls
on Horses. Our men have used II for Burns,
Bruises, Sores, Rheumatism, &c:, and all say 1t
acts like magic" J. w. HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Wells, Fargo's, and
Harnden's Express.
"The sprain of my daughters ankle, occasioned
while skating last winter, was entirely cured in
one week after she commenced using your cele-
brated ustang Lniment" ED. SEELEY.
Gloucester, Mass, August l, 1855.
II Is an admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang
Liniment performs more cures in shorter time,
on man and beast than any article ever dis
covered. Families, livery men,, and planters
should always have II on hand. Quick and sure,
II certa inly is. All genuine is wrapped in steel
plate engravings bearing the signature OF g. w.
Westbrook, Chemist, and the private United
States stamp of DgMAs BARNES Co. over the top.
An effort las been made to counterfeit II with
cheap stone plate label. Look closely.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all druggists
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HABEAs CoRPUs.-George Hamlin, ne
gro, confined on a charge of burglary,
appeared before Judge Lyons yesterday
upon an application for bail upon writ OF
habeas corpus. He was bailed in the sum
of $500 for his appearance at the next
term of the Hastings Court.
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8irl1ntond 1ispattk,
TUESDAY............ .....MARCH 2e, 1857.
AUCTION Sales THIS Dan.

HARRISON, GoDDIN i APPERs0N will sell on
the premises, at ~ P. NJ, valuable lot near
the northwest corner Of Marshall and First
streets; after which the valuable lot on the
southeast corner Of Canal and Fourth streets
will be sold