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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-19
RIVER NEWS
ARRIVED.
Jan I8-Talisman, Cairo; Gen.
Sigel, upper Cumberland.
DEPARTED.

.-.. LEAVING TO-DAY.
TaliAman, Cairo
River still rising slowly four feet water
on Harpeth Shoals, Weather clear and
cold.
The Talisman arrived yesterday from
Cairo, having made her trip in good time,
and met with little obstruction from ice.
She departed on her return trip at A, P. NJ,
to-day.
The Gen Sigel came into port yesterday
at about O'Clock, heavily loaded with
corn, the most of which was from Smith
county. She met the A. Baker at Car
thage, Wednesday, and reports that the j.
L. Graham passed that place last Sunday
going up. The Aler went over Sand
Shoals Friday.
The Tyrone is the HeKt boat dne from
Cairo. She is expected Monday.
A Pittsburg dispatch says
Navigation Is again suspended The
present weather il the coolest this winter.
There ia six feet water in the river and
falling fast Ice Is forming rapidly. The
Leonidas started out, bat could not get
round on account Of ice, and has concluded
to vain for milder weather. Several boats
now loaded will venture out"
A Cairo dispatch Of the 18th says the
weather was the eoldesi Of the season, and
ice was again running in the Ohio, though
slight The ice in the Mississippi was
very heavy.
The Emma Floyd has been fighting her
way. in company with the Palestine, to
Louisville, but neither had got there at the
latest dates
The COagisr oil yesterday SAYS
Yesterday was the coldest not only Of
the season, but the steadiest cold day ne
have had for several years. NctEithstand-
ing the fact that the sun shone Gus brightly,
the thermometer indicated an intensity Of
Geld weather thai vas quite remarkable
Al sunrise the mareury in the city stood At
| four degrees above zero, and for SIX houTs
up 10 noon, il stood steadily az five degrees
above zero. From that period till sun
down It shrank 10 three degrees above zero,
with every indication that il would 90 be
low zero during the night. This may be
regarded as a remarkably cold day, the
Thermometer ranging stesdily all day, al
most without a shadow Of variation, at four
degrees sbove zero.
An embargo was laid on river navigation
early yesterday, with no arrivals or de-
| parsure cf boais, and tho underwriters
again refused 70 take risks
The river is reported gorged, or blocked
/ BY ice at the tow head, inst above Jeher-
sonville, snd We think il would also gorge
| in the SsrroWs last night. The steamboat
{ men can now take another rest
The steamer Darling, from Cincinnati
! hsd managed 70 get within sight Of this
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So Ahrerlssemen.s

We call attention to the following adver-
tisemenis which appear in this morning
paper for the first time. The reader Is
referred to them IN another column:
The Traders Bank is removed 10 No. 81
Union street. next door to Sandy Carriers
Newaom. Glover & Co. advertise for sale
thirteen acres Of land on the Murfreesboro
nike. half mile from the corporation line
Robert Pinkard gives notice that he has
bought out b. G. Grigsbey in the grocery
business. corner Vine and Broad streets
and will continue the business at the same
stand.
The insolvency Of the estate Of Eritton
Gardner, deceased, Is published, and 'the
uuual notes Issued 70 elsimsnts.
A valt.sde farm In this county, or the
Nashville and Charlotte turnpike, will be
sold on Saturday, 18th Of February next
Up. /. Nichol, Clerk Of County Court.
The Chamber Of Commerce advertises to
make regular daily sales Of cotton and
other produce, at auction, from IL NJ %
Pm.
The Huntsville Hotel has been leased
for a term Of years by the Messrs. Nenable
and ii. Z. Willard, and under their man.
aFement will be made a fBt-class house.
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Proceedings Of the supreme Court.
NASHVILLE, Jan. II, ls87.-Court met
this day pursuant to adjournment all the
Judge being present.
RI Allison vs. 10. Harris. ei ais By
Judge Shackleiord; judgment affirmed.
j. III. Moore vs.. W. III. Sayles, ct ais
BY Judge Shackleiord judgment reversed
and cause remanded.
In the case Of the State vs.. John Carter,
oolored, from DeKalb county, William H.
Dewitt was appointed by the Court TO de-
iend the prisoner.
James A. Summerhill vs. Dabney IL.
Sneed. The death of Sampson Sneed was
suggested.
Henry q. johnson, ct sis, vs.. Robert
Espey, ct ais The death Of Henry o.
johnson was suggested.
Charles Ready, ESQ appeared in court
and took the oath Of a practicing attorney.
The court to-day concluded the business
of the 9th and sixth circuits. and called
the law docket Of the seventh circuit when
seyeas actions OF debt csaes from Wilson
couiiy were affirmed.
JANUARY Is 1867 Court met this day
pursuant 20 adjournment, al the Judges
being present
4. {. Carter vs.. n. J. Neely. By Judge
! Hawkins; bill dismissed.
S B. Fhppin ya T. NJ Williams By
| Judge Hawkins Judgment reversed and
| new trial
Lewis hin s0c John Shpp1 vs. the State
Rs Judge Hawkins: Judgment reversed
/ and new trial granted the prisoners
4 A -
Judge Milligan Judgment affirmed
W Cantrell W Eli Odom, by Judge
/ Milisan Judgment affirmed
Isaac vs. Evans 81 Wm Pigg, by Judge
MiBFan judgment reversed aud re-
/ manded
HIP. Kseble VS.. James F. Fletcher e.
ais. revived IA the name of Henry T.
Jackson. administrator Of d. N Cuuin,
1 deceased.
/ NJ. Ridly. administrator, 81. ais, vs., Jas
/ Ridley. ct. ais; revived in the name OF
John Woods, administrator Of Lewis Gar
I ner deceased
Henry O. johnson w. Robert Espey, e.
ais; revived in the name of AlexandsS
Nheeless administration Of HenryO. John
son. deceased
james A. Suiumerhill va Dabney Sneed
Ct ais; revived in the name Of w. H. Sneed
aaministrator Of Thompson H. Sueed, de
/ ceased
The dooke,s OF The seventh circnit have
occupied the court to-day.
Frank T. Williams j. w. Phillips. II
]. St. John, John N. Bright, Isham p
Dtsmukes, Bloomfield l., Ridley, d. W
Holmaa, and Philip Lindsey were ad-
I miited ap practiciug ATTORNEYS OF this court
J. g. FRAzER, CLERK.
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REAL Estate TRANSFERS The follow
ing IL a list of the real estate transfers as
recorded in the Clerks Office of this county,
for the week ending Friday, Jan. 18th;
s. L. Martin deeds to Ellis Franklin a
lot in the city for $4,000.
f. r. Glascock, u. S. Marshal, deeds TO
D. T. Wilkin, G. NJ. Fogg, and E. H.
East, Trustees, a lot in McNIinnville, for
5000.
E. r. Glascock, U. 8. Marshsl, deeds
10 Parmelia Nesbit and Margaret
Crowder land in Rutherford county for
$500.
w. II Hamblen deeds to Benjamin H.
Hamblen land in this county for 500.
VIM. Mcpherson deeds to Letitia Har.
ris land in this county for 500.
Jas. A. Stewart deeds to J. P Pegram a
lot 10 Edgefeld for 1895.
F. +. Patterson, Sheriff, deeds TO Wm.
II. Gordon a lot in this city for S3lS 60.
James johnson deeds to w. NJ. Stephens
land in this county for $500
A. J. Jonesd deeds to William Baker land
in the 4th district, for $1,000.
John Shannon executes a deed Of gift 10
house and lot in Edgefeld to William
Burns, trustee.
f. H. Fryar deeds to johnson Gibson
land in this county for S975.
s. NJ. Harding deeds to Terence z. Wade
land in the 18Th district for 81, Ol0
James A. Jackson deeds to B. @. Woods,
trustee, lot in this city for 81, 200.
M B Hswell, Clerk and Master, and
P, J. Hirsch deed to Stephen DubleT lot
in the city for S606 20.
James Whelan executes a deed of gift tc
Patrick A. Feenan Of lot in Memphis
L. W. Hall deeds to D. J. Merriman, a
lot in Jackson Tenn, for $3.50.
Catherine Cockrill deeds to Abner J.
Lyle lots in Edgefeld for 81, 400
S. WstBon, Trustee Of Bank Of Tennes-
see, deeds to s. +. Beaumont and Mrs.
V. c. Finley a lot 10 GAINESVILLE for
S5,l25 So
Urban Ozanne deeds TO jas Hickman q
lot in the city for Sl2T34
John @. Wright deeds 10 F. Fleming
land in Coffee county for s., 500.
Joseph Z. and F. Fleming deed to John
Q. Wright a lot in the city for $500
" ]. Thomas and wife and J. A. Jen-
nings and wife deed to Jas. c. and George
Hamilton land in Kentucky.
NJ B. Howell, Clerk and Master, deeds
to W II. Russell land in the county for
5000.
NJ. r. Howell, Clerk and Master deeds
to } ?. pegram land in the county for
5000
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The total increase of national bank notes
since June 10, 1865, has been over one hun
dred and sixty millions. II we deduct the
decrease in legal tenders during the cores
Ponding period from this amount, we find
that the aggregate circulation in legal ten
ders and national bank notes has been aug
mented to the extent of twenty-siK millions
since the beginning of June, 1865. Against
this aggregate increase must, of course, be
Offset the old State bank notes, of which
some ffty millions have been Withdrawn.
The securities held by Treasurer Spinner,
in trust for national banks, on Saturday
last stood as follows; As security for cirou.
lating notes, S84O, 365,I5O; as security
for public deposits, s39, $685. $50; total,
S370,269, 100
The following table show the progress OF
the reduction Of legal tender notes since
Jnne /. 1865
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To COHsumpTtves.-The Advertiser. hav-
ing been restored to health in few weeks. By q
very simple remedy. sitter having suffered several
years with u severe lung affection. and that
dread disease. ConsumPtion-is anxious to make
known to his fellow-suferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire 1t. he win send copy Of the
prescription used. Gree of charged, with the d.
reetiOns for preparing and using the same which
they will find a SURF CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c. The only object of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription, is to
benefit the afflicted. and spread information
which he eonceives to be invaluable; and hopes
every sufferer will try this remedy. as it will cost
them nothing. and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the PRESCRIPTION. viii please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg. Kings county, New Y orz.
Art23-ly
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tNHE FIRM OF BOONE. GIBLIN & MANS
i FLED has been this day dissoiv ed By mutual
consent. William Msnsheld withdraw ING from
the firm The business. in iuture will be trans
acted by A. u. Boone and Richard aiblin. under
the gtyle Of Boone & dthlin. All assets and
liabilities Of the fra Of Boone, @iblin & Mans
Geld are assumed By the Rea hrm % Boone &
Gihiiu A. ~ BOONE.
X. GTDLIN
Nm. MANSFIELD.
Wills Point, Benton co. Tenn, Jan !, ls67.
anil
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-19

R. h. SINSLEroS, at the postoffce,
has received the New York Ledger, Chin
ney Corner Literary Album, Boston Pilot,
Wsverly, Every Saturday, Weekly Maya
zine, Gody's Lady's book for February, and
the latest New York, Chicago, 81. Louis,
Cincinnati and Louisville dailies
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LADHs SOUTHERN RELIEF SoclEry.-
The ladies Of the Southern Relief Society
ofBowling Green, Ky gave a magnificent
festival ai the Girnrd Building IN that city
on last Monday evening. Il was COM
plete success, the occasion realizing, a. We
are informed, pear six hundred dollars. All
honor 10 these noble ladies and all success
10 the noble object they have in view.
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Cotton var quoted firm at 35c in New
York yesterday at noon.
The Planters Warehouse at Columbus,
Ca, with 5000 bales Of cotton, mostly be-
longing to planters, with little insurance,
was burned On the 18th inst
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BRowN's BRoScHAL TRocHFs From
the Medical Director Of the General Hos
pital, Benton Barracks, near St Louis,
March g. 1862: Messrs. John j Brown
a Son. Boston, Mass.--Use Of your far
famed and most aerviceable Trochea" Is
being made ia the hospital of which l
have charge, and with very beneficial and
decided reaults in ayaying bronchial irri-
tation." For coughs and cold1the Troches
give prompt relief
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-19

National bank currency to the amount of
$500 was issued by the acting Comptroller
Of the Currency last week, making the to-
tai sum so far Issued S3O0,755,9Ol. From
this should be deducted S2144, 932, being
the amount Of national currency redeemed
and destroyed, including worn OCT notes,
thus leaving the total actual circulation of
the national banks throughout the country
at this date 9S,6O9, 969.
The progress of initiation by the issue of
national bank notes is indicated by thesub-
Joined table of the amounts outstanding at
the aforementioned dates:
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5mau Bonds = pr. Ct. less Gold .....l35
Tennessee Bonds new ,65c silver -,....-..
Also, highest price paid Tor al kinds Of Southern
Bank Notes. See price list, fcrushed when desired
Deposits received. snd Exchange furnished
New York, Cincinnati. Louisville, Memphis, Eng
land trsland France, and all parts Of Germany
COOPERATION OaEcgs cashed az best rates
OFbIOE- corner URiOn and Cherry street, oppo-
site Bank Of Tennessee.
Ofioe hours. s A. A. 10 5 p H.
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4 MATER PIPE BGEsTs--A water pipe
in The basement Of the City Hotel bunt on
yesterday morning, T7aking quite Doisy
explosion and stirring up the guests Of that
excellent establishment to a considerable
degree.
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THE Lebanon Tenn Herald and Rsg.s-
svssys; We are informed tha; il is the de-
termination Of the Bishop Of the Diocese Of
Tennessee 10 establish an Episcopal Church
in eur town. Rev. Or. Cross, an able oler-
gyman, has been engaged 10 the work for
several weeks.
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In THE CrY.-We saw on yesterday
evening Samuel Thomas, Bag, Of Hardin
county, formerly Of Carter & Thomas Of
The Louisville aad Nashville Stage Coach
Line, he came down on the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad.
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BLAsTEG.-Csntinual blasting was GO
ing on yesterday on the corner Of Cherry
and Cedar streets, where cellars and exca-
vstions are progressing for new buildings
10 the burnt district, keeping up reports
akin 10 the roar Of artillery, Of which we
all have q vivid recollection.
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On Thursday night about o'clock, viii
liam II. Clemens, a well-known and highly
esteemed citizen, was smitten with apoplexy.
and despite Of prompt medical assistance,
continued 10 sink until 10 O'Clock on YES
terday, when he expired He had, on
several occasions in the last few years.
suffered premonitory symptoms Of this al
fiction though on the day preceding the
fatal attack, he had appeared unusually
we'll. Mr.. Clemens has left a large family
In deep distress at the sudden death of a
kind and afectionate husband and father
and many warmly attached personal
friends while the whole community regret
the loss Of one whose name was familiar as
a household word, and who was the posses
sor Of many genial and noble traits Of
character.
The deceased, generally known as Bee
Clemons was a native Of this county, and
was about ffy-fye years Of age. He was
a Texan emigrant from this State in 1885,
and participated in The struggle for Texan
independence, and was 4 soldier at the bat
lie of San Jacinto. He returned 10 this
State in 1910, and has since resided here.
lie was for many years an officer Of the
county, End Ia 1858 was elected a member
Of the lower branch Of the Legislature. He
has been a resident Of this city for the past
ten or twelve years, and at the time Of his
death was an officer Of the city. He was a
man Of far more than ordinary capacity,
and Of infinite jest and humor he was
the life and soul Of the society in which be
mixed, and hosts Of admirers and many
friends will miss his well known counte-
nance, and remember with delight the
pleasant hours bis genial humor has be-
guiled. His family have the deep symps-
thy Of the community in their great be
reavement. His funeral will take place
tomorrow morning, and will, we have no
doubt, be largely attended.
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NEW JEwEIRY 5roRE.-Mr. George r.
Calhoun, formerly Of the firm Of ". H..
Calhoun & Co, bus more recently OF the
firm Of Murphy 4 Calhoun, is soon 10 open
a full and complete stock Of jewelry and
silverware at No. IA, Public Square, the
house recently occupied by II. A. Hunt
ington g. Co. We bespeak for him large
trade from he nmmerons friand..
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IFOsLArURE.-T There is still noquorum
in the Legislature, nor was there on yes
tesday any increase over the number
present the preceding day Gity-six in the
Lover and fourteen in the Upper House.
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FL O w r
TBE ORIGINAL
IN CHANCERY Ar CENTRRVILIR
1EhN EGapE

Mar AR5sFsan ys. Wa. Walker. Ct. al
ON NOTION. AND 1T APPEARING
unto the sati faction Of The Clerk and Mas
ter. that J, b. AndersoH iB q nGn-resldsut ii the
State Of tennessee. 20 that the ordinary pr5eess
d Law eanuat be served uDQn hi1n Il stharef5re
vile Uuion and Dispatch. ueWspa per published
Ia the city q Nashville. ior loar surceziFe
weeks. iJr sssd deieudanltO appear az the Court
nsHee IN he town q Centrsyilie. on "a Monday
~ March naxs. then and there % plead. answer.
o. dsmur. % c5mplaiHanps biil o. the same vii
be taken fyr eonlsafed against him and ssf for
for hearing sx parts. 3 h0RNbkAH,
janl2-Htts G. an6 NJ.
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HoRsE STEALING. The Chattanooga
American Union Of the 10th says that
within the last few weeks we have heard
Of several horses being stolen in this county.
The thieves are about, and farmers should
keep a good watch on their horses.
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Mn. JoFI DAVIS, the new lessee OF the
old Theatre. starts ior Cincinnati this
morning 10 endeavor TO effect an engage
meni with Riatori 60 open The SESSION At
that establishment Should he succeed in
making the engagement 20 win be great
card Tor his theatre.
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To Marry or not so Marry. Why
Not Serious Reflections for Young Men. in
Essays q the Howard Association. on the Physi.
illogical Errors. Abuses and Diseases induced By
ignorance Of Natures Laws. in the first age o.
man. Sent in sealed letter envelopes. free Of
charge. Address. Dr.. ]. SKILLIx HoUGHroN,
Howard Association, Philadelphia. Pa.
ian I5-2r
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold opened in New York yesterday al
1871 was 1879 at 1880, 1874 at I P. NJ,
1855 at 2:30 and closed at 1865 at 4P. N.
The rate here was 1870 1876 buying, and
1859 selling.
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POLK COUNTY The regular term Of the
Polk county Circnii Court occurs on Mon
DAY next. We learn that a considerable
docket Is on hand for adjudication
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COTTON BEcEPrs.-The receipts Of
cotton by railroad are gradually diminish
ing and will continue to do 50, as the
greater portion of the crop Is already IN.
OF c0urse the stock on hand viii also begin
ID decrease, and We may then look Ont for
greater competition aud livelier times 10
our market,
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SUPREME CoCRr-The case Of B. l..
Ridley versus Sherbrook, from Rutherford,
will be presented to the court on Wednes-
day, perhaps on Tuesday morning. Judge
Ridley announced to the court, yesterday
morning, that there were several other
cases, in different circuits, of similar
character, involving the constitutiouality
of the elective franchise; and, for the con-
venience Of the court, it was proposed that
all be taken up together The c0urt re-
piled that they aoquiesced in the PROPOSE
lion, bat they would limit the discussion to
two briefs on a side; wherenpoE Judge
Ridley Withdrew his proposition, and an
nounced that when his case was reached he
would take it up alone, unoonnected with
the others-that il was No. Il on the 9TH
circuit, and would probably be reached on
Tuesday or Wednesday morning at farthest.
We note the progress Of this case, as the
whole people are looking 10 the result with
intense anxiety. The Lebanon docket Is
now progressing, the Rutherford lawyers
having consented TO give them preference
on the eth circuit, in consideration Of the
fact that the Circuit Court at Lebanon
comes of on Monday next.
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Oannrtnerahin Nofiee.

A E. BOONE AND RICHARD 0lBLIE
"a. have this day associated themselves 10
business under thasstyle and name Of Boone a
Gihhn, tor the purpose Of tTau-scttnE general
business. All notes OF hand 70 be signed b. both
A. Z. BOONE
isRll-lm r. 0LBLIh.
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HEAyV SALE or Ho0s-Mr. Charles c.
Smith, Of Warren county. Ky, sold on
Yesterday lot Of iorty-nine hogs at e per
pound. averaging three hundred pounds
each They were brought from Warren 70
this city over the Louisville aud Nashville
Railroad
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Fox Hoo STEALING. -Four negroea were
before Esquire Wilkinson ON Yesterday
charged with hog stealing The ease was
herrd and the parliea discharged.
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DIsCHAEGEn.-A negro boy twelve OF
fourteen years Of age, was before Esquire
Meacham on Yesterday, charged with try
ing to pick q mans pocket The boy was
discharged.
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STEALING A SHAwI--Mariin Taylor
was tried before Esquire Wilkinson on yes
leriay Tor stealing twenty dollar shawl.
lie gave bail FOR his appearance on farther
trial