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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-13
County Court az Nashville.

Franklin l.. Darnell vs.. Henry b. Darnell ct ais.
A 7 THE 0FFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE
n County Court AZ Nashville. on the s0th day
of March, 1901, on motion Of complainant. by
counsel 10 the above cause. and u appearing 10
the satisfaction Of the Clerk that the said de-
Pendants. Henry B james. Ellen, IsadOfn and
Mary Eliza Darnell, and Richard Knox and
DOunisou n. A. Knox. his wife. are non-residents
of the State of TennesSee. and therefore the 0ri-
nary process Of this Court cannot be served up0n
them is therefore ordered BY the CLERK that
in the Nashville Union and Dispatch, news.
paper published in the city Of Nashville, requir-
ing the said defendants 30 appear az the next
county of Davidson at the Courthouse thereof
in the city Of Nashville. on the hrss Monday IN
May next, and answer said bill or the same viii
be tai en- for confessed rs to them and SET down
for bearing ex parte. -
april 4tw =. l.. NlChUL. Gierk.
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OswEGo, April l2.-The WeIland canal
will be open for vessels on the Odd instant.
The water is to be let in on the Doth.
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In Chancery al NashviIIe.

State 81 Tennessee-Clerk's Office, Chancery
Court at Nashville April the 10th, 1867.
c. NJ. Thompson, complainant, vs.. q. M. Fogg,
Jr. admir-. ETC., ct ais, defendants.
TTAPPEARINGFR FROM AFFIDAy 1T FILED
i in this cause that the defendant, John Shelby
Barrow, is nonresident OF the State OF len
nessee. il is therefore ordered that he enter his
appearance herein on or before the third hlon-
day Of the next term of said Court, to be held
on the first Monday In May next, loof, and plead
answer or demur to complain ants bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed rs 10 him and
set for hearing ex parte, and that 2 copy Of this
order be published for four successive weeks m
the Nashville Union and Dispatch
A ropy-Attest: NJ b. HOW ELL,
Clerk and Master,
John Reid. SOl'r for complt april 4tw
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Notice. EXTRAORDINARY.

A LII PERSONS WHO HAVE NOT EN-
"A ployed special agents to collect their claims
against the United States Government, that
were submitted for examination by the Commis-
sion held ut the Capitol in 1868, OF which was
the Recorder, would promote their interest BY
consulting Messrs. Paramore 4 Sewers, at their
office, No. AZ North Cherry street Nashville,
Tenn in reference thereto, at their earliest con
yenience. VIM. DRIVER.
aprl2 d5t&wlt
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Splendid Farm for Sale
AT AUCTION.
ON WEDNESDAY. ARIL II, WE WILL
~ sell at auction, magnificent
Farm of One Hundred Acres

OF the best land in Davidson county. on the
Harding Turnpike, five miles from Nashville,
Immediately this side Of the celebrated park Of
Gen. W. G. Harding. Fifty acres are in clover.
thirty five OF forty acres beautiful woodland
we'll set in blue grass. A neyer-failing spring,
with excellent stone spring house.
Richland creek runs through the front, and
abundant stock water is in the back pasture.
improvements all in good repair. and consist
of a framed dwelling with three rooms, store
room, pOrehes kitchen, smOke -h0use carriage
house cow-shed and elegant barn. Ali under
fence.
The Nashville and Northwestern Railroad
runs within fifty yards Of the front of the place,
and a station is within pleasant walk of the
house.
No such lands have been in market for thirty
years past.
Terms liberal and made known on day Of sale
A special train of cars will leave the Chatta
nosga Depot at IL clock on Wednesday next for
the place, and those desiring to attend the sale
will be taken out and returned free OF charge
The ladies are especially invited to attend and
we hope bidders will take their families. who
will be called for by the omnibus without charge,
if names and place of residence are left at the
Office Of either oft the undersigned.
R@- free COLLATION. seryed up on the place.
1.-THE weather lie unfavOrable, the sale Will be
postponed; but if at all suitable, will take place
on the premises and will be without reserve.
ANDERSON, JOHNSON d SMITH,
A. NELSON 4 CO.. Agents-
aprl0l w
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IT FROM AFFIDAVITFILED
III. Rosenheim and l.. Mes. are non
residents Of the State Of Tennessee: Il Is
therefore ordered that they enter their ap-
pearance herein before or within the hrst three
days Of the next term Of said Court, 20 be held
on the first Monday in May next. 1907, and
plead, answer or demur 10 compliments bill, 0r
the same will be taken for confessed ns % them
of this order be published for four successive
weeks Ia the Nashville Union and Dispatch.
A copy-Attest: NJ Il. HOWELL.
Clerk and Master.
East 4 gpurIOek. Soi'rs Tor cOmplt apr6 ttE
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In Chaneery u NnshrilIe-

State Of Tennsssee-Clerk's Oaee. Chaneery
Court al Nashville. March the "a. 1867.
J. NJ. DeAroo. complainant VI. The Sd. Cecili,
Academy 81 ala. defaadauts
TTAPPEARtN8 FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
10 this cEusa that the defeudanfs Totn
Whelan and John O. EnEiish are resi-
dents ol'the state Of Tennessee II i thsrsf,re
9fdeEea that they enter their appearance. herein
before Or within the frat three dsvs N ~. r',.t
term Of said Court, % be held on the irst Mon
Gay In May next, 1877, and plead. answer o.
demur = complainant's bill. % the same ssill bs
taken ipF confessed a. % them and al fer kesr
ma e1 peIte, sad that a cory of tbs order X
published Tor four successive weeks In Tie Nasb
VILE JnIon and Dispatch
eopy-Attest; ~ B HOWELL.
a n 90, Clerk and Master.
w. r AhIas10h' SOFT Tor eompl'L mars ttW
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Tn Chancerv AT Nashville.

State OF Tennessee-Clerk's Office. Chaucery
Court at Nashville. April the 10th, 1907
w. II. B. Gambill ct ais. eomplginants, vs.. v.
s. Turner et ais, defendants.
TT APPEARANCE FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
i in this cause that the defendant, IhOmas Nc
Farland is a nonresident Of the State Of Ten
nessee Il is therefore ordered that 5s enter ms
appearance herein on or before the third
Monday of the next term Of said Court, TO be
held on the first Monday in May next. 1867 and
plead. answer or demur to complainants bill.
or the same will be taken for confessed as 70 HIN
and set for hearing OK parte. and that copy ct
this order be published for four successive
weeks in the Nashville Union and Dispatch.
A cOpy-Attest: NJ. Il. HOWELL,
Clerk and Master.
R. MeP. Smith. Solr for eompl't. april ltw
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state of ennesseo-Clerk's Office, Chanesry
Court at Nashville, April the "a, 1867.
9 steinaw, complainant, vs.. ID. We'll and others.
defendants.
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s1TuRDAY. APRIL II. 1867.
largest Circulation in City and State
CAII FOR A CONSERVATIVE STATE
CONVENTION.

N,suvfrLr. NJ ARCH II. ls67.-rhe understand.
canseryative members of the General Asssinhit
m ne state Of Tennessee, deeply impressed W.
me laugers which imperil our beloved eau. .is'
rom HE reckless Disregard, uRou me par "l tne
n,aierifies In Congress and the Legislature on Ott
o,Vp STATE OF the sage cOuuselso OF the iounuets "
- ,overnment and the fundamental principle.
M our constitution. respectfully propose 1 ,s.t
tbrs ne held In the city Of NASHVILLE OF the Iolh
rFEppu next a Convention OF the true C9nsetNs a
i've Union people Of the state Of ~ VINO Nisn'
i; re ienenaee Of the Father Of bis country,
fb,tan Union and brotheriy affection may 3e
neTnqtuafed: that our free constitution may ge
tL,.Iesiy maintained that its administration IN
eyeTy department may be stamped with wisdom IN
and virtue: that the happiness Of the people on
lie States under the auspices OF hoerty may Ds
made Complete by the careful preservation ana
,.rnaent use OF this bessing-in short C9nVen-
lion ~ All who oppose the tendencies and rum
ous nolicy and practices Of the dominant party
80 ~ nxrnose OF taking counsel for the com
mon good OF all the people Of the state, and 70
select standard bearer, in the approaching can,
yass for Governor, who shall be n true loyal
Union man. a firm and deterInined defender o.
Inc Constitution and laws of the land. and GROUND
whom NAV rally al the people Of the State VINO
desire The full and complete restoration OF peace,
.--......-st,r nd hauuinos IN our beloved state.
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In Chancery at Nashville
State Of Tennesssoe-Clerk' OGee. Chaneery
Court AZ Nashville, January the 9th. 1867,
A. II. Hicks. complainant, vs. Edwin Ferguson
II ais. descendants.
TTAPPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
IN the amended bill ia this cause tllat the de-
iendani, X. h. fiRm, i nonresident Of the
state Of Tennessee It Il therefore ordered
that pc enter his appearance herein before
or within the hggt three dnys Of the next term q
said Court, 70 be held on the first Monday 10
May next, ~. and plead. angwcr Or demuT u
eomplainang's bill. or the same viii be taken Cor
confessed a. % him and set for bearing eK parte,
and that a copy u tins order BE- published for
tour successive weeks IN the Nashville Union
and Dispatch.
eOpy-Attest NJ B. HOW ELL.
Clerk aud Master
Wnkin & Wilkin, solrs for comppt. mars 4tw
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DRUNK. DoDSON q co. WILL SELL THIS
1 J FRIDAY MORNING. a large assortment OF
FURNITURE, commencing az 10 o'clock NJ
No. 80 North Market street.
CRUNK, D0DS0N i co,
Auction and Commission Merchants.
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Notice to shippers.

GENERAL FREIGHT OFFICE,
N. 4 c. and N. & N. w. RAILWAYS,
Nashville, Tenn, April TO- 1867
ON AND AFTER FRIDAY. I2FH INST, A
" limited amount of freights will be received
each day by Nashville and Chattanooga Rail
road until the bridge across the Tennessee River
is completed The number of ears will be de-
termined from day to day, and will be made
known TO all concerned by application to my
Office. +. MCIVER,
General Freight Agent.
aprll ~ & c. and n W. Railroads.
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county Court at Nashville.


CnArieS " Dixon. uy next tIAtllas - e@tt- -
@ Franklin et ais
ATTHE OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE
"A County Court at Nashville, on the ION day
~ April. 1857. on motion Of complainant. by
counsel in the above cause. and Il appearing %
the satisfaction of the Clerk that the said de-
PENDANTS, W. W Smith and II. Smith, are non
residents Of the State Of Tennessee, and there
fore the ordinaE process Of this Court caunot BE-
served upon them il isthereiore ordered By the
Clerk that publication be made sor foar weeks
In succession in the Nashville Union and DIS
patch. newspaper published in the city OF
Nashville requiring The saiS defendants 70 ap-
pear AZ the next term of the County Court, 20 De
holden for the coanty Of Davidson az the Court
house thereof in the city q Nashville. on ne
first Monday in June next and answer sand ball.
or the same will be taken for confessed as 70
them and set down farhearing ex Parte.
aprl2 4tw p. Il. NICHOL. Clerk.
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TYTOX BANK NOTES.

ALL UNION BANK NOTES AND CERT,
"A fcates Of Deposit for registered Notes pala
the Bank, No. "a College street, Nashville:
JOS. W. ALLEN, Cashier.
anr19 1md&2mys f,-"E
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ADVERTISEMENTS
BOARDING.

GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. OR TWO
n gentlemen, can secure a very pleasant room
and board on reasonable terms. Location cen :
trail and house furnished with every requisite
for aeomfOrtable home. Apply at No. "a south
Cherry street. tf<f apfl3 q
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FOR RENT,

NOR THE BALANCE OF THE YEAR 1857
Il and if terms suit, for longer period-the
Yard known as Payne's Brickyard. one quarter
of a mile from the corporation iine' NoienS-
Vile pike. Fer terms, call on J. G. Bureh, At
torney at Law, Cherry street, or Mrs. a. u.
Payne, on the premises. aPrio l"
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In Cbancerv al Nashville.

State of Tennessee Clerks Office. Chaneery
Court at Nashville April the 81. 1856.
s. B. Spurlock, complainant. ". ID. Well and
Others defendants.
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INSURED
NASHVILLE
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE 90.

OGsee in The Building OF the Bank
Of the Union.
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NJ l S G j. l. l. A N L o U s.
The President at Boston.

During the Presidents speech at Boston.
which was confined to thanks to the public for
courtcslcs to him rs a citizen and Chief NIaris-
tratc, three cheers for Congress were called for
from outskirts Of audience. The cheers swerc
not given. During Mr. Scward's speech three
cheers for North Carolina were called for.
Mr.. Seward said you may wall give three
cheers for the State of North Carolina. She
was the first State to put forth the Declaration
of Independence in the Revolution against
Great Britain. You may well give three
cheers for North Carolina. She was the State
of eleven who seeded last, and went most re-
luctanty out of the Union. You may we'll
give three cheers for North Carolina. She
was the first ofthc eleven who seeded to come
back again to the family lircsidc of the Union
and, to day, nothing is wanting for her to
resume her ancient, honorable and most patri
otlc position in the family of the Republic, but
the consent of the people OF Massachusetts.
Now. know that all that is coming about. is
coming about very soon l have seen the
earth and the skies full OF the clements of fer
tlity OF health and Of vigor, and I saw in
North Carolina the Cotton spring up which is
to supply, next year. the mills Of NIassachu-
sctts. [ have seen in New York the wheat
growing that is to supply the West Indies and
the Southern States. know that nature de-
signs that this whole continent, not merely
these thirty-siS States, but this whole CONT
ncnt, should be, sooner or later within the ma
gic circle of the American Union.
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LIT E R A R Y.
4 TALE OF ASIA MINOR.
[C1n;nuc7.]

lic was i'll the right The controversy
spread through the ship, until the pilgrims
would neither ca: nor drink. with each other.
Fortunate for thc;i if they had been deaf (;
still more fortunate for them if they had been
dumb. Every man had a different opinion,
and every man disputed in its honor as if it
were necessary to his existence The color of
the camel branchcd into hundred controvcr-
sizes. and each made at least pair of orators
ready to strangle each other.
NIustapha, irritatcd and impatient, at last
proposed to the Scribe that they both should
go among them; and explaining the absurdty
of their quarreling on points for which no hu-
man being could be the better or the worse,
recommend them to pass, at least, the remain
der of the voyage in peace. care VIC strong
enough" said the Scribe, simply, oto throw
ono half of them overheard every day, until
bu. you and / are left 2" "No,' replied the
Bcy; ''but they must be tired of fighting by
this time" ''Nonscnsc is indcfatigablc," OBJ
served his companion. "But," said the Bcy,
II shall rcbut their nonsense, satisfy their
reason and compel the fools to sec that nothing
but mutual concession can ever produce either
general comfort or general safety" TRY"
briefly said the Scribe.
Next morning, when The war of words was
at its height, and the deck was covered with
knots of enthusiasts, all dcscanting on their
own wisdom, and the folly Of the whole human
race bcsides-NIustapha came forward with
his proposition for laying aside all quarrcls ON
crccds during the voyage. His figure, lofty
and commanding, his fine countcnancc, and
c-cn his embroidered robes and icwcllcd wcap-
ons, hsd powerful effect on the bystandors !;
the pilcrn2s paused in their disputes, and all,
forming circi.. round the glittcring preacher
of peace dcclarcdt,.cir readiness to adopt any
plar which he thought Il. to offer Austapha,
elatcd at the prospect Of success, spoke long
and cloqucntly; the man of gcnins broke out
through the habits Of the Osmanli, aid al his
audience were cnrapturcd. Shouts Of aprrov
al soon began to follow every sentence; he
spoke of the original fraternity of mankind,
and was applaudcd; of tho dignity of truth
the supremacy Of conscience, and tho purity of
rcason,--and was applaudcd still more; he
then powerfully described them as combined in
tho act OF exhibiting to others tho same free
dom which we claim for ourselves; and i'll re-
membcring, among all the differences of opn-
ion, that the man who possesses spirit OF good
will for his fellow men. holds the master key Of
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general fire Of their muskcts, and rushing on
in the smoke, to their astohishmcnt, they found
that instead of a troop Of some hostile tribe,
they had but single enemy, the handsomest
OF Nloslcm, who still defcd them. They burst
out into laughter at his presumption, and at
the same moment dozen fellows lcaped from
their horses, and threw themselves upon him
He struggled desperately, but feeble voice
reached his ear, which totally unnamed him.
By the glcam Of torch he saw his friend in
the hands of a crowd of the Arabs, who were
carrying him away; and to his still deeper
terror, lie saw long line of blood trickling
from beneath his turban. He felt himself in
stantly powcrlcss, and fnging away his weapon,
yielded ut once. The captivcs were carried in
triumph to the camp; where Mustnpha's Jewels
were infinitely admired and plundcrcd to the
last stone. But his true sorrow was for the suf-
icrngs OF his wounded friend; The Bcy was in
consolable Tor the misfortune which lie attribu-
ted entirely to his own rashncss. "Wcll was it
said by i!afiz, he exclaimed in bitterness, ssthat
ne who takes the wolf by the throat, should
ilrst SEQ that his tusks arc pluckcd out" The
young Scribe pointed with his slight finger up
ward, and said with faint smile. "Thc skies
arc as bright above this tent, as they were on
the sea shore. The sun will rise tomorrow. MS
he rose yesterday. We are in hands stronger
than the hands Of the Arab The first refuge
Of the fearful, but the last refuge of the brave,
is despair"
[Concluo1cz N om Ncat1
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Bismarck's Private Secretary.

Dinner is over. Tt is well nigh midnight.
Putbus is sleeping. Only single light still
sparklcs through the autumnal trees of the
Park 1t leads us 10 the pleasant villa near
the Princes Kitchen garden
Count Bismarck is still awake; but he is no
longer the same gay talkcr, the amiablc, witty
companion, such rs VIC have seen him at din
ncr. In the dead Of night he is again Prime
Minister
lie who has come to Rugen to roposo from
his tolls, sits at a desk covered with papers !:
his right hand is closed his face looks almost
gloomy; the thoughtful brow is cloudcd; the
iron Count is at work. he reflects long and
profoundly; and then he dictates IL dispatch.
But where is his private secretary, to write
what he dictates?
The Primo Minister has not taken a private
secretary, nor any Of the officers of his depart.
mcnt with him to Rugcn; but at sidc-table
with lamp, sits a lady, modest, plainly dress
cd her brow beaming with great intelligence.
She quickly writes what the minister dictates
to her.
We know this lady; VIC learned already to
esteem her; now We admire her The Coun-
tess Bismarck is not only n loving wife to him,
an excellent nurse to him in his bodily ailments,
devoted mother to his children; she is, be-
sides, the iron Counts faithful, indcfatigablc
assistant in his grave tolls:
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. d n
a RATHER INoulsITIvE EYxNKEEzz,WhiIs
Lord Grosvenor was travelling West, he was
one day waiting at country station fora tardy
train, when one of the farmers of the neigh
borhood entered into conversations with him:
''Becn about these parts, considerable. stran-
gcr2" ,.t1
eyes, for some length of sIme5"'
"LilIc cm pretty we'll, ch? ?''
EYES, pretty wcll.' , ,a,e,
GLOW long have yer bin here ~
GA few weeks"
"What's yer business 2"
II have no business" ii,, ,9rip
i''What arc yer travelling for thcn? q ia,aA
Only for my own pleasure" poitfN
Don't yer do any business How do yor
get yer living then?" s3'aeaf#
"It isn't necessary for me TO work for my
support. My father is n man Of property, an,g
gives me an allowance sufficient for all nav
wants"
''But, 'spose tho old man shonId die?"
sIn that case dare say he'd leave mo
enough to live upon" ',ei5l L, s,s ,i,,ls ta,s
''Bnt, 'sposc he should bust up22 loa, I,g,.i
Hero The conversation ended aud Lord
Grosyencr walked away, evidently struck with
q new idea. s.l4 S,5iss 80 bSss