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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-26
A 'PROCLAM NATION BY THE
GOVERNOR.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
Executive Department.,
Nashville. SeDtember 18th. 1867

Executive Department., I
& .--- - -. Nashville, September 18th, 1867.
WHEREAS, Some excitement has
grown out of the agitation of the
subject of the approaching Municipal
elections to come off the ensuing fall
-s5 and winter, in the several cities and
towns of this State; and whereas, a
controversy has actually arisen in
two or more cities as to who are
qualified voters in such elections,
and who are the proper authorities
to appoint the Judges and Clerks of
said elections;
: IN. Now, therefore, /, WILLIAM G.
BRowNLow, Governor of the State
Tennessee, in the discharge of the
duties imposed upon me by law, do
aa hereby proclaim that the Commits
sioner of Registration under the
Franchise law is the proper person
to appoint the Judges and Clerks of
2 . all elections and that the qualified
7,v Voters in all Municipal elections are
those only who have certificates of
registration, and who are qualified to
vote for members of the General
Assembly. The Franchise law is a
part and parcel of the Constitution
has been sustained by the Supreme
Court of Tennessee-and all elections
held in violation Of said law are null
and void, anb of no effect whatever.
In testimony whereof, have
hereunto set my official signature,
and caused the Great Seal of the
State of tennessee to be affixed, at
the Executive Department, in Nash
vile, on the 18th day of September,
,4a1Se7. a W. g. BRowNLow.
By the Governor:
ISIS A. j. FLETCHER, ttt44
Gig @3# Secretary of State.
Sept 18th month
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Sept. 10Th / month
The New York herald., 1867-02-12
COURT caEnoAR-IHIs DAy.

SUPREME CorRr-CRcur. Part l-Oyer and Tsrmnsr aSs
will be continued Part 2-NoG 1900 1882, 1852. 1866
$780, 1885, lAe0 1402 1904 1895, 140S, IAl0 l4 l4l6
141S 1<2O 1422 l424 l426, 1880 Part 3Nos 27l, 93S
1885, 2s2 1O69 S63 625 800 114s 1l5d 39o ll6S, 435,
$685. 2754. 3S7, 247, 653 sz2, 246.
SUPREME CoURT-SPECIAL TERM--Issues OF law &C.
Nos l69 IT. l25 126 1s4 134, al9 1:7 k2S lao, 1885,
1885, 1877. 1S9, 190 191, 192, 1913, III, 1885
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMsERs-Nosl %, %, 80, "a w.
103 Ill., 114 116 IT. ll2 120 i2l, 12a la 115, l3o
ISL 1a2, l3s, l40, 14l. The cali commences at 1A2
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TERN.-Part Mos 1851
27s7 2so7 1905 24ss 2lli 2sll 9e4s 2ssz 2sl9 2se9
2327 2371, 24l5 27Sl Part 2-Nos. 1910, 3l2O, 255S
252e 2eOe 1884 29os, 1884, sole 1904 2ASa 2s7s sos4
3096, 3l02.
COURT OF COMMON PIEAs--TRAL TKRM-Eaxt Mos
239 49, 3z6, Sill 600, 379 $40 $685. 69s 3sA A99 s77
$50 $780, $50 Part 2-Nos AIS, 49, 504 500 Sic, 52A,
525 $50, Il6o, go, 57s $40, $50. $50. S42
CoURr or GENERAL sEsHoSs--The People "a Robert
Bunman George Clarke, James Larkin James Fseemao,
4. Weston Susan Tman, Annie Jones' Henry Pearsall,
John Hughes, Ellen Plunkett, Michasi Keefe Charles
Kelly, Emily Collins, Arthur Henry, grand larceny :
James Lamb, Edward Murray, feon,oas assasit and
battery; Louis Telling, M. Yeger, Joseph Yege, John
Smith, felonons assault and battery; James smkh, re.
ceivng stolen goods Henry Wheeler, burglary in third
degree.
OYER AND TERMIShR-George Wriggler, murder.
The New York herald., 1867-02-12
1Ht AllEctO uM eo1os swwulINc CASE

This case in which six persons are alleged 10 have
been engaged in swindlng operations connected with
sales and purchases Of dry goods has been under I'M.
vestigation Tor nearly two months. Full particulars
have already appeared In the HERALD Of the evidence
produced on the side OF tho prosecution Yesterday
morning the case came up for further hearing in the
examination room OF the Tombs Police Court before
Justice Hogan The counsel for the thought
most advisable not 10 go into the case In the absence
Of the prncpals Mr. Orlando Stewart counsel for the
defence, oontepded on behalf OF Meesrs Seth
H. ana Leonard @. Klnck, whom he repre-
sented, thas hs was IN a position TO provo there
was no evidence 10 implicate these gentlemen
in the transactions OF Foger Tibbs He then pro.
ceeded 10 show the lack Of evidence and made motion
10 have the case dismissed far a. his clients we're con-
cerned hessrs Kinsey and Brewster appealed for
similar decision on behalf OF their clients williams and
0oegn. Mr. Smith, fov the prosecution requested 10 be
allowed TIL this morning 70 furnish his argument IN
opposition 70 the several motions and the interests Of
the merchants whose side he representa- Justice Hogan
granted the time required and appointed this morning
fer 1naI hearing Folger and fbbs are still At large
The latter Ia supposed 10 have fed 10 Ynrops The
ether parties In the case are under bail
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pnant that hs the Acquaintance q u accused and
another man az saloon on the corner Of Broadway and
dousl0n street. and accompanied them N carriaae
round the city and that he knew nothing until he
found himsen next morning at the corn = Of Twenty
fourth street ana Ninth avenue stripped his jewey
and bootesa Il shown that the defen, procured
the loan OF $40 the diamond pin which Afterwards
sold TO . Mr. Lanhear, who disposed Of ia diamond
broker from whom ID was recovered that through the
efforts OF 4 man named Van Deuseu Who harmed that
the party had been In gambling saloon, thu watch and
chain recovered Witness for the defe showed
that attempt made by the complaina ~ and bis
friend TO settle the In the Snaon OF
Coolidge was shown that the complainap did not
know whether he pledged his property whk playing
faro and counsel In hs speech 70 the jury 0weo up
the attempt Of Van Deusen to extor money o aDueen
berry and his friends in glowing The jur after
few minutes deliberaton rendered verdics q mol
guilty. ~ae 7afeas
John Gorrck pleaded guilty 10 burglary In th third
degree having on the Slst az December ente I'd the
house of FREDERICK Albrecht ~ svenue C. and stolen
a silver watch valued 1t SCI He sent 70 the ren-
tentiary for two yearsL -
George Ryder alias Charles O. Gordon pleaded hnity
70 an aemnf nj hnrvlarv An ta thirn desrea ON the
18th Of December he entered The house OF Peter FIJI be
363 West Twenty NTH street. and stole about $500 W. r
of wearing apparel Nds
Mary Tressar, VINO jointly indicted with Ke en-.
Miller and girl named Smith for robbing VIM r. W.
hard the 22d OF December OF dollars In mont "
pleaded guilty TO assault and battery.
Ryder and Tresear were each sent TO the Penitenta
for one year. a&a -
Maurice Leonard pleaded guilty 70 attempt at
burglary in the third degree anA was remanded ior
sentence M
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charge Of failure to do my duty in the matter Of keep
ing clear the crosswaks In resolution one OF the
causes for this apparent neglect explained In the
usual degree OF cold and depth Of snow which defed
the power Of the workmen and the efforts Of the
tractor TO satisfactorily keep and 10 continue 70 keep the
sidewalks clear. There days when from the
severity Of the weather the PICK could do little
more than make It's impression upon the trodden down
snow and ice that its from the crosswalks
was not only mpracticabe, but almost impossible And,
on the other hand whom temporary thaw would occur
the labors OF the proved Of but little avail owing 70
the constant passing and repassns Of vehicles which
drew aer them collections Of snow and in
very short time rendered most Of the crosswalks i'm
passabe 70 the pedestrian they before my work
had been done The puddes Of which collect dur
Ing thaw or heavy rain some parts Of the cross
walks cannot be charged 70 the neglect Of the contractor
but 70 the broken and the irregular paving, which pre-
vents the water from passing into the CUTTERS II
scarcely necessary 70 call the attention Of the commits
sion 10 the custom prevailing In cleaning tho from
railroad tracks and throwing upon the side and cross
walks which have just been cleaned the blame Of which
Is 100 frequently charged 70 the contractor
have frankly answered your resolutions Satisfied as
am that have endeavored 70 perform and have per.
formed the duties eDjoined by the provisions OF
tho contract am gentlemen, your obedent servant,
JAMES r. WHITING.
The New York herald., 1867-02-12
wEsrcHEsTER INTELLIaENCE.

c.wRrrSc ON THE HARLsM RuLEoAn Yesterday
morning gang Of gamblers the express train Of the
Harlem line, gong north. succeeded in easing man
named Lewis OF a valuable gold watch II appears that
shortly after the departure Of the express from Twenty
sx,h street depot party Of gentlemen got together
a. ,ns smoking car and to while away the time game
~ hju was proposed and during It's progress consider
.he amount Of imaginary cash was lost and won, the
stakes being put up the principle When in the
vicipitv or White Plains man named Lewis who had
been ooksr-on solicited by one OF the gang TO take
4 hand, but nnding that the stakes were too
h,gh Tor his excbequsr he declined, whereupon
another Of the gentlemen offered to advance
him 400 on his watch, 10 which proposition ne as
sented In accordance with the well known trick in
such cases he permitted to win the FIRST three
hands After this, however, fortune turned, and he
WAS soon minus the cash well the watch ON arv.
ing At White Plains Lewis made application to Sheriff
Lyon 10 have his eccers arrested but the latter de.
cned TO So stating that such interference on his part
would be beyond the authority vested in him II seems
rather strange that the conductor who fully aware
OF the circumstance related also Of the character Of
the persons connected with It. should permit such noto
rIous individuals 10 remain on the cars.
SUDDEN DEATH FuNRRAL-A few days since an
occurrence took place at North Castle which has cast
deep melancholy over largo circle OF respectable per
sons In the neghborhood II appears that among the
friends who had assembled 70 pay q last tribute of
respect TO the remains Of lady named Sutherland
the crave closed the deceased got into vehicls
along with his friends but Just they had driven out
de the graveyard he fell forward on his face ana died
before any effort could be made 70 relieve him. The
deceased native Of Connecticut and between Atty
and 1xsy years Of aga
The New York herald., 1867-02-12
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
Hudson City.

TmAL or MARES INSPECTOR or REGlsrRy.--The
Court crowded yesterday forenoon by persons curl
tue hear the continuation Of this which
nenced Saturday. The substance OF the offence has
raj witnesses examined and Judge Bede charged
the jury Up 10 late hour in the afternoon there
no probability OF agreement AT six O'Clock the jury
stood six 70 SIX.
BRIpsE SWEET AWAY THE FLoop-The bridge
the Passc river just below the Passac Falls,
upon which the pipes laid that supplied the city
of Paterson with water carried away By the freshet
on Sunday morning BY this accident the city is left
without means OF extinguishing hres which they
occur will be terrible in character. The Water Company
pipes bridge distance further down the
river The city will be without water until tomorrow.
Hoboken.
TnRsAIEsgp IScESpIARrsx-Itw was recently noticed in
the HEaALp in connection with the that
lately occurred in this city, that an ncendary
Al work, The following letter. posted in New York
Thursday, addressed to Mt Robert Tooe No " Sec
eBd street. Hobokcn and may throw light on the ma.
lcous intent Of the parties who charge themselves with
The gradual destruction OF property ty-"Dear Robert
Lave that dangerous place Of yours as soon as possible
Your friend" The letter placed in the hands Of
Captain Donovan, Chief Of Police A few nights since
. man discovered at the corner OF second and
c~art ssrsets in tne act OF hriDg stable by pouring
I'D sroisn board Mayor ogden sent communca.
ton 70 the Common Council on the subject, and a
yard Of $3.50 offered for the detection Of any person
psfpetraing such . crime.
Orange.
PRh-on Sunday q fire broke out In The unfinished
dwelling In course OF erection the summit Of the
mountain by George, v. Heckor, OF New York. one OF
the nrm Of Hecker Brothers The building entirely
s~sroyed, involving loss OF $40 900 Partially insured
The building when completed would have been one OF
me handscmest IN thai vicinity The fre caused by
ssrse quantity Of lime becoming siakcd, owing TO an
overflow in the cellar.
Newark.
fhA DxAn.-hbout Eve. clock yesterday afternoon
br Noah Rendle living s27 Broad street. fell dead
wnhe sitting IN chair at his house smoking pipe
Dr. kendle was well known In the community and was
manufacturer Of patent medicines Apoplexy is sup.
posed 10 he the cause. S
ihhI oS Sn-AiDsaxAs NoyEs FOR ARsor.-rhe trial OF
en-Aderman 3 M Noys on charge Of arson. for set.
ting his comb factory FIRE two years since rms con
menced In the Court Of Oyer and Term,no, v..,ard.
mernng large concourse OF spectators were nra.on,
including many ladies' and standing room ~ a. dans
privilege Mr. Courtand Parker appeared for Inc STATE
epd Thomas ~ hcCar'er lot the defendant Testimony
taken.
The New York herald., 1867-02-12
COURT of OYER AND TeamINeA.


George q. Holmes, young man, tried yesterday
before Judge Ingraham and jury, charge Of having
picked gold watch out OF the pocket OF gentleman
named Deckleman while he was travelling In Q Third
Avenue Railroad The prisoner left the car followed
by Mr.. Deckleman, who demanded his watch The
prisoner sad he did not have It, but that he knew who
had The jury found the prisoner guilty II appeared
that be had been other occasions charged with similar
offences but the Court in consideration Of his age and
in the hope OF giving him . change Of reforming
fenced him 70 but eighteen months Imprisonment the
state Prison
Larceny Of Ciothins and Jewelry.
John J. Coyle indicted tor burglariousy entering
the house Of man named schwab, l2e Hester street.
and stealing tnerefrom quantity OF clothing and jew
elry, worth about $500 After the evidence Of the COM
plansnt had been given for defendant said he
was willing TO plead guilty OF grand larceny and Mr.
Cunning =. Bedford, Jr, Assistant District Attorney
consented. The jury, accordingly found verdict
that effect but the prisoner, who would probably have
got on with light sentence told the Court that he had
no 10 do with the than his Honor The Court
then called upon the policeman who made the
give an explanation The policeman did so and sentence
was deferred until Friday enable the prisoner
nsh 70 the Judge such explanation OF the matter he
could.
This ended the business OF the day.
Trial for Murder.
George wrggler will be put on his trial today at the
sitting OF the court for the alleged murder Of Edward
Bansa, committed at 236 Fast Houston street.
The New York herald., 1867-02-12

The Ponds in the civ.

The sharp frost which visited ths city ON Sunday
morning and which has since been successfully dry
ing the sssb' which the mild, damp weather Of las,
week made 20 plentiful, has revived the dropping
sp Of the lovers Of the healthy exercise Of skating
and gives promise Of recusctation Of ICY enoyments
The last few days preceding the visit Of King Frost
that the ice in any exposed situstione, has
nos yss assumed nature sufficiently reliable 70 lead
shsiers 10 nN themselves upon its surface The Ice on
csmbent shees of water; but " tbe weather continues
~ con =. during the last two days these favorite
resorts of tbs Inhabitants of Gotham will ring
ars'n with me merry laugh OF thousands OF steel shod
msras Mchilan's pond wAs also yesterday unsafe for
oovcn o. .sascra pleasurss but win doubt to-day
.paiTcph
The New York herald., 1867-02-12
MARINE COURT.
In Hogs Lard n Cure for Rheumati ism 2
Before Judge Alkcr.

Ii Hogs Lard Cure for Rheumaiisme
Before Judge Alkcr.
dngast N. Bossing Jomes WotsAs.--Ths case had
been tried before and dismissed the ground that one
Of the papers was not properly stamped. II an &C.
ton TO compensation for services rendered The
plaintiff appeared, agreed 70 treat the defendant
the OF rheumatism and not expect any payment
II not effected. The remedy applied was
mixture OF lard rubbed into the skin Of the defend
ant who discontinued II after some operations the
ground that the treatment too and he could
not stand IL The paintin, is alleged by defendant
has professional diploma; but he that BY bis
treatment he would have cured the defendant IL the
ter had mot taken 70 the of another nostrm The
defendants that the treatment he received from
the plaintiff only increased his maady and that there
FORE he was not liable 10 the demand made upon him
The Judge took the papers and reserved his decision.