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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-21

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-21

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SHERIFFS SALE.-By virtue Of a writ Of
~ Eenditio exponas to nae directed and de-
lIFered, from the honorable Circuit Court of
Davidson county, Tenn, at its September term,
1865 1 will EXPOSE to public SALE to the highest
bidder, for cash, at the court house door, in the
City Of Nashville, on SATURDAY, the 23d day
of january, 1869, the following described lands
and tenernents to wit: One piece or parcel of
land lying and being in the 21st civil district,
Davidson county, Tennessee, bounded as fol-
lows ON the north by William =. Ewing, on
Link. and fronting on Whites Greek Turnpike.
Containing 100 acres more or less, and beiur
levied on as the property Of samuel Casey, Sri.
John Fox, and against samuel Casey. Jr.. sam.
ueI Casey, ST., and j. w. Richards, for S79. 2s
with interest and cost. Dated this 29th day o
800 o, NJ. DONALDSON, sheriff.
jan BY r, T. GAINES, Deputy.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-21
DAILY AND WEEKLY

DAILY AND WEEKLY ~
FENNEsSEES STATS zEITUNG
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COUNTIES OF DAVIDSON, ROBRRTSoN
ssUMNRR, WILLIAMSON WILSON AND
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atas@ THE ONLY GERMAN DAILY AND
EEKLTg5N cTTT'fASD STATE.
& re- The only Evening paper pub
1shed in Nashville
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-21

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-01-21

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
by DAILY 81 90 per Square first insertio
, al afty Cents or each subsequent insertion.
The Republican journal., 1869-12-09

did something which in their view isn't cor
rect Well, if these people could have their
way, there 'cou7d be something to complain
about by and by. The terms of the cont ract
with the Maine Central compel the corpora
ton to complete the road by the first of No
vember next. Now suppose the on-paying
subscribers could succeed in their efforts.
what would be the result? Why, the road
would not be completed, the contract would
become void and we should be left to do
the best we could with our railroad which
would not be SO well as the present contract,
by Il great deal. We doubt if it could be
leased at all; but would have to be run as a
rival to q powerful corporation, instead Of
being part Of it.
Rather than listen to croakings, fault-hnd
ngs and threats of vengeance, which are dis
pensed 50 freely in certain quarters, the peo-
pie of Belfast, and especially the young men,
should unite in sustaining and doing honor
to their fellow citizens whose bold hearts
and clear heads have placed Belfast where
she is
In conclusion, we have only to say that ii
is high time that the foolish and futile oppo-
sition to the railroad should cease The op-
ponents have been beaten at every stand they
have made, as they will continue to be. The
enterprise is an assured success, which no er
fort Of theirs can stay or stop. The only
possible result will be to make the work
more expensive to the city, of which cost
they will he obliged to pay their proportion.
The Republican journal., 1869-12-09

lures to S2369S, ISL, showing an excess Of cxpend
lures over receipts of $685., $40. The excess Of
expenditures over receipts for the previous wear
amounted to S6,431 1872.
AGRICULTURE.
recommend to your favorable consideration the
claims OF the Agricultural Bureau for liberal an.
preparations. In country so diversified in climate
and soil as ours, and with population SO largely
dependent upon agriculture, the benefits that cal,
pc conferred by property fostering this Bureau are
incacuIablc =
SALARIES.
desire respectfully to call the attention Of Con.
greSs to the inadequate salaries of number of the
most important officers of the government In thi,
message will not enumerate them, but will spec
~ only the Justices of the Supreme Court. &c
changes has been made in their salaries for fifteen
years. Congress has since found il necessary ia
increase the compensation of its own members anf
the duty Which it owes to another depart ment Of
government deserve, and will undoubtedly receive
its due consideration.
mere are many subjects not alluded to in this
esSase which might with propriety be introduced
nut abstain, believing that your patriotism an(
craftsmanship will suggest the topics and Legislation
most conducive to the interests of the whole peo
pc ON my part promise rigid adherence tc
the laws and their strict enforcement.
(Signed) L. : GRANT
The Republican journal., 1869-12-09
A MODEL MESSAGE.

Just as we are expecting to receive the
PRESIDENT Annual Message, the clements
have combined to produce terrible storm of
snow and wind, which has filled up the high
ways and rendered them impossible proba-
bly, for several days. Rejecting upon the
disappointment that our readers will expert
ence, and considering the means of supplying
the Information thatthe document contains it
occurred to us that we knew pretty well what
the illustrious head of the nation minht
could, would or had said, and might as well
print it rs 4 substitute. 1t is something thus
wise
The Republican journal., 1869-12-09
THE WAR DEBT ASSUMPTION.

The Committee to ascertain the exact
amount to be apportioned to each town in
the State for expenses incurred in furnishing
men to the army, has about completed its
labors. The bonds will not be ready for de-
livery to the town authorities until some time
in January, The following Counties have
been procured from the records III Augusta
specially for this paper
The Republican journal., 1869-12-09

THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE. We received
the President, Message by the Bangor Wing
on Tuesday evening, the mail occupying the
whole day in iloundcring through the snow
drifts. The Wing performed creditable
newspaper feat in receiving the message by
telegraph, and issuing it entire on Tuesday
morning. We give the message almost com
plcte, emitting only some unimportant para
graphs. We have no time fn comment this
week
The Republican journal., 1869-12-09

Sa-S. NJ. PErTENGILL Co., 6 State ST. Boston
ana Iark Row, New York, are authorized Agents
Tor procuring subscriptions and forwarding advertise
ments.
ss-s. r. NILES No. scollays Building, Court st.
boston, authorized TO receive advertisements for this
paper.
thorized agent of this paper.
a: aS-GEo. p. RowEIL & Co., 40 Park Row. New York
rates Their orders will always receive prompt attention
The Republican journal., 1869-12-09

After copying. word for word the Bangor
Wings statement Of the exact radical ma
jority in Minnesota, and offering to do the
fullest justice to the official report, that paper
complains that we edo not even now set the
matter right! For Heavens sake, what
would it have?
The Republican journal., 1869-12-09

The Belfast journal having no further use for hi.
BOOSTERS to crow over democratic victories. is let
ting them out to advertisers. He has IN eye tc
business. [OXford Democrat.
They are only exemplifying Democratic
principles by earning an honest living If the
birds were only related 20 Grant they might
get offices and feather their nests abundant
W.
The Republican journal., 1869-12-09

Last week we enormously stated that A. F.. Clary
had cut his foot. 1t was his brother instead.
IGardiner Journal.
Can anybody tell whether Morrill, means that
Cary cut his brothers foot or his brother had cut
his own foot, or that Clary had cut his brothers
head off, what the result of the accident. OF
whether there was any accident at all? [Biddetort
Journal.
Isn't the whole matter subordinate to the
question whether he was insured in The
Travellers?
The Republican journal., 1869-12-09
THE RICHARDSON TRAGEDY

! Inc unfortunate victim Of the shooting
ialr noticed last week, died on the morn.
OF the ID, at the Aston House, six DAYS "a,
the wound was inflicted, A portmortcm
ANIMATION showed that the liver. stomach ~.
lntcstlnes had been penetrated by the bui.
which lodged beside the spine. The wora
= that the man lived so long. The day
lore ms death he was married TO Mrs Mel
land, late wife of the man who shot hin,
having procured a divorce. lie leaves
bis property to her by will, consistug
$4,000 worth Of stock in the New
| Tribune, his interest in his works, Sc.
richardson, who was ready and gfac..
writer, had been long connected with
tribune as contributor and correspond.
and while doing duty As its war correspon4..
was captured by the rebels and impris...
for long time. He escaped. and wr.a.
oook OF his adventures, rs we'll Il, a very
teresting work subsequently entitled "Bcy..
The Mississippi
The New York Herald gives the follow.
history Of the acquaintance of the na.
previous to the fatal shooting
! Mr. Richardson who v,ov , r.,,,,,,. 49,.
the house of the Duhlishar Of , ~ 'I1"
clair happened one ry4nino somo t., AT.
meet and become introi,I9aI tjor, ~ 49, o. 7.
| Mr. Mcfarland Mr. sinr1oi,. I :" Wv wy.
be the r,ndrzyous Of m,ny ,.oTo' vas NaI
Etcmcn whose names ,r 5,,ito f'ii;I i"N '!lh'
stc circles and yylos toi,,; l,iiil''i III J"UIh
bracpd among Other thin%s ,, , oLinrlr"'oi' 90
sexes and the prinriplcs Of n.vcboioeriI ~
Mrs Mcfarland WIs inst s,,ri"nt1 'ii'i
metaphy inclined IN Iin,jn, t;,J ,'i i,.' '.
interest in these novel Themes Of ,.,i,t, ,' a.
Mr.. richardson who had a similar Irujo5.'
Thought, naturally began to take ,ome .I,,
his new and attractive acquaintance II - .It
that Richardson was an APOSTLE of trn. l,
ItrncS. bat there is sufficient evidence for
that this assertion put, hi, position rlndnly ,r,, ,
truly strong. Originally he had no rrnntatinn'
advocate Of Fourierte yagaripS Int il i XII
lreliShcd the discussion Of so1alisti,. thaor'I
WAS finally led to take an advanced view lif !,
he called advanced OF the ,ey,Iol r.I.,tio,, ID"
stronger minds than his own. Th~ra ar,, n",,
women in this city holding HIGH position in IN
tenn Of the community whose priyat, yi.ws n,..
tain subjects deemed sacred and settled lv otiiu
The Republican journal., 1869-12-09

TEMPERANCE TE1GULATIoNs. Rry. 4
G. Sawyer has withdrawn from the edtu
chair of the River Side Echo. the polla
Temperance organ and puhlishc, icttH
which he says that he has been hampercd I'll
not allowed to express himself as he sh.u
He concludes by declaring for another TIA
party campaign under Ilichbon. r.
Echo asserts that it has not feared to att
any body orthing that stood in the way off,
cause, and that Mr.. Sawyer is, to draw
mildly, mistaken. When prohibitions
themselves can't agree on measures fol
vancing the cause, what can they exper'
talliblc mortals like the rest of humanity
The Republican journal., 1869-12-09
Newspaper Decisions

l. Any person who takes p lper regularly from the
St-o'ce-whether directed to his name or anothers
or whether nc has subscribed nots responsible for
the payment.
pay az arrearages, or the publisher may continue to send
1t until payment in made, and collect the whole amount
whether the paper is taken from the Office or not
j. The courts have decided refusing to take ne VS.
papers and periodicals from the post office or removing
ana leaving them uncalle for, is pru face ideneo
OF intentional fraud.
The Republican journal., 1869-12-09

SOUTHERN ELECuoNs. In Mississippi %
Texas elections were last week held for SIN
officers. The issue. like that in Tenn,
between radical and conservative rcpul
cans, the democrats generally voting with 1.
latter. The telegraph reports the election
Alcorn. radical, in Mississippi, over Dent. ID
candidate, and hrolhcr-n-laW
the President. In Texas. the reverse ha-
en- place, and the election Of Hamilton, r
Iscrvatvc. is reported
The Republican journal., 1869-12-09

ADMINISTRATORS, EXECUTORS and GrARDI,Ss dc.
string their advertisements published in the Journal
VIII please so state to the Court all advertising not 80
directed is withheld from this paper ~
The Republican journal., 1869-12-09

SUBSCRIBERS desiring to have the address of papers
changed must state the Post Office to which the paper
has been sent as well as that to which it is to go
The Republican journal., 1869-12-09
Republican 3oornol,
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9. 1869.
~ HLiHlllD EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
WILLIAM III. SIMPSON
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR,

;shhihs1hirrloS TERMS In advance, $500 year
with1n the year 500 at the expiration the year So
ADVERTISING TERMS. For one square lone inch nj
length in column l?5 for three weeks, and p cents oI
ed as full one 7
The Republican journal., 1869-12-09

Subscribers are reretcd take notice of the date on
the coored Slips attached to the paper 1t is the only
form Of receipt now used. For instance, Is May IS,
means that the subscription is paid to that date. When
a new payment is made the date will be Immediately
changed to correspond and thus receipt in full is sent
with every paper Subscribers in arrears arc requested
to forward the sums due,
as-ln sending money, state THE POST OFFICE to
which the paper is Sent-aH ~
The Republican journal., 1869-12-09

Congress met on Monday In the House,
Mr.. Lynch moved for q special committee on
navigation, but couldn't get it. Butler intro
duccd Il bill repeating the Tenure of office
law The four members from Alabama Were
sworn in. Petitions for according belligercnt
rights to Cuba, and for removing dutie, on
COAL were received
In the Senate, Mr.. Morton introduced q
resolution for restoring Virginia to the Union.
Mr. Sumner, 4 bin to promote 4 return to
special payments. Mr. Trumbull a bill MAX
inc ii Il misdemeanor for member Of Con-
gross to recommend any person for office,
unless requested by the appointing power
a statement Just made out at the Treasury
Department shows the foreign imports in the
districts of Maine to be rs follows-Aroos-
took Sl3,7 1876; Bangor S250,099; Bath 500
35l Belfast S3S, 5lJ Castine 81, 7333 French
mans Bay, Sl5l; Machias S2.55l; Portland
s., 923,2l6; Waldobolo Sl.0l5; Wiscassct
SSS
The Republican journal., 1869-12-09

The Portland Argus regrets to learn that The
accounts of the late VIM. w. Woodbury., as Prcsi
dent OF the Ocean Insurance Go. of that city show
tn deficit 50 far as now known of six or seven
thousand iloll;,ls, and ii is feared that further eX-
animation viii exhibit still lar.rcr deficit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-16

called at the saloon No. 4l9 West Thirty second
street where he inhibited seysF e I'm r g, ae
when, observing lounge in tho rear OF
the place, he asked permission to stretch wai
eracionsiy Granted; That he W went 10 sleep but
suddenly awakened ny feeling the hanu oi tle NC
cused In his pants pocket where the ABOVE amount
had been placed before he sought the sofa but was
then gone The accused denied MS @uiit pus wa,
committed to await examination, IN default VI s'0'
bail.
Tns PACKING BOX FACTORY swINDLE The
adrot manceuvre, by which Mr.. John PicSersshi'
the recently arrived Englishman, was swindlei OUT
OF ST. coo by false representations made to MN, US
alleged, by the individuals George G. Soren anu VIII
liam NJ. Chase, known as Armstrong Co.," ana
Frederick G. Hunt, IN regard TO well established
packing box business, which led nm 10 invest tne
above amount, as already reported In the HERALD,
was up for awhile at the Jefferson Market Ioice
Court yesterday morning. THIS was occdsioueu ~
se his ~ sa INV w nirht before The COM
planant was also on hand and he appended announcer
affidavit to the original, setting forth that ne recV
nized this individual as one OF the principals III tho
swindle. lie was committed, as vera his associates
on Wednesday, for examination. Later In tue morn,
permission OF the Judge to see Hunt. TINS was nc,
corded and he Instantly recognized MN as tne
same party who some eighteen months ago nau
sWinded him In like manner OF $780,"
A DESPERATE CHARAcTER.-A man named James
Kelly was arraigned before Justice Ledwith, nj
Essex Market Police Court, yesterday charged VIII,
burglary and felOnious assault The complainant
was Frederick Frese Of No. IL avenue A, who stated
that his house was broken into on Wednesday night
and money ana clothes OF the value OF ninety-one
dollars removed thereirom. The burglar enected
an entrance by taking rear window out OF Its
frame. Charles Gantz, whose premises adJoln
those or Mr.. Frelse heard noise in the
yard and went down to find cut what
caused 1t, when he found the prisoner on the
fence. He asked him what he wanted, when
the prisoner or lhe fence and struck MI GanZ
over the temples with heavy screwdryer, Knock,
ing him down and causing nasty cut. The quarrel
caused some noise and olllcer dohr, OF tne even
teenth precinct, arrived on the spot. After hunting
around some for the prisoner he was discovered
in the yard lying upon the ground. Some OF the
stolen clothing found near MIN and Identified by
Mr.. Frese. Kelly was committed to answer. Mr..
Charles GanZ OF 24o East Houston street, also made
c0npaint against the prisoner for feon!ous assault,
upon which charge lie also was held Tor eXaLlina-
ton Kelly denies both charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-16

DO, sir. -.
O. Are you an onioer or clerk OF the Credit Mobi-
Q, have You ever been 4. Yes cir.
q. What oiicc and whens A. ! was asstslan,
treasurer aud assistant secretary up 10 1897 have
not had anything 10 do with 1t for two years lhis
spring
q. Are YOU not assistant treasurer for some trus.
tees or fund connected with the Union Pacific Rail.
ROAD Company? a. cannot answer that question
Ill understand II; please explain.
Y. lave you not within the last three months re-
ceived checks from the Union Pacific Railroad COM
pany made out to you as assistant treasurer
Mr. Bell objected to this as incompetent, unless It
relates 10 the account in the Corn Exchange Bank or
to the funds in that bank.
The referee decided that the question Is incempe.
tent unless the counsel connects with that account
or funds IN that bank.
A. have received cheeks.
a. AS assistant treasurer for whoms
Objected 10 by Mr.. Bell unless IL appears that the
checks have gone INTO the Corn Exchange Bank.
A am assistant treasurer oil the assigneeS OF the
contract on the Union Pacific road.
z. Who are those assigneesf
Mr.. Bell objected as incompetent and not within
the scope OF tile order.
Referee overrued tie objection and defendant en-
copied.
Witness-The contract was with Cakes Ames; the
assignees are Oliver Ames Thos. c. Durant. ii. S.
McComb, c. :. Bushnell John Dun, Benz. Il. Bates
and Sidney Dillon.
Adjourned 10 Twelve NJ to-day.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Bedford.

GRAND LARCENfEs.
Assistant District Attorney Tweed CONDUCTED the
prosecution and disposed OF the ca endar with
promptness
SENTENCED FOR LARCYSy.
Daniel Mcdonald pleaded guilty 10 larceny from
the person, he having on the LIST inst. stolen watch
worth forty doIlars. the property OF John Mcclure.
As the prisoner was only sixteen years or age the
Judge said he would not brand him rs feon by
sending him the State Prison. but would send the
accused to the House OF Refuge, where he would be
kept TN he was tweniy-one years Old.
John q. Miller, who was charged with stealing an
oyercoat IRON John kuckner on the nth OF Msr;h,
was convicted or petty larceny. He was sent 10 the
Penitentiary for SIX months.
MARY RYAN, charged with stealing forty dollars
worth OF clothing from Johanna Laning on the 2'th
Of November, was convicted OF petty larceny. She
was sent 10 the Penitentlary for SIX months.
SIMON Leibeck was tried and convicted OF grand
larceny IL appeared IRON the testimony adduced
by the District Attorney that the 9th or October
1863 Alsperg Co. shipped case OF goods TO House
man a Co., Albany, Ca, which, instead OF being
convey ed to the steamer, was taken by carman 10
the corner O Laurens and Prince streets Detective
Eustis was on tue watch and entered the premises
In time 10 the prisoner and another man unpack
The goods, which were identified by the above hrn.
the csrman pleaded guilty Of the last term and ~
now In the state Prison. The prisoner escaped at
the time, and was only arrested short iilne ago.
Tho onicer distinctly ana positively identified
him. A young daughter Of the prisoner was
called by his counsel TO establish an uitbi. She
swore that her father was down South two months
before the occurrence took place aud dd not return
10 New YORK until two months afterwards. After the
Jury rendered q verdict of guilty the prisoner was
placed at the bar for sentence. The Judge said
Iiebeck, have no doubt but that the verdict rem
dered by the Jury q correct one. But regret TO
saw that have tried a case where father was In
siruinenta In having his own daughter commit per
jury, because she never went upon me stand with
out your knowledge and consent You know a.
well a. do that what she said was untrue. Conse
uuenty must send yOu to the state Prison Tor I'M
longes term the law VIII permit which u at har'
aN.s tf4 y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-16
the TAX ON BROKERS' SALES.

Mr. y. u. Webster. Assessor OF tho Tnir,y-second
district. has received the following letter concern
Ing his effort TO the brokers their call loans
rs capitai;--
TREASURY DEPARTMENT !
orfiCE 90 1SrERSAL Revenue,
WAsufNGroN, April 13 1862
sIr--H. Meigs, Jr., n smith, bankers. vt % wall
street have addressed TINS ollce under date OF sth
instant, asking II In their monthly return OF capital
for tax "a provided In section no. law In force, they
should include "tie average amount or money they
have borrowed during the particular month";"
AZ they nave been referred to You for the necessary
information YOU are instructed that the average OF
all money, whether borrowed or otherwise used
or employed during the month by any banker In the
business OF banking, excepting only deposits which
are returned Tor tax M such, should enter into the
estimate OF the "capta" taxable under the section.
J. ii. DOUGLAS. Deputy Commissioner.
II must be remarked that this letter docs not give
any opinion ut all on tho question whether "cal
loans" or certincstons Of checks are money FUSED
or employed In the business Of banking" nor
whether or not they are capital On the whole, how
ever 1t seems To lean In favor OF Assessor Wcbsters
theory AMI under u he VIII doubtless prcss the
TO "a daoisOn IN the courts.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY APRIL &c. ls6a-TRPlE SHEET.

ing that the goods described in II have not been re-
ceved in store the assessor directs formal requlsi'
t0n to be made the storeKeeper for the goods re-
CURED aud the requlston and the storekeepers re-
turn or endorsement, must be annexed 10 tue III
voice VIII IN returned.
Instruments OF mathematical, philosophical or
other precision, or or valuable and expensive
mechanism are appraised until the owner Is notified
to be present. samples OF merchandise no longer
required for appraisement are transmitted by tue
APPRAISER to the Deputy Collector.