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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-12
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IesPeCtIuIIJl JOII % OOIF y
FRANK HYBERGER,
Adjutant General, Tennessee:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-12
County Court Clerk.

By the solicitation Of many friends, hereby
announce my name as q candidate for Revenue
Collector of Davidson county, at the March
election. 1870. GEORGE GREER.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-01-29
IL The SUPREME COURT.

TIE sTAIE EA RELATIONE THE SOUTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD COMPANY
LIE cULINBIA And AUGUSTA K. H. COMPANY
SUGGESTION IN PROHIBITIONS
JAMES CONNER &nd a. G. MAGRArH for Reldtors
MGLroH, MzM.uScER and CARROLL JoJ Respondents
ARGUMENT o. JA:lEs CONNER, OF COUNSEL FOR RL1Arohs
ts let first clearly what are
the issues involved.
It IS somewhat Singular that in litigation SO proraced
ana - ch, II mv forms before SO many tlibu-
mails there should be ny msapprehension to the
9oeS0n 70 De decided o the Court Yet there probably
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-01-29
To the Stockholders Of the S. O. R. R. Company.


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replied Judge granting ipa the Jury had
determines the
Circuit
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property
Court
the Two companies end @sEas by ls Judgment the rights
litigation
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70 tIe arguments JAMES
SDuh Rauro 1Com;un
IL The SUPREME COURT
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-01-29

JAMES CoTEEa &nd a. G MAoRA1H, for Relators
MELTON, MEM.tINGER and CARROLL, to1 Respondents
, 1869-10-24
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
Field, LETTER 6 CO.,
RETAIL DEPARTMENT,
Upholstery and Curtain Goods,

Have just opened the above
department, in which will be
found UNION and ALL WOOL
REPS PLAIN and STRIPED,
SILK and WORSTE D
FRENCH BROCADE TER
RIES, EXHIBITION GOODS,
LACE CURTAINS. SWISS
and NOTTINGHAM, by the
pair or yard, FRENCH
CEINTZ for DRAPERIES
and FURNITURE COVER.
ING, PRINCES, GIMPS,
CORDS and TASSELS to
match, CORNICES in WOOD,
METAL, GILT and PLAIN,
Dropping Curtains and Lam
brequins made and put up in
the most approved style.
WINDOW SHADES, Gold and
Plain Border, SUPERIOR
SCOTCH HOLLANDS, all
Widths.
SHADES MADE and HUNG,
CURTAIN FIXTURES Of all
kinds, STORE SHADES made
and 1ettered,
The above Goods are al new
! and fresh and will be sold at
Popular Prices.
, 1869-10-24

: Special Despatch to Thr ch'ra=o Tribune.
> WA-HtAGrnS, Oct u
CrnAN rNIyATEEK cArrrMEi.
IA report t1as leen +, cc!vc.i here from foreign
0nRul that the Lillian, . Vessel which ha1 Aaited
fun the Elo1iAR coast Ar1n.4a and manned as 4
&hban pF,vatecE, appeared o1 Nassau on the 10th,
I'd la3 to BIx or seven Inta ftutn tho sbore and
Ent In = request that cos' might be sent out 10
ter. Instead OF AendluE coal, an English war
HeAmer went ont, carving kn1ne ot1lccrs Of tho
tort, and the sltp In wattluR was found to be
aAmcd the CesptdAS, and to he tlstnR tho Cuban
~o1o1s. II was seized ~ the English, IN spite OF
ne protest that they wesc outside Of English ]urs
4lction, and the high aeas, md taken into port
IL pirate. Our authorities tnye IS yet no tntor-
nation on tho subIect-
toclAL SCIENCE
. A general meeting Of the american Social Sci
tnct Association will he held In New YORK on the
teih, 18th, and ESth- AnlnnE others, the follow
tuE rapcrs VIII he presented: Ctr1t Service re-
form, by t;eo. II. Curtis: on International Code,
by David Dudley Field; The Censua o! 1874. hJ
Heo. J. T. Ga1nelb: Public LhrAtes OF the lEull4.d
states, hE A. It. $pofont; Change IN Mode Of
Election III 1nl;cI ssAte- Senators, BY lion las.
G. lilAtne: Procedure II Contested Election Cases,
1y Lon. u. L. Dawes
TIE hC17EKF1E'.r CASE.
To-day letter ~Bs Eccctsci from General hut
teIneld, denying ali the chn!grs which a.trct his
omciAl Integrity, and asking for full tnvesttGa-
sIon 1t still settns almost CERTAIN that he will
be removed, but there will t,e no actlon wtthou
positive proof. Al tho close to-tsay the matter
was still unfinished
To 0rFlCE.sEEKEKS
4 general order has lEcn rrrpa1e,l at the State
Department, hy direction Ut the President which
directs That in NJ matters Of application for otce
the business rcrtunnG TO each must hc sub.
nlttcd directly 10 the proper heals Q! drras.-
uCnls.
I'll THE ASSOCIATED TNFSS
GE*El;At eCTTEHFfELn:- CASE
WASHINGTON, tFi. aS.-rhr s.rrrfarv Of the
Treasury Will %tsup Ut,lrs 1nyr>tEafinn iu, the
charErH ncatart tstktr.I J:is;rrtiti1, ia cnnne4-
f:nn with the E0h! panic, LII sucA 1uanHeT " Will
Thoroughly test thrlF Truth. Iar Secretary n
SciTe.i, This fuotr,tg, d lrt.er from Hn.tcrneaI
coIE;luG the Iulle>; ,nye-,,Eat.un.
TRKAsrKf STATEMENT. ~~
4 statement hH- tIet rrtrsr,t ut the Tfc2aurr
Department. which shows that the nn,ouns Or
September ~. 1-s9. tI.:3. 4so, ,tGo; registered
1ouds outstanding, tt'3. a9si :tst,
rEtl-4lSAL
Mater (;ereyn1 liAtney faa arrived fEnn pakota
ND had an Interview v ith tlt- President
General .s..t man u! IA '!ireAArIc the dnt1es or
Secretary of War until the arrasai OF Secretary
f3+fknAp.
Secretary Boutwell, ha,! i long conversation with
Ptcs.dc1t Gsnnt :his murnius.
tElAEStS STATEMENT
Receipts Q! fractional currency for the week,
.19:,Nn: Fhirmr1.ts. f1,I:2.3:H; amount r.
,,-!n+'. 4l!,e("; Sauona' Bank circulation, ss39-
.S3.;tA
ct'An!rInS or JrnGE EWING.
NASu1NGr,tHt Oct 13~-Thunlas Ewing, ST., who
laid A nphs in The E.r'nl III the rlerA Ut tns. Su
rtcmc Coutl, Was rrnoTe,l tn thr Fe,A1cace OF nj
t~,1f. icnrf'li E~lnE this InnruluS. lii Ii tepEc
sented 10 bt In nh tnps0Eeh cnnttttou.
, 1869-10-24
PERU, ILL.

Further Intelligence ftrcntdiur the
supposed TN%r NJ Nlsr-nuresrr
Additional IcAttmony-Srr1,ct OF
ttlc CoF0nrsss Iur3-Thr Dtu.hnnn
Held for TrInl.
PERI, III, nct- Performer nyer or Otfaur
a11.sel \, ucECtk hight l~fnrc isat, b,t tts rn,
fagcnletts we're Auch lha' III, ruhl 1ni selu4n Ia
deceased. ho ever. cHaailncd tho ~ouni in the
forehead, aud declared his couy.stun tina, II V ~
snfic!cut 10, cause death. icrsrsstAJ Tore
noon 1os'!ec thisrhI'l srrAuelie,! .
ncsses The woman who, in conpll4ncc with
(,AnCs'A request, catered h1a h0u%. 1T o'clock
Iu lhc cxtrrn:i!cs Ut the '1eeea.e} cold ~ to
indicate .haf At!t a'i teen deal Much tuuXtr thaa
johnson Testified that he ~as passing the hnuse
al atvs:1 otIocI AMI heard s0ne1,,aE screan 4:
II III d;rtict., au il:o4E: he entlE! lIo:eetlt.,
frunl EoHe I~l+on IT. ''l*FTst httn'e. tanct? /?
i recon, Il die. Arnon: th"n were the fol
loving: That he went home Ab,lt O'Clock II
tho ercn:u:. and luIud BID st:t vita her sou uzca
child III 1ur, 'g,E.E 70 4:it Il to nirep; taAt b.
~, trr, and isK-,1 vii, Size lsad eaten slipper Il
<'a.is thAt 8hc fcrttett t14t she d ii C1n?anE
me nrrtth,r.nS ta:cs Eas!"1 tsAsn tcA *lts
h.{ thtt tle tut to NaAhlE lis 11a'!. ~ r. 10
1:,r ter1num 10 ruf tnr chill IN he'i. tflas ZOO!
al'rr ehc c.re cut and fc:! upnI IL r1Hr. >':Ik
1hc her head against ;sc 4ioEc; TAFT, he1:'n@ Ee'
~, lie tur1l--ti to took IL ntr. aal %3W ~
lleol tunnttE from her forehead; Tia. hr exam
he'd her. and, uuntpR that she Vas deal, weut t
stk The n+tshlr>1p 10 come IL On the othe! haaa
IL hhMliA laa. Ec tEGrc AT rs vile Tor haflui
tlrPer 20 early: th1t when ste c11ne oil !1o = IL
~ notr The " utter ~ h-1"nu,ng 70 the sio!
Va. tht,wa 1o hin ~ the Court, and The end OF I
,'tc IA I'd 10 the wruad Of TIC ceased, Ehtc:
'''Aaea: Fitted, TIC Wis asked Il he did no. thio
, 1869-10-24
Great Britain

GlA1eIukh AMI IuE F1N1AEA
LoSpGN, Oct T.
Of tie 1An,ersck Annesty AH.octatiou, on tho sub
ject.t tht c-ursc Of the government. towards i'm
pr1D3cd Feutsps causes considerable dlascnsion.
TIE London Amnesty Association las protested
against the sentiments vi shr Premier. A com.
uitte appointed by shls body had arranged tor 4
po,&ter ol,ea Air decentralization on SUNDAY, bat
theEeettLg Is likely to he postponed, AZ the gor-
c:nrcnt Hould snppress It.
AKnlyAL
LTERroo1. Oct ..
Steamship China, from New YORK, ar7tyet.
DEATH or EAkL DEKBy-
1n$nnS. Oct u
11ri Derby died this morning, 10 ye2ra DILL
CHCECN MA1TKNs.
InSpoS. Oct. q
rbc AoFnin1 STANDARD, IN an editorial TO-DAY,
Priests ngalnBt the election nf Rev. Frederick
Temple az Istshop Of Exeter, on account Of hIs
suQictouA he,ttod0x!.
NEW SUBMARINE C4ELK-
tne length Of the new subnarine cah;e designed
toconnec1 IIavana with Jaclatca ha4 hetu CON.
psted.
France.
Foley or TIE KApIclLA
PARIS, Oct T.
Ia DbN FCllA]u !utt HfIE III lHC HeF4!IeH HlI
- to the ChamlHr on the e5!h, 81 was c0ctem
plated By the Opposition.
EFGE.@rE.
EuRen!e has arrived At C:sfn.
Tuk MILITARY COLLECTING.
.FARtl, Oct. .,
The military IT, collecting in Paris, IN view Of th'
.breaientI irregular nec.inE Ut lha Curps LcEts
,alif On The eGth. An imperial manifesto Is CT
pcied.
The OrteantstA are active. It Is thought III
ctats NAV restore Itotlher 10 the Cabinet
MILITARY REUNION.
PAR1a, Oct ..
Yesterday the Ma1sha.s who were present !!
Ar1a hht q reunou-
FTRIEES-
The Rt1tke which or'g1uatHi with the merchant.
chris is r1rl'!ly sprca'llug atadag a'l c!asscs I
e1rtr,rn
, 1869-10-24

The In rth qunkc Ectt tn Nnyn SCOTIA
asnd New Observation-Disclosures
port. nsa%* tonsiucrAbty Shnkcu
CP-1'he Coliseum Lottery Draw
snE.
NosTo*, Oct ca--The e4z:hqaakc was scvc,e IN
Nt"bus!I IxEt, shaking The .'uuE4 and windows and
Uan5 n4oFAtlt thiaEs IN the housra The rteople
generally were n@akrnrt1 i,y lhc ronr1otloa, n
Old t,r1rK !nal>!on, tu,l. rsenfs srar. ago having
tho thtrk massive walls 70 rnuiMnu III thosc lays
wHs eflaA*n frutu fh'. rptI to the cellar ta,t.tnf
t'l.. hcOIH An ~in.pw. nEIl creating genera! alarm
among 1tk ocrnpahtH- lhr 1*r},.s III .hetc t4.l.
ut n. srFJ scntlie II v:ola1rtg motion bcneatt
il,em.
ST JnuN, \. Il, Oct q There was an alarnl
t1.E shock Of IN earthquake ErIe 3cstc7,!sy morn
lfr. llOrseS rhook r;nenIly. Everybody va
aHafcEe'. Hrt1 many flushed iEoul tueif houses 1t
alatnI. hui III m2:eftat IA;nale. HAJ tt1ne. II
oihtr IuEIs IT New brunswick, Frederick. Wool
stock, Mira, nt'I Mirhl. the snock Was eqiSl!.
felt At -. Andrews the shocks appear 10 have
ken InuTr seSt1e, tnrsNinK down rn!11crJA a.it
cracking the wAla ot ht'n-e~ Sssu!l;tr shoot.
~ re ft.lt III HALIFAX, AnEafolis, anu ktntv.llc
Nasa S4-.t!a.
itt-htt rre1at.. In the River ~ John. Tht
*1Iafst* Ut + frr':rslrAt.,n and Wout14;ocK are III
az: wafer. R"rsEt. fr'1l thr tuttI,ur state thu
Inc .pota.o. GRIP II injured hJ ti.ease. Utucl
tt0EA zte Tar htnIvr iAr aycfarr
lh!T's. tk;. - Tho Cni!-r,;ru Concert ;o:ter,
ch+c1 to-tta.. TI.iIt NJ -, III drew tor ,,ul i
ltE- The Il" nFr OF thr tttkci i. u1ALuwn S,ut
SA" nthtE pf1K'-.. consisting IT .+.ttrt.s chairs
hh1 ofner movable ftllc- ri tnr 1utI.e were. that
"Ea"1 ny tae large croNi prtscnt.
, 1869-10-24

tnc Fo1nd InuEt have been proa,en,
r. thar Instrument lie rrpf;ed snat b.
,no MIX ~. bot stll! sad be did noI
~ nip~ W. s eLo stsueS her: though tner. vas 90
tne I'm :. Clancy IL 81 3rars al aRr, low brnWrd
,hG ,h.ennE n, EoknR fellow, %ho had oItcu nleoac-d
1s W. o. nn Wifi, md MAI ,4.t .car placed under
IN 'ne evening, anl, IT. that .,41e, vi. ipcued t,
t. he ?nal7eltonr with ans one who xnuN not,co
~ Abake- Mrs. Clancy wat A1,out ~ II! 70 .ears
kAsn, ard q rru arA hhly well.forrncd pcna,n- aa-
"as m Ahiable, ltEAt ant nelghoE.n goo1 Ttfe Aud
nttnet, AUD ~ who were acquainted with Der
t50fe nell Of her
Tue tufJ returned verdict n, o'rloct this
morning, IN which theI declared their belief 1hst
red wns Killed b. blow struck vtsh AtoSe-
litter In the hands Of her huahand- lawrence
Clancy. The pft-ouer vii 10 taken 10 u asa 10
await the act.on Of the KtAnd ]uFy. The stose-
dered hls wife IL much heavier than the Ordinary
f1Gt tT,&f4 71INh
, 1869-10-24

EASHMAF-k1SG-In th!s city, Oct. =, ii thr fral
dtncc u the lride's p.renta. b Prof. u4veu Wiau
CUksHan and Nas EsltA H. k1uF. both u EhieAso
f1hHER-k1SG-In thin eity. 0c4,..er a. 1t tha
!tt!denee Of Mr. y. H. 1h-~cy. A,7 1adLana. i. 81
JuiiA II. King, iii Of thls city.
RAYLIES-BALLAnp-1n tait e!t5, October =. b,
II. HEJ +: Hu.t.pd. J; BY lit.. it,. Of Chicago
TRk10-kEkD-In fhts etty. Oct 4. It tho rcd
..enee 81 the h1ides raIents b. HEY. VI. II !ly.rr
D. Alfred II. Trrga. Esq.. and Mia FrAnct9 y. HrrA
Observation-Disclosures this eatY, By ", Il
Ryder. .. d. III. Isrde1.ct Berry and Atas AAFy
AleIAndct.
, 1869-10-24
PACIFIC COAST.

Arrival or tho E&rAt Pullman FnsAcc
Trasu at Nnn E'rnncihco-A Conch
Robbed hY IitK1sM nymen.
SAx FxASc1.co. Oct 2-The }rs1 regular Pull
man Palace Train over the Pacific ll0ad arrived
lsst night, on line The paskeuEtfA Anong
whom MeFt t4o ErEliah hObeman, DeintperA Gt
Parliament, were delighted with the Acconuoda-
tom. AID sdop.ed resolutions Of thanks t. Mr.
Pullman and the Superintendent OF tha Pacific
KoadA.
Highway men atopped The Los Angelo. s,aze,
yesterday. near that city. and robbed the e1prtas
And paekenCetS of lAEXe amount The q ali
contained several hundred thousand doitala In
ctcenhacka, Untouched,
st1teeb eai1oss Of her Maiesty's saip Chaur,eal,
Which Is ut Victoria. Wtnt ashore Will laauch,
October ~, under coEHiau4 OF nj lsh!p1lan,
and twelve men nurn!cd andSu7erpoweEed Ine
oE'cer ahd four taors, rowc'l IL Fort D4ulxeness,
washington Tcfz3torJ, and escaped.
, 1869-10-24
DIED.

CHURCH-In tlIa city, ct,ber q. 91rah Roh1tns
Church. tld&st daughter Il AloD1o ". sud Mary r.
Church. aEed year months and = daJs.
funrrsl frern her pAEsnts 1rrdrncn t2 HelS1a ~.
On SUNDAY. 9tth ltst. II ~ o'c1us2 p III.
HEusS~-At tht buldltzs' Hu.1e. 0ctrt =. Herman
Ecuts, lAtu Of Coatany C. Sxternta Illinois CAfA3Iy.
&Esd - yeAFs.
GUuPER-Ia Gttnnrll Iowa. Qet. Il, James Cuoper,
arcd " Jfarr, formerly frfldcnt ot Ehie4Ea
7r funeral will 3e his hEpthers Ee.ld~7oc in this
cits M ;as CbouEne avenue. t. Inntr1w teruuou II
.u'eIock,
, 1869-10-24

EAKTN2CAkEs Ind IlpAl. wAyEA
SKw TpKK7 0ct %.
= Lima letter OF Scrtenl,cr q states that there
-*as E1rat 1rrrlAatlou throughout Suutn America,
On Etcount Of tho prevalent ti'ial waves and
earlht1atea. ftou!e we're leaving their DWELL
iEGA iesr the coast and camping in tue uloun-
tsins- A terrific earthquake Is reported to hare
nccur:cd tn tho A1equlpas District, completely
destroying the town Of EhaehAs..
INTRODUCTION or AFRICAN LABOR FORBIDDEN.
Tht Government Of resu has decl.ued = propo-
t''f!opto allow African labufefs TO te introduced
Inf0 the cbuntrT
, 1869-10-24
FOREIGN,
FOREIGN.
Death Of Earl Derby.
The Sucz Canal 0pcnfng--Pro-
gramme Of The Celebration.
Another Terrific Earthquake on
the Coast Of Peru.
Death Of Earl Derby.
Spain,

Spain.
1Hx COUNTRY Qr1ET- ARkIsT or Btslor,sY#4
MADk1D, Oct. II
The country remains 1uieL The Bishop Of Ola.
hama &nd several Pt0teztsnts have been arrested
ut GrALAtA
ARREST,
MADRID, Oct. q.
A!tAd d. inspected of implication IN the recent
HFu1stci1on, has been arrested by the a1;nor1ucs
and txle1 TO Valencia for trlal
TIE ErNGSlTIr.
The Spanish Cabinet IL divided On tho 7IDtect OF
candidate for the throne.
, 1869-10-24

~ IN VIZ - ~ it c, ntc ~. u
irrdev yc,sf uefe:. f:7n the nndt1 +fn. ii Anrr..
Ill. rt1}:ttp3 llte A.eant In payment either In L. s.
Ptstt uthee uFde7 b. dI.tta Chicago In II cas<s
wsttr the nAe and Feat uihee adatest rfalnfy. Dr"
- u } rent in e1z hh to iasufs' the cAFty the r.
e+i1s + tLs tst t. ~ :. sta: tss 2rYtst t;,
IkT, AsnAsrr. Atrer1. l. Tickets Can b pntu7ssl
1t Il. kIEh, kv4un + No. ID NAAhm<ton+t.- Chicago
, 1869-10-24

1hH rAClF1G MUTUAL L1Fx INSURANCE
EOAFAAf. nf GAllfoEnk- II Row oEAntktnk (3enr1L
Ateneis 70! the Ssasss and FrrTitoa1ra
eet.tl souStoIa And Aernts wishing to obt*n ardut
sehfcie~s Howell General ernis s7 and = S<enuds
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-04-16
BRUNSWICK RAILROAD.

We publish in another column the
proceedings of a meeting of tax payers
of Thomas county, in opposition to tie
late extraordinary action of the Legisla-
turc voting three millions of dollars in
gold to build railroad from Brunswick
to Albany, in this State. 1t will be seen,
says the Thomasvilc Enterprise, that
"thc tax payers of Thomas county have
resolved not to submit, if they can help
it, to the fraud and violation of the State
Constitution, by the last Legislature, in
granting aid to the amount of $4,000
per mile in coin. to the Brunswick and
Albany Railroad. They have com
mcnced the war of opposition, and their
second resolution notifies Northern cap
italists, and all others that the.tax payers
of Georgia not only solemnIy protest
against the issuing of the bonds by the
State, but pledge themselves to exhaust
both their legal and Political power and
influence in the final defeat of the whole
scheme. In other words, they will re-
sort to the Courts for relief, but if de-
fcated in this, will vote against any and
all men who in anywise propose to carry
out the objects of the bill providing for
the issuing Of said State bonds.
at is well known to the people that
the Legislature not only violated the
constitution of the State in granting
SIS, 900 permilc in coin, which is more
than the actual cost of entire compile
ton of the Brunswick and Albany road.
but that the Legislature do propose to
squdnder the public funds by its extrava-
CANT investment in railroad in no way
capable ofpaying dividends, and Of but
little use TO the State or people, Sensi-
bic of these things, from their knowledge
of the principles and policy ofthe State,
the geography of the proposed line of the
Brunswick and Albany Railroad, it is
the duty of tax payers throughout the
State not only to protest against the pro-
posed bankruptcy of the State, but to
act as proposed in the resolution referred
to, and bring to bear all their power,
both legal and political, to defeat the
final consummation of the Ubiquitous
scheme of fatteuing Northern capitalists
upon the property of the citizens of
| Georgia Let them know that the
bonds may be issued, if corruption and
fraud prevail to-day, but tomorrow will
surely bring Indignation and repudia-
tion." .sra.8
We entirely concur in the views of
the people of Thomas. Similar action
should DO promptly taken by the tax
payers 81 evasy county in the State,
and if it is possible to defeat this stu
pendous fraud, no effort on the part Of
the people should be spared to accom-
plish that end. --.Sdrannah NetrS.