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Gen. Price, the chief Of the Missouri
rebels, has been engaged in contro-
versy with Tom Reynolds, who claims
20 be Governor of the State, but takes
care to keep out Of lie limits. Itappsarz
that the msrtial Tom censures Price
for the failure Of the expedition into
Missouri Price publishes a card in
the axas Republican, in which he
speaks Of Reynolds as q man who pre-
tends to be and styles himself Governor
Of the State Of Missouri, and comments
a. follows upon q publication made by
him S
The communication purports 70 de-
fend two gallant and distinguished
officers against charges alleged 60 have
been made against them, but which i
had never heard made by either officer
or soldier. In reality il vas intended
70 be a violent and malignant attack
upon myself. as the officer in the CON-
maRd OF the late expedition to Mis-
souri,
80 far as the Communication pays
tribute TO the gallantry displayed y
the officers and soldiers engaged-iai
that expedition, heartily concur in
it So far as it relates to myself, how
ever, I pronounce it to be tissue OF
falsehoods
STERLING Price.
Are there any pistols or coffee in
Texss2
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NOTICE..

Once Of ADAMS zxprsss COMPANY
NssEEn1E, Feb. l6 1855
NF0 EMPLOYEE OF This COMPANY. OR
N those not N their employ, haze any a1thorty
% contraet debts sad . BE- f0F their account. No
clsiuns Of The kind sill be pad BY them.
fetds-Es 3 A. JONES, General Agent
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10 Ghs Ladies'.
RtArnltY.

All Affections q The Womb treated Eith succsss.
Those Named Ladies' Who have been 30 uniortl-
n2le 70 T1sscerry o. proYs abortion cAn BE- es-ried
2 tss-r an time y ioaBd pregnant, y ziyns me
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Coke for Sale.

rVsHE GAS LIGHT COMPANY CAN FURNISH
hVered.
AppIy AZ the Once Of the Company. No. n
clurc6 street. ,. H EESDRlCR, secy.
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Night Emissions Cured.

Koung Man, stop before you further e. Of AZ
diseases subject y tsn .hsfe no disesss 80 hsrc
% cure IS Night Emissions, and phvsicians are
seA-ee tnat understand tresiing Il ard 10 you esn
n uhsront States, who have spent dollar aflaT do
az, an1 are low wei Cursed by ne. I am daily re-
eeFnng letters and sending medicine % al parts o.
the country. IN word. AZ tfaf are hs6sssI Z
any way and vi give me- cal, VA giFe eed9
lflon icF ~ q lie diasases nieuiioaa1 u he 3D.
FerisalleA.. Tie best q ra1sysncea ggsa ia ihs
oi,y,
Al llststs dlsssisd 70
DR.. MCGILL,
Union street, ttsrhville. Tenn
janl-ly- vii meet With p1oulpt slie1fiod.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
TO THE
SECOND NATIONAL Bank.
Nashville, Tennessee,
TRRAsuRY pEPARrMENT.


CFFIcR % T1fE CoaPTR0aER or fIfr CURag SeY,
NAsHr.oros, ian. 81, 1865.
VETHEREAs. BY SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
~ pre- enfed 70 the undersigned. It HIS been
made % appear that "TdE SECOND NATIONAL.
BANK OF NAsdVlLt E" IN the city ofHashviile,
ia the co4ny OF Dav dsan, aud state cf Tennessee,
has be du.y Organized under and according 70 the
requiem sntS or the Act Of Congress- entitled san
Act 70 provide National Currency, secured by a
pledge OF tinted States bon -, and 70 provide 40r
the tireu' atom Il redemption thereof approved
Jnne Sd, 1864 End he's Gem lied with Il fAa pro-
visions OF said act, required 10 re compiled with
b fore commencing tile business Of Banking uncer
said Act:
Now. therefore, 1, Hugh McCsdloch, Comptroller
Of the Cu1efey, Do htreby certify that ''1he S.
cond n tiona Bank OF Nashplle,n n The city of
Nashville ia the county Of nsvii on and Srsfe 81
Tenne ssee IL authorized 10 commence the bn t.
ness Ct banking under the Act Aforesaid
IN testimony Wheree tress my
hand aud seal Of cffiee IA s !hlrig-ars.
49, - day Of January. ls6s
~ - HUGH MccULLOCH,
Com ptr0lier OF the Currency
nS-The above institution v Il be opened 70 busi-
ness the course O few days, Of which due no
tee WI be given.
JOHN LUMSDEN, Cashier.
iebI7-2m
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sic Reward.

+ osr-A sAlALLfYELL0W FIsTE DOG, An.
! s6ers 20 the flame Of Bragg" had on a hrass
collar with ? small white metal Jock The atoye
rewa viii be paid for his delivery Al ]. S. Mof6t
stGae adjoining the Old Thea re.
feb34 St. W. L G. BOOTH.
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Restaurant for Sale.

L EAST, BUILDING. STOCK. FIXTURES, and
Il \ good win OF Restauraut vary eligihly sitllR-
TED FOR Asle z eat bargain. Price 5000.
Applyf5f partlc1larslo
NELSON 4 MURFREE,
iebzi-l~ 20 cherry street.
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Juss Received,
Per steamer ma CiImora

A LARGE ASSORTED STOCK or IRON CAST
"A inRs, Axlea. Springs. Plows Horse Shoes sud
NaIls. eraes Kettles. shoEels, Spades Fire Brick
Axes, Tubs, Nashboards, Clover and other Field
SEEDS. For sale b w. LYON co.
fetfs-2ss z5 Market stEssl
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John Owens has made S5aQ9o By
playing Scion Shinglep in ) ~ Z ork.
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Roardinr

A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE- AGg0Nfa9O-
IL dated win BoEfeirgin private fnnly by sp-
living az No. II South Cherry Street, nest door 10
Vie Provost Marshai's Offca ieb22-@5yo
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Petroleum Poetry Isis Of Besaiy,
fare thee gsRF
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school Books. school Hooks I.
To the Soldiers.

We have three beautiful llfbogrsphs, rrpre-
seat & the difiererf branches 81 TIRE service,
printed 10 fnur celors, erHfied 'secldiers Ger
ricate," I" Union defenders Ceifh cate sud
q. s. Army Dpiona, size l2xle inches.
They are enclosed IN = pastehosro tsbe. a0a
can he sent ty mali without injury. Every of.
Ger and sGldier shonid buy them and send
them 90 their friends
.......... 80 eseh.
For the fhree. postage paid.-....-.....sl % 4
Ilhersl discount made b wholesale dealers.
We Wi'l Gil ~ orders for Ttflaaies 81 sta
tlouefy, By mail o. express, promptly.
81 ett. N. RHODES & CO.,
febl2 Il 81 Union stress. Nashsills, Fshus
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sPLENpTp AssoRTnFENr

-
Of Note, Letter. Foolscap and Legal cap Papers,
Buff, White, Cansrv, Opaque, Mareatas Mtufa.
irg ana Vilcisl EnFelepez, Danes FOR ls65
Memofandulns OF every style. Pass-ROoke Az
buns, 81 sIzes, incissiips Sold ers Pocket Al
buns, Pocket inkslands $ eel Pens, and 4
iarle Assortment Of the most Celehrafea Gid
Pens Pencls, Paper Cellars, Pocket Cutlery.
in ludirg the celebrated Wostenholm's an
wade 4 Butchers kn YES. Pocket Books.
Pipes, Combs, Hair Brushes, Emery Paper.
tiun iii, Bisclihg and Brtisafs. Buffers Az
ucld's poveiff, French CaTInine snd COPYING
Inks, Muciiage. Csc Portraits II 6enefsis.
Prise PacsaFes. Per- Foiiss, Dice, Eancy soaps.
Blank Books sud Blot,ing Panef, variety II
Desk lnksiAnds, Psper-N sights Pen Rscks.
Ril riies Lister Clips Rubber EGiers, Eras-
ing Knives Ruhag Pens. And ali endless "a
Iiely q Notions.
school Books. school Hooks :.
We have a small stock II oiSars, wh.eh W
Wiil SCI Cd CsHcinnsfi Prioes. Also, . small
stock % cary's Cough Cure Tor sale AZ Whole
saia Fricce
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Wanted

no PURCHASE, TWENTY GOOD WORK Mules,
Tor thu use OF the Corporstionof Nashville Ap-
4af.-t JOHN HUGH Smith,
feble--h M Mayor.
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For Sale Cheap.

.FTNHE ENTIRE STOCK OF STATIONERY AND
Il eotons, withfxtures Of stsre; also Rent f1r
store. AT No. - Chu 'ch street. d1
ieblTZw A. p MURRAY & co.
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Election Notice

fFHHE ANNUAL ELECTION OF DIRECT0Rs
4 for the Ne=hsillss Cias Light Company win l-e
held At the Office Of the Company No III Church
street, oa THURSDAY, ri day q March, 1850. BY
f~sl-,d '' JAS. 4. KENDRTck. rso,y
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". srs.as. D,Ssszas. EssAvn.
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DlLhl-lAD htCh.
Are there any pistols or coffee in
Texas2
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Union Defenders Certificate,

with beautiful engraving Of the Goddess Of Iiber-
" upholding the Flag OF our Union, and urging on
& G Union Army to crush treason ami the reoelEon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-09
PROM CANADA.
Snuders-Thc New minisiry-Meating
Of the Canadian PnrIiamcnf-spcech Of
the Governor-Generai-Fi nj Toronto
Probable Loss Of = BOY.

MONTREAL, Tuesday. Aug. 2. ls55.
Last evening an attempt was made 10 kidnap
George " Sanders and carry him over The lines. The
cons praiors offered Detective ORely $1,000 10 assist
them. He pretended to agree bat warned Sander.
and the police lie then IN carrying out his apparent
completely Induced Sanders 10 get into carriage and
they drove 20 tho suburbs. where they were al.
tackled by the kidnappers. Sanders was gagged and
OLeary thrown out Of the carriage. On approaching
the toll gate, the police in ambush. sprang upon them.
released Sanders and captured two Of the kdhappers
Carlos u. Hogan and w A. Burns, who say they are
detectives. Shots were freely exchanged with the
police. Another kdnapper was captured this morning
QUEBEC. Tuesday. August 9, 1865
The following Is the new Cabinet arrange
ment:
Sir Narcisse Bellenu Premier and Receivcr.General
the Hon John A. Macdonald Minister Of Militia. and
the Hon. McDougall, Minister OF Education.
QUEBEC. Tuesday. Aug :. 1865.
Parliament assembled this afternoon. In the
speech the Governor General said he had called Far
lament together at the earliest convenient moment
after the return Of tho delegation from England, III
order TO receive the report OF their mission ana com
plee important business Correspondence referring to
the mission would be laid before Parliament for con,
sideration. He hoped long the provinces would
adopt the scheme Of federal union OF the provinces
The happy termination Of the civil war which had for
the last four years prevailed IN the United States could
not fail to exercise beneficial influence In the CON-
mercal and industrial interests Of tho province; and
they might trust that ths Testablishment OF peace
would lead 20 the constantly increasing Development
OF friendly relations between the Canadian people and
which rendered IT necessary TO place volunteer force
on the frontiers have ceased to exist and tho iorce
! had been recalled.
TORONTO. Tuesday, August 8. 1865
1here was fire here last night at the corner
OF BAY and wellington SITS. The Grand Trunk Railway
dwelling house were destroyed Loss. $50. 10.
IL is feared thai boy persisted in the flames.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-09

II the Rebellion is conquered Slavery is dcad-one is
90 much fact as the other.
The negroes are not only free. but beg to assure my
fellowcti2ens that the Goyernment VIII protecl tnc
in their ..seaGm,
For tho time being the freedmen ere recommended
TO engage With their former masters for reasonable
compensation labor at leas. TIL the cfose Of the
season for gathering the present crop for men, gen.
orally TO do otherwise would be greatly to the injury
Of themselves and the unity ct large But et u
BIO understood that combinations among those inter
ested in securing their labor to prevent them IRON
hiring to persons who will pay the best price for sue
labor and to ostracise in society those who oppose
combinations, will meet with no favor at the nands o.
the people or Government OF the tnlted otites Anu
candor cOmpels to say to the people OF Texas that Il
10 the action Of the proposed convention the negro is
characterized or treate less than freeman, or
Senator's and Representatives viii seek in vain aduis.
sion 10 the halls OF Congress 1t is indeed strange
that men should take SOLEMN oath 70 faithfully ABIDE
by and support all laws and proeamaons which have
been made during the existing Rebellion with reference
favor gradual emancipation. 1t is the part Of wisdom
and the part Of duty 20 accept what is Inevitable with
oct resistance and recognize truth. however unpaaa
be.
could not If are to attempt it satisfy those who
are not willing to believe il, that Slavery
good and Emancipation not IN evil A lew men in the
south dliier With the whole civilized world upon that
subject. and suppose that most " the- few will gC
down to their graves and planning but in the
meantime, those who realize Il 1t new era hni
dawned upon u.s. and who take advantage Of the pea
the past glory OF Slavery Texas has to-day her utnr
destiny in hex own hands. Let her power wisely
aud she need not limit her power and influence in tn
| future OF our country.
In The effort to aid you in the reorganization Of I'll
Civil Government, snail DC guided and controlled b.
no personal feeling. do nothing out Of malice, an
rink fom nothing fgom fear of blame Believing tha
the experience Of the last four years has prepare
the mind OF a majority OF the people Tor oi'
passionate thought aud cali ;htencd Judgment, cha
fearlessly challenge their scrutiny Of all may do
atterupt hope to merit the appreciation OF those w
are devoted to the principles VI freedom aud equality
government; and iimcult and delicate as know til
task assigned me to be, STILL With the aid end encourage
ment Of the loyal men Of Te1os, II may successfully
accomplished.
1t would afford me great pleasure to meet as many
the loyal from different sections of the state
confer with upon the present ad future VI our ~ ~
~ can make ii convenient 10 visit the Capital o. u
State and now most cordially invite them to Go So
Done at the CITY Of Galveston the 18th OF July
D. Ices. and Of American Independence the ninetie'
wear a. j. HAMILTON
Provisional Governor Of Texas.
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New Railroad Enterprise.

The Urbana (Ohio) Union states as follows
respecting projected Western railway line:
"On Monday week last the leading officers Of the
New York Central Railroad Company, with a number
ten and Cincinnati with a view TO select route for
through line West connecting at Buffalo with the Cen.
trial. We informed that the result Of this visit has
been the selection Of the Lake Shore Cleveland and To-
ledo Sandusky Dayton and Cincinnati from Clyde to
Dayton) and the new (Air) Line Roads (from Dayton
to Cincinnat. The latter is TO be constructed under
the auspices OF the New.fork Central Company. and
miles shorter than the Hamilton Road reaching cincin-
natl by tunnel through Walnut Hills. The Mad River
Road will be relaid and brought out as good as new
This new route east which will be known generally a
the narrow gauge will be direct one. and takes ia
majority Of the best cities in the States Of Ohio and
Titn Sandusky. Cleveland, Buffalo Syracuse Albary
and New-York"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-09
Strong Union Vote in Louisville.
Rousseau, Smith and Randall
Elected.
Heavy Conservative Vote In tho
Lexington District.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Monday, August 2. 1909

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Monday August 2. 1865
The vote in this city for Congressman Ii az
follows: Rousseau. Administration, 4,5c2; Maliorh
7Os; Mundy, l2l. The election Of Rousseau rom '00
With District is conceded.
All four OF the Administration candidates for inc
State Legislature from this city are also elected.
.Columbia gives Harding 2Ol; Taylor, 'si 6arraTd
lO2.
Campbclsville-all points heard frorn-give Harding
5O2; Taylor, 1876.
Cave City gives Order III Lowry. A.
Glasgow gives Lowry IL Order, 2e.
Coesburg gives Taylor 25; Harding q.
Russelyille gives Order ISL; Lowry, l0'.
In Franklin County the anti.Constitutional Amend
ment ticket has prevailed by 5000 majority But
mall vote po.lcd.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS anti Constitutional Amendments
ticket has $50 to 700 majority
Covington--The approximate vote Of Kenton County
gives etout l, 100 Union majority.
Campbell County gives ESQ Union majority.
Pendleton CONDITIONING Green gives Order 2Cl;
Lowry l66.
Hopknsville gives Yeatman 202 Ritter. l55.
Mt. Vernon gives, az far heard from, Randall,
Union, 433; Gsrrard. Opposition, l5a.
i Nichoesyile gives Franklin Conservative, Ice; Fry
Upion. 81
The plaquenne District gives 200 majority for Fry.
/, Pichmond-The majority in Madison County for the
Constitution Amendment candidates is about 400 to 4Ja
Somerset gives abo.t 200 Union majority.
Lebanon gives Harding 2i9 Taylor, e.
Montgomery County gives Conservative majority
OF over 400.
Danville. Boyle County, gives Fry (Unior) for Con.
gress 800 Franklin Conservative) i64.
Paris gives Fraaklin 279; Fry, i3s.
Bourbon County will give large majority against
the Constitutional Amendment.
The majority OF Franklin Conservative FOX Congress
of noon to-day was 500.
Bagdad gives Harding 2Gj; Taylor, 80.
LOUISVILLE, Tuesday. Aug. {, 1865.
In the Sixth District, Green Clay Smith is undOubt'
edy elected TO Congress.
Randall appears to be elected in tie Eighth District.
Oldham County glves Mallory ass; Rosseau, l49.
LExNGToy KY. Tuesday. Aug.s. 1865
The Conservatives have carried every county in
this district blythe following msjores Fayette s07;
Franklin $50; Boyle, lGi; Woodford. ass; Lincoln.
500 Estimated msjori;ies by counties: Bourbon, 500;
, Scott 900; Jessamine 800
ELRABETuTowS, KY, Tuesday. Aug. {, 1866.
The following is the Of Hardin County for Con
gres: Hardin e6j Taylor go.
Henry County gives go majority for Mallory for Con-
gress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-09
THE NASHVILLE CONVENTION.
A Colored Asssnabingo - Organization
Franchise Demundcd-Grcas Enshusf.
NASHVILLE. Monday. Aug. 7, 1876.

NASHVILLE. Monday, Aug 7. 1865
Pursuant to call published in The Co!ored
Tanesssan aud other papers signed by several Of the
most prominent of the colored of the STATE con-
yenon Of coored mel met to-day at the Coored Meth
odist Church in his city, One hundred and twenfys1
delegates from different portions OF the state were
present and the bousc was filed TO oyerfowing.
The meeting was organized BY the appointment Of
NJ. Smith rs Chairman pro TEN.
A committee was appointed on permanent orga,iza-
ton During the absence of the committee the meeting
was addressed BY the Rev. James Lynch OF Baltimore,
Nd. and others. Mr.. Lynch's speech was rnssterty
effort ard was received with tremendous applause. He
reviewed the condition Of the coored race IN the post
the present and the prospective; counseled them "a
make renewed efforts 10 render themselves worthy oi
freedom and TO learn 10 read and write Ae also e4'
horted them to keep cool and bide their time.
After quite an Interesting and amusing debate Tor
ard ayars, tho candidates Mr.. Walker was elected
permanent President. On taking the char. MI
Walker made few remarks lie rendered bis heart.
felt thanks for the honor conferred upon bim and ex.
planned the object Of the Convention winding up with
the declaration that he would never cease to contend
and fight for the rights Of the coored people until they
were allowed all the privileges and placed on an equal
ify with the white man with the right OF suffrage.
( ries Of Bully for you" That's what's the natter
&c. The principal object Of the Convention, as de-
clarcd BY the President 10 memoriaizc the people
of Tennessee on the franchise Of the colored people.
Vice. Presidents, Secretaries and other officers were
elected and the COMMITTEES on Credentials appointed.
when the Convention adjourned to meet tomorrow, at
10 o'clock a. N.
Col NJ. +. Ward of the l54th Illinois Infantry and
formerly commandant OF the post died yesterday after
lingering Illness His remains were escorted TO the
depot by military cortese AMI have been sent to his
friends in Illinois.
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Prospects Of Al Embiitcred Ssrife-Neces.
sisy Of Government Inserveusion-New
Hotel mt Ncwbern
RALEIGH. n. C. Thur,

RALEIGH. N. c.. Thursday. August 3. 1865.
Parties arriving here from different parts Of
the State that there great change in the conduct
Of the late Rebel soldiers. Their complete submission
and good Intentions 10 the Government for the first
the admiration Of all loyal men, But since the whole
sale display Of cemency 10 the Rebel leaders Of wealth
and influence, this treaoherous and arrogant class
have poisoned the minds of these soldiers
against the Union, dnd organizing them for
political conflict with the Government and war
against the Union aud negroes. They are having
everything their way in designating the delegates
called.
Unless the Government Dterferes and excludes these
leaders from participating in this body the true Union
men will have nothing to do with ts deliberations
which, they claim, with result in q farce and ruin all
who are associated with it.
VIM p. More and other wealthy citizens in Newberu
are soon to erect in that city one Of the largest hotels in
the United States
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FROM RICHMOND.
The New Candidntes-No Election TO be
Held Until Deecmbor-Di TaylOr's
Recent visit TO Washiugton-HisR Real
Obiect-Thc President's Advice-De.
scent Upon Gainb1ers.
BALTIMORE, Tuest

BALTIMORE Tuesday. Aug. G. 1865.
The American's Richmond correspondent says:
The municipal ticket has not Jet been appointed by
Cen Terry The middle Of the week will probably be
"a early as 1t will be done and have it from most
respectable authority that there will be no more at.
tempts to give to the people OF this city opportunity
10 hold charter election at least until December.
distinguished officer OF the late Confederate army
has Just returned from Washington. where he had been
10 procure q pardon. lie is cognizant of the
fact OF Gen. Tayor's application to the President.
II was not for permission TO see Mr. Davis nor for a
pardon il was TO be allowed to leave the country for
france President johnson told him he could leave II
he desired but that be had better stay and try and lead
his people in the right way hereafter.
The police carrying out tho orders Of Gen. Grant,
last sht pounced the faro bank of Flanagan Co..
on Broad.st., aud captured Is people, including the
FOR faro. The firm Is from Baltimore. The Provost
will dispose OF the case.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-09
SECOND DISPATCH.
GEN. GRANT.
Arrival 1T al-RcceptiOn-visit TO
Victoria Bridge-Dcparture for To.
roufO.

MONTREAL, Tuesday August 6. 1865.
Gen. Grant and party arrived here this morn
ing from Quebec. AT o'clock.
The morning is cool thermometer 73o
Gen Grant and party drove out this morning aud in
the afternoon he'd reception which nuIlerousy
attended by the elite Of the city. Among the dstin-
eushed persons present were Sir John Nichol Com
mender.ln.C Chief Msjor.Gen. Lindsay. Msjor.Gen.
DOYLE and Mr.. i,caudry the Mayor.
Cen Grant afterward went through Victoria Bridge
escorted by the officers Of the Grand Trunk Road.
He leaves for Toronto by special train at O'Clock this
evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-09
Bloody ARRAY In Memphis-One Politician
Slabs Anoshor.

An ARRAY occurred in Memphis on Wednes-
day, between G. ?. Were County Clerk, and Mr. Game.
rou. candidate for the Legislature. Were assaulted
verely when Cameron drew pistol while Were seized
and drew o knife and Inflicted o terrible wound On
Csmcrons throat severng the external srated artery
hysicaus at last accounts had succeeded in taking
up the artery. and hopes entertained Of Camerou
recovery.