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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-08
The following is General Tsrry's order

The following is General Terry's order
suppressing a newspaper in Richmond
"HEA3QUAETEEs DEP'T OF VIRsNIA,
RIoHNoND, Va, Sept. 80, 1865.
General Orders-No. lI9.
Whereas, the Commercial Bulletin, a
Newspaper Of this city, in its issue Of to-day
has published an article which contains an
indecent insult 70 the memory Of the late
President % the United States, and % those
who surrounded him during bis sdministra-
lion Of his Office, and an almost equally Of
fensive reflection upon His Excellency
President johnson, therefore, it is ordered
shat the license heretofore given BY the
Provost Msrshal General Of this Depart
ment, for the publication Of said paper be
closed The Provost Marshal Of the De-
psrtment viii commit TO prison, Charles c.
P. Dimitry, the writer Of the said srticle
By command OF Major Gen. A. II. Terry.
Ed. W. smTH,
Assistant Adjutant General" /"
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Ninety nine delegates were present dur
ing most Of the session. Mr.. Hayes, OF Hen
~, being the only one not present 1t all
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Three ThmBgh Trains ltaWCinchnali Daily,
I1guTvrys nay Fxpnaesf
auiAlAd uAl kApHisat
MuRaINa HXPRUasff

80 This b the only route % he on Reeious %
fgnnaylvania. The Night Enrrsaa Iaarra every
sunday saght instead Of safurdsT Night an Other
Trans leave Daily, auuaaya excepted.
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O.R.RlRKEg EITRA GOLD PENS.

These pens bear my tr0ds marx, " o. P. BAHEHs
EEfR4 Lou, kK.in for which I have secured the
oPy-l9A, and are warranted eqdal in fzeness Of
nsteral and workmanship to the best Eastern man.
uiacture, and are believed 20 b superior 70 all
others In durability and other substantial qualities
Nt1ch combine 10 make really serYiceable Pen
sent y NAL or express on receipt Of prce and
IseaLs etaIDes lf b. mail, a. ny rk When % cents
Z added for reEah7.l Wnto your name snd ad-
dfeas plainly.
Postage on single pen hirss cslts pen with any
Gee o. holder and box, cents. Old pens re-
Ssired fof ffty cents tald nuapl each. Circulars
tani FaHE Address
O. P. BARNES
Gold Pen Manufacturer,
ss5 EEin-sEssts Ger. SIKH. Louisville, NJ.
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FRANKLIN COLLEGE
Tennessee,
Five Miles East OF Nashville.

A FTER a suspension Of four years tins lustiiu-
~ ton has been re-orgat iEea sud vii be re-
opsned 90 MONDAY, Ocicher "a, lSf5
The ColleFe is fsyoiahy sl;uatsd 10 p quiet,
healthy section q county, and every facility vii
b. extended box The acquisition Of sound prsQii-
ca edu snon. The Course q study vii emtrace
Ancient aLd Modern Lanrusresi MsihfInsties, A.
fron9uy and Cgvi EnciaseunE; Natursl Phiioso-
phr. Chemistry, and Natural hlstory Mentsl and
Mora sciencs; Aneient snd Modern Bisiory, and
Civil PolitY: Rhctoric, snd Eugish Literature
Hlder II. FaANISs, sssiaiee b. frotessnr y. n.
Plckett, Professor A. y Fsnn1nE, ard othcr able
srd ezperlenced Eaurstors. viii have iha iurns-
disie Management Of tha Institution
A school of Agriculture.
Under 7. Farming. suihr1c NJ = ETicultural Chsm.
istry Natural History, and the practice, manzec-
meet of the Fsrm snd The Garden, VII be conneci-
ed with the College.
The Session 81 Z rsnkln Coliege vii consist Of tvo
FerIns The 6rst uin begin ooioter "a ISIS ard
end Fehruayy l4h 1855 the second Wi negia
FehrnsrF 18th and end June a3Ih 1855.
Expenses per reruai Board, Rooms, kuel sna
WsshnE, Sils- Tuiaon &c C0lece, slos Iullcn in
Prepsrstogy department $50 Nocal MUSK, e
Jsnitufs Fee So
for Circulars. containing further in srvuston, gp-
p'y 60 n FsrunE, or Proiossor4 ID. flcketi, hash
vie. Ncunes seq
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NO. Ie6.
county Court Clsrk.

" Il rRIlNE a4a eanfdaia for CouuF Cdure
Cierk. % Dagsisrs couniy. st ths oasunE hs-rs
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ArrnnNEYs ATLAW.

0iAMPBELL MoEWEE a GROEsBECK, Ataor-
I ! neYs AZ Law and Claim AEents, praciiee IN al
tie Courts. C0ilecuous promptly a'teude1 70 ;
80 isin,s aanust tbs Unitad state and Vouchers
collected once 78 North Cherry street, ID stsirs
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Diseases Of the Threat, Lungs aRd
Heart.
DRS. r. AND J. HUNTER,
OF New NorE.
PbySifiarS ar Pnlm0naFy GSfaSfS.

thlMtlalN tl fhidida4fl hlNlNtN
WuULD notfg her psiients in Nashule an.
~ those Who desira o. cGnsuIt ths.n. thll lhal
have opened a. citce a. the .iy Hotel shsre thsi
can - coasglied personal y or b leiisr o. a. DO
eases eInursced ~ iheir specially, VS. Rrcurhits
ASTHMA, ami l1nsunrto On 90 Eh'rh hrsu oi lacli
RfQlessle1 tleil prtctlce Is crciusIFrIF cllu1ai
q ~ Hunters visit % Nashville r. irn led. 81 ehl
aesife % pisca themselves uuter biz czre srculd
ase - lle iu saafIItilnE thcr casra GtT eEalnill
s-1n a. the es1lcst prsCucshle moment locls-1fn
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- uHTe Al Law Aul Alt-ll aEr4Aas fFa-li'r ~ -
tie Courts. C3iiectous promptly a'tended 70 ;
slso aianns against the United state= and Vouchers
collected. once 7I North Cherry street, Bp sislrs
OTIS. n A.-Attorney End Councillor AZ Lsw,
u Office 4g1f Cherry g.; p o. Box 7i3-
BANKERS AND BROKERS'.
ETIRsT NATIONAL BANK-GovernmeHt Deposi-
u try-ko. 90 College street, DetHeen Unicn
and The Puoie Square -lieslers IN Uucurrent
Money. Ezchsnge, CON, and Government eeeull-
ties Of al kinds Stocks snd Bonds bought and
sold on Commission C1leciions promptly AZ
tended 10.
A G. sANroRD, Pres't. Jas. 6. ooREs ,oash'r.
ETARR, THOS S.-BrokeT, corner Union and
WI College street, buys and sells Gold. UFcur-
ron4 Money, GsFernment Securities and Aolchers.
CcllecIous attended 70 promptly.
Also buys and sells on mmisslon.
CBCOND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- - cherry street, de -ls in Exeharga, Govern
mont Securities and Co q ColiecHons promptly
aiiencna 20 J. LoHsDzH, Cashier.
VNHIRD NATIONAL BANK or NASHVILLE
II Deals m Exchanges Government Securities
and Col1- Collections promptly attended %.
God, Stocks and Bonds O. Ia on Commission.
". ". BERET, President. EDeaE JoSEs, Gather.
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nook AND JOB FBINTINe.

CAMERON, WAI. 4 OO.-Book ana Job Printers,
~ and pu fishers Of the Daily and Weekly
Union, Printers Alley, betEeen Union and Dead
ercE streets.
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xurf.s.ssss, Ost .. isss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-15

Creek and Green's swamp vie Cumber-
iandsville 10 Irwinsyille. At Cumber-
lssdsville Col. Hardin met Col Pfitchard
With l5O picked men and horses Of the
4ih Michigan. Hardin followed the trail
directly south, while Pritcbard, having
fresher horses, pushed down the Ocanui-
gee towards HopsweIl and thence BY
House Creek 70 Irwi0.viIle, arriving there
At hidnigbt on the 9th. JET Davis had
aot arrived. From . citizen Pritcbsrd
earned that his party were encamped two
niles out OF the towu. He 1nsde DISPOSE
ton Of his men and surrounded the camp
before day. Hardin had camped tithir
swo miles at Q p. N. As be afterwards learn.
I'd, from Davis, the trail being to iniis-
tincs to follow He pushed on At 8. m
md had gone but little more than a mile
when his advance was fred upon by men
If the 4ih Michigan. A fight en.ued.
both parties exhibiting the greatest de-
Fifteen minutes elapsed be
fore the mistake was discovered. The
ifing in this skirmish was the first warn
ing Davis received. The captors report
nat he hastily put on one of his wite's
lresses and started for the woods closely
toilowed b. our men, who at irst thought
him woman, but seeing bis boots while
ne was running they suspected his sex al
,nce. The race Vas short ooe and the
rebel President was seen brought TO. bay
ils bfandished bowie ksiie and showed
.igns Of battle, but yielded promptly to
the psrsuasions OF C.l revolvers without
compelling the men to. Ere He express
ID great Indignation al the energy with
which he was pursued, saying that hedad
believed our government too msgnani
nous to hunt down women and children.
Mrs. Davis remarked to Col Hardin, after
The excitement was over, that the men
aai better net provoke the President or he
night hurt some of them. Rsgan behaved
sith dignity and resignation. The party
evidently were making for the coast.
(Sigoed) j. II. WILsos,
Brevet Mi Geu.
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Washington, May Is.


The steamer Liberty brings Havana
dates Of the Sih Instant. and Vera Crus
to the 21. which confirm the reported
csp,yre-of slltillo and Monterey By the
Liberals.
Il is reported hat Juarez would cstab-
iish his capital At Monterey.
Maximillsn, on reaching Orizaba, heard
Of the fall of R chmood and tho capi,u-
Is,ion Of Lee, whsreupon be FASTENED
back to Mexico and dispatched his chiel
If cabinet, Mr. Elvine, to the United
States, who arrived at Havana 10 time to
take the Corsica. There are various re.
potts as TO his mission.
Don jose Valon Pachero, cx.Ministel
Of State, died 10 Mexico on the 10Th ult
The Eoglish R.ilroad Company have
sub le, portion Of their road, from Vers
Cruz to Mexico, to French company
thus giving France another claim OF
Mexico.
The combined English and French in
,erest in the Jecker fraud is accepted b.
Mlximilian, and the Eve millions are Z
be paid in one million annual install
ments.
Several OF Maximilian's Governors hay
pronounced against him.
Ii is said that rebel deserters are join
ing Cortioas.
There wac a large Gre in Matamoras o
the 9th.
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FOREIGN NEW s.
New York, May Ia.

New York, May L.
The steamer Saxonia has arrived from
Southampton, 81.
LIN the House Of Lords Earl Russell
moved an humble address to the Queen
u expressing the horror and Indignation Of
the House at Presiden, Lincoln's assassi-
nssion, and praying that these sentiments
be communicated TO the American Gov
ernment. He said the @ leen had written
4 private. letter to Mrs Lincoln express
ing her deepest sympathy tor her irrepar-
rable lose.
| Lord Derby seconded the motion, aud
D'lsreaii moved and seconded similar mo-
tions. The demeanor of Parliament was
in the highest degree impressive.
| Mr.. Adams presided ata great meet
ling Of Americans ia London 10 give ex.
pressions of sorrow and indignation.
! The shipmentof the Atlantic cable i
conducted with the greatest despatch, 4
lis expected u b 6uished and the Grea'
Eastern ready to leave Sherness in June
i Public meetings we're held 10 Londos
! aad I'll tAs shisf cities sf 0sess Britain
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Seven-Thirties.

Philadelphia. May IA.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has de
cided to issue the balance of the loan thai
sas authorized BY act Of March, 1864,
and which amounts 10 TWO hundred and
thirty millions iu 81 notes, precisely
.imiiar in tenor. firm and provileges TO
he seven thirties already sold. payable
three years from the 18th II next July,
except that the Government will reserve
20 itself the option of paying interest in
gold coin at The rate OF SIX Per cent, In
stead Of 10 in currency. Subscribers
will deduct the interest in currency up to
July 18Th. when they subscribe. The
delivery of the notes OF this third series
# the 30s will commence On the first
Of June and will be made promptly and
continuously after that date. Subscrip-
lions, however, will be received Ut once
and 10 per cent. allowed to s1b-
scribers up to the 18th Of July in the
same manner as il was allowed Tor the
interval between the second series aud
the first series.
Any excess OF subscrip.iens TO the
present series will be filed with the new
issue as speedily as the notes can be pro
| pared at the Treasury. The slight change
made 10 the conditions of ills third series
affects obl5 the matter Of interest The
payment in gold, il made. will BE- equiv
alent to the currency interess OF the higE.
or rate. The important privilege of con
verting the notes into the long and pop
ular $50 gold bearing bonds, or of de
mandlug payment of them at maturity al
,he holders option, is not interfered with
The takers Of the 7-30 loan will rsioict
il the Secretary, sooner or later, avail
himself of the option TO pay the sil
per cent. in gold ia lieu of the large rate
Of interest in currency. Tie return /,
Ispccic payment, in the event of which on
| lyiwill the option be avaled of, would 8
reduce and equslize prices as that pur
chsses made with SIX rer cent in gol'
would be fully equal to those made will
seven and three tenth per cent in cur
rency.
The machinery used in popularizing III
Grst two series OF the 80 loans will b
) Ioccupied by the Secretary OF the Urea snr
in The sale Of the third series. 1t will t
, under the supervision Of Jay Cooke. t.
: Government loan and Subscription Ager
who viii employ the sub agencies hereto
fore employ el and with which she peopl
are familiar. 1t is confidently expecte
: that The whole amoun. will be sold In II
|. next sixty or ninety days When the Is
millions are disposed of the last opports
nifty Of these profitable investments in
Is Government securities will be gone :
The subscription Yesterday 10 the 73
loan amounted to So, ,45l $50. TIE Il
,al sales for the week amounted to SoS
u 334 $50.
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sxpfspi9g psaainosely the Abhofrsnee
Of TIA lEjghtfGI osimer se,inst Pres;dent
Lincoln dad Ssc'y Seward.
s.. Jsnss Hall, London, was drsped in
mourning. The President Of s6c Euan.
cipstion S0cisty presided, supported BY
many members Of Parliament. who took
part in the speeches which we're snthusi-
astio. III expressions Of horror against the
.ssassins and deep sympathy With Amer
iss.
The Times hopes our manifestations Of
indignation and sorrow will be regarded
By Americans a. Spontaneous, genuine ex.
pressions Of feeling, sprung from she ma
tons heart. Let no one. for moment
confouud this manifestation with any po-
litical object or ulterior design. We feel
confident that this SORROW, in which Eng
land and America may without exagger
alton be said to share, cannot pass BY
without leaving them better acquainted
with EACH other and more inclined to
friendship aud mutual allowance for each
others faults than before.
RusstA.-The st. Petersburg Journal
expresses sympathy with Anerica on Lin.
coins murder, hoping johnson wi. prove
worthy successor.
AusfRIA The Rsiehsrath unanimous
" voted an address TO America express.
ing sympathy. The government ex-
pressed to the American Minister at VI
emma its deep sympathy.
The Ssitzerland feaeral council has
forwarded addresses of coincidence to
America.
Solemn services in German
and English Language were performed in
Berlin on The I'd in memory of Mr. LIN
cola. Numerous deputstiens were pres
ent. The King was represented BY aid
dc camps. Church crowded.
Sidell declined an invitation to attend
one Of the funeral services performed in
Paris on Lincoln's death, stating that no
one could feel greater horror al the lste
crime. bu. feared his presence al the cere-
mony would lead to erroneous interprets-
tions.
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Wellington, Nay -.
The court for the trial of the conspirs-
tors addmilted the reppftsts Of the press
this murning.
Washington. NAV Is.

s. Washington, May Is.
The Chronicle, this morning. epeaking
of the court engaged 10 the trial Of the
assassination conspirators, says:
The only step which has besn taken
not in accordance with ordinary trials is,'
that, thus far, the court has at with
closed doors. How long it may be neces-
sary TO maintain shis precaufion, cannot
now be decided. A. It was adopted to
ascertain the truth, and nothing bu. the
truth, it viii not be abandoned ii the com
plants Of the New York press are swollen
to . torrent Of denuncisiion. Yesterday
the evidence was of so much importance
- 70 convincingly establish the proTrs.y
OF this very alternative. The lives Of
some Of the witnesses depend on this reg
ulation, and We feel free to say that none
sre more conscious OF its necessity than
tho Witnesses Themselves, most Of whom
are honorable, intelligent and patriotic
citizens.
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Rebel Efforts to Prsleng the War.

st. Louis. May IS.
The Republicans Cairo special says
that Shreveport La papers, Of the eth
ult., contain numerous accounts Of the &C.
ton of the military and people in their
determination to prolong the war.
A large meeting at Shreveport Was
addressed by the rebel Gen. Allen and
several officers Of high rank, oil taking
the same ground as Kirby Smiths appeal
already telegraphed, and urging soldiers
and citizens to renew their Efforts to con.
tiuue the struggle. Col. Fiournoy, OF
Texas, delivered . glowing panegyric on
Booth, comparing him to Brutus. and
predicted for him a like enduring fame.
Kirby Smith, Gen. Ruckner. and ex Gov
Reynolds were present. -.
Col. Sprague, Gen. Pope's chief Of staff
vas at the mouth Of Red river on the b
instant, awaiting the arrival Of Kirby
Suith, to negotiate terms, and it is be
lieved here Smith will surrender as soon
as be hears of the action Of Joe Johns ston
and Dick Tay lor.
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Washington, May Is.


Mrs. Perine, charged with assisting the
rebel cavalry 10 plundering tho train. be-
tween Baltimore and Richmond. during
the rebel invssicn last summer, set up =
pie although her counsel, Mr.. Cowan, that
the mi itary commission has no right to
to try her. now that pence is- proclaimed.
and that such case as the one before the
court should be tried before the judicial
court Of the United States. The conrs
overrulsd the plea and adj,urnsd till Aon-
day.
Gen. Sherman's headquarters have
been established at Altx4udris, and hi.
army il to day marching from Fredrieks
burg to tbss p'scr, whore it viii proba
bly, go into camp, outside the forii6caiion'
where wood and water may bs most con
yenicpt.
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The Trial Of cons7irators.
Especial TO Post.l

Washington, May l3.
The trial of the conspirators was re-
sumed This morning, and it is believed
that the examination of the same witness
es who have been on the stand Tor the
past few dass was continued.
The Asso3iased Press will 5000 be fur
nished with all The evidence deemed
proper to publish.
1t is understood that eight Of the prin-
cipals in the plot are now on trial.
Gen. Sherman is marching up with HE
Rmy.
The army Of the Potomac Is gradually
approaching its old camping grounds.
Mr.. Harlan, Of Iowa, the new Secreta
~ of the Interior. has arrived here. He
vii soegin his official duties ON MondS]
ntxt.
Passports are issued at the State De
prtment at the rate Of one thousand PEI
month.
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HuAter Arrestel.
Especial to N. Y. Commercial.

r. NJ. T. Hunterhas been arrested and
brought to Richmond, and is conf ned on
eunbcs. 10 the james It is said thai,
Haoter, for . year past. has been desir-
aus I, r union. being satisfied that fer
,her resistance vas hopeless.
Reverdy Johusou's engagements viii
prevent his acting as counsel for Mrs.
Surratt.
. Additional parties have been implicssed
in the assassination conspiracy BY new
confessions.
Extensive preparations ase making fol
the grand review on the other side Of the
Potomac.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
Sherman and aaIleek.
Especial to Tribune.

Washington, Nay la.
Gen. Sherman refused TO see Gen. Hal
leck when he called on him, thoueh she
latter called ta explain and apologize fof
the language be had ssed in his dispatch
es TO Mr.. Stanton.
Gen. Sherman has heretofore been about
the ablest friend and defender Halleck
had among the officers of the army.
Grant said to day he was in daily sx-
hearing of the surrender Of
Kirby Smith. He has been officially no.
u6ed that Smith was negotiating with our
forces with view to surrender.
Gen. Sherman tslegraphs that he will
remain with his troops aud march With
them to Alexandra.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-15

EE The Chicago Times, and the lesser
Co, perhead sheets which fly at its tail,
are just nov very sweet on President
Johnson. Cause wby--some of the lead
ers OF the Golden Circle are under sen.
tence Of death for their completely With
treason, and the net cast for them may
yet close 10 and catch boat load OF the
s'small fry" Of Copperhead varmints.
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Especial to Tribune |
Washington. Nav IS.

Warrington, May I5.
The most Of Crooks cavalry have gone
to Lynchburg, where il Is said dis.urban-
ces have occurred beswesen the whites and
blacks.
There are various rumors conceFing the
origin Of the trouble, some say the whites
sfs. tie sggressoss aod othsss that the
blacks commenced hos,ilities with arms
pie1ed up b them % 10 hGttls-fold.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-15

BEAurrFuL, SoFT AND GLOSSY HAIR.
Those wanting foe and glossy nair
please read the card OK GEORGE CABUs'in IN
another part If this paper. Cabu- Tome
is permanent cure for the dsndrut
cures scurf; eruptions. aud all diseases
of the skin restores. grey hair to It's orr
gipal color. apes
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-15

Bafalo, May Ia.
Rufus Wheeler, an old residen. of this
city. and for many years connected with
the Bufho Express, died this eysnipg.
John G Bowers. Tor many years con.
nectsd With tho New York. Albany, Buf.
fal, and Western Uoion Telegraph Com
pany in this city, died this evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-15

The gold market i weak and dull
The price shows : strong downRard ten
deucy. After The subside0cs of ths last
few days speculation. The prevailing idea
= than the next step downward vii + o
la6,
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Washington. May IL

The Commissioners OF Iats rusl Re saue
hiss decided that the license can be re-
quired for taking orders for goods or mer-
chaudiss II other places than where such
merchandise is stored, provided license
is not taken BY the dealer, covering all
sales OF sach merchandise whenever ne.
gotiated. -