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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-27
MAy,R,s oFsIcn

NlsHVILLE, INN Dec q, 300 J
DROPERTY og0eTs on Church Street 90 Lane
I street, etEeen Summer and College snd on
Cherry street, between Church and Ceisr are here
by notified 70 cOniust stone curbng and stone sud
brick pavement. VII Feyer ]. il REQUIRED. sccordng
70 he specifications sd grades which Will be fur
nshed BY the CITY Eng neer- II said uork Is rot
co -Umenced within ten dsys from this date, and
pushed rapidly 10 complet on, the G Mira tor for
the street work will be notified to construct said
curling, the expense Of which wall be charged to
the properly owner.
dec22 II ". MATT. BROWN. MAYOR
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For Sale Ohean.

1 WILL sell ST private sale my stock OF Furni-
Il ture, Tables Chairs, stoves, &c, complete out.
10 for the accommodation Of thirty BOsrders
have twenty i've Bosrders II present, and Will give
Possession OF the Rouse (Ehich Il IN good locality
snd cheap rent lmmed stely. For further inior-
nation D upon VI. C. RANKIN,
dscl9-lvo No. 50 South Cherry Street.
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The reconstructed Montgomery
Gala } Mail, comments ol this arrest as

The arrest or General Raphael j. Semmes,
better known rs the commander OF the Al
ALBANIA, has struck the people with astonish-
meet aud regret. IL is impossible 10 form
an opinion as 20 the reasons which inhueBc-
ed the authorities IN making has arrest. IL
Is true that Semmes inflicted mater Ial dam
age to New England shipping, but certain y
not greater damage than our Generals IN
ficted upon land. He fought under q regu-
lar commission, with all the rights which
proper attach TO d belhgerent, aud did
MT av0ld fair battle IA an opea sea. Like
d brave soldier, he fought his ship until she
went down uuder him; and then, IKE true
seldeier, returned 90 his country 70 share
our trials and mistortunes. Inr- ughout
his whole career he has exhibited lons but
the noblest qualities which belong ts man
kind and ID any man deserves the mercy
OF o generous and powerful government,
that man is Raphael j. Semmes. IL the
charge Of piracy is brought against hl by
the yipdictive blood hounds Of n ew ing
land. there IS not tue soldier OF the Fed
ersl army who would not denOuuce the pr
cecdiugs as viOlattve OF every principle Of
mi.itury honor. General Grant was bold
enough TO urge the quHshing OF the charge
which associated General Lee with the War;
affair. We are confident that he, and men
like him, will insist upon respecting the
surrender OF Gene raj Ice, which embraced
Commander Semmes, at that time brlga-
der General iu the Virginia army We are
hopeful that this arrest is merely for the
purpose of securing the testimony OF Cen
eral Semmess, with reference TO tho gues-
tons which have arisen between tho United
States and Great Britain.
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sIR: On the 26th day Of April, 1865, ! was
al Greensboro, n. c., IN command OF a ma
val brigade, forming part Of the army Of
Gen. jos. +. Johnston, and participated in
the capitulation between Gen. Johnston
and MAJ. Gen. ". T sherman. commanding
the United States army Of North Carolina.
The condition Of said capituiation on the
part Of Gen. Johnston was that the army
unde- his command should cease all acts Of
war from the date Of the population, prll
Goth, aforesaid. Ia consideration Of which
condition thus entered iltO By Gen. john
st0u, Geu. sherman stipulated that the ON
GERS and men comprising the army OF Gen.
Johnston should return 20 their homes and
there remain uumOlested by the United
States authorities so long as they observed
the obligation they had entered into, and
o0eyed the laws en- orced where they re-
cid q. / have this day been arrested by
ID order Of the Secretary Of the Navy; had
a guard placed over my house, and have
been informed thatIam 20 pIoce d to Wash
ingtou, in custody, there 20 answer charge
preferred against me, predicated upon facts
which took place anterior 10 the capitul--
ton between Gen. Johnston and Gen. hher-
man THIS being a yiOl.tion Of the capt.
ulsiion on the part of Gen. sherman, re-
specially make this, my profess, sgainst
said arrest. (SigGed) K. j. SEANEs.
Mobile, Ala, Dec. 10, 1865.
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59aahrille 4(Qion.
WEDNESDAY,, DE-ENBER p, 1876.
views Of Military Men.

Gen Grants views relative TO tie
situation South have been submitted
10 the President and by him to Con
gress But the General had not been
to Mississippi. aud could say nothing
about that State, the most dilatory and
most su5Ien Of all the reclaimed Gen.
Thos. J. Wood, the gallant commar
der Of the immortal 4th army corpi ,
has been in command Of the Depar' =
ment Of Mississippi for some months.
The Nicksburg Herald Of the 18th says
Gen. Wood, in & conversation with 3
gentleman Of that place, on the subject
Of the State Militia, said shat it wss
his duty. If the United States forces
there were not sufficient to suppress
breaches Of the peace, Instructions,
etc and maintain ID authority Of the
United States Government, to call oil t
the State militia to aid him, and lie
would have no hesitation in doing sc.
he believed they were sufficiently loyal
and true TO sssist in supporting the au-
tho-..y Of the Government"
The Herald maintains the correct
ness Of Gen. Woods opinion as to the
i1ssliy and trustworthiness Of the
brave men who honestly fought
srainst hum in times past, and Of whose
yalor he is personally conscious, but
Who now as honestly support, with
him. the supremacy Of the Government
Icy Lare sRorn 10 support"
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No. 227.

NOR sALE-DWELLINS-No. % North High
street, Formerly Uccup ed by Mr. William 8
EaiIin. one of the most compact. neat, cCuveulent
and deSIrabiy located residences N Nashville, With
sll the modern Improvements, gas, water. water
closets, bathing room, good sewerage, stable, car
rage house, wood hOa-e. In ad uu0B there are
double window ssshes attached 10 the dwelling, to-
gsther with fine Laundry room, with stationary
wardrObes, drawers, shelves, &C, ac- heis hbor
yod perhaps unsurpaSs d. Prce $4,000 one
ha'l shi bslaace one year, interest and lien.
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No. 23I.

FOR RENT-A good COTTON FARM Of 900
acres-l51 clearer, on the WIlsou Pike, one
mile from Brentwood. Large rWo-st0sy Frame
Dselliug good spring, &C. Possession gwen I'M
medlateIy aud viii Jesse for two years 81 SO per
sore Nethnk thst q lfrEe smouut Of money can
Be made by the lessee Of his farm.
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No. 223.

G'OR SALE--lt5 feet on North Front street, east
Il side, next nor n OF aud adjoining Bridge street
known ~ the B-ck Bridge Toll house property,
embracing the Toll House ant large Livery stab e
twill be sOli IS whole OF % lois. Now rented ioI
over so per aaEum.
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No. 234.

EiOR REhT-A new Frame House Of rooms,
Il IN North Nashville, n=a- the residence ct Mr..
F. r. CheathRm. Price $50 per RnuUm.
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Frs. nights Of "o. sU-H. s,7rrvy....,.
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Misses Wsker. Clare SISTER o..
eLss' i9anny Cole, Arthur Kaue. Ns.t-. r---
l,--sa 2. N, llea', Geo Wmaur. A.-E E....r.
''s'a'"s uo-plu-. alJ Frsuy rosaort4
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Fresh Beef! Fresh Beef

OFFICE CHIEF G. ). DEPT OF ALABAMA
MOBLE, ALA. Dee. l5t1, l56I.
= EALED proposal 10 duplicate, will be received
- a. this office until IL O'CLOCK am on he 18th
-ay OF January, 1866. for supplying an the Fresh
Beet that msy be required by the o.. 3 SubEst nc-
Depar-ment, IN toe state Of Alahama exclusive q
The y rtheTn Military DISTINCT during the SIX
months, commeue ng February l=t. 1865 and end
ing July 81, 1906. The beei umi-he 90 be Of 20 ID
marketable quality, ~nl 10 equal proportion OF fore
an hicd quarters necks AID rhauE1 ok luied
and 70 be delivered at such times and p aces a1d
ia such quantities a. may be ne -essary Proposals
vii De made IN the usIs 'Orm, sud each % OpCs q
must bs accompanied 10y the written guarantee Of
I'VE Responsible persons, that the bidder vii flita-
fly fulfill any contract made with g. e q. <. Gov
eTameni.
Blanks, Of the proper form for proposals, will be
furnished II this office
B ddsrs must be present 20 respond % their
bids and 10 IA n TIE contract before leaving The
office Where tbs loyalty n the bidder cannot be
lulIy estab I-hed, MS bid viii not be considered.
& d. for thu separate b.-tu Is embraced lu the
above msnuonet territory vii e d.-reEzrdsd.
Payments for Bee. piled % be ma ne mon hly,
~ such funds as may be provided Tor lIsburse-
ment.
The Government reserves IN itself he right 10
Fei meet sny or III bids cons dered unreasonable.
Proposals should be addressed TO the uuJe- ign
Beef" W. A. EiDEEkIN,
Bryt Maj aud Chi e.. ) Dept Of Ala,
decl9-6' Noble, Ala.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-27

q. rosPETSs, I a ". PORTER, w. A. lord
Late Nu. l4h OF Ei1tfdi Late b. lf15-
Beg. Ms Car. Tenn. S,b01df's s.a T.
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MAYORS OFFICE.

NAhitN ALAks AkhA-t W. 4At Aep1. J
DROPERTY owners on College and Market
Il streets, between the Square and broad street,
are hereby notified 70 construct new stone or brick
pavemenis, OF 70 reset the old ones wherever it j.
required, In Eccor ance with the Epecihcat ous aud
grades which will b furnished by the CRY EpEiueer
on application. sad WORK must be commenced
within ten dsys from thI= date, and pushed rapidly
70 romUleton, the city oil contract Wilh psries
{ The same, snd the eXpeu.e will be charged TO
the property oEnsr--
decas " MATT BROWN. Msvnr
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No. 229.

EtOR SALE 20 40, or $40 feet trout on North
Cherry street, lu5 ieet deep, next north Of the
OOmmsrrisl Hotel. This Is 3 central business 10
ca ity. Price $3.50 per foot Ons-hslf cash, balance
IN l and years interest and lIen.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-27
PosTAsE SraNrs-The Toronto cor
r-.l-nndnnt Of the n L Herala saNs

An Agent o. our HJsi-o1iee Department
urH fEe Irrci States Consul &C Toronto,
Canada. have recently found la a barrel bon
che gH-.Hu hsu-g .u tlat CITY ten Thousand
a..ar- gar.h 1f United States th e. cent
s. stamps. lle ceus. -uUrEt ui which
l.u.H ty rebel agents iu LIvcrpool.
"-r Government b. gIYcd information ID
Au-.-. Ia-l thai @ wt- supposed the stamps
H.H captured lv thr pirate Florida An
ugau Che s-4mrs has besE rotlcu.
aH. E .- Era.fei che question ~ their
.T.-st.H u.... s-shart.y argued before
q l-.aa a. e.H-l
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TENTH
Wanted.

fTyHAT an persons Who sre trouhlsd VITA SKIN
i Diseases Tslies, RinEsCrm, Fslon, Piles, a.
~ cal o. nr :. Wo,d ofice, " Church q eel,
N.ohois1n House degss-lr'
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Captain semmes, on being arrested,
made the following protest

Navy Department, Noy. IS, 1865.
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IMPARTIAL SUFFRAGE.

Treasurer United States
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No. 235.

ElOR RENT- Fifteen Acres Of good Land st 6rst
L Iou-gsie on GAllstH Pike
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Masonic Celebration.

VNHE Masonic Fraternity Of Nashville will a
1 crle rate the AsNIYFBsAUN tl ST.. J0HS. hA
by a Pubic Meeurg ca Wednesday even X y
ing 21th inst, At q cl1ck, ot Masonic "
r. mria.
The ofi'ors Of Cumberland, Phoenix aud Clai-
horns I.Cd-rz will be publicly iastsllei, snd an cra
ton delivered ty REr s. ID. BAipEIN.
Memhcrs Ci tia several Lodges, aud all Masous
n good standi1r. az requested Co meet ut the
Ledge Room 80 o'clock pm,
The puO Ic snd especially tAt ladies, are respect
fglly ms ted % sItCud ,ec-4all
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-27

The following letter from the Treas
urer OF the United States contains an
important decision relative to the 'un-
divided profits Of national banks.
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lplo and Fancy Groceries,
SANDS'ALE

WE nave on hsnd large stock Of Sands Chi
W csEO Cream and stock Ales, which We guar
sntee direct nom Sands Chicago Brewery, Rth1'
ket.
Also Bottled Ale Of the best Manufacture. We
have also = large stock Of suffers Supplies, aud
Family Groceries, which ws are offering a. ioF
iEurss s. q. WOOD a CO.,
ielE-u q Uuinn street
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-27
No. 222.

EiOR SALE, or EXCHANGE FOR NASHVILLE
L CITY PROPERTY New Albany, Ind. proper
ty A. follow two story Frame house IN perfect
repair, newly Iauted. on secOod rank Of ths ONO
river IN full yleE % u, near the foot Of she Falls
10 r7oms, presses, cuptoards, PARRY, cellar and
2tx2t Wood he'd, a. Sc. House stands 80 feet
blak from one street and 40 feet from the other.
Lot il on the corner, GJX'5U with rear isucng.
Also tso 0oftsges, OF three rooms esch on lot
l9lXI7D, With rear fence cistefn TO each house,
sni well for both. Al valued 81 Sl2 co.
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FOR SALE.


h> To
A TRACT ~ Lsna cont uaIuE az acres. in the I'm
~ Cd -irCf- Davidson county, ahnul miles nom
Nashville only part 81 he trse, will b. sold. %
lies rel
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4 Division Inevitable.
The Washington correspondent Of
the Springfield Mass J Republican says:

the Springfield Mass } Republican says:
"Thcu comes mp the vital question upon
which the Republican membe S will divide
Stevens saws we must have equal rights M
Tennessee before we en- admit you 20 rep
rescutat on. But a maIorly oi the mem
bers from Ohio. luaianu, Illinois and Penn
svl,auia. will not say anything of the sort.
IT the Republicans We're a unit on equal
suffrage, the nth would soon receive Its
ultimatppi, and it could 90 10 work on the
subject. But such Is not the uc'i hence ]
look for great deal 0f tNaldle in Congress
on the subject. Many members Will be
afraid O. speak their real sentiments, and
the South viii not for a long time be able
10 ascertain what Congress demands.
dozea propositions ara already before the
Senate and House and nobody can tell which
will be adopted 50 far IS the South is
concerned, this is B Just punishment, but
the Re uhlican party viii suffer meanwhile
for lack Of a clear policy
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-27

Ia.,a-sAL GoyrSsois RruUfp.-
The President OF the United States
hss relieved the Provisional Governors
Of Nosth Carolina, South Carolina,
Georgia, and Alabama, and ordered
them 10 transfer the papers and pro.
perry of their respective States TO the
regularly elected Governors Of the
same Florida aud Mississippi are yet
60 bee placed in the same category.
Texas has not yes been reorgsnized by
her Provisional Governor, aud nothing
viii be done in her case Tor the present
Bishop Potter, Of New York. in
sermon delivered last week was very
severe ON operate singing in the Epis.
copL churches Of New York city. The
whole thing he said, had become -
scandal it was lime 10 speak out about
itsud it was time It was suppressed.
The Prayer Book contained sn abund-
auoe OF beautiful and impressive
hymns, suited 10 every stage Of life,
ald these re said, should be used.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-27
No. 226.

IIIOR SSLE-A School Cah, 10 good order, With
\ sIpgie harness Proc SO
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Crystal Brooches, Elegant Dress Combs
" Necklaces, Belt Buckles
Steel Brooche', Ladies Companions,
Bead Necklaces, " Cabas,
Travelling Bags, Porte Monies,
Cigar Cases, Work Boxes,
Cigar Stands, Writing Desks,
Card Cases, Porte Folios,
Silver Card Baskets, Toy Watches,
Gold Albums. for Watch Chains,)
Photo. Albums, (lor Center Tables,)
Paper Weights, Diaries for 1866,
Physicians Diaries, Ivory Chess Men,
Clergymen's " Chess Boards,
Gold Pens, Dominoes,
Napkin Rings, Toy Books,
Fairy Tales, etc, Tiny Libraries,
Bibles, Prayer and Hymn Books,
Pen Knives, Paper Knives,
And great variety Of Choice Goods suit
able for
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-27
BANKERS EXCHANGE.
NEXT DOOR To-
ThOS, S, Mars Banking House,
COLLEGB ST, NEAR UNION.
r. G. THOMPSON

DESPECTFULLY informs his friends and GUS
II toners, that IN addition to his well-known Sa-
loon, opposite the S. Cloud Hotel, he has secured
the above House. where can be found the ch Icest
Wines and LigH'rs Of all kinds igsrs and To-
hsccO Of every brand, % be found m the City.
Remember College Street, near Union.
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ElOR sALE-4l Lots. %. p front feet regularly
aud pretby isid Of, next adjoining o. the south
the residence grounds Of Hon. IOhu Trimble aud
d. p Wilkins, ksI., aud 10 sdtton 90 the shove,
seven aeres valuable land with a commodioua
hfick Re ldeuee, nov occupied BY Nj. Eichsri
shafisr al Of which We will sell Tor less than the
improvements cost, VIZ SIS uJO-whi b 10 less than
IS per foot the lots, throwing 10 seven acres Of
valuable ground aud large, commodious srck
House Does not this, for chespBess, exceed every
thing thrOSn upon the market
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No. 22O.
No. 29I.

NOR SALE-270) Acres Of Lsud, g. miles from
II the Sswanee Coal Nine, marou cOanty Tenn,
with good improvements, Saw NJ 10 running OF,
will be gwen. Price - per sore ii cash, balance
aud yssr'. Will e1chsngs for city or country
property.
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Ron. Echstd Ogeisoy, Governor State OF Illinois.
HOu. DAVID l. Laws. Judge supreme Court L. 3
Hon. Vim. 6. BroSulow, Governor Of Tennessee.
Bng. cen. Jas. p BFownlov, adj. Ten. State q Ten
nessee.
Bon. NJ. N. Buoa, Nashville.
Hon. Wm. Nsthsnel BsKter, Nsshyha.
hon. Jo. C. Guild. Nashville
Hon. jola Hugh smith. Nashville.
p " Nancy, Esd. Nashville.
hessrs. Morns & Strsiton, Nashville.
MessTs. Evans a o., Nashville.
Nimrod Porter. Columbia, Tenn.
lunels
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No. 236.

DOR sALE-ff8z aeet, corner Vine and U1.ou
streets, opp1slle CO 2 residence Of Mrs NJ Pie
sident Pc k. Price Sa1o per iJ0l. uoble spot ior
3 me residences.
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No. 2I4.
h O.. sCOVEI
No. PIG.
No. 2I8.
No. 2I9.

EpR LEAsE-Store House, corner Ct College snd
II BIOsd street, Tor balance OF Is-5 ana '5s Pos
session size Immediately. A good business To-
csIty. Price SAOJ.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-05-19
Railroad m aliers.
From the Minneapolis Atlas.

From the Minneapolis Atlas.
The proposed consolidation of the Mime
sofa Central" and the "Winona and St. Peter
road has been definitely consummated One
of the conditions of his arrangement is, that
the road shall be completed this year, from
Rochester to Faribault. The contract for gra-
ding the same has been awarded to Messrs De-
Graft 81 Co. Their well known energy will
satisfy every body that the job will be surely
completed. The portion of country through
which this point of road runs is mostly prairie,
and consequently easily graded, One very
heavy 'scut" ten or fifteen miles from Rochester
has to be overcome. IA 100 .g..tgN
Thus the present aspect of affairs would indi-
cate that the road will not be finished, but the
cars may run from Faribault to Winona. The
first named is about fifty miles distant from
Minneapolis, and including the break between
Winopa and La Crosse thirty-six miles, Our
people who wish to go east during the winter
months, will still be compelled to submit to 80
miles Of stsging. These brief facts are all that
is definitely Known in regard to the Minnesota
Central. 90 9rau ri o. Ia. f-rr Ii --aI
Hon. Ed. Rice, who is now absent in Eng
land for the purpose OF, selling out the branch
of the st. Paul and Pacific Railroad to an Eng
lish company, writes that the prospects are
quite encouraging, and he has strong hopes of
effecting q sale. Should this take place it
insures the rapid construction of said road to
ked river, and eventually to Pugets Sound on
the Pacific, II gpg4
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Sioux Killed at Red River.

From Fort Garry 'Norwester.
Another of the rascally Little Six family
has been put out of the way of doing further
mischief He was killed at the Big Bay,
near Poplar Point, some days ago, by the
brother of man whom he (Little Six s SOM
murdered in the plains last summer. This
young Six having killed the Sioux in the
prairie, as stated, took his victims two
wives and subsequently came to this
settlement and squatted down among our
Indians. While here, his passion for
bl00d-letting seems to have been very
strong on him, for We are told that during
all of last winter he constantly expressed
his determination to kill four men here
a white man, two lf.breeds, and an In
dian being the victims he counted on. The
better to enable him to commit these muir
ders, he endeavored to get some of our In
dams and the Sioux to join with him, and
finding that they would not do so, he re-
solved to Ego it alone" On the day he
was killed, he met the brother of the MUIR
dered Sioux near Poplar Point, we believe,
and the latter along with other Sioux,
finding they coCld not prevail on him to
abandon his murderous designs-and
knowing that should he carry them into
effect he would endangsr their safety, and
shut out all the tribe from the Settlement,
where they have hitherto found refuge
resolved to kill him. AT the first shot the
Six was shot in the hand and lost two or
three of his fingers, whereupon he fled,
but was pursued for several hours and ul.
timately killed.
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

4 Maj. Gen. Hovey by authority from Wash
ington, has issued orders for the execution of
Bowies. Milligan and Horsey, convicted Of
treason by court martial in Indianapolis. Ind
some months ago.. They will be hanged on
the 10Th. Great excitement prevails among
the friends and relatives of the unfortunate
men, and an immense pressure is.beIng brought
to bear on Gov. Morton to induce him to in
tefere 10 some way. % !s3 D.
Juarez has Issued letters of marque against
French commerce, The movement to secure
Immigration to Mexico of Federal officers and
soldiers IN assuming large proportions The
immigrants are to go 'fully supplied with
weapons of defence" -. 10
A. G. Eggleston, a merchant of Guilford,
Conn-s was shot and MORALLY wounded by
young man named Andrew Knowles on the
9th.d Knowleswas paying attention to Eggles-
toms sister in-law' from whicha difficulty be-
tween the parties grew. Knowles made his
escape, it Is supp1sed to New York. is 70