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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-12
Important Announcement.


CHICAGO. Dec. 8, 1865.
Editors Ndskrile Union: Please insert in
your paper the following notice: All persons
wishing TO obtain any information in regard
to the death and burial of any prisoner of
war who has died at Camp Douglasf Illinois,
can ascertain it by addressing
+. S. JORDAN.
Box 9i6, Chicago, Illinois.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-12

"A very important bill is pending before
Tennessee Legislature, which has passed
= second reading, granting loan Of $780,
N TO assist the Memphis GAINESVILLE and
Iluisyille Railroad in making necessary re-
krs; also. $4,000 10 the Knoxville and
ntucky Road
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-12

| a meeting of the citizens Of Madison
|ty Kentucky, held at Richmond, Mon
|Dec. 18th, committee was appointed to
|Cincinnati and cali the attention Of cap
Is 10 the expcdiency of extending the
|ad commencing at Paris, ON such point
Law be deemed expedient, by way OF
knond 70 Cumberland Gap.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-12

THE Washington correspondent of the
Louisville Courier, writing under date of last
Saturday, expresses confidence that the Ten
nessee delegation will be admitted to their
SaotaS
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-12
MORGAN e co.

nARTIES INDEBTED TO THE ABOVE
FIRM will find their Notes and Accounts
with M. JAMES KYLE, at the new house Of
Stratton. Pointer K Co.. Broad street Mr.. n Il
authorized 20 receipt for all money duo the hrm.
Nashville, Dec. y 6J-dwlm.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-12

Henry Brown, negro, has been arrested
in Atlanta, Georgia, for the murder and rob-
berry of James r. Crew, prominent citizen
Of that place,
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-12
PERSONAL NOTICE.

MIR. JOHN HOWARD WILL PLEASE CALL
Nj on J. h. Howard, at the United States Claim
Agency Of Howard & Nelson No - North Cherry
street nearly opposite the State Bank and learn
something OF material interest 10 him. deo9-lW
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-12
FOR SALE.
FARM FOR SALE.

A GOOD FARM CONTAINING Is3 ACRES,
~ nine miles from Nashville, on Mill Creek
and onc-half mile from Antioch Depot on the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad: tolerable
Improvements. splendid Orchard, finely watGed
and fenced, soil rich. If not sold before this
Farm will be sold at Pubic AUCTION on SATUR-
DAY, December 10th 1865 in front of the Court
house door in Nashville. Terms. one-third cash
balance in one and two years, lein retained.
ARLINGTON & FARRAR, Agents
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-12

The Mississippi Legislature has passed a
bill fining any white person SEQ, and any
cOlored one $50, for nisoegenation.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-12

!. GrS. JoE HooKEB is dangerously
4 erysipelas In New York city,
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-12
FROM GEORGIA.

The following official dispatch shows how
promptly and fully Georgia comes up to the
exigencies of the time:
MmLEDGEvILLE, Ga, Dee. 6, 1865.
To HE Ercellcncy ARdre,o johnson, President:
The Constitutional Amendment has passed'each
branch of the Legislature. The House passed a
resolution instructing the Judiciary Committee to
report bill to protect persons of African descent
in their persons and property, and also to allow
them to testify in cases in which they may be ar
rested.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-12
REsIDENCE FOR SALE

ON THE CORNER OF SOUTH McLEM0RE
" street near the Fraklin Pike. cOntang three
rooms, long porch, q Kitchen, Store Room ON
the street and Stable in the rear, all on lot 81
by I6o feet. Price. s2.5o0-cash 5000 and $500
in hs without interest. Possession given
in from sale. Apply to me on corner Of
g - Vine, or at the this Office
c. J. ZEUTZSCHRI.
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WANTED.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

DY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION IN
ID Some Wholesale Grocery or Commission House
has some experience as salesman. Addres 90
Box 10, Winchester, Tennessee. deel2-lw@
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-12
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

A SMALL ROOM, IN THE UNION AND
N American Block. fronting on Church street.
Apply at the countinsroom of the Union and
American Office. decq-tE
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s., ZIG .SI4 Is S13s. s96.a55 2

A gradual reduction of the debt has been
commenced and will be continued as far and
as fast as the excess of revenue over expen-
diture may permit.
The debt bearing interest in currency has
been decreased since the statement of Octo-
Der 3lst, by the sum of S14,235, 535, while
the coin interest bearing debt has been in
creased by the sum of Sc, $4,000 Amount
in Treasury:
Coin...-......... ..............S So, 224, 379 10
Currency. ................... A,5S7.lI 81
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-12

HN YESTERDAY MORNING, FROM THE
" Front of our Warehouse, one small BAY
MARE, about u hands high. dark legs no other
marks remembered. We will give $25 reward for
her return to us.
BAILEY, ORDWAY & CO.,
dccl2-2t Broad street
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-12

The statement of the public debt on the
3Oth November has been made by the Treas
ury, and presents the following facts:
AMOUNT OtfsfdRdinU. Interest,"
Debt bearing inter
est in coin ........... l61 l69 81 so SbS OBJ 2I5 80
Debt bearing inter-
est in lawful mo-
ney ...:........... l,l77531,l 49 10 7OS6i,679 70
Debt on which inter
est has ceascd..... 1,1S7, $50 81
Debt beari0g no in-
tcrest .....,........... 36S 744,743 SO
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-12

Vouchers.................-...S5
Tennessee BOnds...-...S3
Davidson co. Bonds......70
l.. 4 n, II. Il. Script....75
The above bonds arc
bong with coupons from
1861 included.
N. Carolina CoGpOns.-m
Memphis City Coupons40
Tennessee Coupons......50
Georgia COupOns.........30
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-20

in the race of life, and let him succeed VINO
has the most merit. You all remember MS speech
10 the coored regiment Of the District OF Columoa
where he repudiated that stereotypea deeiarat,oh
that this is white mans country alone ana nsistea
that IL was theirs also You remember also bis remarks
10 the South Carolina delegation, that the onIy rlgn.
system was to protect all both white ana Diack
and that II they got general principles rlent uetaiS
and collaterals wOuld follow. We oil rememoeI, Wy
his earnest TO these Southern IN
settling the Richmond elections when disoya mayor
and Common Council were chosen, anu tnas ny @ aos
signed the death warrant Of every one VINO nds oeo
convicted OF conspiracy. The great Union orguini,1
ton of the country carried the nation successuny
aided by our heroic defenders through the perious
crisis Of the past four years. Our beloved ma''{{
President leaned upon it in the DARKEST houis; AZ
stood BY the national cause unfatcrnEy UVoteu uv"
the Chicago platform which declared the war 10 DC
ure and demanded cessation OF bostiitles Inc pJo
pie have the whole power the Ia It's JANUS
executive legislative and judicial and reassured II Dy
the brilliant victories Of this Fall Let US emulate tne
example of its friends in oil The States Lei us suuy
unity IN the light Of duty. and believe the Executive
and Legislative Departments OF the Governmeht. wnen
they compare views together will cordially cooperate
in the great work before us all and so act that the
foundations Of our Union, wisely and pafrotcaiy re-
constructed slal be eternal the ages Win hearty
acceptance by the South OF the new situation. 1 re-
joce 20 believe that under system OF paid iree aDor
and respecting the rights OF freemen the South VIII go
forward in career Of prosperity, wealth and progress
unparalleled In its previous history. lt has more
genial cime than have in the colder North wider
range OF production. for IL has cotton tobacco rice
and sugar which command such high prices now In the
markets Of the world. with boundless water.power,
almost entirely unimproyed. Rid now OF tue shiitess
system Of slave labor IL WILL with its oins girded anew
rival in the race Of prosperity. conclusion can
bnt echo the words OF our departed PRESIDENT; WIN
malice toward none with charity Tor all put VIII hs u
ness do the right God gives us to see the right and
all will be well.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-20
The Reception Tonight.
ruv ovATtoy TO GIN. GRANT.

THE OVATION TO GBS. GRANT
The reception Of Gen. Grant, which taxes
paoe This evening at the Ffth Avenue Hot" promises
10 be the most elegant Of all the long list Tor Whch
New York has become famous. Inc preparations nav
been conducted on scale colossal that all the enofs
OF otheT cites 10 honor the Lieutenant General VIII be
rendered iusIguifcant IL ~ entirely the spontaneous
action OF the people "Our City fathers hase nohhR
20 do with il In any way, arc they among the m'ed
guests. n, e.. ,,t...o
consists of $50 gentlemen each OF whom viii be entitled
10 the disposltion Of ten tickets The total numpef Oi
guests outside the small number who are gwen speeA
Invitations will thus be about J, 90, 49,. o...
The entire Fifth Avenue Hotel WIZ DO thrown opeh
for the reception and accommodation oi the guests.
The polce arrangements 10 keep order are we made,
and nothing has been left uudonc 10 MAKO e'efy'mng
pass of pleasantly. 80 ,,.,,
10 avoid the usual Jam which generally takes place,
the following order has been issued by capt rackei
TvgsTrsnTH PRKcIscr MrrHoroLrAs PoLicx
NEwloEK, Nov. 20, 1885.
to the TessP%.h ON oi os@ s,i,,ss %, ' %
private door Oh niythiTd Coaches w sppfoaeh hom
siIth.aye. In differing their company. .
In taking up coaches will form on south side OF Twenty
ouhs to vseeirs company at the private door on
Gentiencn will please uo the coach at the door and no,
wait for any particular coach Fare m all cases VIII be one
dos or each passenger without regard to distance In the
city.
10 carriage will be allowed in the line but such passed
by inspection CBAG ~ BRAcxETT Captain
snd Inspector Of Hackney Coaches.
1t Is said though we cannot vonch for its TRUTH that
very large Of money-0yer $500 OOOwill be pre-
sented TO Gen. Grant during the reception.
The General was expected 10 attend more than one
church yesterday In this city and Brooklyn but In
the country where he undoubtedly enjoyed season OF
comparative quiet and rest.
The 7th Regiment, ~ Y. s. N. O.. has been ordered
20 parade on Tuesday an escort TO Gen. Grant Roll
call Of companies at IL o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-20
Tragedy in Wiiliamsbuvga-A Police
man Probably Fatally shot by Bar-
EIars-Oue Of Them Wounded by the
0nccr.

A tragedy took place about o'clock yes,er-
day morning, at the corner OF Eighth and South Thhd
sts T.. which il is feared vii result In the death
Of very efficient officer OF the Forty.ftn Precinct.
1t appears that about hour previous 20 the
renee officer James Lee OF the same Precinct noticed
two men acting in a suspicious manUer his beat
and be watched them until relieved from duty, and
then informed officer Thomas Langan, who went on
duty at that hour. Officer Langan in turn informed
Sergeant Hunt Of the fact Of these men being In the
neghborhOod, and tho Sergeant Immediately went
after another officer wth the view II having sufficient
force hand 10 act in OF emergency lie bad noe
been absent for this purpose over two minutes when 40
heard the discharge OF frearus, and hurrying back
found Officer Langan standing at the corner above
stated with the blood flowing from his mouth he having
exchanged shots with the two men he had been watch
ing aud received their ire. IL seems that just previous
10 officer Langans turning the corner Of South Third
into Eiehths he heard noise at the door of the resi-
dence of Mr.. James Ferguson. and concluding thst
burglars were at work turned the and
suddenly upon and hailed them. Without giving him
any answer they simultaneously discharged their re-
yoivers at him, the officer answering their ire Ono
bail took effect III Lsngan's neither lip. fracturing his
law and descending 10 his throat He sent TO the
Station House by Sergeant Hunr, who In company with
other officers started In pursuit OF the assassus-tDey
having fed il has since been ascertained ep SCUM
dark and the lights all extingushed they ENDED INC
vigilance Of the officers and escaped. The wounded
man attended at the station.hoase oy Drs. N1rh
and Colt and afterward sent TO his residence NO
Is North Second.s DR.. Cochran was called IN auloK
the day. and after consultation il was conciuded 70
send the sufferer 10 the City Hospital IN
his throat being so swollen that it was iound
TO extract the ball He taken there IN ca,Inso n
by Capt wog9m and officer Travis where no now ocsrs
in critical condition Amer dly.gi i,,sos nm SontS
TS;rd. ~ rniop.sve proving conclGsively that one
Of them had been Wounded hs police iseD ns'S ,o a's
I.aiivu h WA. Enn,,hst near Eleventh. and wagon
.aus sOdst near Union.sye. This being on the
o o ,hs asassins IL is presumed that they stole this
~ % facilitate their escape. the officers IN that
having eft there to ascertain the cause of
,sa sboo,ng officer Langan who is considered very
sisss"l officer about two months ago encountered a
ia nsor the corner OF Seventh and South Second
pu sJ was AZ that time knocked senseess and badly
s,S 81. about The head by blow from slung-shot.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-20
Naval Intelligence.

The United States steamers Hornet and Rhode
island having the Rebel Sonewall in charge were
70 leave Havana for Washington on Saturday, the st
inst. :, ca...
The Hartford, flagship Of the East India Squadron
was at Rio Janero Oct. Is and was expected tosaior
Batavia In few days thereafter.
There is To be another sale OF naval vessels et tLc
Brooklyn Navy Yard on the Both inst. The hst CON-
prises some 90 wei. known vessels. Among tnehi arc
seven of the twenty gunboats eight captured D'vsa
aderunners two-nayy built tu0-boats, senoone, ~
As they are nearly ali fue vessels We 90 not
will bring good prices.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-20
Reported Defeat OF tho Liberals Before
Mninmoros.
Nrw-OaiFASs. Saturday. Nov. ~. ls6s.

w-ORiRANs, Saturday. Nov. T. l-o5.
A late Matamoros RdEchcro claims that the
lberna have been badly cot up ard SAYS that ,iens
Pinsa and Ganda killed, and coriinas and iina
iosg and Col Garsa wounded.
p0yoano fred on tho people on the American SIDE.
Compniuin OF the support which the Liberals derive
from Brownsville. u also alleges that cnhs piracy Nh'
render The city. ,, 81,
The same paper announces The arrival OF number oi
transports at Vera Cruz. with French troops part OF
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-20
An Important Rumor of Possible Inter
ference by the United states.

The Ndo- OrioaEs Times, Nov ;, saws, In re-
lation 20 the % naval and military preparations,
aud the stOppago of tho sales Of Government stOes
I'VE have Information that we arr not At full liberty 20
disclose which gives positive corroboraiion 20 these
runors. under the circumstances We hesitate not 10
predict that unless the French troops removed from
Mepco before Christmas there VIII be active lntcryen-
ton behalf of the Liberals Of that country and the
traditional policy Of the United States Will be vndi'
Gated
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-20

Ex-PREsIDRST PIERcE.-A dispatch from
Concord, N. H. 10 The Boston Herald Of Satuay last
says:
Cen Pierce still continues dangerously lick with
chronic diarrhea, tending 10 liberation Doctors Nor
rill of Concord and Kimba OF Lowell atte,d him. The
latter thinks the symptoms are moe Gyorable this
morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-20
Our sicnm Coasters-Another New Line
Eastward.

Mr.. w. II. Wickham has purchased from the
Navy Department, the gunboats 0wasco and Wissa.
hickon and has taken them to the Morgan Iron Works
10 be converted into merchant vessels. Tho Owasco
Of the steam division Of Porters mortar Hot.
la while tho Wissahckon one OF Farraguts feet
at the capture Of New Orleans After four years OF
active service they will be transformed into coasters
aud be put on new line between New. York and New.
Bedford.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-20
sheetinz Liberal Generals.

SAN FRAScisoo. Tuesday. Nov. u. ls6j.
Letters from Acapulco to the Sd instant state
tho French garrison there had been strengthened
by the arrival of zoo from ha<aflan.
Late news nom Mic ehoacan states that the brench
collected considcrh force and scattered tbc Jnafst
prces capturing yoar alcncral- narsed Ars-sga
PArapachos Gomez and Salsgar. who scrc subsequent
Nv shoi Upon hearing of this arocity. Gen Aware
Immediately proclaimed tho life OF every captured
French or imperial GcUcral forfeited
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-20

The Hon. Cakes Ames, NJ. O., Oh MasSaenu,
sets is in town. Mr.. Ames enjoys the as'ino''on VI
being the weathiest gentleman In tne Na''o"a' oOn
gress. and s busiusss Of rare sense anu asc'fn
ment
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-20
Outrages at Nashviile-The River,

NAsHyILLE, Friday, Nov. H. 1868
Robbcries and murders still continue in us
city and vicinity. -Four men and one woman v,re
killed near the Chattanooga depot last night.
The river Is falling On Harpeth Shoals the VAR Is
26 feet deep.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-20

The'friends of Mr. jerome complain s.". ,.,os' ~"
rencounter related In Fridays TRIBUNE has vseJ 49,
" exsrrerated by our informant and that aough tess
was light in the street. il was an ",,y '
entity Which both the combatants SUBSEQUENTLY re-
gretted
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-20
From AsuiuwaII.

The steamship Henry Chauncey, Gray, from
Aspinwall Nov H. 6 p M. with mails aud specie TO
f. w. q. Bellows, arrived last evening. Had fine
weather until passing Hatteras thence dense fog and
strong breezcs with head sea, made the passage in
days hours and "a minutes. The following Is her
specie list;
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-19

The commissioners Ct the jareuile reform
scbsol la.t sesk visited several localities which
are DESTROYS Ofseouriug TIE location Of tue ia
siitut.oR. bat we understand have MT as yet /.
eUme to any conclusion. The principal contest
ants are Waterbury aud an island IN Grand Isle
eaunty wiih Tie chances in favor 9th former.
though il the matter ss keeping the young e.
isnaers trom running say lhe latter Is anaoabt-
eiIy tue les:. Is II ia small Territory 10 The
miIils q the lake Aarssrf
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AcARn To INYArIns

4 Clergyman, while residing III Souih America
- missionary, discovered a sale and simple ren-
edy tof the Cure q Nervous Weakness Eariy De-
cay Diseases Of the Urinary and Semins Organs
ava TIE whole train ofdsol3sr brought 90 by bans-
lal ANA Visions habits Crest number haze been
ateady cured IS l.,is noble remedy. Prompted By
desire ts benefit ihe afflicted aid unfortunate.
VIII sead the recipe ior preparing and using this
medicine, "a seaiel envelope % any oDe she needs
i. Ere n CAHrge.
Please iuciUe post-f aid envelope, adares~d g
yQateiL Address
JOSEPH j. TNNAS.
SrAgIuS D bIELE Hotter,
JIG Nsrt York Ctfg.
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Rider The 5eieBee called 'ete gfthe carpenters
atvort On ,hs lower agar ubo ,esuasi thar bc
Elsg ng'a.ng y the lransac tion aul beard uene
afths conversation alleged ts have taken place
down stairs Ter Ia, he Testimony Of the De-
Guce.tae cgupse fr ne plaintiffs introduced the
eNIepee q auotber carpenter who was al work
there who testified tia, be sas the defendant
take up board sni threaten Mrs Rider sith il,
and Afterwards push her through toe deer The
eoarl Instructed tbe jury that lhe defendant had
rigtt % use whatever violence was Necessary to
protect hiu,seIf bur that i lie old more than that
IL a. lia9e lor an assault Tie jury rel red,
lui 10 atou, thirty ninutes agreed upou . ,er
leI ~ The pIalulills Of s252.ds damages aul
costs u aiAu ADJ Hail Gr plaintiffs, Harmon
apd pateuyer ia defendant
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-12-19
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RELIEF IN Ten MINUTES

BRI8N-S FULNU.NiC H8fERN.
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