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From Canada,
he New Cnb,uet Arpointmeais-.Iee Ieetfn r
Of Pariinnept t-speccn of tho Goverper-
Gesernl.

he New Cnb,uet Arpoiutmeats-neetfn
Of PRriinnept Of the Goverpor-
Gesernl
Quebec Aug. s.-Th. following Is the nav CGbine,
arrangement sir Nsrcs.us Bsleau. Premier and
Receiver Generals Honorable John A. Mcdonald,
hinister OF Militia. and Honorable AcDougal. Mn
ItsI Of Education.
hon'redl Aug s.-sir Narclssus Decau has been
appointed IN the Premiophip Of Canada u,sdo vacant
by the des,h o! Sir 4. Ii. Tscbe. lie takes tho Office
Of Receiver General. John A. Mcdonald has been
sppointeI Minister of Mi'i.s.
Qus6eo, Aug. 8.-PsTlianent assembled this after
noon. Ia the speech the Governor General said he
hal called Parliament together the earliest possible
mOneut after the return Of the deloGa alton from Eng
land In order 70 receive the report Of holr mission
sas SSpS 10 aH, dSt S1sn s
Inen tor cousdeTaiio1. lie hoped, ere long the Pro-
Ninces would adopt the scheme Of feaerai union of
the Provinces, mo happy termination OF tho civil
var which had Tor the llt four years d. evailad in
The lIiIed states, eoud not fail to sIeici.e ben..
ICAl inhuence on the Commercial and ind ustrAl m
iusnee OF the r IvinCo aud they mis- ht trust that
To-estRblishneut VI peace would lead 10 the con-
letWeen he lHuad ans uud the ctlzeus OF the gIeat
lepuDuc. lne ciIcuns ancos Nh.ch rendered Ii
uecsHaAry 70 pace hNoiuntoor fogce the frontiers
tAvlng ceued 20 exist uIe force bad Leea recalled
Another Attempted Abduction Of George
y. SANDERS.
IOftn'Oh L. dHEuhR "a ultpatch from hon-
ireal TO the LEADER rays; "Anotler attempt has
been MADE 70 carry of George y. sanders O'Reilly
ws offered 3llOO to assist ia the eniorpri.e. He
srreed 70 do IL md then went and informed the
Chief Of Police about II. Ga Monday evening, o.
Reilly called Of sAdeTI house sith carriage driven
BY Que Of the con,piratou O'Eely told Sanders
that the Recorder wanted TO zee him at hs house on
the ruad. Three men then Jumped into the carriage
kuocIei O'Ee-s down ami hsnicuIed Sanders
rWeuiF Of police save ehAse, captured two OF the
ton,piratois, and .se In pursG.: Of the others"
sFOoSp DISPATCH
UontreaL Aug. s.--LAst evening an attempt va.
made 10 hidnap Georse n. Sanders, and carry him
over the lines. The con,pira,ors offered Detective
O'Bey tea thousand collars to asfist them lie pre-.
tcn0ed Io sgioe, but warned Sander, and tho police
lie then in carrying out his apparent completely in.
duced sanders TO got into carriage and they drove
out 10 the suburbs, where they were attacked by The
| hidn4p.crs. Sanders SD gagged, and OReilly
4 hrorn out Of the carriage On approac hing the toll
gate the police, Ia ambush sprung upon them, TO
le~ed sanderr, and captdred two OF the kidnsppers
lcl.o, + ilo'tn aud W. A. Burns, who say they si'
tteeuYa Ah0u Nsie neeiy eIehaDSed With VI,
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The Surntoaa Races.

Scruto0d, " T., Aug. s.--Tho great race to-day
for the sArstosa cup a dash Of two and a quarter
miles was won ty Kentucky. Captain Moore was
bcsion hy Alongth Rhynoline was distAnoed. limo,
4 m'nuies ~ seeonds. The second OF milo
heeta was Won by Arcola In two straight heats
I.ne, inmate, IS seconds, aud minute 10 seconds
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p-ilcs Another tidn.prer ". captured ,hi. morn.
Our Government Not Implicated

Fash'n0fo~, AUG. s.-Whstever truth may attach
to the telegram about the attempted SEDUCTION of
George ~ sandsrs IL 10 certain that nobody In w~h-
inston prompted the proceeding. Hthe government,
desired to obtain possession Of Sanders II would
mste application for his Surrender under the EItrs-
dition treaty.
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SPEECH OF 1As GCvERaOR-sENERAl.
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Heetiug Of Parliament.
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THE JUARISTs STAND FIRM.
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INSURANCE
Proposals for Fresh Beef.


OFFICE U. g. COMMt~sARY OF SUBSISTENCE Z
- ClkEKsvILE, iESs, May -, 1865.
GEALEb PROPOSE 3, 10 dnpl cate, 'oy furnishing
- q 3 Suos tenca pepsrtTnenr 9TH 81 the r esd
neef reqnrs IN that pa tof the Departns nt Of the
Cumberland nortn OF the GsInber and yer IN the
state of t. une5see, except the Poet Of Edvefe a.
for two months tom the ldtn OF June, 1895, wil ID
received az thus Office until 70 m Ju 20, 1855.
Toe reel Is % be OF 1od and marketable quality,
NJ equal prop0it on fore and hind quarter meat,
(nccEs shsnks Gnd kidney tahoF excluded in he
delivered al 9 e ifenent ca nps and post In sus
quantit 3 ~ may be from time % tine required,
a I'd oa such days rs tue Commanding Jficer may
designate
Payment vii be made monthly in the funds fur.
nished By the Uuited states for publ disburse-
ment but 10 the event Of the Commssarv who re
c.ives the beef being without funds 20 pay toe H.
then pay ent 70 be made ss son thereafter as
urds shsil % Ieceived for that purpose.
Prooi Of loyalty % the United ststes GoFcrnnaeni
will be re lired with each pToncsal.
The successfli bidder will be equred 10 enter
into contract and give bond for $4,000, With sp-
proved security. for is faithful performance
Bidders are requested 70 be present at the open.
ing Of the proposals.
forms q Proposals furnished at this ofice.
r. n, rORRlII,
lune2-6t Capt. aud 5. v.
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This vice, which e never rracticod II
the presence 81 any one, has proved the
evsrlaating ruiu OF thousands Of Che nobIeal
and most talented young men thst ever
gave tongue 70 eloquauca or pln o aoug.
A. hss destroyed health, Blasted thB rolsii-
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim te
the ruins OF reason, she most me lanchoIy
sight that can meet norial eyes. 90 DO
cured permanently Of this aHicton, crI on
Dr.. Colemans No. 90 North Cherry strcot
Or address him By letter, Box 500. Naah
VIE, Tenn. Isb2s-F
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a single 8ox 81 ff-nndr.tl,,. =.
Pills cca,ains aofs 4ercti1is ss.s.. =. -,--..-
'nan iseiiI bozu 81 aay pas RI ~ rs-la Il.
secs Afg-tTe hsadret pafacisas uss iAs.r q
theif prac-os % 'hs szs.asioa 81 ot.ar sarsa.ra.
ihe assi letter q iheis 9sas i yst esrse,y aps-s
ci.ied- Nhen tasF ago attiaf Er--ss so..iss ....s
ani coprauri aie'rns1 ril be- - Cs pat Ia
ihoss uho kioa ihem speed q sht catin Ger a.
soI. ltis q .iuig slea VIZ sale u.
oaz race d saoieei iaa udanaadcy ef gl.tsl
siia e "a $500. ana 4 : 4 d.l1rsroas e. l.
prevalent, hut Erapaesi's fis af5rs a. ia4,au.tis
aad sis..sai rfoi-,toh. - tts.r osoa..osa u-
us prefent ~ eolseiios cf hcss imu-r1..
viich, vhsa b saic.sls guia.itss. cs1ss sa usu.a
tanzer 70 tao nody's hca''s- T1sy looa ouls n..s
coupialal ayspeps.A ioss q appsais. psia h Ia
he.ds teali-enIn- psia ia lhs b7ssrs-1oas. auss,
ainsusas aaa eoaavsas.l. sold b a. ssssssss
dsasau p Aelc.ne1. .ngE-ludsr
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Pleass Take N0tlce.

The notes and accounts Of T.. & W. Ea-
kin 4 Co., strickler, Eilis a Co., and A. &.
Adams 4 Co. viii be found at No. 81 Norl
College street, near the square. where al
persons indicted 70 any Of these arms viii
please make Immediate payment. as che
business must be closed up.
IN my absence. Mr.. u. &. Throne s ul-
IL authorized 10 attend lo the busness.
A. G. ADkHs, 81 College street.
marAl-sm near the square.
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Let every man be bis own doctor. This
y The name 81 box Of med .cinas nrepar-
81 ~ SO eminent physician iu giuc.Hnat
= eontaine prevsntatire and curc for al
treat each case, therefore, win lhB v.1ur
anu's Friend in your polaession, you have
tee fuu dircctiou8 aud aladic.1s Tor Ihu
treatnent Of yourself ant friends. 10
81 sale 5y dfugrists everywhere. Ask for
ne foung aan's Friend. my2i-lm.
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this lofty summit, where, in the Ian.
guage Of the eloquent Webster, it shsll
meet the sun at his coming; where the
earliest light Of the morning shall gid
It, and the parting day shall linger and
play upon il, and where, ss its ample
folds shall aost upon the breeze Of hea-
ven, it shall proclaim 70 the world the
doctrine of Liberty and Union, now
and forever, one and inseparsble.
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Ice cream saloon.

We respectfully Announce .o an cuz
friends and patrons that We have ro-cronof
our lee Cream Saloon fer tho season. and
hoPo 30 rceeive the aaiHo patronage that
has been 40 literally bestowed on ss ovsry
season. We have always on ltnd coulss-
tionary Of AL kinds, and cool sotu 1rlter.
Cream made 10 order fos parties, CSC.
eAUsiy q FgGazx,
jel;JullH - North Cherry B.scst.
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FULLY ILLUSTRATED
With Fine EngraYings
characters.
=. o..

o tne scenes Of action, and portraits Of the leading
ssA. zine Hsssv Papss, Price SO Cssss
Theimmenss dernsnd from tho public for aeon
p.ete snd Trustworthy report Of THE ASSASSINA
ftJN OF PhEslDENe LlNCOLN, and the con
nectng details aud inc deuts has led the publishers
Of the soove announced volume to direct their
Wnoe iorce ann en- ire attention 70 the bringing out
OF perfectly reliable recosi Of the whole Affair."
no trouble nor expense having been scared, they
announce IA the fullest confidence OF meet ng the
Wsn OF al intelligent, discriminating public
Ihe nailon has been aroused % an interest in
this mstter, as no one thing aroused it bsfors
EVERY american eliiden-man. woman and child
1lll read Il IS mstter of Interest Of to-day and
Whlchwiil pass into the annals Of American history
s1d oe quoted az one Of its greatest sYents, even
70 the most distant future
Dealers and AgrDis should order liberal supp ",
e. they VIII remember in ther experiences, popular
fast selling books are dificut 70 obtain after the
hr-t order All lorders viii be tied In rotation as
they are received.
scot post paid on receipt Of 50 cents.
- Agents and trade supplied st ususl discount
Address J. B HtWLEY = CO, Publishers
June5-5E l6i Vine St, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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CouEfEAFHr1s.--Iniormation has been 70
eeived BY 9, l. Barlow CO. ihat cartrfn
druggists 10 this city have ben palninr "a
on persons calling Tor DR.. Volloc's pirECr
rate an article Of taoir own nanufasturs
which they aay = superior 10 tk1 genuine.
We would advise az persons b. get lha
genuine, and should you require any medic
cine fer she Itch, Ring-w0rn, TotLer, or
any diaease Of the skin, d not suffer any
unprincipied man 70 impo8s aay otaer
preparation on you, bzs got Dr.. Yoll3c'r
Rink Cerates naanufacturod BY 9. Z. nur-
toH 4 Co, Ne ls8 Deadsrick SsTeol, Easa-
vile, Tonn.
P.s.-A liberal discount made % doslsrr
Sent b. maii q any address 0a raosipt o
81 -. Be surs shat yop gsttha ronuias.
ssp14-u
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A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRfteE.-
"a oQnsauinr neariy SO pagas. anf f35 fne
80 ald 1al-rAflnss % re AfsziCny OF ne iiu
lreaflse on Eazly ErfuFs, its neiNoratia Ccres.
glerces upcn tlS Mind ard EaIv. eith ftr
AUTHOR Pan af lleain1sat-t1e onig rarenal ans
sacoesst1l snatfa o4 cuni. e. shcan " tae repori
q Gases traated a iIeldfi sdT.eer 10 the mar
neas ana tlose contelnp pi9tiur marIiaca Who en-
iettaln douots 81 their phgs.csi ccndiriou. Ganf
ne o. postage - any edlrzss on re'eut 81 1r
IT. IA CkOLAs No. 81 HEiden Lane. Alhanv, ~ ~
ne a1t1cr may - ccns1ltel upcu Any I'll tl.a
diseals1 upcn H1icn his aocz tls1ls aithor ae-sai-
49, er y Tll14. and me'iIcues seat b saY pat 90
tno world. -,
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As We ans abeut % have Peace, all can
Drink Vine md be neIrF.

The pure cd imported Port, 9herry, Mala-
q, Curfant and Ciaret " incs. Old Otar3 and
biaeEoerry Brsndy, Champagne, Bittera.
rchapps, Holland Gin, ana many ether
iiiaefs 20 numerous b mention. besides
eetaoies Of almolt eVery description cen 1o
found at ". W. Tottsn's Groeerv bgus-. ~.
-, College street., Nashvlle, Tom.
m8yI8-tf
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Suffers and dealers viii ana &C b their
advantages b. calling at A. 81 Laads-
beFgs's corner Public Square and Marriott
street., who have q large supply of liquors,
cigars, tobaece, canIed fruit, Hnti8nerv.
etc which they are closing out st eastern
cost 70 change their rade. Call and con-
vince yourself of this net.
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!usr ISSUED.
THE ASgAMNATION! /!

a = sccorste and concise account q the piof.
- - n n1m iis earliest injection, incidents Of the
sttiler attempts on Mr. Lincolns iife the evidence
laken oy the Court Marital confessions Of HAROLD
an -o9 otners and descriptive sketches Of tbe prince
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? Notice.
- r-rfra
SALE OF ARMY MULES.


hsehiNetQNs ~. =, u ~ -, lt IS. ]
NFANY THoUsANDS OF MULEs, are heh ~ dis
vi poeed Of at pub q. sale, ~ W sSfi ufton
ne ssle VIA c1ulnce untti rhn Alr1iier ami
mas y redrcee y proP0rton g tte Fedtteiaon q
the srfu|ls, noH Eeirs on raPldiy.
Iaefe are 10 tia srui.es % tfe Pc4omac, a. tie
Tenneesee. ald = esoagis, prohSfsy FouK Tn o.
SIND OF rHE FINEST stN-MgLE TRANS IN
THE WORLD
Many q hem were bought IN the beg nnine o. ne
Nsts - 1oung mules AccJmllE I'D the srIuieE IN
AZ tntir msfches end cannpS, and are tAorougia'y y
broken, hsratnsd b. exorcise. gentle and fsrniiAT
lpqn beng - t11z EprrcuBdezl ~ the sohiler-.
fee ahele aoots isaesflpaef of farming stock.
sud TIE North Also has suffered from the dram o.
aniusls, iaken 10 sRsply the armies.
fhtsa anifIIsls ARE sold sf putlic arrfion. TuEY
WILL Nvf Belize ANfrhlN6 LIKE TaEIR
TkIk kAAS \ and sIlcll cpDoriunlhes Tor fsr1ssrH
@ ST 10 Elae a1irnziz 20 taock thalf iarms Ard
for droYcs and dealers M stock 70 mslzc sood spe
slilsfians, " rt1ceAs4ca tneln snd disposirH q
them u ne spaiils Hlh neser occur agsln.
a NJ. a. HEltsd
aa euarteru aster titnetals
ipnft-tii lsFsFfk Ala'er 'ssne a.
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Gold Is falling, 90 il the puce Of Phsio-
graPhs At the Gallery Of lhe Cumberland.
Card PiesuFss noW only $ per dozen.
sPrii-tf AS. Moass, Is Cedar 81.
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Shirts attn. York Prices


Pearl Miniatures, in OH. or Water coIors
Get the genuine - ths Gallery Of tho Cum.
borland. april-u
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Hhe aFidal Chamber an Essay of Waruinr
anti inetrucfia1 loT ioulE Men. Also, new ana ra-
liable toaimont tor DIaeasos o. The Urinary ard
ae1lai Sysiauia-Sert rec, iu saaied aenvoIaraa.
Address, Ds. y sKILLIN HOuGHnuN. Hoaari
Association, fhiladeiphia, Pa apriS-ig
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a PHaTeqHafH oiaus. in gooa b1sinsss
loeslsy ~ rens, AddEess aoa agl, 70.
iune6-codtf
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NO. es.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
For sac

ffh4 ccmrloriious Hrek Hcusa and f.csrt 10 "a
III the rorlh-sesteIn corner of EIna srlI &C.
street tar particulars anpiy o.
II. II. hcENEN, n. Is srrscs sd o.
Sd. J. fho4PzoN is t'uiou sl.
apr lid, eopy.
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L AAYE or 10 iots. immsdistely beyond the
\ Horticultural Gerden, vel sIfuated far b uld-
tns paEposess which WI sell on good tsrns.
Apply q ne Mayors o4oe.
fshss-d JoHN HUGH nuTH.
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All of tho above list % Goods viii b. aold for oua
foliar serh. CfrlGca1es of al The Varioua ariicIae
stating Hhal - b 0us can have, are frst u n eu.
Eeiope1, sealed up, and MUD; and Nhen or8ered.
rs ia1sn ont Withoni rrcsr5 % choics 90 ssn, 81
uial tnus RiFno iEr cnGDce. Ou rece. b cf lar
Csrafcate you vii So Hhat you car hsss. sna
thea it ie your optan 20 aend oas doilaF and axe
the artcio or DOt.
IN % transactions By mail He shall charge ~
f1rFarcing the Certhcnfe for paying postaFa. and
doing the ousiress p cents each, Hhich mast 81
encl0sed uhsB she CerHfcsle IS sent for Five Ger.
ufcatss viii - sent Tor 81 eleven for g thirty fol
S srf' ave % SO, and hundred t0r Sid.
40 GNI5-Ih0se actng a. Agsnts Nill - allo4ed
ten cents on ever Certdcafs oTdarsi 5y thern.
provided their srem'tlsnces <Iuounf b one 8olisr
Ageuss VII collect 3 cents f0r eserV Cart acasa,
a1d rant ls ceats q o., ether IN cash ~ postser
stamps. Grtat cEul1u shoult b. used tT our trr
rospcndenls IN regard q Fraa lhe.r cirrssa -
dress, toFn, county and -tats Addraea
j. b. WfasdLOW a Co
sFrit-tm - Broadway, Nav Tork.
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MAEKEFs.

EEw Yonx, June ss--Coton duii as 4saSsc.
Flour logi3c lover So i5a6 Is extra st3is
s6 8 '653 81. ..r.r Ia ra
RHO Wheat firm, 81 Isc
Corn arm, 6Tesesc
Osts arm, Iuc toe western
10 ksteady, SD 25c i3r nea mess.
Tisrd firm. 15aisitc.
WHISKY 3sfc Wer.
Fe.loleom' sacfsr eI1ae; eog5ltor rsdne.i bond,
Stocks better.
cIEclsls,rf. June 8. n50n.--Flo,tr dnl syst pisss
2 '.,.l, ,ss, Unchanged saPsfhoe 8 sii Exsfa fHn-
Whaat duii
0sia S7a5se
k|ce ssa9lc.
Corn 6la7o-
WniEky dull, ~ salas
Mess pork So Ti-stski
lsc,
Butter fseg20
Lart duli, no sales.
6rcceries quieL . .t
As -
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j. w. Langley,
Late Of Nashville, Tennessss.
ITCHl HCHil ITCHNg
acralehl EcralehlI scra..h ~

DtANHS IrCa QERArE Wu cure he I.rh ir
~ tnift5-six aoufei aso eeres scat-nead, Ola
mercuTy. Prce. 81 ccn11 pcr boa. cent hv mail ur
Express at 81 per dozen Address pr fiiark a "a.
Boz 2i2 clnoinnat, Ohlc OF
DEMONILLE a CO.
sprl3SmF Nashville. Tenn.
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The ,eaf les ~ sais AZ tue I.s Dsnot ~
tlsTk ! Gregory, 81 lr.ai stroot
junez I'm
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A SMALL sIzEl) UTLERs TINT. A. t4o
- eet.l asrnfts 20 81 Z zross WHISKY flaaka.
Htl-lse e UAfE8 q GAMBLE, aIatioaers.
ssns3-E ? %. - NoEth CnerrT slrssi.
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A IL persons having dlad claims before the
"a hosrd q Claims nst9Utsi u-dnr = Soecfal
Pied Order. Ne. g. of March lath Isr8 snd spe-
cial Order DO 1sas Oct "a ls5f. ian hsrs cerif
hy apnylng % william DuVer, Aecouier Of Sad
baar1. a. onts rtfsas aA stei g. fif olr-rn,teI
q f.iS Ll1arflcIn . tsat laei C,Ttifo1lcl3 Mr. u
quirsa oihcs es Alien Csry's, corner u cslsf
straef aad a1uare. ~ STAIR.
juEsC-lm WILLIAM DEivEk, Rsoorder
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Ny countrymen, suffer me TO say TO
you, snat, Of all the strange things that
have happened during this war, this
thing has astonished .1ae NEST In the
name of my country SAX, what frenzy
is this which has possessed the minds
of some of the people Of TENNESSEE To
hear people Of intelligence, born and
reared upon the soil of Tennessee, be
meath which lie the bones of Andrew
jackson. talking about this constitution
being a better one than the old one,
when the doctrine Of nullifcation is so
plainly written in the very first line of
the instrument thathe that runs may
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-03
Portland & Forest Avenue Railr

The annual meeting of this corporation was
held Monday and the following Board of Di-
rectors was elected :-Eliphalet Clark, Allen
Haines, John B. Coyle, William L. Southland,
]. B. Winslow.
AT a subsequent meeting Of the directors,
Eliphalet Clark was elected President, and M.
G. Palmer, Esq, Secretary and Treasurer. s.
The Treasurer's report shows the earnings
of the road, from its commencement to Janu-
airy /, 1865, to be Sal ,99704. Expenditures,
$50, 24S,76; leaving the net earnings, $11,-
l48.28. From this amount dividend of S.
per share on 1900 shares has been declared,
$500, and the Internal Revenue tax on the
same, amounting to 1915 has been paid, which
leaves balance of 81, 27S2S undivided, which
is carried to credit in the new account.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-03

sasl aAa CAmo, Ill.,, Jan.

s&a3Ast 9bEfM 81 CAIRO, ILL.,, Jan. l.. ..
New Orleans dates of the 21st are received.
p On the 18th force of 1000 men, including
the ID Me. Cavalry, with two pieces Of artil-
lery, under Col. Robinson OF the, 9th colored
infantry. had left for and arrived into Ala
They reached Pollards on the 18th, and found
the place evacuated. They burned the rail-
road depot, 8 grain laden cars, the rebel quar-
termaster's storehouse filed with stores, an
ordnance building, with 1000 stand of arms,
and destroyed the trestle work on a number
of miles of railroad. After accomplishing
this the expedition started to return. They
we're met by the rebels at Esculvia, who OPP
posed the passage of the bridge. The colored
Infantry made q successful charge across the
bridge, led by Col. Robinson, who fell shot
through the thigh. His command then devolv-
ed upon Col Spaulding of the 22d Me. sy9
4 The enemy made a second attack, which
was repulsed. The rebels were scattered
through the woods, with heavy loss, including
their leader, Col. Aunstead, killed, Seven
rebel flags were captured. The expedition
was not again molested. & hasa0qse
The total loss to the expedition was4seven-
ty-hve killed, wounded and missing. =
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-03

VI The Rheumatic, the gonty, the lame and the lay
leap with Joy, and move With The Ggity and elastic.
ty OF Zouthi the heated brain Il coolod, the frost
bitten limbs restoEsa the unoouth deformities res
movedt falntness converted to vig0r, weakness to
strpngth the blind made TO SEQ the deaf to hear and
the palsiod form 70 move upright; the beEaishes Of
youth are obliterated the accidents Of mature LIE
prevented; the oaRmities Of cid age obviAte4, an1
an aottve circulation maintained
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-03

r. sar - e-sgS-- - NEW 1ORk, an. i.
The rebel steamer Shenandoah, formerly the
British steamer Sea King, is now actively en-
gagged in the destruction of our commerce.
Capt. IT. w. Hanson of brig Susan, captured
Nov. A, on her way from Cardiff to Rio Grande
With Goals, arrived here last evening in barque
Grace from Bahia. aisH sszsI s.,s III
The rebel steamer is q full rugged ship, with
rolling topsails, iron lower nasts and bowsprit,
and capable Of steaming eleven knots.
Previous to the capture of the Susan the
barque Elena of Boston, barque ID. G.. Godfrey
andschooner Charter Oak of San francisco.
had been captured. The officers OF the two
first named were sent into Rio Janeiro by a
Danish brig. 10 ~ s. IS ! ~ .l
Ship Kate Prince, Libby, from Cardiff Sept.
20, for Rio Janeiro, wos also captured and
bonded and took Capts. Hanson and Gilman
to Boston. a.f s4or ,s.rs--4
The Shenandoah is commanded by a Mary
lander named Wardell, formerly of US. ship
Saratoga She carries four 6S-pounders,
smooth bore, two 32-pounders rified, and two
12.pounders, smooth bore. All the vessels
captured were destroyed excepting ship Kate
Prince. aslas.7fst 81 stlriq (
[The barque "Elena, Y reported above as cap
tured, was probably the Alma, Capt. Slap es,
which sailed from Newport, England, Oct. g.,
for Buenos Ayres. She belonged in Searsport,
and was new vessel
at ~ III Lf ]
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-03

OCEAN INSURANCE. CoMPANY.--At the
annual meetingof the company held yester-
day, the following were elected directors for
the current year:-Wm. w. Woodbury., Jacob
Mcclellan, William Chase, Jonas Fl. Psrley,
Joseph Hale, Thomas R. Jones, Joseph w.
Dyer. 4b asoser u,
At meeting of the directors held subse-
quently, VIM. w. Woodbury. was reelected
President, and Geo, A. Wright Secretary.
A semi-annual dividend of sixper cent. free
from Government tax was declared by the
directors, payable immediately. isa s,a