Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-15
nsaIrHDAY. DECEAnER Is. 1865.
NEWS OF THE DAV


The mon Pacific Railroad Is now gra,3i 20
sitbiR twenty miles of Fort LeyenWsrth.
Airs. General Hindman has arrived al Helena,
TOWN Mexico. The General remsins II OrizahI.
Bic place Of re-.lence.
Ths msr1rry eiimbed down 81 one degree
hshg fers in the Chicago thermsmetefs.
Nrlncsla, moIning. aud a. Aa3ison. Wi-san.
in, ths msIgar, stood az seven degrees below
zero.
iu tbsil"u=s ID Representative. 5u the l3th
in.t.. ~ TAG or. Of Tennrs .ee. offered . resola
gsn. sheh Eas agreed 20. calling uisn toe See
rst,rg q Wsi ior shy information ilri,is poses
SION resfsr o. ihe New ofleans INIT ~ Juls
last
A Eoston DISPATCH Of sAs Ioth s4vs: The pd.
lIfeef isiis Is asi he only Teui8s vessel
shyet 49, sac entertained for she friti-h
.ir3nsr laba. which ieii liverpool for ifaEG,
., ihs ins-.
The houn N Dsies1tss e Virginia. ou ~,
ih inst. rs snridefsi the vote Of the pre,iau.
dl' fsjeetiHs The bhi saspendiRg Tor Elk msnfh.
ir,.a the Do al muaTy, the existing law re-
guirins irbtsr' o. ray interest on acbt-. AFTER
. tong ieBste iha hih vs. ordered 20 q thrj
f-alii1 D., ,g0 saajOrty.
the i'I,ited siates Treasury held on the l2lh
usi. SaJ 1l6UoV 70 gold. 81 which s2i an 900 Is 10
gold certificates. she balancs belonging absolute
iy Co the government. The coin receipts have
largely diminished she last month. which. with
disbursement, OR government aecouni. explains
DE smaiino1.ti ~ preseht rste Of increase.
The Washington Sar Of the 18th inst. says the
report thar pardon villa be offered to John If.
-arsii on condition that he viii te-tif AGAINST
q.
must be voluntarily on his part, and with The
understanding that be does not hereby save his
neck
A MeHphis dispatch Of the 18th int. to the
CipsinHsH 0osearsays: The soldiers a Corinih
BILLED q uoiorious horse thiefWho was attempt
,ng FOO trsi good horse. Some little excite
iaspi ensaeJ bat no collision. The Yicksburs
grand ,uiy sent a complimentary address n Gen.
Woal.
The Secretary Of the Treasury on the eth inst.
received a certificate Of deposit in favor VI Mr.
Henry Merrill. for the sum Of four hundred
pounds sterling on the London and Cauuty
EankiHe Company Of London. whichs am Mr.
MERRILL reports remained 10 his hands while
ieiing as an officer Of the so-caIled Confederate
States Al ths close Of the war. The Seerstary has
orlerel ihe money 20 be collected aud pisoed
With the funds arising from the SALES % captured
ani abandoned property.
Z Washington Dispatch Of the l3tb says The
iIsnse Committee on Elections will have before
ITO day the only ease Of the session II Is that
ai Thomas against Arnell, the present member
trvH the Tennessee Tenth District. Arnen is a
hldieai and Thomas johnson man. The Dot
ter ci1imsd the election Of Ameii inesli because
ol the uucobstituiiohality Of the present registry
ltwoi Tennessee preventing rebels from voting
The decision viii be vsry important. because Il
siii form precedent for several sontesis. which
oil come OF nsrt Congress
There wa q meeting Of the Southern l5yslist.
90 Washington on the l2th inst, ST shirh Tho.
}. Durraut presided An address was adopted
which ignores The present Southern govern
ment and propose that the States be made
territorial condition, ont q sbioh nsW statea
are Co be created by Congress, The latter body 10
provide constitutions fof them. republican IN
i.ua. This praEramms ). ts BE urgsd upon Con
grf7, immediately
Colonel J. W. Foney Wtile7 letter on tha
18th inTt.. % Hon. Wilmer Worthiugion deciiu
Inc To- De a candidate FOR United State, Senator.
wee Cowan, from PsunsylJania~- While thu
declining. Colonel F0rhey SAYS, Kith no die
position 90 unasuste olheT. ! aus Zee o. -ay
tdat think the election 81 non. 4 s,esensas
suecefsau ufMr. CoHan saald bTam0le lasting
harmony Ia our Politiral househsiJ aui gauld |
unquestiouAbly secure 20 the State ana the IA
uon a champion Of those great principle u !
matchlesg erperienae. integrity. aud courage
Governor Fletcher. al MIssSnu. has issued . |
proclamation 90 the citizens Of Lafayette and |
laekson counties. notifying them that 10 cpuse- |
qushce Of his inability to execute legal process /
in those countiel he has ordered militia force /
in theif midst 10 compel obedience to ihe flaws
that said counties be required 10 deiray the en-
tire expense Of the military organization bat |
when the people conclude to euf0rse the law /
% aiusl 81 yiolstsr thereof and give usual p,o-
tection 10 the law abiding citizens. the troops
viii 10 Withdrawn.
lu the Cifcuu Court OF Simpson county. Ry.
On he 18th inst. the grand jury found u tue bn
4Eatnst party who threw a train OF the Louis
s. NE ana Nashville Railroad some weeks ago. ami
robbed the passengers. sad subsequently mur-
dored one IT their companions Tor mfFdor and
rubboIy Their murder was that OF Harvey |
hing, QUE q their gans. subaequent 60 the rob
berry ct the tain. The names % the indicted
partos ]fe W p, King. Charles Smith. A6ner
and Abe Ogons, Wesley Finn. William Finn. b
X. Walu'eott. Joseph Payne. john Cslbert aud
Robert Hey. a negro,