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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-19

Accident on the Louisville and Nash
Passengers Injured.
The FIVE o'clock passenger train on th'
Louisville and Nashville railroad, which
left this city yesterday morning, jumped 3
switch at Buck Lodge, thirty-six miles from
Nashville, by which the three passenger
coaches were thrown into the ditch. The
engine and baggage car remained on the
track and escaped without damage, other.
wise the accident might have proved much
more serious than it was. No one was
killed, and but two persons were seriously
injured; quite a number, however, sus-
tanned painful cuts and bruises.
The following named individuals were
more or less injured about the head: Mrs.
Boig, Of Louisville; Miss NJ. Miller, Louis
vile; A. Golamish, New York; RObt.
Davis. of Bristow; Mr.. Krushardt st.
Louis; Allen Vawteil, Of Nashville; NJ.
Nears, Lincoln county, Tennessee J. NJ.
WAVELET, Brosksville; VIM. Tayler, conduc-
tor of train, head severely cut; Capt. FL
hin, of Louisville; J. L. Goig, Of Cincin-
natl, had his head severely cut; G. B.
Schafer, head cut and arm burned Major
W. H. Hunter, Logan county, Ohio, hand
burned Mr.. Griffith, Of Nashville, knee
cap bursted; Mr.. Strong, Of Nashville,
shoulder-blade broken; ]. NJ. Carter, con-
cussion of the brain.
The last named gentleman was 50 severe
" hurt that he was left at Bowling Green.
The gentlemen from Nashville, mentioned
above, we're left at Franklin aud returned
to the city last night by the eight o'clock
train. The remainder of the passengers
went on TO Louisville by the noon train.
We understand that the passenger cars
were not mnch, injured and will be at once
replaced on the track.
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A Sure File Cure.-DR. GILBERT's Pile
INSTRUMENT positively cures the worst cases Of
piles. Sent BY mail on receipt of g. Circulars
free Sold by Druggists Agents wanted every
where. Address j. B. RoNaISE. Manager. No.
$40 Broadway. New York. inovlT-9m
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nnsirahle Residence.

EOR SALE Or RENT, THE Elegant
Il residence Of the late Dr. John NJ. Wats0u-
a Ihrge frame house out buildings, etc with
II ls-l00 acres, divided 10 suit purchasers. VIII
be sold at 8 bargain for the next ten days. IL
not sold by the 18th instant. viii be rented to a
good tenant for 1857. This most valuable pro-
perry Is Just outside the corporation, fronting
6A5'S feet on McLemore street
]. L. 4 r, ". BROWN, Agents,
decl4-lW ISL Union street
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ANOTHER large lot Of carpets, oil-cloths,
and curtains, Just received by
CAMERON, GRIFR & Co.
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Cincinnati Market.

CTECGNNATTI, Dec. ls.-FlOur 50 50Gl0 50 for
supertine. Wheat in good demand and prices
rather higher at So As for spring and 81 SIS for No
red. Corn steady at S5d6O for ear and Shelled.
Oats firm at Soc Barley unchanged.
Whisky in moderate demand at 26e in bond.
Cotton frmer OF 81 1I932c for middling, but the
demand is not active.
Hogs are in good demand. Sales of 5000 head
at 81 50@7 Is net. Receipts to-day 1000 head
for the week AZ 900 head; for the season $4,000
head, against $4,000 head last year.
Provisions quiet. Groceries dull.
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KesI0W Pine FLOORING, atlow prices. cor
nsT Of Crawford and North Summer SIS. III
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PERKINS, SWENSON 4 Co.,
General Commission Merchants,

WtHtIHi IuhiHIssIUh MtktHaIftS,
No, IS OaEondelct, cor. Union street, New Orleans
3 n sWENSOS,
n T. late of Austin, TeKas.
". n. PERKINS,
b. l.. kERNIOH,
sspl8-dEw6lne OF Perkins & CO., ..
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WHICH, = From the LON0WOBTH lneyaTd
and Wine House. CiReinnRsi.
W. P. & +. P. ANDERSON. PrOprietOrs.
Golden Wedding.S parkIIng Gatawba,
Dry Cafawba. Isabella, efe.-These Wines
are furnished st much lower rates than imported
goods, and for purity and boquet are excellei yb
n0Re-either native OF foreign. s.
S0ldshy
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white Pine Flooring manufactured by
knight Bros. on Rolling Mill Hill. for sale at
reduced prices 05ice. No. 49 Church street.
nov4
lust Received, q large assortment of Ladies
Dress Furs and Hats at LANDK Bios,
novl-2m 81 North College street.
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OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERNAsTER, I
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. Is, 1856.
4 WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
i Auction. on Saturday, the 22d Inst. !,
at 10 o'clock. NJ. at the Cavalry Barracks il
North Nashville. and at the trestle-work near
the corner Of Vine and Crawford streets.
Three Thousand a ,OOO) Cords Of W cod
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
By order Of Brig. Gen. Taos. SwORDs, Asst
QuartermasteT General, Chief Quartermastei
d. of T.. +. B. KIRK,
decl4-td Bvt. Lieut.. Col. and A. q. NJ. .
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, Dec lS.-Gold opened at 1885 and
closed at 1917 Money easy at firmer rates.
Sterling steady. Government securities are q
shade higher. 6's coupons ll215; 5-O's 1918;
lO-4O's 100; 1905 1885; Michig9n Sinking Fund
bonds %; Erie AZ Reading lO7.
New YORK. Dec. l8.-The demand for money
on call loans was freely met at 6 per cent on
stock collnterals, and ; per cent. on Government
securities Discounts range from 81 to Z. Gold
was weaker at the close and went up to 1874,
The rise on American securities in London had
a depressing effect on premiums. Government
securities were in better demand and there was
a general advance in prices. sos registered Of
80 34Gl06l2, coupons l0I3s@lUl1s; do Of %
l061zt9l06l%: do coupons '65 lO51s9lS61@; do Jam
nary and July l0SlS9l033s.
The fluctuations during the day have been fre-
quent The following are the closing prices: ..
x NJ. certificates 205s02934; MaTipOsa M. G. l21z
a l255; do pfd. sl@2l15; Michigan Central ll2S
ll5; Michigan Southern m, s2l4G982's; ILLINOIS Cen
8O2z Speculation is speedily reyiving.
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LOUISIANA.
ALABAMA
GEORGIA.

entral Rallrosd Baak9e
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New York Provision Market.

NEW YORK. Dec. lS.-CottOn firm at S4l5936e
Flour opened 10000 better. and closed dull
Ohio Sll@l3. Wheat opened lG2c better and
closed quiet at 81 1902 As for Milwaukee. Corn
opened heavy and closed lc lower. Oats 65G66e
Petroleum quiet at 2OG30e for crude and 3l@3lE
for refined in bond.
Cut meets steady. Bacon dull Dressed hog,
lower at $685. Lard lower at 12Gl3.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
OFFIcE OF THE UNION AND DISPATCH, /
wednesday. Dec. ~. 1866. J

The cotton market during the present
week has huctuated considerably. At the
first Of the week the price reached as high
as 80 cents, but there came an immediate
decline and the market vent down to 81
The prices yesterday ranged from 2sl 70
% cents, and closed extremely DUH
The following comprised the transactions
for the day:
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byvills....s5
NORTH CAPOLJSA
k...........par

Commercial Bank ......-1s
Farmers' Bank Of n.
Csr0iina ..................22
Merchants Bank........3j
Bank Of R0KbOTo-....-2a
Miners and Planters
Rank. ....-..... 8 %
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100 100.
June h. 1859 160, 500 April 49,. S6O3 29S 2S
Septber zee 6s4 $50 May 1.......... 563, 359
October - 67sl26,94s June l......... 564, l40 45S
December l Goo go. 4SS August L.. 566,873 S68
1866, September l.. SIS, lis, T32
January l.. GA 100 430 October L.. 554 81, 432
February L. Gl245l .2a November l.. 533, ,925
March t.. COS 9Sl ,4l4 December l.. 532 s2S, $50
The decrease, therefore, between the be-
ginning of June, 1865, and December ],
1866, was Sl26, 1871, $50.
The progress of initiation by means Of
the National Bank issues is thus shown:
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50. LOnis Market.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. ls.-The markets are hesyy.
and business is restSicted BY want of shipping
facilities South. Tobacco unchanged. Hemp
declined to 81 2G92 40 for uhdressed and s. 2Oe
8 IS for dressed. Cotton frmer. at pc for low
middling and Sic for strict middlinZ. Flour
10 81 /; fall extra. Sill; double extra, sl2Gl8.
Wheat is stiff, and holders ask an advance.
Northern fall. 81 40e2 As; prime to strictly
prime 81 5092 60. Corn dull and easier S9,99ic
for new, and 94997e for old. Oats firm, at 709
76c Provisions quiet and business small in
mess pork, Bacon clear sides. l4c; green hams.
l0c Lard. lie in tierce and 1870 In kegs.
Whisky. 81 2592 q: Hogs firm. at So 6O@6 q
hogs. s.
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The shipments, as VIII be seen by the
above, have been very large during the
last week. For three days the shipments
footed up nearly 1000 bales.
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vrRdIsIA

Central Bank q Va u
Danyiiis bank....-........s -
Ezchange Bank q We. %
Fairm5unt Bank .........75
Farmers Bank OF Fla
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N8AAAA HaHasssaaa ssHasHaai 800
Farmers Bank q Va. -
Manufacturer a1d
IhLlltf1 .s.s=s-.-. --..-s.-lda
Merchants Bank.--.-.4O
Merchants aud Me-
chAuics' h4nk- ....T5
EOrWestern BAnk.,......s0
Southwestern Bank IS
Traders Bank.............2.5
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4 otO1k .-.s-......-.---.-.&5
Louisville q Nashville
Tax kecsiPts---..--.-...sO
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Nan OrIAnna NIarkef.

NEy ORLEANS, Dec. 1S.-C0ttOn market higher
Sales of $500 bales low midding at 30d3lc
middling S2c Sugar firm and unchanged Mo
Iasses active at 45c for inferior prime To ehnict
G3a63c. Whisky 50 80. Gold l2S.
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COMMENCING NOVEMBER %. ls'd
Trnins viii nm 81 fnIlnma.
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dec2- 2Rt
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LOUISVILLE, Dec. 1S.-Sales 80 hhds tobacco
all low grades at an advance. Cotton is active,
ding at 2963ie Flour frmer for high grades.
Superfne 81 90. Wheat 81 20 for prime winter
50 2592 50 for spring. Corn f5@70c for new 10
bulk sheled 60962 for ear. Oats in bulk 5Stad0
Mess pork so q new. Green hams l0c shout
ders Sc. Hogs S. SCAT 20. Raw whisky 81 20
2 % free.
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LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE
RAILROAD.

QUICK TIME TO
ST. LOUIS.
CHICAGO.
CINCINNATI.
AND THE EAST.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

An OmcieaI Statement About the Pres
Eident--.-AstOnishing Swlndle Upon
the GOVernment----EneOu State
of Affairs In Texas.
New York, October S.-The Herald's
New Orleans special SAYS: This morning
Times announces that President JOHNSON,
over his own signature, has authorized its
editor to publish the report of the Military
Commission relative to the New Orleans riot,
and that it viii appear tomorrow. The
Times attacks Mayor MoNRoE and other
city officials, and is evidently preparing for
change Of policy to the constitutional
amendment. 1t is believed that in few
days more astonishing swindles upon the
Government will be exposed.
General B. H. KING, who has made an
extensive tour in Texas, represents the peo-
pie remarkably we'll disposed towards the
General Government, law abiding and in
dustrious.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.


The Southern LOyaiists-Train Thrown
on the Track on the Illinois Central
Railroad rrFEF rs
SR. LOUIS Oct. S-Coi. BINGHAM, one of
the Southern loYalists, who was not per-
mitted to speak at Cairo on Friday night,
publishes card in which he states flat the
crowd came there armed with revolyers and
bowie knives, prepared to inaugurste a
tragedy of the New Orleans stamp, on the
slightest provocation.
The train to Cairo, on which BRowNLow
and HAMILTON were supposed to be, was
thrown from the track, on high embank-
ment, about eighty miles from that city, by
the removal Of couple Of rails. The en-
gineer was killed and the fireman and four
other persons were wounded. The indica-
tons are that it was the deliberate purpose
of the perpetrators Of this act to kill Cows.
BRowNLow and HAMILTON. The whole
delegation arrived in safety in this city, and
will have public reception in Lucas
Place tonight
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FRoaE nOsrON.
Rohberr Of q NallonaI nanI.

AODDery OF a National HANK.
NEW YoRK, Oct S.-The Worlds Boston
special Of the 9TH says: The fact was de-
veloped on Friday morning that the First
National Bank of Yarmouth Port had been
robbed Of 49, 900 by a son ofthe Cashier of
the bank. The facts, so far as they have
transpired, is as follows: It has been the
custom of the Cashier Mr.. AMOS 0TIs, to
keep the coupon interest notes and United
States notes belonging to the institution in a
tin trunk. His trunk was found missing on
Friday morning last, and with it the son of
the Cashier, GEoRGE 0TIs. The father. on
discovering the situation made all haste to
apprehend the thief and recover the goods
Word was dispatched to detectives in
distant cities, ald so thorough was the
search that young OTIs found himself a
prisoner next day at plymouth. He made
a clear confession of the whole transaction.
The stolen funds were found secreted in the
bank shed by the Cashier. The prisoner is
about tWenty-one years Of age. He was en-
pIoyed in the bank. Mr.. OTIs, the Cashier,
is a respectable citizen Of Yarmouth Port.
II is probable that young OTIs viii be held
N hail
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FROM NEW YORK.

The New Orleans Government Swindaer
Agricultural Reports frQER south
CarolIna--The Mexican Mud AN Of
fieer ReInsfntedi--The Presfsleht 70 De-
fine hls POIiey---The Arlington NRtu-
raj Cemetery. Ew
New York, Oct. 81. LOwENTHALL,
charged with an immense swindle upon the
/ Government, in New Orleans, telegraphs to
the Herald, from Charleston, that he viii be
in Washington on Wednesday, 10 surrender
| himself
/ A Heralds Washington special says: z.
| K DoHERTY of the BOOTH capture neto-
! riety, has just returned from four months
| residence in South Carolina, and gives rather
discouraging account of the general con-
| ditiOn of that country. The corn crop in
| that State is almost failure. Almost all
plantations will not yield over two bushels
to the acre, and very few more than FIVE.
The cotton crop is moderately good, which
| is all the people have TO rely upon.
| The Herald's special says: To-day Col
! FERNIsA leaves this city for Matamoras,
with special instructions from ORTEGA. One
Of the objects of Col. FERSIsAs mission is
to receive consignment of arms at Browns
vile, which have been sent from New York
and Philadelphia. He is directed to an
nounce the approaching arrival in that city
of Gen. ORTEGA, who, it is stated, will leave
New York for Mexico by the end of this
week.
| The Times special says: By direction Of
the President, Lieut.. c. P. CRAMER, 2lst
New York cavalry, has been reinstated with
the removal Of the stoppage of pay and al
iowances. It will be recollected he was
dismissed in July, 1866, for allowing the
enlisted men in his company to violate
orders.
The Words special says: A Sunday paper
here announces that the President will write
a letter this month, in reply to an invita-
ton to attend dinner to be given by Gen.
Wool, in which he will fully define the fu-
ture policy of the Administration.
| The Herald's special says: In the great
vault at the Arlington National Cemetery,
Virginia, the plan Of the monument has
already been prepared and the work is to be
commenced in short time. 1t will stand
on top Of the huge vault which contains the
remains of 21l1 of our heroic dead, gath-
cred from the Virginia soil around Bull Run,
Chantilly and the counties bordering on the
Orange and Alexandra railroad from Bull
Run to the Rappahanock.
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sTATR oF TRNNRssFE.

NASHVILLE September Is, 1865.
/. s. w. Hatchett, Comptroller Of the Ire sury.
do hereby esftify that the Enterprise Insurance
Company, located AZ Cincinnau. in thu State Of
Ohio. hNc produced 70 me satisfactory evidence
that said Company has complied with all the re-
quirements Of the laws Of the State Of Tennessee
imposed on Insurance Companies. and further
certify that II. Q. Mchairy. Agent Of said Com
pany has al complied With the requirements Of
the laws Of the state, made and provided in
such cases: wherefore. said Enterprise Insurance
Company has authority to take risks snd transact
the basiness Of insurance in this State, At Nash
Vile.
This certificate Of agency must be renewed the
LIT day Of July ADD January Of each year.
s. W. HATCHErT
sepl5-3w Comptroller Of Tenn essee.
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STATE ITEMS.

The Hartsville Pidete has letter from
Overton county, which says:
The celebrated thinker, DAVE beatty" is
in town. He has buried the tomahawk, and
the quondam rebels, speak well Of his con-
duct. He enjoys the character Of faithful
ness to his word. No one fears him, when
they have his assurance Of safety. he
tries to control his men, and. does so when
in their presence. But when heis gone,
there are many who watch them with a
great deal of caution.
At Rome, in Smith county, the Temper
ance movement is making progress. JAS.
W.. McHENRY delivered an grafton at a
celebration by the Sons few days since.
At Carthage, in the same county, the Medi-
cal Society held session last Monday,
county court day; and Convention was
held to nominate a candidate for the Legis-
lature and Circuit Court Clerk. The names
are not given in the Videae.
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A GENIAL and humorous gentleman OF
this State, who has been several years dead,
used to relate a story of one of his younger
brothers who was rather timid in the dark.
One of his elder brothers had been playing
or his fears, which resulted in his rushing
in Georgia costume into room full OF
mixed company, cxclaiming "ABRAHANs
seed sperrit"
One DANIEL DoUGHERTY, a Radical
orator IN Pennsylvania, who got of the fol-
lowinga few days since has been seeing
"sperrits,7 and made himself ridiculous.
Hear him:
Ave bloodier vision rushes red upon my
sightl If We fail in the approaching cleo
iions, and our Northern opponents gain snf-
fcient 10 form with the South majority,
the traitors who have access to the President
will goad him on to make good the threat
to recognize the Representatives and Senators
Of the SoatheTn States, with their Northern
allies, as the Congress Of the United States
| This will be the signal Of a war, not alone
10 the Capital, but in every Northern city
house with house and friend with friend
ending with anarchy and massacre.
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Mr. w. r. MoORE merchant Of Mem
phis, and formerly Of this city, is candi-
date for the Legislature. He wants.particn-
larl- to represent the mercantile interests.
He does not think the franchise law wise
one, and is not ready yet for negro suffrage.
The lAraloaoAs don't like his platform in
every respect.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-09

WE received call, yesterday, from Mr..
WILKINSON, the talented editor Of the Leba-
non Herald He i6hyrmed US that the crops
in Wilson county were generally good, and
with the exception Of the smallpox, which
prevails in Lebanon, that the region was
healthy. The registration list Of Wilson
nnnabers twelve hundred voters, and they
propose to elect sound reliable man as
State Senator to supply the vacancy caused
by the resignation Of j. w. FRAZIER, Esq,
United States mail agent.
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Arrival Of she Steamship IEabernIn.

FARTHER PorNT, Oct. s.-The steamship
Hibenia, from Liverpool at noon ON the
Der, arrived of, this point at l o'clock this
evening. So
The Lord Mayor of London had deter
mined to entertain the privates and layers
of the Atlantic Cable at grand banquet at
his mansion house early in March.
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Ak African baby elephant has arrived in
New York for YANKEE ROBINSON. II is
only IS inches high.
Some other Yankees We woi Of, have 60,
on their hands a fR srO,ra .afrieaa ele-
plant 9Th a cspacious mouth and NAV.
and formidable proboscis swinging around
the eirole.p HIS performances don't pro
mise "a 81 remunerative. either.
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FElHg. FURNISHED RESIDENCE OF MRS.
il NfffH1 MTLLEk. No. Vino slreel Apply
70 Mrs N at the house. tosa-1
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ToRoSTo, c. W., Oct. s.-The Revenue of
the Province for the month of September
amounts to $4,000 Expenditures for the
same period S74, 900.
The Government is negotiating with the
home authorities for the establishment Of an
armory in Canada. earr
A notice from the English Admiralty
Office is published warning navigation
against anchoring near the line of the At
lantic cable.
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ALEXANDRIA, September %, lS66.-To
McSsrs. Reed Gad IisekT: There will be DO
United States Court IN Richmond next week.
J. C. UNDERwooD.
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~ 81 TENNKssEE. !


NUIFTIULLIHH VTFITE, 4
NASHVILLE. September lcth 1855.
J. s. w. HATcHzrl. Comptroller q the Treasury,
do hereby certify that the Railway Passengcrs'
Assurance Company, located AZ Hartford, State q
Connecticut. has produced 10 me saii1iact0ry eFi-
denee that said COmpany. has complied with al
the requirements Of the laws 81 the state e Ten
nessee imposed on Insurance Companies. and
further certify that J0sEPH NASH, y. p. PICK,
J. p. PKAnf.. Agents Of said Company have also
complied with the requirement. 81 tbs lass 0f
ske State. made and provided in such cases
Wherefore, said Passenger Assurance Company
has authority 10 take risks and transact she bus-
ness Of Insurance In this state. a. Nashville
s. W. uATCHErT
aepl4 Gomrtrolisr al Tcnueesra
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THR house Of I. h. PETERSON, Of Phila.
delphis, was on Sunday morning entered by
thieves and robbed Of silver spoons and
other articles TO the amount Of 81, 000.--EE-
el6n2s.
This can't be laid to BUTLER's charge
Heean prove an alibi in Ohio.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-09

PRINcEroN, n. j. Oct. Commodore
STOCKTON died last night at 10 o'clock His
death cast deep feeling of gloom over the
entire community. His funeral will take
place Wednesday 10th.
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BosToN, Oct S.AThe wholesale store Of
Of Z. & f. KING & Co., corner Of Wide and
India streets, was nearly destroyed by fire
last night Loss $4,000, which is mostly
insured. t 2 4A-A
ROBERT YoUNG, fireman was badly in
jured by falling from ladder.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-09
OUR OUTSIDE PAGES.

FIEsr PAeE.-Why and How Tennessce Fought
Relief Of Mrs. JEFFERSON DAvIs-A Popuis'
Fsllaey-Negro Testimony Against the Freed
mems Bureau. etc.
FouRrH PAGR-Card Of Louisiana Loyalists-
Sniriind sketch Of TILToN. &c.