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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-18
BURNETT & BICKEL,
SUCCESSORS TO
BURNETT, SEXTON & swEARENGEN.
NO. rs SOUTH 9TH STREET, OF
PHILADELPHIA.

DEG LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE TO THEIR
ID Old Customers and the Trade generally, that
having reorganized, they are prepared to offer an
entirely NEW AND LARGE STOCK OF
HOSIERY, GLOVES, FANCY DRY
GOODS AND NOTIONS, received direct
form FOREIGN and AMERICAN MANUFAC-
TORIES at the very lowest Cash rates, and hope
to resume their former pleasant business inter
course with their old Southern friends. Having
been large SOUTHERN HOUSE before the war,
have gotten up their Stock and will continue to
cater particularly for Southern Trade.
Al, inspection of their Stock is respectfully So
licited Prompt attention given to orders.
jan2T-2m
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-18
ron RENT.

TWO VERY LARGE ROOMS IN -
il Fourth Story Of the USfcN AID AXE
block. well adapted 70 many purposes. App
u the eoHnting-rpomof this olice. =
=. G. DUNNIN0ToN co
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-18

Description Of lands and samples Of oil OBJ
tanned from the property, may be seen by calling
at the office, No. o Union street. Nashville, Tenn.
The Secretary, +. II. Cotton, Nashville, will re-
ceive orders for stock. and viii forward certificates
by return mail when the money accompanies the
order. jan26-tf
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-18
IN STORE AID FOR SALE LOW

IN STORE AND FOR SALE Low:
50 barrels yellow Sugars different grades
Is barrels Crushed and Powdered Sugars,
80 barrels A and b Coffee Sugar,
50 Sacks prime Rio Coffee
sacks Old Gy't Java Coffee
5 sacks Mocha Coffee
300 lbs choice Green and Black Teas
$50 barrels Extra Family Flour,
$3.50 lbs Sugar Cured Hams
500 lbs Dried Beef
af 20 barrels N. o. Molasses,
25 half barrels do
Is kegs Golden Syrup,
1000 lbs Cod Fish,
K so boxes Cheese,
% barrels Butter Crackers
100 Cases Cove Oysters
10 Cases Sardines.
100 Packages Maekerel.
SO boxes Palm and R0sin Soar,
so boxes Star Candles
so boxes Talow Candles
10 Herces Lard,
% Kegs Lard,
Together with Figs, Raisins, Almonds. Brazil
Nuts, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Indigo, Madder,
GopPeras, Alum, etc. Logwood, Broonis Buckets.
Fresh Fruits, Brandy Fruits, Matches Backing,
Pepper Sauce, Catsup, Pickles Preserves, and
many other articles too numerous to mention, all
OF which are offered as cheap as the cheapest
b. S. HAMILTON.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-18
LILO U o R S.

Is barrels Simon Crow 5 white-wheat Whisky, ueyp
fine.
Is barrels Old Bourbon Whisky,
% barrels Robertson County Wisky
10 barrels New York Brandy,
10 barrels Holland Gin,
10 barrels Jamaica Rum.
] cask Superior CogDac Brandy,
10 baskets fine Champagne Wine,
20 cases Catawba Wine.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-18
Storage Merchants,
RE REcEIYINa analhave in store the fol.

Corner Building Market and Church streets, fol-
merly occupied by Ewing, McCrory Co.
, 1866-09-24

cnants Of Vera Cruz will hare nothing TO do with
the new MaxfmiIIan esarnped dollar.
Tho stsaEaes Panama, from Fzanee, h5onght
Legion
il was announced at the Capital TINT new csrn-
paign for retakIn. Matamor1s and 1amplco would
be opened In the Latter part OF September. Sera-
raj attempts had been made 10 charter light dta11
steamers ut Vera Cruz for purpose no; distinctly
The French are erecting fostideations On the
land side OF Ver4 Cruz. Colone1Te was With
in nine miles Of the city with a considerable
10 the innahl,anta Of the State 10 Join him.
The Liberals hold Cerro Gordo, Puerte Natio-
t1onal, and other pofnfson the road to the Capital
received to-day dispatches from Vera Cruz which
contained the following Information:
The French were fostifsang the city Of Vera
Cruz on the land eide approaches, as the Mexican
solafers came 20 near that the city Ia thought to
The ne%e irom ihe interior Is most gloomy for
MA1im1lian and the French. Their former psrd-
sans arg deserting them By the hundred
huahua np TO the 9Th. President Ju4rez, h&s
Cabinet and Government, were making prepara-
tioDs to remove 10 Monterey to establish there the
1 besn ahanSone Sy ahc an F4cneh foiee. onjy
nye b ndted men remained there.
President jnArez had eent an expedition against
pnaznqne, and expected soon to bc III possession
W4aulso7os, September 70 The Official paper
of Cblhuahua. OF the 2sth ult., publishes some
correspondence between the Ae1lcan Govcsn-
nnent md the French Genera! Dlaz, regarding
inc exchange Of prisoners. 1t appears that tho
Mexican Government has for some time been viii
ling 10 come 10 some agreement about general
sy%fen OF exchange, while the French General de-
aitheos6 be wss tlo one VIC aTsi spilled for !
partial eICbaure.
, 1866-09-24

was generally taken for granted tin. "
Miller had committed suicide. Everything
gaEe colo!ang to this suppmstlon, as moth:
ing waa disturbed. Not a chair was ont Of
place !; the carpets were uurualed, and every
thing about the room wat In perfect order.
The TACT that horrible murder had been
committed was soon made apparent how
ever, for on removing cap worn by the de-
ed on her head, undoubtedly the result Of
heavy blows. One Of these wounds was On
the forehead, and the other two, which were
of dightful character, were on the back
part, ,pf the head. Her neck. below which
the throat was cut, showed marks Of dfslo-
cation, and her breast likewise, indicating
that her murderer had first attempted TO
straug1e her, but falling to do SO, cut her
throat, and then inflicted the blows on her
head.
A confusion was discovered on her left el-
bow, caused probably By striking It against
monalc assassin n Singular 10 say, nothing
Ens disturbed in any part Of the house, al
though Mr. Miller had d sum of money IN q
drawer up stairs. He is q thoroughly saring
man, and kept his earnings at his residence.
The rnzoE used by the murderer was taken
from. the drawer Of q work table, which
stood against the north wall Of the room,
within two feet of where Mrs. A1i1ler's body
was found lying. A number Of articles Werc
In this drawer, but nothing else appeared to
have been taken from 1t With the exception
Of the razor, which the murderer placed By
Mrs. AfilleI's right hnnd after usingi 1t.
4 colored hood OF working bonnet which
belonged to deceased was found on q
table in the room, anu On It were spots o1
blood. Blood marks were discovered on the
table. Tic deceased was dressed In dark
colored calico working dress, white stock.
| ings, and an old pair Of gaiter shoes, usually
| worn to work about the house In.
, 1866-09-24

NnfN 11Ht1 &1s &ss NOTION
Editors Chicago Tribune:
have the honor to state that VAS DEL
egate to the Philadelphia Convention. The
reports in the different papers saying that
sent despatch to Cleveland, stating TINT
had left the Loyal southerners, and was
going to expose them, is a base lie.
I have never left the loyal men
of the South, and God forbid
that ! shouad and as for exposing, have
nothing TO expose, for they do all their work
openly defy nny one to aay that they do
their work Otherwise. I have been In the
Cuitad States service, and cannot 20 to my
home this day and live, for Know would
be killed the moment ret there. have
seen over flfty Union men and negroes MIR
dercd In the last six months, and not one
man punished for it, and "my policy" the
cause oft all.
country proceeded to Washington, D. c., to
see the great Moses, md called upon him to
stop this bloody work, and he sent them all
back to man In Tcxaa who had been Colo
mel in the rebel army 10 ecc Il those eight
loyal men lad told the truth.
TEcsc lying reports must come from some
mean Democrat who has his bread buttered
and now wants honey along with It. 1fthey
will only wait until after the elections they
can hare some Of our Radical sauce.
certify on my honor that the late reports
In the different papers in regard to the loyal
men ofthc South, doing their work under
secret oathe, Is false. Wait until the firs1
day Of October aud you will have a good
chance to sec this little band Of loyal mc1
that the Democrats hate SO much, and hea,
them, also. II. G. NoRToS.
, 1866-09-24
VOL. Xxx.

they were slsyes. They ase compelled TO submit
to thu most outrageous actions at the hands Of the
whites, 10 labor for almost nothing, combination
Of fo7zoe. slave owncrs fixing their compensation
al merely nominal ratee. Women are paid thirty
dolta.s by the year, In produce or orders upon
tradesmtn.
The rumor that T. n. Ta'lmadge, ESD, Of
Columbus, Ohio, bad been suspended from prose-
cntiue clairna before the departments here, In
been found, upon investigation, to be mistake
TUE ExznA uouETY:
ingttn contain the following: HI she appiIeations
h0s On file at the rsymaster Generals Office, and
at the office Of The Second Auditor OF the Treas
b e. g. s!ursa sst q ssr d .ts a'peeas: 'pS
continuing lit endorsement. ~RetuIned for
% ion The VII + pepa1tmens Of septeaaber ii, isse"
ceased soldlc1f, and applieasions fer bogu.ies Of
dead, nnst be made direct to The Second Auditor
Ct s., the Treasury and not 10 fhe fasmastef
TnEpxEs's A1FA1Ra rk 1oCts1AxA.
The Assistant Com1u!saioner OF Freednen's
AEaf1s in louiafana, In hls report 10 the Commits
~ q M
n>ents made bJ the white people with The freed
men These cases he fnds arc where the freed
naa aos
to control these csees, The manner Of proceeding
al prescnt in the courts Of Justice Is for the usKro
10 bring bis SUIT which Is generally supported by
negro evidence. The decision Il then made Ii,
most cxke8 acajDsl the Freedman without regard
to the negro testimony, but for this evil the Gen.
e.a1 hopes soou to find a remedy.
ASKING FOR MORE
4 large uumber Of the most promincntteuppon.
c1s Of The Presidents policy in Maine and New
HampEh1c. Including Eon. Chas. Il. PAine4 The
slayor OF Blddcford, Aafne, General Roberts. ol
BalEo1, Colonel G0Enscy, recently Of Governor
tt,ncy's staa, lion. l.. D. NJ: sweat, Of Portland,
Mayor MaJne, OF Gorham. Hon. Daniel Marcy, ol
Port mouth, The Mayor Of Manchester. and otherk
ufe now Lese urging further change Of Govern
1ncNt pf1icc-ho11tIe In those States.
NEFE9Iic.
WASHINGTON. September 23.-Recent news from
Sou!h America brings the important intelligence
that the difficulty between fLt United States Coy
e1nlneu. and Brazil and tue Argentine Republic
has been happily terminated: twill be Fcnaen
bcred that our Minister to Paraguay, Mr. Wash
buErc, wos returning to his post, when h
WITS stopped b. tho allied forces. WHO sses
b1ockading the Paraguay River. The Unite
States Go.ernuaenl, on learning the fact. inlme
dtately and emphattcatly Iuststed that le shonl
| be allowed to proceed, and that TO prevent biz
| would 1e regarded as violation OF custom
| cnuracfy. did national law. It Is now statcd o
good authority that the allied Governments hav
| has passed through the blockade and p!oceede
=, fti5@
, 1866-09-24
FnOM PITTSBURGH.

Large Delegation Expected at the Sol
dIcrn' Conycntton-Thc City Hall
E1nboFnte1y DeeoEated-S3zc OF tho
Wi.svnm--A Projected Torch-LIsht
procr-~iou-Tlac People Ent1ausfa.tic-
Especial Despatch to the Chicago THbunc.1
PrT7sBrn1u, September -.
The preparations for The great demonstration
Of the coming week will he completed Tomorrow
night. The resident committee, aided by large
number Of ladies and gentlemen, have been very
1uEy for the paet fortnight. Letters con-
tI1uc 10 pour in, announcing the coming Of large
delegations. Two steamboats, have been chartered
for one body nlono from, Wcst Virginia. Tho
public notice that II I. ezpectea that the enslsc
raeeenErz transportation The line will he needed
for soldiers the coming week.
The ladies hare nearly completed the rcEy
elaborate decorations Of tho Cir Hall. where the
The WiEMam is In Allegheny .CIty And T. nearly
finished. 1t covers over eighteen hundred square
yards Of ground. The tent in which the lohr son
defenders met At Cleveland will also be in use
here.
night WILL II the weather prove tair, b. the great
cat event Of the kind tu1 the campaign but rain
or ehinc, there viii be a vast crowd prcscnk
The cnth-Riatm In tho city Is In most fc:icct
contrast 10 the coofucss Of l'hi1adcpht1 and C1eyc
Land towards the Presidents mcu. Pittsburgh
sceu an%ions 10 show ihst they are deso:ed TO tit
Onion md It's the upholdc-.. The indications arc
that the sessions w}l1 coutfnuc three duSs Thu
Pfess Of al1 the large cities, from Boston to st
1enis., already has II representative on th'
Sul arrangements for all needed facilities. III
telegraph company has stretched Hitcs both Il
The City ua11 and the Wigwarn.
, 1866-09-24
IRON FOR PERMANENT FOR
TIFICATIONS.


Experiments at Fortress Monroe BIZ
tho En@fuccrs' Department..
Afte1 fnnumcrab1e de1ayf the Ordinance Depart
Of iron Tor permanent ior;idca.tons. The gun.
hs se S we te,sd and
anu 12;tnch rifed piec., Of the fsme patent.
;, At haafTast e'eytn The arsi slot was fred from
ths st Tooen psssa # nc
lion, and few moments Inter the firing com.
lncnced.
eject 1pon The farset is made from personal ob-
Tie df=t ehot VAS fred by TIC aneen-lnch Rod
an At dnnS IN s1sst;o1 o. or5
sound shot, ~ pounds. It c1es. vas IN tnden-
.at'on in the npges Plate, dGsea inehe. IN dlame-
t" o granite hlockf. were broken and forced put
ward: and the teatns opcncd in their immediate
Vicinity TIE pre:sspE7c, ps7,, on ,hS gua wss l5ooo
eleven hundred and if1,: five feet per second,
The seeH',is shot va. 11ca from The same sqn.
VIZ; ttlli less G ~, eesaiGnte @ ehatEe OF powder
the lover plate one foot ito.n the ground In.
d.1tatlon reached ase and ha1f inches dep apd
i!aSi"e backing Of sx1cen Inches Of sand, whi1e
nc uFpcr ono rested directly aeain4t The face Of
The ta,get; The damage, hGweser, 10 the naaeonsy
| blocks at the back Of, the target were merely
etaTted ftom & Their rosifit1n tt srd noHo broken:
pssre sphe,itsl ptoectilc, wels lshins Cd poands,
being used with charge Of hHy,hSc pounds Of
powder 4nd heif deGrte Of felexetton gtsGo to the
piece The initial velocity or THIS r'ic shot was
| !ets than the hnccn-!nch SHOT, be.
Ing only. Leo feet rer secou1. The
| upper plate was struck, maktrG n1
ndcntatlon fourteen inches In diaI1etcs. and four
and tatec-49attsE tncacs deep. Two blocks oi
Gfo1ue Ne5c broken tn the PACK Of the target, and
The fonrth shoi >Eat hred BY the saruc gnu,
charge Of powder, p.oIcc:tie and elevation. Vc
, 1866-09-24
An Important Movement Among tho
liberals Of England and ireland.
fErntn i31a Es.u MI. I3aHA13

lAAVA4 +AG A'EH 4O4A AAE4444+l
4 largc and very influential number Of mag
lstratcs, c1ergymcu, municipal officers In
Ireland, MS well as members of Parliament,
hare invited the distinguished English libe-
raj, John Bright, to atte end a complimentary
banauet to b. .given IN Dublin, II his letter
does 20 because bis friends in Ircland are Of
opinion TINT "somcthing may be done to
make q more perfect union between the 1lb-
erals Of Ireland nnd the liberal party In
England" with q view to wiser legislation
for both countries.
This Is 4 very important and conpre1cn-
sire movement, and will no doubt create
considerable sensation among certain classes
In England. By the union Of the English
and Irish liberals upon the sound basis and
enliEhtena principles advocated by Mr..
Bright, additional strength will be given to
parted TO the spirit Of progress now anlmat-
ing the masses Of Europe Mr.. Bright has
long been terror to the aristocracy Of Great
B5iinin. His vigorous intellect and broad,
intelligent and Independent political views
have made him tue mesteE-m!nd Of the
great liberal movement In England. Pos
aessing characteristics equally solid, expAn-
| sfvc and comprehensive, he fnfnses into
! the minds Of Ills friends the 1iyeliest cnthu-
| Bfasm for the liberal cause md at the samc
time challenges the admiration Of his oppo.
nents. In all that rclatea to commerce. to
the manufacturing interests or to the politf-
cal economy Of lis country, Mr. Bright stands
! in most conspicuous light. And nov, after
/ winning an enviable distinction on English
soil as the great liberal leader and practical
| statesman, be goes to Ireland to give q seu-
| slblc direction to the liberal cause there.
This is what ireland has long needed. How
ever sincere the friends of Irish liberty may
havc been and are now, It cannot he denied
that many Of their plans for securing reform
and liberation hare been wild. impsac-
ticable md dangerous. Plausible schemes
hare lacked cohesion, organization and pro-
per management. Mr. Bright will no doubt
put the liberals in Ireland in such state Of
orsanization as to do away wirh the Feniau
associations altogether, and at the same time
accomplish many Of the reforms which the
Fcnlana a1c cudcayoring nnsucccasfully ia
attain. There will be no longer any neces
sty for head centres, fo5csd 5 1oans wlling
raids. With man so pure md high.mind
ed Us John Bright as the leader Of the Eng.
lish and Irish liberals, the Fenlan orgnn{za
tion will become useless. The movement O
31r. Bright will entirely absorb It.
, 1866-09-24


VIC have looked over the Chicago TR1-
DUNE Campaign Document No, 3, And find it
to be IN exceedingly valuable pamphlet.
We would most cordially recommend our
Executive Committee to circulate these
documents freely.
No. contains the Constitutional Amend
ment, vote on the same in the Senate and
House OF Representatives, the admission Of
Tennessee, Governor Brownlow's statement,
History Of the New Orleans massacre, General
Sheridan's dispatches concerning the same,
Andrew Johuson's s speech ut Cleveland, nd
dress Of the Southern Loyallsts' Convention,
resolutions Of the Springfield Post Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic, on Andrew
johnson, President Johnson's record prior to
the assembling ofthe Thirty ninth Congress,
extracts from bis speeches and letters, Prest.
dent 1inc0ln's letters to Governor Hahn and
General Nadsworth in favor of impartial suf'
frage. It is just the thing for this locality,
-:Dloomington Pahtdgraph.
, 1866-09-24
Hen. Wood in Trouble.
4 Enw TnrE 1atfnr sava.


Ben. Wood has ut last come to grief His
say Is about run out, like the sands Of the
famous retired physician, aud he comes out
bankrupt In purse and damaged in mind.
Wood has lately lost all Ills money. His los
ses in the last six months will net two hun
dred thousand dollars. John MorrIsscy was
the principal winner. Morrisscy Is in posses
sion OF the Ners Office, and at present Is en-
gagged In transferring 1t to Whitney, OF the
Sunday -Afreury. Wood meantime launts
the Office, and Is evidently disturbed in mind.
finding a batch Of letters for his assistants In
the lettcr-box of the office, deliberately sat
down and read them through. When asked
for an explanation, It was impossible to IN
dcrstand him or make him understand that
theE Hprr not flfE 1cfferS.
, 1866-09-24

1ou1sv11Lr, September q. There were eleven
caees u cholera, and four deaths from old cases.
NASHVILLE, September 23.-Fify-fire cholera
deaths for the last twenty -four hoslrs. Business
staslant- Everybody leaving the city.
LOUISVILLE, September 23.-Seyen deaths from
cholera yesterday ard two to-day. Numbers o.
coEes mol rcportcd
, 1866-09-24
FROM NEW YORK.

: Another Suit By tho Heirs of tic Knick-
= ~ erboeker Family.
EEw yo8x, September ss.-Another sutt h,.
lust been cnEnmcoccd BY the heirs Of the KuIcEer.
booker tm11y against tie Trinity Church cornora-
pr, Tor the recovery oflArge tracts Of real estaia
1or zmong the most valuable in this city, ALLEGED
to have been wEougfu1lY held By the yesHY-
property valued 1t $60, 900, 600.
, 1866-09-24
FROM " ASHINGTON.
tSpcc1al Despatch 10 the Chicago THbuuc.1
WASHINGTON, September g.

TIE AEIIETAN DEAD.
The work Of transferring the Union dead On the
Aut1ctam battlefield to the National Cemetery
there, win commence on the drzt OF next month,
underline direction Of Assistant Qua.tcsmastcr
Moore. the plan for the cemetery barring been
finally decided upon at a meeting Of the trnstecs
hc1d In Baltimore on the :o,h 1a.ta1t- The unr1-
ber OF dead to be buried there Is about 5 CO...
1bc location Of the graves Of a,Gai Of these
Is Known md 1,7o6 hsrc been identified
AL remains Of UnEon soldiers arc TO
be gathered from hc battlefield Of Antlctam and
the neighborine ones Of South Mountain, shcp-
herdstowu, hauessi1le, &C. The plan OF the eeu-
etcgy 1. similar TO that Of Gettysburg, und the
trancc 10 the main avenue IL to be ncar .hc rock
on which General Robert E. Lee ttood during the
bntt1t-
lam authorized b. =. "ry M"~L.i,.s + .eny
thot he has said that H. = s-s:1 = oat Of
tbs Treasury to pay solu- "': SothfDg
Of the Kind Las ever hecn IT. -. the
conrxrs. be states ths' h-'~~ - e':*: ~
tic part OF the TteA Il aztn- :rn'%:
! Of ibis c1asa Of claiuA
/ Thn,1ov Weed, Collector sny'.> :, 2''.:
nsate4 ke1ly aro among the late p .ta-r!'ah
here.
.oF TIE 1nEEp1xK ARE TIL s1Su.
| L r.. >,ylt4p9 ftorn Southern c!A'.. and 10
friend =: ~; tty, represents ahe ea7-lian Of ~
negroes t;1~-r -bere there IL NJ "ae'r Of th'
F1ccdnea's: :: 49, to be little btt.-' .nao Vhes
, 1866-09-24
MARSHAL BAZAINE 70 BE
SUPERSEDED.
Interesting Summary
Of War News.
IRON FOR PERMANENT
FORTIFICATIONS.
Interesting Experiments by 0fi-
GERS Of the Engineer
Department.



r~.s ,F Aw.r-1~H 1,.1.
n,n-,c ATnJrx-arre1t or RenIan.-
arr,,u ,,d ar,,x,,r,,Tt1on Sot,a;1 .rt.o
U~,,--sx. 7,,nans. - RI. 1.r
nIorcmcnt IN Tavor nr tnr Tn5enend.
cnce Of Frnnkfnrr.
nrrv,r F.td.1 F,o,t., c,n...,. a. IT..
rinc has fssnca decrce Of anuc.tv for ennaTv
offenders,
pAu1s, $cpteuber 2l,-Ilc Emperor ts At Diar-
nnrsrru saofc,nb,, e1-rA.ro b.. haon r,r.
c1aacd between Prussia and saxony,
yItxSa, Septenbcr 2l.-Austr1a his rent
:. +ANs -A3 e~As -
Charge d. Affairs to DtrIiu. who will represent Lie
f>o,a.r...,t n,,., , 1T,,,a... :. .,,..luts
oos c1nhent uaui -a'n'sie1 ID appotntsu'
LrERpohIr september S-Soou.-Iht efcaM-
ship Persia, which ea1ls from hero at noon for
NeH 1o!k+ ttEcs out Ia3,Utu IN gold On AmeFi.
GILL account.
0nItc nn,nhr- or Frn,ons u.rrc arra,to5 hem
&a'ie nuaaoe& - reuta1to "e'c atteSteo nesc
tG-Lay- Arms anl3munllfons Of Tar,fsupppsed to
botor+, T., tto 12,o.i..1,ooa ,r.-o L., F.., -.
ut'on- ~ hAe n'otAelAppu+ "clc Atso 1ouHo ee-
crcted In various parts Of tho city, md were
p.nmnt4y se{zed.
r..., c-,-.o, =. -,
-
, 1866-09-24

CA1no, September ga Iate Mobile Tines says
ruad between DeSoto ind Quitmau, resulting In
the death Of eeren persons. and the woundinE OF
seventeen and destruction Of two locomotives
md several cars.
, 1866-09-24

CrNc1kNATr. September ga Louisville dcs~
patch othe En9uastr ;nys Pr. Ferris, NAL @ agent
te:day and was delivered 10 the united States
Court on q cburce Of murder.
, 1866-09-24

Arrangements for Laying the Cable
Across the Northumberland Straits.
P1c1ox, N. S., September 2s.-The Terrible ar-
rlrcd here at seven O'Clock this evening. She and
the Straits at Northumberland. Hi. Field came
passenger In tho Terrible fom AspY Bay.
, 1866-09-24
Nein aDhrrtisc111r11ts.

H8~SCHIFEN'S AdveFtasinz ARcucE, 81
Dearborn street, IL authorized to receive
Advertisements for the Tribune, and all
rhe leading pnpern throuEhous the Quilted
Stnre1 md CnnndA-
, 1866-09-24
FURNISH TOUR HOUSE WITH
L THE BEST
fHERlDEN COMPANY PLATED WARE,

y!3 6, a. STE5N7E, 70 Ctark-sf.
TA1IILY SCHOOL AT OLD HAD
III LET, MASSACHUSETTS.
rsYT, CMeaSo,. md WI11 EaAKlbrTE =. PORTER.
Will open Gu The Sd Of October, Family Boarding
School Young Ladies, In the beautiful town Of Old
HAdltJ, MAAeachu+ttts- ~,
hF4ncbeA, and Latin, French, German and Mnttc.
Only limited number ot popi4 WIN Be roceyed aud
Terms R9art and Tuition foz the tchoot yeaF Of
forty Wee9. ftto: hxta csafEe GnlJ i2f Ans.e;
men: RI. D. nnntnston. p: ., Boston Aas:; 1, T.
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han. E.q.: z. 6ruver. 81 A. PRINCIPAL Dearborn SEMI
aaE! George H9Elsnd: T. ~ y PT,nepaa % Ct 5 e M2Ea
ftAn Church, and REv- EdWAsd C. Fo1tes, S. !Ame4'
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