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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-10
The Richmond Gold Case.

NEW YORK. June "a special correspondent
gives the history of the Richmond gold case in
brief as follows: The gold was seized in Georgia.
The President ordered il sent there The Rich
nond banks, represented by W. ii. McFarlane
and j. CaSkie, Attorneys, demanded the gold. and
in the absence of evidence, since obtained, and
not then suspected to exist the President ordered
the delivery of the gold to the banks, by the Sec
Rotary of the Treasury, provided he should be
satisfied that il never seized nor controlled by
the Confederate Government OF any of its agents.
The officers of the banks swore that the Confed
crate Government had no interest in the gold,
and just as ii was about TO be handed over il was
found that a gross deception had been practised,
and that this gold and other sums. amounting in
all to S30.O10 had all been in the hands of the
rebel commiSsary department, and was carried by
direction of its officers out Of Richmond and what
remained he turned over to the respective banks
who were with him in Georgia, to pay bonds
which the State of Virginia gave,t the banks, for
the loan OF this identical gold, to be Used 70 feed
Lees army
A decision Of the case will be rendered in few
n
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New York Market.

lDy lelegrapn.J
NEw YORK, June 9.-CottOn unchanged and
more active at 40 for middlng. Wheat, extra
State SS.90G9S5 extra round hoop Ohio 50. 500 l3.
IS, trade brands closing dull. Whisky quiet at
s2.26@2.27. Western wheat dull and l@2c lower
for common and inferior brands; white, good and
prime parcels are scarce and tend upwards at
Sl.72; Chicago spring, Sl.90 for middling club.
sos for prime new No. middling, s. % for No.
do, and S2.47 for common. Corn 72ldSOc for
unsound new mixed western. S0aS2c for sound do,
8212c for one parcel choice do closing at Sl@Sl19c
for sound shipping, and g5c for western yellow.
Oats dull aud pose lower, with good supply; new
western 52G5612c. Petroleum dull at 26G2519c for
crude, and l2c for refined in bond. Pork more
active and firmer at S3056d30.75 for new mess,
closing ut $50 66 for old do, and S2425G 2i50 for
Cut meats steady Lard dull and heavy at 1910
pa and small sales at 22l5c. Butter heavy at 20
d33c tor western and 25s50c for State.
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Iur Lam SroEv.-Ibe violent storm Of Tues
day might proved especially severe u Rutherford
county, destroying fences, seriously iujurirg the
gruuiuC crops and. in some Instances, causing the
loss of human life. The house ct Nh. Campbell
ru Nurlrrcsboro. was blown down. and his wife
Allod. while another lady, in che same house
Whose name we have not learned. was very
seriously ID not fatally injured
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The Cholera.

NEW York, June 9-SeverSl cases Of cholera re-
ported in the city to-day and two deaths on Oliver
street although grave doubts ara entertained as
To the exact character Of the disease. No alarm
Is felt here The excitement is increasing at Sc
quin's Point and many Staten Islanders declare
they will not have quarantine guards there next
Monday or Tuesday They held meeting to de-
nouuce the authorities and urging that some other
plaee be selected.
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Tennessee Bonds...-.....S5
Davidson Co. Bonds.-.7O
l.. and \. X. K. Scripts
The above bonds are
bought with coupons
"a Railroad Stork.......3 30
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NICUT EMISSIONS CGRED.

Young man. stop before you further 90. OF all
diseases subject to man. there is disease hard
to cure as Night Emissions. and phy sieians arc
scarce who understand treating IL; and 10 ecu
ter dollar, and are now well cured by me. am dai-
ly receiving letters and sending medicine ia ali
parts ofthe country. In word all that are diseas
ed in any way. and viii give acall will give salts
faction for all Of the diseases mentioned in this
advertisement. Tho best Of references given in
this city. All letters should be directed 70
DIR. McGILL. box 749 Nashville, Tenn
Office over John York's Book Store, Union
street, between College and Cherry streets.
apTi3-ly
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RECORDERS CoURr.-The hot weather has not
diminished the number Of delinquents who daily
pay their dcooirs before the shrine of the rOtund
and ruhicund Recorder. On yesterday score Of
them paid their score-some in greenbacks. and
some in certain terms Of service to be done for the
city under the superintendent of the workhouse
keeper and his assistants. For particulars, see
small bills on the books.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-10

THE THEATRE.-Tho Campbell Minstrels appear
tomorrow night at the Old Theatre This is the
opening of Mr.. Flynn's summer season. and he
commences with strong card. If the troupe he
now presents are anything like that under Peel,
Murphy and West. Of the days Of yore. they
should draw the fun-loying and musc-loyng
public in large numbers.
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In a few DAYS Santa Anna viii issue a manifes-
10 defining his position and policy. declaring him
self in favor OF the Republican party in Mexico.
and his faith in the early and complete triumph
of the Liberal GAUGE.
Ex-Captsin General Dulce arrived this evening
on the Spanish frigate Isabel. II Is understood
that the spanish residents Of New York will soon
give him a reception.
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New York Stock Market.

by telegraph
NEW YORK, June 9.-The Commercial says:
terday but dull. The clques are doing very
little. New York cliques are selling out, and the
price is again lower. Erie "a lower and dull. The
both of which are being manipulated for higher
prices Government securities quiet but steady
at closing quotations of yesterday.
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CHANCERY SALE
OF VALUABLE
T 0 w N L o T S
MurfreesbOrO, Tennessee.
PURSUANCE OF ADEoREE RENDERED

IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE RENDERED
i in the case Of Robert :. Curtin ard others, q.
IT. =. Keeble and wife and others at the April
Term. 1866. Of the Chaneery Court for Rutherford
county / viii offer for sale, 20 the highest bidder,
at the Court House door in the town of MurfTees-
boro. Tennessee, on MONDAY, THE ID DAY
OF JULY MKT. upon a credit OF one and two
years. Except 500 in CASH the purchasers giving
bond with two good securities, and a leln being
retained until the purchase money Is all paid
the Dover Lands Of the late Mrs. Elizabeth Cur
rin-widOw of Jonathan Currin. deceased-situa-
ted on the turnpike road leading fromM urfreesbOro
20 Shebyville: with Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad and Lytle's creek running through said
lands: the whole tract contains 1917 acres, and
lies mostly within the corporate limits OF the town
of Murfreesboro. upon which is situated large
and commOdious Brick Dwelling. the residence Of
the late Jonathan Curtin, deceased. including the
celebrated SAND SPRINGS. Said Lands will
be divided into iots 20 suit purchasers: plat Of
which win be exhibited on the day Ct sale. and
can be sees AT any time in the Office Of the under
signed at MurfreesborO, Tennessee
The above Lands are sold for a division Of the
proceeds among the heirs of Jonathan Currin-
deceased. JAMES NJ. TOMPkINS.
june3-5t-j3. l0.17.2ljl C&M&C0m
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.

THE SUBSCRIBER Is NOW RECEIVING
i another addition 10 his already extensive
= l. q
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STATE OF TENN EssEE.-RieEman County

;. Gray, %. II. Fitu.
IN THIS CASE 1T APPEARING TO NE.
l. that the defendant Harvey Fits is a n0n-resi-
dent debtor. so that the ordinary process Of law
cannot be served upon him. and Il appearing 10
me, that the attachment has bean levied upon the
defendants property; il Is therefore. ordered, BY
me. that publ cation be nade for four weeks in
the Union and American, q paper published in
the city OF Nashville. notifying said defendant 70
appear before me. on ths ID day Of July next. al
my Othee IN Hickman county, and defend said suit.
or the same will be proceeded with with es porte.
Z. w. NUNNELEE, J. p,
iune5-W3t' for Hickman county.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-The case of the State Cs. Geo.
L. Pratt for rape, was resumed yesterday. There
were a number Of witnesses examined who tcsti-
fed that the prosecutrx bore good character
previous TO her association with the prisoner The
case was submitted 10 the jury after elaborate
argument, and they soon returned a verdict of
guilty, and fixed the term Of Imprisonment in the
peRitentiary at fifteen years. The counsel for
Prntt moved for and obtained a new trial.
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MENDINC OUR WAYs.-A substantial stone eros
sing is being made from the Posl Office to the
USIoN AND AMERICAN buildings. A similar one
should connect the Post Office with the corner on
which it is proposed to locate the U. s. Custom
House. and the latter corner with the Maxwell
House. With these improvements and the Gus
tom House. our corner would be fully set up
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NV York. June "a special from Washing
ton to the evening papers says that prominent
North Carolinans say their State will be the first
to accept the new constitutional amendment.
tional bank has been released, under 5000 bail.
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JACKSON, Miss june 9.-The Mississippi Press
Convention at this place passed a resolution de-
claring that the people accept the arbitrament Of
arms in good faith. and will support emancipation
and elevate the freedmen. They endorse the
Presidents reconstruction policy and say stevens
Sumner A Co, are attempting 10 destroy the Con-
Stitutinn and establish a despotic HOvenment.
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Fire i'm PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, June "a destructive fire
broke out here this morning. on the corner of 18th
and Caldwell streets, on the Schuylkill Deanes
wool len MILL and James Morrach, Jr., and Co.'S
establishment for dyeing and printing cotton and
wooden, were destroyed. The Keystone mills
were saved. Loss S200.0G0 which is partially in
sured in New York and New England companies.
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BYTELEGRAPH.
THE pSP,rCUES OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
NOON DISPATCHES.
rpnM WARRINGTON
Majority Report Of the Reconstruction
C0nmilfpR

Majority Report OF the Reconstruction
Committee.
WASHINGTON. June 9--The report of the ma
jority the Reconstruction Committee was laid
before Congress yesterday. 1t declares that the
lately Iebelious States caa only be restored TO
their political rights by the consent of Congress
that the Governors appointed by the President
had tho power to organize civil courts, and that
no Contribution has been legally adopted in any
of these States except Tennessee. The report
further represents that Tennessee is the only one
of the States at all qualified for representation III
Congress.
The minority who dissent from the conclusions
Of the Committee are Senator Reverdy johnson,
and Representatives Henry Grader and Andrew
a Freedmen's school I'm South Carolina.
Rev. Mr.. Porter. D. D., of South Carolina. has
succeeded in obtaining from the Secretary of the
Treasury the Marine Hospital in that State FOR
the purpose Of establishing freedmens school.
lie was sent here by the Episcopal Board Of
Judicial Decision.
The validity of the civil rights bill has been
again called in question BY Justice Watkins of
Sandy Hook, Indiana, in charge of case of rape
made by cOiored wsman, in behalf of her
daughter, against white man. The Justice de-
cided that, the evidence of white witness was
affair. The case has just been reported to the
War Department, and by it referred to the proper
authorities for investigation.
MIR. Davis Parole.
Ii /; said that majority of the Cabinet are IN
favor of Mr.. Davis being paroled, and IT was so
far arranged that the amount required for his
bond was S2500O0
Cost of Indian Treaties.
1t appears that it will take nearly three million
to carry out the treaties which have recently been
made with the Indians.
Gen. Fry's Case Before the Committee.
The Fry Investigating Committee are taking
quite vOliminous testimony, which is said to be
dana ging to both Gen Fry and the business
management of his Bureau
The Bankrupt Bill.
1t il understood that Judge Poland viii report
favorably on the Senate's bankrupt bill from the
} Judiciary Committee next week, but there is very
little hope of its passage this session, as it will
provoke more discussion than the Senate can de-
vote 70 it prior to the summer adjournment.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-10

SAN FRANCIsCO, June IA Prescott, Arizona,
letter says that several public meetings have
been acid in that place to consider matters before
Congress. A strong protest is made against the
PomerOy bill. which proposes to exercise the gifN
of public lands for the improvement of naviga-
of roads therefrom to Salt Lake and Prescott
Resolutions were also adopted, opposing the alb
sorptOn by Nevada of all territory west of the
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rhe Policy of the Government on the
Mexican Question.
FROM MEXICO.
Twenty-Five Confederate COIOnfStS Cap
tured by the Liberals and Held 70,
Ransom.

New ORLEANS, June 1.-TWO Vera Cruz arri-
walls to-day, with dates to the Sd inst.
The Liberals advanced from Oajaca on COrdO-
va. and captured twenty-five Confederate colo
nists among them, Col. Marshall, of Mississippi;
Judge Sneed and Ruskin J. Costa, Of Mississippi /;
Col Cooke. Missouri; DR.. Rogers. Capt. J. ROg
ers, and Mr.. Scott, do: Mr. Lester 4Iouisiana /:
Mr.. Gibbs. Texas; Mr.. Wright George-and Mr..
Anderson, Alabama: Mr.. Downs, Texas; Mr..
Cox and Mr.. Began, Missouri; Mr.. Doyer, Fort
Bond.
The Liberals were led by New Orleans creole.
The captives are held for $4,000 ransom. The
Liberals claim that Maximilian granted them
ised assistance, but the prisoners had already
been held eighteen DAYS
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i anothcr addition 20 his already extensive
Stock of
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
Thereby offering inducements TO dealers and puT-
chascrS seldom met with.
Among his Stock will be found the following:
GROCERIES,.
Sugars. of all kinds Cohees Of all kinds
Green and Black Teas Star Candles, Soaps, salt
Oysters. several brands, SardineS, English and
American Soda, foN's Starch, Indigo. CopperaS,
Nader.
Liquors.
Otard Brandy. HenncSsy Brandy American
Brandy, Port Wine. Sherry Wine Madeira Wine
Clarets. Champagne Wines Old Whiskies, Brandy
Peaches. Peach and Apple Brandy, Holland and
American Gin.
CIGARS, ETC.
Carolina lst u. and 81. Peru and other brands
Smoking aud Chewing Tnhaccos Pickles English
and American. Sauces. English and American.
Mustard ami Spices, Crackers, Candies MolasseS
Syrups Nails, Glassware. and many other articles
too numerous 10 mention.
ROBERT THOMPSON,
may2)-Sm p South Market Street
Sacks Wanted. Rags Wanted.
n WILL PAY CASH FOR A LIMITED MIN
| Der of coed BurlRp Sacks or S;nnuy
Hays. in small lots. Those who have emntsnl
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CHURCH lNTELLGENCE.rh Right Reverend
BsHoP QUINTARD arrived in the city yesterday
on an Episcopal visit. lie will administer the
rite Of confirmation to-day. at l0lI A. NJ. at ST.
Stephens, Edgefed at Holy Trinity Ar. NJ,
and at Christ's Church ut p. NJ.
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DIR. NENGLE, well known as a writer under the
non de plume of Cousin Nourma," and at present
the travelling correspondent of the Memphis
BpIliin is in the city.
FroGs.-Go to Stedmans and get mess of
tins delicions dish.
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cost of Indian Treaties.
rI,e Rnnkrnnf RiII.

favorilbly on the Senate's bankrupt bill from the
Judiciary Committee next week, but there is very
little hope of its passage this session, as it will
provoke more discussion than the Senate can de-
vote TO it prior TO the summer adjournment
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NJ. Louis Market,


ST.. LOUIs,June 9th.-Flour firm and unchanged.
Wheat firm; choice club advanced to sl.g3@2.
Corn weaker at close, 76c. Oats better at 400
l5.iBaeon stiff; shoulders advanced to l5c. Whis-
ky weak and no buyers, at 1924
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Young married ladies whose misfortune it has
been not 10 bring forth in due season, remember
God has said you should multiply ard replsnish
IL this IL your desire. you can consult me either
by letter or in person. No lady over thirty 1--WE
years of age need make application. All cOmmu-
nicatiops BY letter or person strictly confidential
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FROM South America.

NEW YORK, June 9.-News from the South
Pacific unimpOrtant. A grand national banquet
has been given at Lima in honor of the repulse of
the Spanards. Nothing has been heard of the
new Peruvian iron-cladS since leaving Brazil
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This preparation is one Of the most eficaeOus
remedies now in use for restoring hair 10 its orr
ginal color, promoting its grOwth-and for all
diseases of the scalp.
mayl6
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New Orleans Market.

by telegraph
NV ORLEANS, June Cotton sales 1.4OO
bales at 25G36c. Receipts 302 bales. Pork S34.
Gold l37l% Bank sterling CO.
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NEw YORK. June 9.-The steamers City of Lon
don, TeutOnic, Fulton, Denmark, Brazilian and
United Kingdom, sailed for Europe to-day. The
first took about So 2l5, 900 in gold.
Tie steamer New York, from Aspinwall with
California mails ofthe 18th, has arrived bringing
1858 0OOin treasure
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FoE BUS Oh LApINU, Railroad Receipts, and
every kind of mercantile Printin leave ord crs
nj the UNION ANn American Printing House.
None but the best material used, and satisfaction
Guaranteed in work and prices.
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w. FREEMAN d 60.

Thomas W. Jones Is the duly authorized
Agent 20 receive and receipt for subscriptions 70
this paper. in the county Of Giles.
I.oris VI. williams Is the duly authorized
agent for the UNIoN AND AMERICAS in the county
of Dyer,
Mr. james Campbell. of franklin. is the
authorized agent for the UNIoN AND AMERICAN,
in Williamson county. Our daily paper is always
for sale nj Mr.. Camphcll's news stand.
Captain w. D.. Armstrong. of Gallatin, is
our authorized agent 20 receive subscription, for
the UNION AMI AMERICAN in Sumner county.
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Thereby offering inducements to dealers and pug
chaScrs seldom met with.
Among his Stock will be found the following:
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HI. ~ RNETT.
81 Last Fourth.
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tn THE LADIES
STERILITY.

All affections Of the Womb treated with SUI
cess. Those married ladies who have been so uI'-
fortunate as to miscsrry, OF prove abortive, can
be carried TO their full time, If found pregnant.
LIZ Twin. a nnn
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A Rare Business Chance
COUNTY AND STATE RIGHTS OF A
- Patent Covering, Wiebe's improved mode OF
Advertising in City RailroadCars, and other public
places, are now offered for sale cheap. For cir
cuIar containing full particulars, address
FREDERICK WIEBE,
Knoxville, Tennessee. P. 0. Box lO4.
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Olp PArERS.-Wc have on hand a large mum
Der of old newspapers. suitable for merchants t.
wrap up goods etc. for sale cheap. jelw
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VIZ did not believe in "curc-alls" until we
tried AYERS inimitahle PUBS. and now we think
the whole secret lies in the fact. that rurgatives
are the natural remedies for disease. and Dr. AVER
has made the host OF purgntiyos. They cure all
our complaints.-Lo Logan CO., Press
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

WE HAVE ESTABLISHED TIE FOLLOWING
Agencies in Middle and East Tennessee for
the sale of the
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For enc Carte DC Ni,jtcs, or large Photographs,
plain or elegantly colorcd. call at GIrRs' Gallery.
o. Union street |jc2-lm
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PERSONS advertising in the street cars can have
cards printed at the UNloN AND American OrrIcr.
90 t the car panncls In "a style not 10 be cquallcd
in these regions
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BILL HEAps.-Wc invite attention 60 the style
and quality of bin heads executed az the Job
Rooms Of the UNIoN ,Np AuEEICAN Office. The
best or paper Is used. and the work done in the
highest s;,l ct the art
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rWvarE NFnIcN AuucE.-Rcad DIR. Whit
tiers advertisement iu another column. jau-,- 6n
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MERRITT & HILL,
DEALERS IN
w ALL PAPE II s.
WINDOW SHADES.

ina PhOtO GOODS,
a. CHURCH, STREET.
DOpssifc No r,reH HOUSE,
uPyti-3m Nashville, Tenn.