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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-02
NO MERE SPECULATOR WILL BE
TREATED WITH.

Description of lands and samples of oil OBJ
tanned from the property. may be seen by calling
at the Office No. . Union street. Nashville, Tenn.
The Secretary, Z. III. Cotton, Nashville, will re-
ceive orders for stock and will forward certificates
by return mail when the money accompanies the
3D.
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CINCINNATI PRICES.

WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO DO WORK
w in the most complete and satisfactory man
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Corner of Hines and Ewing sts., West Nasville
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Louis Vile Chancery Court.

B. F. C. Smith. ,o,o
NJ l''A''i
The county of Sumner, Tennessee, and
the Lou lie and Nashville R.R. Co.
George Thompson
SNO. l9lD.
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HAVING SUGGESTED THE INSOLVENCY
Ill of the estate of L. d. Page, deceased (of
which am the administrator to the Clerk OF the
County Court of Smith county. Tenn, and an or
der having been made for publication in the Nash
Vile Union and American, a newspaper published
in the city of Nashville Tenn, for four successive
weeks recurring all persons having claims against
said estate to file them. properly authenticated,
with the Clerk of said Court or before the 18th
day of November 1866 for ratable settlement un,,
der the insolvent laws of the State, or they VIII
he forever barred This is therefore, to give no
tice of the same. +. GUILD,
may25-4w* Administrator OF SAID estate.
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SNO. 70, 235

E. T. s Ss,D' No. 70, g5.
rrHE COUPON-HOLDERS OF THE SUMNER
county, Tenn. Bonds Of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad Bonds, are hereby net
louisville Chancery Court, Kentucky, made aIS
entered this day, you will file your Coupons in the
above cases within thirty days from this date The
louisville and Nashville Company'is by said de-
cree tobe distributed pro rata among al the mold
ers of said Coupons, who appear and file their
Coupons within said time.
This April 2Sth. 1866. =, ,,,,r,r,r
Commissioner Lou. Chancery Court.
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THREE CENTS.

ARREST ON BENCH WAERANT.-Detectiye Wallis
succeeded in arresting a man named Levin Thomas.
yesterday IN compliance with bench warrant issued
BY Judge Franklin. Of Dorchester county. lie is
charged with beng an accomplish of Lewis Woolford
who was arrested in this city some time since for the
larceny OF |5O IN money, lot Of chickens. &C. tho
property of Mathew Wheeler, of the above counlv
Ee s also charged with stealing $50 in money from
James Thompson. Of the same county. He is held at
DUR prison for tho asthoriGes Of the county in
which the theft was committed.
AssACLTs.-James Boyle was arrested yesterday
by officer Woods charged with agsaulting and threat
ening John J. McNeair Justice Spicer released him
on bail for court. Officer Martin took Lima Moore
into custody on Wednesday, at the instance of At
vina KRUGER charged with having assaulted and
beat the complainant. sac was released bail for
court by Justice WaaIen.
A MATCH GAME OF BASE BALL.-A match game Of
base ball is to be played this afternoon at o'clock
between the Athletic Club, of the Western section OF
the city, and the Carroll Club. Of the Eastern sec
ton. II viii take place upon the grounds Of the
latLCr on Jefferson street extended. and will no
doubt prove exciting and interesting game.
KOBBINC ! DRAwER.-Jobn Brown, coIorel, was
yesterday arrested by policeman Farley, charged
with stealing two dollars from the drawer in the store
ofLuther Rep, No. 3 Pine street He was observed
by the proprietor, who testified to that effect before
"ust4SS S1o"dcIe ana lle accused was committed l0r
| The action of the grand jury.
| INJURED By FALLING FROM HORsE-Ou Wednes-
day afternoon about o'clock Charles Sacks, boy
about fifteen years of age fell from horse on Gem
trail avenue near Baltimore street. and fractured his
left arm above the elbow. lie was taken to the resi-
| dence of his parents No. IS Hampstead street, and
| the services of DR.. J. A. Conner availed Of
| FSED.-Policeman Kidd arrested Lewis Addison
colored, yesterday, charged with drunkenness and
I II Il.
| costs by Justice Spcer, in default of payment o
| which he was committed.
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AMUSEM ENTs.

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-Miss Chestney-the
young lady who has been delghting large audiences
the past week by her spirited comedy actng-takes
her benefit this evening, and viii appear as Lady
Gay Spanker. in Boucicaults fashionable comedy OF
London Assurance which will be presented in q
superior manner. and with cast of unusual strength
embracing Mr.. W aliack, Mr.. Bangs, Mr.. Bishop, Mr.
Hall, Mrs. Bishop, Miss Anderson, and young gen.
tlenan Of this city, who appears Sir Harcourt
Courtly. The comedy will DC elegantly mounted,
and the garden viii be rendered attractive by
a number of natural flowers in full bloom from the
garden Of Messrs. Halliday, and fountain of real
water which Will bo of the greatest scenes Of the
kind ever presented here.
MARYLAND ISsTITUTE-The very attractive enter
tainment Of the Lubn Brothers, in which they give
series of the cleverest magical tricks, will close with
this week. They will appear in a fine programme
tonight, in conjunction with the wonderful sphynx
mystery, and tho highly amusing autom ata, whose
performances surpass anything Of the kind we have
had here. a matinee performance will be given at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon, when children will be
admitted for 10 cents.
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LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS
TO THE
DAILY UONIME.R CIAIs.


VERA Cruz, April Is, via New Orleans May 2
Generals Almonto, Heron and Brincourt nave sailed
for Europe with four hundred French troops. tten.
Galyez has been arrested and confined at Pueba.
General Garcia has arrived at the Capital and taken
his portfolio as Secretary Of War. Senor hagunza
has been appointed President of the Ministry. SepoT
Joaquin Norega has been named Under Secretary
of State. There is no doubt that MaXimilian intends
to order = general draft.
General Lo2ada has defeated and put to fiGht the
Liberals st Uuujecor. The Liberal loss was 10 KILLED
and 10 prisoners, besides some arms and ammunition
After an obstinate encounter Corunas Liberal toIccj
were defeated at UTaS del Castillo leaving $50 killed
ami many wounded.
Mazatlan remained in good condition, protected hy
J, 200 troops and new column wiz soon be formed
to operate with Gen. Lozada on the PANAMA.
The Imperial Government had fixed n new anC
peremptory for the presentation OF al credit
against { .e revenues.
Colonel Dupin arrived on the 2lst et Tampico viii
$50 men, leaving the rest of his forces escaladed
different points, intending to march against the Ju
artists occupying Ciudad Vircetura. Rio Verde Sar
donis. Potosi continued be occupied by the que
rillas of Barragon. Many small engagements hay
occurred, the ImpeTialists being invarisbly ycto
rious.
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The Negro Riot af Memphis.

MENPHIs. May 2..-Fires are raging in South Mem
phis, AMONGST the negro quarters. Several are Te'
ported killed. No effort is being made to quench the
fires. Ghe negroes of South Memphis fred on a cti-
zen. wounding him and Z white woman. this morn
ing. The sbcrifs posse attempted to disarm all the
negroes they met but the latter fed to Fort Picker
ing, firing rs they ran. They were driven from the
fort this evening. and sought the woods.
During the excitement seven negroes and one
citizen were killed, and few houses burned. The
military have been under arms all day. All is quiet
tonight, but fears entertained that the negroes
will attempt to burn the city. Up to tie present time
fifteen blacks and four whites have been killed.
TsECoND DISPATCH.
MEHpHrs May 3--About thirty houses occupied by
the colored people and all their school houses in
south Memphis were pulled down or burnt last night
and ten negroes were killed during the day. Every
thing quiet this morning. and it is hoped that order
will be restored. The negroes nearly all fed to the
woods last night, but are reforming this morning.
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RE Z-lJ is now stated posi-
FoRT Koypor Y, United States Marsha
Barry and guard iI%o of piRgty sR sGd To- -"ddenl
sbsnnsdoJ afS.ungtqn irving when she so b.
sTsba and lfo bi mat city several days since
norfolk by the captain Of the steamer. has nado q
statement, according to the Norfolk paDers that a
naYlng received the amount of the United STATE,
claim from her owners he felt no interest in the coz
1eeen OF l6ose due the city. and consequently made
10 10 detaln the boat. 1t ascertained
lel9ds IteThoOn by steamer sent out by Major Cen
eral Miles that the fugitive steamer had zen
and proceeded to New ! York. ''''1 pp'aFeo
puoIic meeting of the friends of the BihIa couso
vas ned IN the Cumberland Methodist Cbnrcb 81
Norloik on the evening Of April 3Oth, for the mr.
pose 9? organizing Bible society in that ctv "a an
auxlllaTy to the Virginia Bible Society, Measnres
were adopted by the meeting by which tbe RihIe
cause would be brought before the congregst F
eac Ghufch IN the CITY for the purpose of obtaining
society. VI 'no op9ect OF tne
l, The steamer Chiekamauga. formerly known a. the
elockaoe runner Edith and sunk by the COnfederate
forces near Indian Wells, on Cape River dn-ine tbe
Stack On Fort Fisher, has been raised by the arm of
has aTrFeS T INA Mf9y H2 nc Co. Of Norfolk Va and
IRON IRON propeller, with double chimneys A tweJve
Ounuer Parrot gun is the only remaining one of her
wilmington to Norfolk averaged seven knots and
naT tH, only one OF her engines in use ~
Al tns large sale OF QuartermaSter-s propertv un5a-
the direction of Col A. p Blunt oommencsd "Iaeo bea
r anu VIII be continued until all the articles
the following vessels have arrival or Norf,1.
,o 1errude Horton, from Boston, assorted
tlmore for EeTbern c. salt hay and coal; scbr p
nore ~ CamPDe cat6n IL Mel from North Carolina for BaIt
naiied e IRON IA Norfolk; steamer Wm. T. de Forrest
from New York for Newbern, N c. Steamer Gov, Gov,
ernor worm; = from Wilmington, Delaware, for Viii
=, The United States gunboat Ascutney, Captain Ma
thanlel Morgan. arrived here this afternoon frono
Nlenmond, a., with assistant Secretary of the
Nary g. B. Fox. Ccptain Wise of the Ordnance Inc 1ae
partment, at Washington, D. c.. and several Other
persons Of note. JULIET
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Mr.. Peabody was present at the Guildhall in Lon
don, on the 18th ult, by request, distribute the
prizes gained by the successful competitors at the
Working Glasses Industrial Exhibition, which had
been held there for some weeks. He made the fol-
lowing speech
Though stranger to you, aud of another country,
y0H were pleased to intimate to me that my presence
among you This day would give you qualification
lcneerS land on my part / bound to say that
while have been constrained to decline many invi-
tatOns recently addressed to me- have reserved to
myself with peculiar satisfaction the opportunity of
meeting the working men of London, whose repre-
aentatyes YOU are in the midst of the scene of their
honorable rivalry and the display of their most mer
tOriOus achievements. Cheers. Such successful
competition as that which meets its due reward this
day must be productive of the highest advantages to
the people at large and all classes of the community
derive benefit from the elevGtug tendency of the
erssten industry and skill displayed IN the cOnstruc
ton OF these WORKS OF art which are about to re-
cCiyc the token Of public communication. Spring
ing as | DO from the people, and owning with y0u
the AnglQ-oaXCn stock, uneignedly rejoice in this
fresh evidence OI tao advancement Of the industrial
classes in the dignity of labor and in those habits OF
selt-rellance and honest Independence which emo
bio any people, and afford the surest guaranty the
true prosperity and moral greatness of apy country
about to distribute Fare the just reward of your own
| personal efforts, but hope you will allow me to re-
DOUBTED MERIT you Will crept 1t also acknowl-
edgCmenJ made py you IN this century which will be
| productive of good and rebound to the advantage
Of future generations, who must profit by your aud-
able eXertions IN the field Of scientific research and
| II the open Workshop uL nations constructive
| skill Cheers. Should the Great Disposer Of all
events give TO nc the happiness of returning to this
country hope to the complete success of pro-
jeCts designed by me for the permanent welfare of
the deserving poor Of this metropolis loud cheers
and may then enjoy further opportunities of inter
course with hose IN whose welfare and happiness
nave SO great an interest. removed and prolonged
/ LlCCrE.
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Baldwin. Bax.er.. Blaine, Boutwell,, BTandage
Votchkiss Hubbard of Iowa, Jenckcs, Julian, hGr-
son Kgilsy e5o Loan Hyncb MGFfEgT niP;geT P;U r.
Mass, Stevens, WashbuIne OF H. Williams wilson
of Iowa, Window and Woodbridge-56:
The llOuse then voted on the bill as II came from
the Senate without amendment and passed It. Z cas-
So nays 55 So the State of Colorado is admitted INTO
the Union the moment the President signs the bill
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT.
The Speaker hero laid before tho House 4 MESSAGE
from the President, stating in answer TO resolution
of the House, that 1t would be Incompatible with
he public interests to transmit the reports Of Gen.
4: ). Smith and James T. Brady on the condition oi
affairs ID New Orleans
Messrs Conkiiog and Boutwell, submitted to the
House additional supplemental evidence from tho
Bedford Brown, OF North Carolina, D0rance Atwa-
ter z. NJ Cook, Sidney Andrews. It, Col. Brodle.
and Henry c. Lawrence. Most Of the evidence ha5
boon anticipated. That Of Hon. Bedford Brown for
possess some interest.
Mr.. Brown testiies that he hiss always been non
geccssionist. lie thinks that the people cG North
Caroline at tho surrender Of Lee, were satisfied with
the result. because they had seen that the result
inevitable, and great many were tor peace ana were
attached sincerely to the Union. They believed
that there was no safety out Of the Union Bat oi
late he says, it s due to truth TO state that from
various circumstances, the people have almost comt
to despair It is partly from loss Of their slaves
blt il chiefly arises from tho long delay IL their not
being allowed representation III Congress. This de-
lay had produced feeling Of discomfort among
Union men, The Preat mass Of people were anEiou!
io- return to the I Mon, though there UnScru
pulous men who were making trouble. lie would
recommend that all loyal men should be admitted Il
Congress.
Sidney Andrews newspaper correspondent, test
ies that bs did not find q spirit of sympathy wit
the Union in Georgia. the people regretting the fail
ure to establish the ConfederaCy.]
Mr.. Washburne, of H., introduced q bill to incOr
porate tho Orphans Home Of the District of CoUn-
bia. Adjourned.
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HYeIENIc WINE is especially recommended for al
cases of Debility, whether arising from protracted
illness or constitutional defect. The Convaescent.
tee Invalid, and Ladies will find in it immediate re-
lie, and restoration of the wasted forces. if used
according to directions. For ali diseases arising
from arrangement Of the digestive organs it is SUI
premely effective. Ask your druggist for il.
BYGIESIC VINE,
The finest tonic in the world. The coavalescert
and dcbilitated will find renewed yigor and st ength
in the OF the HYGIENE WINE. Physicians re-
commend it. my 4-2t
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1t Is not oversatiDg the fact t1 say thac the most
remarkable success of any mechanical invention OF
kcr Sewing Machine. While the proprietors Of this
noble instrument appreciate the merits Of other ma
chimes in the market they cannot but feel just prize
in tho aurels with which their machines, and tha
rcor ckich Hey erecute. are crowned wherever taey
are exhibited for competition. Other machines are
hOG0ret with premiums 0ccus!OaCiiJ. but here is an
instrument which never fails to carry Oft the palm
having taken upwards OF thirty first prizes st State
and County fairs. apT-lycol5tp
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hlr. George Peabody, the distinguished American
banker and merchant Of London. arrived here on
the Scotia yesterday morning. Mr.. Peabody went
TO England IN 1887, to make his permanent residence
there, after successful commercial careerin his own
country. In lS43 he established himself in London
as a merchant and banker. his house soon becoming
the headquarters of Americans in London, and the
centre of American and intelligence.
Mr.. Peabody IS now past 70 years of age, and is
still strong and hearty man. He is mainly distin-
gulShed for his extensive charities.
His first large gift sent in 1852. to his native town
Of Danvers. was check for $4,000, to be expended
IN the founding Of a town library and institute
This handsome gift was afterwards increased to
$J0Dj0, besides an additional $1,000 for a branch IL
hrary at North Danyers He also contributed $4,000
to thefrst Grinne Expedition to the Arctic Ocean,
and IN 1857 gave 100000 to found scientific and
literary institute at Baltimore, with pledge to in
crease this sum to $500 000
Lis largest ana most notable donations, however
have been made to the poor of London, whore the
most Of his fortune has been made. They amount
in all TO t4500OO sterling-G gift so magnificent as to
have lately received the especial Acknowledgement
Of Queen Victoria in letter which was published
few days since. This unprecedented donation was
not the display Of OstentatiOus and exceptional
iberality but was so much in harmony with Mr.
PcabOdy's known generosity of character as to de-
servo the universal commendation it received
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INSURANCE CssaGPANGEss'


No. 70 SECOND SIRE 9. North eide
TAis Company insurcs againBt LOSS Q 2 DAMAGE
EY FIRE on sIl descriptions o. property sit9er in
the city or county, for week, mcn:h or year.
II also makes INLAND INSURANCE. Short IN
surances made on Merchandise in bonded end f:or-
age warehouses; and where the riss has ts-ninsteis
tce Premium i0r the u2expEed time va he reLuro-
3D. JOHN COATES,
prnaiiart.
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NSROsPECTUs
THE BENTLEY SPRINGS COMPANY.

rst-class establishment to which the citizens of
Baltimore could retreat 10 the heat Of summer, was
sought for in vain during tke past To supply
that want and TO present ut the Same time profit
able yestment to subscribers. attention called to
this Prospectus.
Bentley Springs is situated the distance Of about
30 miles from the city, 1900 feet above tide-water
the Northern CeHtral Railway which, with It's double
track and present facilities, renders access TO the
Springs and frequent. The location Is one OF the
most healthy in the United States, and the scenery
scarcely surpassed anywhere in beauty and romance
OF character Magnificent trees, an abundance OF tne
Purost water, beautiful ravlnes, clear mountain
streams and lofty hills contribute to ma 20 this spo
stuacuve, and to point 1t out admira bly, adapted
for large Summer Hotel. The surroun ding neigh
delightful prospects.
tM proposed to profit by these natural advantages
oy te etectlon on one Of the most eligible Sites and
Wlsnn view ofthe Depot, Of frst-cass Hotel. under
as SeotiSn OF the Bentley Springs Company. Of
DarSlnYIo NIuntg; Ihe amount Of Capital is fixed
at One hundred Thousand Dollars in Shares of One
Hundred Dollars each, and the unders;s nad ara the
OEioers and Directors '''A ~< ~
1t is believed that in asking the ctizens of Bslti-
more to nubscTibe to this project 1o ore .Svnnc;na
their individual ntsrsEts as well as that Of the oty
itself. VI '--" S'N'
Our citizens viii be waited on by the Director. of
the Company for the purpose Of soliciting snbscrn-
tions to the stock.
Application may also be made to tho seorstarv
st the Office Of the Compaly No. s. Charles ssrest.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS: '@' WV
*. A. ABBOTT, Pros't.
fGSH HaHasra fPfTf n Hutchinson 4.IPstRa Pa1E:4
g. W. Burton. 1saae y: George.
$ssasssa $sss sssi2b 2braa.ua. sss;I:s ) S;iIsss''
I. q. Kaixhh ssslssssT aaS-a
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From Nashville

NASHVILLE. Tenn. May An Atlanta, Ga, des
patch says tho Masonic Holl burned last night.
The loss is hundred thousand dollars mostly
covered by insurance. 4 heavy hail storm in VIII
hanson county yesterday. nearly destroyed the corn
and other crops. In the case Of Isham Henderson.
the direct examination of Hoge closed and the court
adjourned on account Of the iIsss of Colonel Coyle
counsel for the accused
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faEIadiElaE Essss.
fsiIadiEllS Weed.
Wood Of c4 Sizes, OakG and Pine Hooa.
Delivered free of charge
0soa C:-y Steam Fire Wood MilIa,
South street,
dZ7 -6m2p jas. Il. J0HNsoy Il Co.. proprietoIs.

GoHrLETE CLOTHING EoUsE.-We saka great
pleasure in calling the attention OF readers to the
conspicuous advertisement of Mesgrs. Smith, Bros.
x Co., 80. 20 Wes; Baltimore street. We speak what
know when we say their present stock Of clothing
cannot be excclled. We commend this firm to the
favorable notice Of al who may want goods in their
line. They sell st small profits, and deal tat
anr.p-a with nNarvhn3u
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Adjustment of srilIlar-r Tr,,,u
The following is the order abol shing military tri
bunals. as directed by the Presid snt:
WAR De- ,ARTMKyT,
ADJUTANT GFNrp ,,je o.

WAR De- 9ARTMEyT.
ADJUIANT GENER AL's OFETcE
General Orders No. %: N--' - Ao'''
ORDER IN RELATION TO TRIALS I,y NrIrT.pv corrprs
AND CU4NI SSP oNS.
Whereas, some military com manders are on,bar-
rassed by doubts as to the operation Of the procIa
nation f of Of the President dated the second day of
and military offences yemove syc6 + Is
ordered by the Preside mt that
thereafter. wheneve r offences committed by civil
lans are to be tried here civil tribunals are in exist
ence which can try EN-, their cases are not author
ized to BE- and will not be- brought before military
to Ibs Gr con missions but will
pca6e to camp foil overs. as provided for under the
oOth article of War or to contractors and others
tons and 2, act O March 2, 1868. Persons and Of
FENCES c9gnlzable y the Rules and Articles of War;
to be tried and punished by military tr;bnnals as
prescribed by ths Rules and Articles Of War and acts
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HHaiE Dye! iIntr HyeI!-BACHELog's HAIR
DYE is the best ia thG world The oEig true and
perfect Dye-h -hagmle6silstsntanoous and reliablo--
produces a splendid black or natural brown-rene-
diss tho i'll effects Of Lad Dyes and frequently restores
tn. original color. Sold by sn Druggists. The ena-
inc il signed ". a. B4CHELoE, 81 Barclay street,
EeU YORK. feI-ddyly
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At5aert0n-g g'nerry Cordial

IS the BEST REMEDY for Cholera, Collie, Diarrhcaa
pysentery, INDIGESTION. and all BOWEL COM
PLANTS. It not merely alays the pain but re
the cause and restores the patien. in few iay
to perfect health Prepared by 4. T. AthortOn < Co.
Lowell, Mass Tor sale by Druggists. aH6-ecly