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Ladies dress trimmings, etc, etc, at one
half the regular prices-fne poplins at 30
to 40 cents per yard; Irish linen at Soc. /;
linen shifting, linen towels, hats, skirts,
hosiery, hardkerohieis Mems, ladies',
and children's shoes, and a large stock of
white goods, will he closed out at auction
and private sale this week, without reserve,
by GEo. SHIELDS x Co.,
mayI3-lw p College St..
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Administrators Notice.

HAVTNG suggested the insolvency Of the estates
n Of ". Shy and Andrew Shy, deceased 70
ne Clerk Of the county Court Of snith county
Tenn, this IS 70 notify AT persons having CLAIMS
sgaipst sad estates to file them, properly authent-
Gated with the CLERK Of The County Court of Smith
county Tenn, On or beiore ne nr-t day q August
Is66 for rstatle payuneut or the same Will be hsr-
red forever GREGORY MOORE,
aprs0-ste Admir- of. W. and And. Shy, deed.
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Administrafnr'a Notloe.

II ANING suggested the insolvency OF the estate
Ill Of Alexander Wootion, deceased, 20 the ClerA
OF he County Court Of Smi n county, Tennessee,
and order having been made for publicslon Ia the
Nashv lie Union, q news paper cuhlshed IN the cry
of Nashville, TENNESSEE. for four consecutive
weeks requiring all persoas having clsms against
said estate % tie them. properly authentcsteds
,pith The ERIK Of said Court on or before the 18Th
dav Of October, 1885, tor pro rata distribution, or
thew viii BE- forever barred M laE and equity.
TINS IA therefore, notice OF the same this April
qsfh Is6B MARY DOUGLASS
msyl-1tWs hoialnlstiasrlx'
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Arrested for Obtaining Mules Under
False Pretenses.
Very Near a Larceny.

Deputy Marshal Steele and Mr.. VIM.
1a.saolm yesterday arrested nam named
James WOolford, in Louisville, Kentucky,
and brought him to this city, On a charge
o. obtaining mules under false pretenses.
Noo!io1d, some days since, went to Mr..
-a'ize, a druggist Of this city, and asked
we loan Of three mules and a wagon, stating
'-a' he wished to drive them a short dis
lance IN the country. Mr.. D., suspecting
-'',l'ng wrong, loaned him the animals and
''li'Is' but in an hour afterwards be cold
we o. The mules snd fed with the remain
,'5 Of bis booty to Kentucky.
o ie9lIsition for his arrest was issued by
~. nioWnlow, and yesterday he was
'',eso up, and lie is now in jail.
" are Of opinion that this crime borders
'''s'y upon larceny.
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Notice..

THE MERCHANTS EXOHANGE will be open.
4 ed for business &C the Hail OF the Chamber OF
Commerce. No. 40 College street, on Thursday
next, and every day the eafter az l o'clock, pm
and remain open until O'clock VI hen it is expected
that the Members will be present with samples Of
Cotton, Grains, Groceries, &c.
All buyers, whether members or not, are respect
fully invited 70 be present.
niar2s-H ISAAC LITToN. sec'y.
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Persons residing in and about the city Of
Nashville, and those from distance, who
may be afflicted with any private disease,
are particularly requested to read the ad-
vertisement given in this paper, Of DR..
Kings Dispensary, No. 3 Deaderick street.
Aprill2-tf
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The CROPS. seasons of late,
in this vicinity, are giving the growing
crops a very fine start, tn ough planting
was rather backward. Corn looks bet
ter than cotton indeed most of the
cotton is yet too small for the plant to
show any vigor in its growth. Some
few fields of wheat and rye that we have
seen look very well, and will soon be
ready for the reaper The fruit crop
does not appear TO be 50 abundant as il
was last year, but there will be plenty,
and finer than if the trees were over
loaded .-CohinlblS Ca. } Sun.
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CITY NE VS..

TuE NEW STATE MovENENT.-our Senate
rocacdings in to-day's issue, are Of great
interest to tho people OF Tennessee, as they
relate to division Of the State. We are
inclined TO believe that the resolutions will
be adopted by both Houses.
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Insolvent Notice.

The undersigned Administrator having sugPes-
ted chs insolvency of the estate OF Th0s. A. Kelly
deceased 10 the CLERK u the County Court q Per-
~ county, Tennessee, &c wss ordered by Fad Clerk
that nouce be given, in tha Nashville Unicn, for
three successive weeks for al persons having claims
against said estate % Gle them with sad Clerk duly
authenticated a. the law directs. on or before the
6rst DAY OF Oct0bsr next, or they vii be Forever
barred. n. TRACY Admr.
msy5-W4t
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QonstabIa's Sale.

I WILL. offer for sale on Thursday, the 18th day
1 Of May, 1866. ct 10 O'Clock, am all the stock
and fixtures belonging TO John Thompson, No. 81
south side Of Church street, between Spruce and
McLemore, 70 satisfy an execution IN my hsnds in
favor Of Mrs. Matilda Canon
msylO I'd A. d. CREIGHTON, c. D. @.
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SErEr RuLR9AD.-Only about so eot OF
le track Of the Street railroad, on the cor
rsr of Cedar street and the Square, remains
% be laid. The work Of paving between
Ae rails progresses rapidly.
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ROBBERY IN EDGEFIELD. 49, The grocery
store Of Mr.. Girard, in Edgefeld, was robbed
night before last, of between $40 and $3.50.
The entrance was effected by breaking
through the doors. 1t is not certain who
did the deed.
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PERsoNAL,-We are glad to learn that Dr..
speer, Of Chicago, has taken up his resi-
denee in Nashville. The Doctor is known
to be not only gentleman but well edu-
Gated physician and surgeon. See his card
IN another column.
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1866.

HOUSEKEEPERS troubled with verrnin need
be 20 10 longer, If they use 'SosTAEs" Externina-
Tor. We have used y % our satisfaction, and n a
box cost s., We would have it. We have tTief poi
sons, bat they effected nothBe bur "Costar's" ar
hele knocks the breath on Of Rats, Nice Reaches,
Ants, and bed-Bugs, quicker than We can write t.
Il b IN great demand All over the country - Meiaa
tOhi0l Gazcffe.
sS-see "CosTAR's" advertisement above.
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A very large Spring Stock Of the latest
patterns Of Wall Paper and WiHdOS0 Shades,
comprising all styles and qualities, in store
and for sale by MERRITT * HILL,
AZ Church street, Mayfeld Building,
mhS-tf Opposite Maxwell Hotel
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See a Momnn

In another column picking samburg
Grapes fer Speer's Wine. 1t is an admira-
bic article, used in hospitals and by tie
fTst-class families in Paris, London and
New York in preference 10 old port wine.
II is well worth a trial, and gives great
satisfaction. ldec2l-tst6weowly.
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A DELICIOUS BEvERAGE.-Our friend
Hemphill, No. 335Z Church street, is large
ly engaged in the sale Of Lill's Chicago
Premium Ale-the most delicious beverage
Of the season. " Hemp" has a large bot
thing establishment, as well as a retail
house; and parties can be supplied in
quantities to suit. 1t is a healthy drink,
and is an article which should be in every
family.
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Fine French mUslins, just received and
for sale, by CAMERoy, GRIER & Co.,
Hicks block, cor. College st. and Square.
mis- Nv
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The great decline in prices Of dry goods,
hats, shoes, fancy articles, &c, &C, will be
demonstrated By calling at the auction
looms of GEo. SHIELDS & Co.,
may l3-1w q College street.
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We WILL SELL on Tuesday and Thursday
mornings, at auction, and at private sale,
during this week, large invoices Of dry
goods, hats boots, shoes, dress trimmings,
varieties, ETC., etc. These goods must and
viii be sold for 10hatever they viii bring.
mlS-lw GEO. SHIELDS Co.
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1866.

FARMERS AND HOUsEK EEPERs- re-
collect that hundreds Of dollars worth OF Grain.
Provisions, &C, are annually destroyed By Rats.
Nice, Ants, and etner meets and Vfrmin-al Of
Whicn cen BE- prevented b few dollars worth 81
"C0srAR'sn kst, Roach, Ant, &C., ExtsrmInator
bought and used freely.
- See "COsrAR's" advertisement above.
SB-Soid in Nashville. Tenn, BY w. J.. C. "
SMITH, and Al Druggists and Dealers.
nnarchI7-3m daW
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Ps5sPECTIvE ADJoURNMEST.-It is believed
De legislature wi DO through its business
Ia week, and adjourn. The calendar is
GOV nearly cleared.
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TEE CRors.-We are informed by farmers
rssiding a short distince in the country,
that the crops begin to look We y fine. Corn,
specially, is doing well.
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HENDERSON CoURr MARTAL.-The court
martial met at the usual hour yesterday,
but on account Of the absence Of the Judge
Advocate, who was called TO Louisville, it
adjourned till Monday morning.
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IMPROVING SIDEwALEs.-Workmen are en-
gagged in improving the sidewalks on Col
leFe street, between Church and Union.
We hone others viii follow their example.
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The WEArHER.-The weather is remark
ably pleasant, aud we learn that crops in
jured by the late cold have almost entirely
recovered. This will be good news.
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1866

VOICE FROM THE FAR WEsT-speakaa
Of "Costars' Rat, Roach, Ant, ke Extern "a tor
"mOre grain and provisions are destroyed annually
IN Grant county b. vermin than would raw for IONS
Of This Rat and Insect Kller."-Lanoq5tsT (Wu.J
Herud.
- Bee "CosraR's" advertisement above.
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RATS versus BIRDS Whoever engages m shoot
ing small birds h a cruel man whoever aids 10 ex-
terminating rats Is a beUeiactor. We should hike
some one 10 give us the benefit Of their experience
in driving Out these pests We need something
besides dogs, eats, aud traps for Oh business -
Scientific American. ". J.
RS-see "COsTAR's" advert sement shove.
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Evidence Of great decline in prices Of
dry goods, shoes, varieties, etc can be seen
by examing the large consignment Just re-
ceived by 6Eo. SHIELDS d To-
m1s-Iw q College street.
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To MiIk-men.-Milk Tickets (Pints and
gars) on different colored card-ooaruA' Oh
rai quality, Tor sale at this office.
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silk basques, very low, for sale at
CAMERON, GRIKR & Co.'S,
Hicks block, cor. College st. and Square.
mI3-Iw
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a large lot Of Gar.baldi jackets for sale,
~. CAMERON, GRIER & Co.'S,
1' block, cor. College ST. and Square.
HIa-Iw
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OrE jos OrrICE.-We arc executing oyery
eescriptiou Of plain and fancy job Print
ing in the Doatost style, and at the lowest
-.rlrna ID this nLlca.
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Marriage Licenses and every description
Ct Law Blanks Tor sale at TINS once OF
printed 10 order
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
MARCH RULES, 1865.

George h. Orfnge,
vs.. Z Supplemental and Amended Bill.
Sarah A. Biibo, ct ais.
IN this cause, il appearing 70 The satisfaction Of
Of the Clerk snd Master that the defendants Sa-
rah A. Bilbo, Abel II. Bilbo, Josephine T. Bilbo,
Nancy J. Bilbo, are non residents Of the State Of
Tennessee, so that the ordinary process Of law
cannot be served upon them IL is therefore or
dered that publication be made for tour consecutive
weeks, 10 the Nashville Union, newspaper pub
lishet in the city q Nashville, Tennessee, Tequr
ing sid defendants 70 appear &C The next term OF the
Ohsncery Court Of Smith county, 70 he held at she
Court house 10 Carthage, IN the third Monday in
August, isG6, then and tnere 70 plead. answer or
demur 20 cGuplainants' bill, or the same win be
taken for confessed and set for hearing expsrte As
20 them. ID. a. CAMPBELL, G & NJ.
rnarch23 Mt
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Government sALE.-Msjor Wills will sell
n4Ol number Of Government buildings,
situated near Fort Negley. This is an ex-
cellent opportunity for buyers. See sdver-
tisement.
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1866.

INCREASE OF RATS The Formers Gazette
(Engish) asserts and proves By hgures that one
pair Of kAIS oil have progeny aud descendants
no less than G5l, $50 10 three years NOg, unless
this immense fsmily can be Kept down, they would
consume more food than would sustain 55 900 hui
man beings.
ps5-see "CosTAR's" advertisement above.
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-' ALEIYALs.-We are receiving con-
.''- --'1l's Of staple and fancy goods, bought
'-e heavy decline in New York. We
's'-.ng many Of them for less than i'm
81 cost or manufacturer prices.
GEo. SHIELDS a Co.'S,
No. q College street.
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To Whom 1t May Concern.

A Ii persons having Claims against the Nashville
"a and Chattanooga Railroad Compsnv. Incurred
prior 10 lat July, 1895, notified thsf IN such
slaime are referred . COMMITTEES o. Directors
consisting 81 Lew Wade, n. s. Huaqins. and Thos
-. Caldwell, Esqs-, Who meet 10 Murfreeshorc On
Monday and Tuesday, 18th and z7th nat.
WM. INNE8
eha5-H General superintendent.
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1856

t'COSTAR'5 RAT EXTERMINATOR il simple,
safe, and sure the most perfect RAT-ifcatOu
meeting We have ever attended. Every Rat that
can get IT, properly prepared, vii eat IT, and every
one that eats It vii die generally, a. some place ~
distant a. possible from where it vas taken.Ltike
Shire, Blieh Mirror.
BA-See "CosrARs advertisement above.
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Lace and muslin curtains. A large in
voice from 81 to s., at
mis- Nv Gro. SHIELDS a Co.
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snncinnatI, OhiO.-JosErH b. Quincy, 10
,--rt6orzsd 81eat 70 receive advertisements and
Exemptions Tor me BaiU.le Uaioa.
Ncyy Orleans, La.-EbwIs + OVERALL, Of
,s commercial Reading Room, is our authorized
,.s. Do receive Advertisements aud subscriptions
.-- bs Et.aFls UH0a.
Memphis, Tenn.-D. Il. Tom Co. are
dip authorized agents 70 receive advertisements
.-. .ats-upt.ons for the Nasisrzis UHi0n.
rsr Ho9rra 3 Co, Publisbers' Agents. 81 Park
r-r New York, are authorized 10 contract for adj
r..t-1g 10 or pepper.
lr C5rkCo Publishers Agents, Tribune Build
-. New York. and Browns iron Building, Phla-
...ss. are authorised 70 contract Tor advertising
- our paper.
az. PrrrssanI A Co, Pshlishers' Agents, 81
1.-s Row. New York, and State street, Boston,
.. authorized TO contract for adyertia.ng IN cur
l-e,
lRWumps. 81 Cbesnui street, N. z. corner
street, e. Louis, Do is our authorized agent
e-ss-ye advertisements and cub crptions for the
g.-g. Uai0a.
MN. surnIrID & Co, 81. louis, No, are OCT
,-t5,tzea Agents to receive advertisements and
exemptions for the Nostuiis Union.
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Work on CHURCH srREET.-The work on
Church street is progressing rapidly. It
will soon be in a condition TO do credit TO
the city.
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~ W are Indebted to Ed. willard, No. 2SJI
~ street, for the latest Louisville and
h -'-1au paperl. He has received the
FORK Clipper, Wilkes Spirit, Frank
!. me illustrated, Waverly, Irish Ameri
b.. DA.lou for June, Freeman's Journal,
'P'4'tan Record, and other papers.
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ZOE! LOB!
PURE LAKE ICE

WILL be delivered TO sny part Of the city.
w Families, Botes and Restaurants VII Be
promptly supplied, by leaving Their oFaeis AZ
Tsprl4-anI JOHN HOGAN.
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RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS.

Thanks to the Southern Express for late
papers
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,inncinnatl, OhiO.-JosErH Is. QURBH' Il
,--1Hor1sd 81eat to receive Advertisements and
....... Gar tf,s. .brtYe J40a
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The Digpensary is Located at
NO. 3 DEADE RICK STREET
IN NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
IN NASHVILLE TENNESSEE.

pracet n heCt
Tenn
curesn Iset
Of cases
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Memphis, Tenn.-D. II. Tom s Co. are
dip authorized agents 70 receive advertisements
.-...,.,s,. for the Nnsbt71le UUiOn.
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STRUCTURES.
SYPHILIS

Wh any difficulty of the Womb other ailments eactuv c M
OF oy description given by their my physician e case y "
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Facts and Figures
ABOUT THE GREAT BANK swlNDLE.

WAsulNToN, MAY II.
Whatever may be said of the caus'
os which led to the failure Of the
Merchants National Bank, of this
city, whereby the Government Treas
ury has been muicted to the tune OF
over u half million dollars, one thing
is palpable, which is, that "sone.
thing is rotten in Denmark" The
machine is out of order somewhere
The National Banking Law may be
a superb model of legislation, en-
bodying the outgrowth of the pures,
aud holiest aud most learned states
manship, l do not question this
but there's "screw loose certain
", where officers Of the Government
can collude with gold gambling reb
ell, through the medium of Govern
ment Sub.Treasury, for the purpose
of cloaking magnificent piece o.
..,Io.,. "a .,aA;n, ,,,o i,nn,,,;o,
'ov'0S %"' ''" -, w -,
ana p"nishmen' oi io''e"'y '''"
tho report OF the Bank Examiner
which has partially come to light, ]
anne,rs that these :" grand rasoals,
III n,,lI;o rolhor. now hovon,
""r p"' 'V
doubt ten days before inc pup
lie explosion, that the Baltmor
Cold.gambler was iusolvent an,
90, no,w;,hs,andiny n discussion O
~ s,.. - .nn s,.,,ooa 'or un;,.
TINS iaS' =" '"' p'''".' "
States officers, faymas''r faa'u'o
Shd other trusted agents of the he Gov
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The Fenians.

Mr.. stephens, in his address to the
Fenians in Jones Wood, New York
on Tuesday, admitted his auditors
and the public generally, to far
more intimate acquaintance with the
history of the brotherhood than they
previously enjoyed. 1t seems that
the organization dates back as far as
1857, and originated in this country,
Its earlier operations were conducted
with socrcsy, which had il bren pre-
served until now would have made
tho order far more formidable than il
has shown itself to be. The love OF
money is the root of all evil, aud the
love of power is not far behind it in
dcmoralixing and disorganizing inhu
cnce. Ii is to the divisions in th,
American ranks that Stephens chief,
attributes the failure Of the Fcniar
enterprise, aud jealousy and avaric,
were doubtless the disintcgrating for.
ccs. If unity can be secured, the
sanguinc speaker thought success
would yet crown the Fenian move.
mont, but this necessary condition OF
triumph appears as far off as ever
Only a few Of tho Robcrts.Swccncy
men were among his hearers, and his
cxhcrtations to this class fell appar'
emily upon deaf ears.
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The Army Bill.

General Grant is earnest thatian
army hill be- passed ns soon as possi-
bic. The white volunteers are hmm.
tiont 10 be discharged, as they believe
their Term Of service os,;rcd with tbc
vor The oolorcd troons arc lass die
con,on,ed I'm, ho Gororol hoI;ovo.
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Dirty Work :

Arrangements are being mado to
secure the representation of the elcv-
On Southern States in the next Demo.
cratic Convention. The New York
Daily Neps is already circulating as a
campaign document in the South, and
It is mootcd in influential quarters
that both Fernando Wood and Noor-
hces will be strong candidates for the
Vice Presidency. A man by the
name Of Curtis is now travelling
through the South as agent for tn,
paper, which he furnishes grstuitous
ly to those who can't be induced /,
pay for it. The money for this Ell
terrrise is believed to come out Of th
city treasury Of New York.
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An affray in Sandusky.

The sandusky Register of the 22d
has the following local; Saturday
afternoon Henry Taylor, colorsd
man, was shot and killed in this city
by William Forrison, another eolored
man. Taylor had charged Forrison
with seduciug his wife, aud, much OK
cited, went to house where Forri.
son was staying. An afiiNy cnsued
in which Taylor is said to have twice
snapped a pistol without firing, when
Forrisou fred three timos.--striking
Taylor twice aud killing him, after
which he gave himself up to the au-
thorities, and is now In confinement
awaiting examination. Taylor had
bono good character,
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"A rrIs soldier /

? Gen. Logan hns-written letter tc
a committee Of the Union Convention
recently held at Duquoin, Perry Co..
where his name was suggested as
csudidate for Congress from sbat dis
atist ID which hq spys no espuot' urni urni
der any circumstances, be candidate
for Congress. lie continues; You
will iipd h,e however, fighting by
your side iu tho Union cause when
the Time comes. Yonr views have
the ringiof tie true metal. q As you
all know, | amh fully committed on
all the propositions you present, in
my speeches made in Illinois and
elsewhere, and l have seen no reason
for taking back anything, but am
more firmly Convinced by events that
1 was right .a .ai,ags9ss. s.n Ia.
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s26o,ooo.Ooo rrauai
. NY PoLIcY.h %


A correspondents writes to tho New
York 7nbrae from Washington, as
follows; Without the authority of
law President Johns q among his
earliest acts of reconstruction, order-
cd the sala of Government railroads
and railroad running stock, iron and
materials to an snormeus amount to
Southern men, ,bn credit no directed
the qaartermastor In charge 10 turn
over the property. and take the pur-
ehasers' notes, payable monthly, up
to two years the value Of the prop
crty thus nomiaally spld, tatia real
i,y given away was probably $500,
600, 600, Of sourse the notes, a
they fell due. wers not paid, The,
are uuder protest hera ite millions
The Observation-Disclosures chattel mort
CAGES on propaty. all in rebel hand
: that hasIoep consumed In large par
! in par. has changed hands; and Il
iaSalaace of shioh il ased in dchnl
disregard of the contract ef pm
chass. ThsPsesident refuses 10 pa
NIT proceedings 70 compel paymsp
or 10 recover possesAion Of any po
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