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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-06
Missouri stnte ConventIen.

ST. LOUIS, July 5.-The Conservative
State Convention adjourned yesterday, sub
iect to a call of the President and majority
of the Vice Presidents. Resolutions we're
adopted requesting Gov. FLETCHER TO retire
the troops which the late Legislature author
lied him to call into service to preserve
peace, declaring it to be unconstitutional to
keep troops in service during peace, without
the consent Of Congress, except when actu-
ally invaded or in imminent danger thereof
endorsing President JoHsoNS action rela-
tive TO the Freedman's Bureau Civil Right1
Bill, and all other measures advocated BY
him for the restoration Of the Southern
States to the Union condemning the efforts
Of Congress to amend the Constitution while
one-third Of the States are unrepresented.
Protesting against the attempt to have the
amendments ratified by Legislatures, the
members Of which were elected two years
ago, and heartily approving the course pur-
sued in Congress by Representatives HOGAN
and NOELL. The Convention elected four
District and nine Stats at large, as delegates
to the Philadelphia Convention. Among
the latter were Congressman HOGAN ana
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-06

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world renowned for its superior quality HavinE
been introduced only about six years, q has be-
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decidedly the best ink for records that can be
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proved, For sale By Druggists and Merchants
everywhere.
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PITTS SEPARATOR.
We ARE
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For the following celebrated
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AT! Of which are Offering at Whloelhle and
retail at the lowest
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HORSE POWER SEPARATOR AND CLEAN
Err, complete
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TWO AND FOUR HORSE, COMMON
LEVER POWER. AND THRESHER, known
as the 6rOund-H0g.
BUCKEYE REAPER AND MOWER. with
Self-Rake.
BUCKEYE REAPER AND MOWER. with
Dropping Attachment
BUCKEYE REAPER AND MOWER. Hand
Rake.
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CeIebrntIon ll LID, nlInols.

The largest meeting ever held IN SOUTH
crn Illinois, assembled at salem yesterday,
TO celebrate the 18th Of July. The meeting
was gotten up by soldiers and was addressed
bv Gems. SHERMAN. LOGAN and others.
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cnrnsE on srupr.


The Fall Session commences on NE trst Monday
in september. ana ends the last Thursday IN jan
IKE Spring Session Begins the FIRST Monday ia
FebruaTy and ends the last Thursday In J une.
Tuition. per Session, 2a9i Contingent Zee =
and library Zee en- Invariably ID advance.
Boarding j per week
"A third Professor. who viii devote his whole
time b the school. viii be provided b. the uezt
term Judge Carutheu viii be iu the school part
al me time iunei5-sm.
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CRIMINAL CoURT,-State Is. w. p. RONUA,
larceny, continued on affidavit Of the
defendant until the August term. Remand
ed back to Jail.
State rs. w. WILLIAMS continued on af-
fidavit of the Attorney General.
The case of w. B. RICHARDS, charged
with stealing FIVE hundred dollars some time
since, Was called and tried. WILL HAY
woop. Esq, appeared as counsel for the de-
Tense. The jury rendered verdict Of
guilty, and sentenced him to the peniten-
t;arv for FIVE years.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-06

There we're no deaths or admissions on
board of thehOspital ship of cholera patients
yesterday.
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REcoRDER's CoURT.-The Fourth proved
harvest day to the police and one that con-
tributed more than two hundred dollars 20
the City Treasury.
Three arrests for walking with prostitutes
fined S14 each; one ease for s., and three
others 50 each; three of whom we're sent to
the workhouse.
For disoFderly conduct, one case fined 81;
three 50 each; three Sc each; four s., and
two Sl4 each.
Charged with being drunk, three cases
fined S27; four SOS; two SO, and one Sl4.
Some twenty other cases we're taxed with
cost
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Louisville, Kentucky.
For sale BY Berry. Demoville s. Wharton; y. ~
HarWeli; LItterer x Jabler; Pulliam & Mccall
Tough; Blood 4 Gregory, Nashville. and by an
Druggists iunef9-fvdFw
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Professors
HON. ROBERT L. CARUTHERS.e
NATHAN GREEN. JR.. L. e.
COURSE or STUDY.
JUNIOR CLAss.-Caruthcrs' History Of Law
suit; Walkers American Law stephens Plead
ing Kent's Commensurate Story on Promis9ory
Notes.
MmDiE CLAss.-Siory on bailmentsi slQn On
Agency; storys Equity Jurigprudence; 5iery
Equity Pleading: Greenleais Evidence Criminal
Law.
SENIOR CLAss.-Sl0ry on Conflict Laws; Ansoll
ard Ames on CoFporati0nss hQmax on Executors;
Parsons on Contracts; Fourth Kent refieHeai
Story on the Constitution.
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NOON DTsPATCHEs.
THE msPNeHB OF TUB s0alFED PRESS



NEW York, July 5.-Early this morning
a fire burst forth from the New Haven
steamboat freight depot, al Pick Slip and
in ! short time the whole Of the buildings
were IN sheet Of flames. Particulars not
vet obtained
There were twenty-five accidents from
powder here yesterday.
A German named Folks deliberately shot
a policeman.
TRmmany Hail Celebration.
At the Tammany Hall celebration yester-
day, letters were read from the President,
Secretary WILCOX and others. The Presi-
dents letter says: There can be no no
bier work than the obliteration of passions
and prejudiees which retard Cancellation,
and prevent the restoration of all the States
to their constitutional relations with the Fed
eral Government.
The Excise Law.
Superintendent KENNEDY has instructed
the Metropolitan Police force, that while
they will continue to enforce all other laws
touching the sale of liquors on Sunday, they
will not make any arrests for violation Of
the excise law of 1866, until otherwise or
dered, owing 70 a decision Of Recorder HACK
ET, that the law is unconstitutional.
Cholera.
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rIIE NIGHT

At night the Capitol was illuminated,
and an exhibition of fireworks given
from the Southern Portico. This scene
attracted quite an assemblage to the grounds
and streets in the vicinity, and at its con-
clusion those disposed to liste to the speak
ing assembled in the Hall Of the House of
Representatives.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-26

lBIA, S. c., WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER
by such shall snl fort
tn" eiy ;'%ssi eni
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benefit Of tie this % s@
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ment, if he should 50 desire ~ '''' '''''S :" "s
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@ i o s must % * siS"d ely Hs1'sy l ""1 1 of
s, & % % ie be d sa@s c i hna @ BY .n @
ss:n n ss nm sS &t i% % ] rs :" the the city city M "5H . s; 10 @ a;, |
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such aplicafions the Ely " re"
int Ss n mosg oy pnt sa @ & s rec | ~sost ' r sm ss
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an and receive loan thereon in according principles
ss aa S the n99 .e a Assea @ % Il % % a%y s @ i % % this o
ead oafed s be pr" t % if I nc % t sn 5 tee @
AS% , s.yn ," ter!o s have accepted
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%s ] sSs ;H"'": ] " % * fy % :" t
:: * $? y ;' :! an; q % r>;:: :% r ct
the aforesaid Ordinance the of the
s ,9s the are ss s5sSy cy "ns s"th93s a 1a II
carry into effect the foregoing! provisions
H. That the mortgages he taken by
the following ffn 10; .,s1 T@"w :1 ali "% 81 3 ''%, ~
Council OF Ciarlestcn their successors
orleston situate lere describe which
"as i" ~Gs'fags 5a ssa for srS"rns %
may ne ih' 10 me ';tr 'h rnanc, for rebuilding the burnt dis
trc ana waste places of the city Charleston
si: dy %i %" A"sa s* j" "a, the yea. one @ s"' "t ian
that the be exposed for according Said
proper care and rs,ev times When thew I Shall % b
lawfully payable. Witness hand and day Of
And on this mortgage should the applicant
renunciation of dover may be- usual
more formally lrtNn And should said forfeited failure
to OF The debt cii4l lv breach
may after months notice ;aor. c>,ruo> admin
I" n M , q" "ssis1 'i,' it, . "?t""ay ryri nli~"l n
property by The same
ltr an i'r '' weeks previously the
applied 10y The said City Council OF <a said
i l :1 o. N'' any E'w USAGE t." the contrary thereof
shall be deemed to be seized of estate in fee
III That the sale. }cl made v
the City Council of Charleston, The fulowiur form, "
7" ALL TO WHOM IHE*S!: PRESENTS SHALL. COME
., Whereas ~ did, by deed bearing;
and MORTGAGE to Conner, of l'nrl-i", i 'r;
hereinafter ''iIl to his bond, payment OF
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SIty F" Loan orna,ce whs!
whereas default has mad, o .l ronl and sud
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cee' t. sell the said mI,, auction wllr, sale -
= became tie purchase: thereof:
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Approved, JAMES L. - " REPRESENTATIVES
r" r.S n ] N the SsDIso OF THE
J. !;e by of Representatives, now met
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nd % M rs T % M ths tste IS fno 5 e. fsa
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January and uly Of each vea M @ %i en per an
| transferable there only = ~ ''' Anu
W. The holder OF stock coupons pay the difference if
be between the
Staf' Treasury notes United States currency ~ "
|" til" Senate House the September the year Of
! Xty-siX
" " D. POE r0KTE; l,I;; l;c:~'t~ Of Tie S~u~lr
| Approved: JAMES L. 1 ~
AN act ACT THE CREDIT OF
THE STATE T" SECURE BONDS THE SouTu
! CN"LSA fAILRoAD COMPANY"
Whereas the bonds OF the Louisville and Charleston Rail
road Company guaranteed y the State with the Act Of
the General Assembly ratified Inv of Decemler u,
the our Lord thousand thirty seven arr,
or the most part held by parties resident Britain the
thereof ri the Act ratified twenty first in tho YEAR Of
.r M r" one thousand Gig: hundred. and at
III" o,at' i" tl '*tlr'r "f Z tatr rll
h r"," ny the Senate a House of Representatives. now mel
ana sitting m General Assembly and by the authority same That
requires the outstanding bonds up Treasurer and
ahslr before the
bonds be- and the hereby,
H. That to effect the exchange now ont
appoint an agent the State whom endorsing
upon the bonds 10 be issued December
'h' guarantee OF the State as provided in said Act shall deliver
1 ponds . by whom the exclan Of the bonds
by the South Carolina tsailroa, Company.
III That sni shall deliver bonds be issued in or
i Thousand eight hundred and sixty
lan the principal and interest of the shall from time 70
State lie amount Of bonds Which, m has ] 70 @ we Governor OF the
he has received exchange. shall Jreasnrar f ~
State the bonds received by him in exchange " ~
% EIGHT thup1r.
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the 0 sudO Ordinance ~ ''' VI ''''"i' VI
In the Senate lo"s the nineteenth day September year
G" our Lord one Thousand eight hundred sixty-six
W. D. PORTER, president f lie Senate
G. II. SIMONTON, Spuuser House Of Kr1ee,,,ires
Approvel L.. ORR ''l"'"'""''''''
The Shasta courier., 1866-12-01

Ex-HIGHwAYMEN-I March, 1856, S
D. Brastow. of Rhodes & Whitney's Express,
was robbed of some $4,000, on Trinity
Mountain, by party of six highwaymen.-
The robbers expecting close pursuit, secreted
portion of the stolen treasure somewhere
near the foot of Trinity Mountain, and fled
to Sacramento county. where five of them
were apprehended, brought back here, tried
convicted and sentenced to ten years impris
onment in the State Penitentary The
term of their imprisonment expired lately
and few days ago three of the party came
up from below and camped. for several days
near the scene of the robbery, and then dis
appeared during the night. 1t is generally
supposed that they recovered the hidden
treasure, which they buried ten years ago.
The Shasta courier., 1866-12-01

PRUSSIA PRoTEcTING THE PuPE-The tel
egraphc rumor that the King of Prussia has
offered to protect the Pope, appears to be
suggested by the rumor that Austria has
made an alliance with Italy and France
Since Victor Emanuel desires to annex
Rome, and since his allies can not oppose
him, the Pope becomes, from his position, a
political friend of William, and the latter
might offer to assist the Holy Father in the
hope of causing trouble among the Catholic
subjects of his enemies. The Pope is not
strong enough to render any direct assistance
to a great power, and we are not to suppose
that bismarck loves either Plus or Catholic
ism. If there is any truth in the rumored
offer of protection, we must attribute it to
some such motives as those above stated =
1t would be a singular turn of events if Rus
sia and Prussia, one Protestant and the
other Greek in religion, should defend the
Pope against the three most powerful Cath
olic nations. The English offer Malta, and
send their most eminent statesmen to consult
with his Holiness, and the United States in
vite him to visit this country in national
vessel and make his home here. Truly,
times Have changed since the days when
Protestants and Catholics hated each other
so bitterly that they waged wars of exter.
mination, and sacrificed more than five mil
lion lives in hostility that had no basis save
that of religious antipathy-that is, if an
tpathes to good men can be religious The
world has outgrown that, among other fol-
lies, and is both wiser and better for it,
AHa
The Shasta courier., 1866-12-01

A ROMANCE OF THE WAR IN PRUssIA.-
A young and distinguished officer of the
Cuirassiers, who had received a cut of the
sabre from an Austrian Uhan, was paying
a visit t. his finance, young lady attached
to the Queens household Her lover entered
her Salon in his full uniform, and wearing
his helmet, but on taking a seat near his
fair lady love he took off his helmet and put
it on a small table in front of the fire as,
notwithstanding all the enthusiasm of the pop
ulation. the day was excessively cold. By
some sudden movement, however, the Young
officer upset the table and the helmet rolled
INTO the fire. There was a scream, and an
exclamation of horror. The scream was of
course feminine; the expression of dsmav,
however, was masculine, caused by seeing
the horse tail of the helmet catch fire and
burn away in an instant. To join his reg
iment and pass the King wearing a singed
helmet and one guiltless of horse tail was
utterly impossible, and still less was it pos
sible to absent himself on such day. One
exasperating fact was that the helmet was
burnt behind the wits among the crowd
would therefore imagine that he had receiv ed
a shot while flying from the enemy Need.
less to remark that every shop in the city of
Berlin was closed. Suddenly Romeo's fair
Juliet started, seized a pair of scissors, and,
in fewer seconds than it takes me to write.
cut off the whole of her magnificent cherlure
doree, and with marvellous ingenuity fasten-
ed it to the scorched hemlet. Thus, Graf
von-rode at the head of his squadron of
Cuirassiers with flowing trophy of love
aud devotion such as one would have thought
a Roman woman of old alone would have
parted with but this deed was done by
fair Prussian, and in the midst of the prosaic
nineteenth century.
The Shasta courier., 1866-12-01
A Frightfnl Picture.

There has been of late some fearful reve
lations of the moral degeneracy of the " low
er orders in England, but picture more
appalling than that presented TO as of the
state OF things in Liverpool, 1t is hardly pos
slble to conceive. An inquiry was short
time back instituted by the Town Council
into the cause of the excessive mortality IN
that town, and the report of the Commission
ers draws picture at which humanity must
shudder. The following extract from Lon.
don paper will give some idea of the g Slough
of Despond' into which that celebrated en-
porum has been converted:
For four years has an epidemic of Typhus
ragged with increasing virulence among Il Q
working population of Liverpool. Let
cholera once take hold of these masses of fal
len humanity, and it can scarcely be expect
ed to leave them until it has sucked the life
blood from thousands. Children go drunk to
school-ragged schools of course Women
for love of drink. sell every stitch they wear
saving just the last shred of linen, and then
heaven help the wretches-they sell their
hair! This is the evidence of the Rev
Father Nngent, who speaks of one woman,
the mother of seven children, who sold her
hair to a barber for quart of beer. Women
have been 81 had up' for drunkenness ia
times and more. In one court the women
were discovered all drunk" one Sunday
afternoon. The children club their pence
together on a Saturday night, to have a
"spree," and get gloriously inebriated like
their seniors. The master of the Hbernian
School says: You might as well attempt to
empty the Mersy with bucket as to apply
Christian instruction while this flood of in
temperance is overwhelming u.s." Chaos
boe tba m
be neither law, order, nor decency among
them "Children die which are never born, "
says Father Nugent. Rents go unpaid, for
the landlords fear to be pressing, lest his
tenants should "pull the houses down p'-
8 | have four houses in Henderson street, y
SAYS an agent, " and there is not a piece of
timber left in them, they, (the occupiers) will
take away the cupboards, the stair-cases, and
the very states off the roof and we cannot
catch them" We just quote one more hor.
ror. A tradesman and his wife ruined them
selves by drink The woman fell i'll and lay
in indescribable filth on her sick bed for
months. On Saturday she died, and re-
mained untouched till Thursday. The hus-
band that day obtained los. to secure the
necessary attendance, but instead of devOt
ing the money to its proper purpose, went
ana got drunk with 1t. lie went nome In
that state and slept with the corpse! On
Friday some persons sent hearse to take
away the body, but VIII n the men saw no
person to 90 with the funeral they took
her out and threw her down in the room
again, where she lay till the police had her
buried on the following Saturday," As a
sequel we are told, an old woman who
lived underneath, was so much shocked that
she died the same night" Such is the ac-
count which Liverpool gives of itself.
The Shasta courier., 1866-12-01
SHASTA COURIER.
SATURDAY MORNING, DEC. l, 1866.

IAuDABLE MovEMENT.-The people of San
Francisco have appointed a committee to
collect fund for the purpose of erecting q
monument to the memory of those brave sons
of California who fell in defense of the Union
and in the protection of the rights and iiber
ties of the nation. The monument Is to bt
erected in Union Square, San Francisco and
will cost $4,000 The committee, which Ii
headed by General Halleck and General John
F. Miller, requests all Assemblymen, DIS
trict Judges, Sherifs, County Clerks. Mill
tary companies, Express agents and Post
masters to act as local agents in soliciting
and forwarding subscriptions to aid the
noble work destined TO commemorate the
heroism of the gallant dead, who offered
their lives as a sacrifice upon the altar oil
their imperilled country.
The Shasta courier., 1866-12-01

Topreserve your health, cleanse your blood
when it becomes vitated and foul Many are
the symptoms which sound the note of alarm
Fail not to heed them. Indigestion, Nausea,
Lassitude, Headache. Wandering Pains,
Bilious and Eruptive Affections, are so
many signals to tell you of disease in the
blood. Remove it, and they disappear
How Take AYERS COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF SARsAPARILLA. 1t is effectual for it's pur
pose purifes the blood, expels disease and
restores the deranged functions of the body
to their healthy action Corydon lind. J
Argus
The Shasta courier., 1866-12-01

A LIKING FOR GIN.-Yesterday morning
Martin Cabnllet, a negro of the intensest
hue, was in the prisoners dock of the Police
Court charged with assault and battery
upon his better half, who was a half dozen
shades lighter color than the prisoner. He
was queer specimen of the human race
his head was not larger than John Morris,
sey's fist, while his lips spread out like the
leaves of a blood red cabbage, showing a set
of ivory white teeth which gistened like the
teeth of savage dog. When the case was
called the complaint was read to him, and
he was asked what he had to answer. He
looked askance at his Honor for a moment,
and then said:
"Why, YOU see, boss, de fac am, dat dar
wench is gittin' too fond oh gin. She does n t
keer about stavin' to home and tendin' to
her proper duties. She's got an idea dat she
kin do purity much as she likes. an | told
her more'n a dozen times dat if she did nj
tend more closely to home and less devo-
tionatey to larger beer and gin, dat she
would bring me into trouble All nv to TX
ing to her did MT do no good She didn't
keer for what said but KEEP on gwine to
dat nigger dance cellar on Dupont street,
drinking gin wild all de fellows what would
treat her Finding dat she kepa disobeyin
me, | went dar and tux her by the skuff of
de neck and led her out into de street and
glib her hist to help her circumlocate.-
Boss, does lub dat gal. and would not hurt
hair of her head but she's got to glib up
dat passhun for gin or III break every bone
in her body"
Are you guilty or not of the offence
charged dpon you?'
"Well, boss, | guess not, for YOU see,
boss, dat ar wench am gettin' entirely too
fond of gin, and does MT keer about stayin'
at home"-
"Never mind repeating that story"
81 won't, boss, but den you see dat wench
am getting to fond of gin for her own good,
and does MT kerr
Let him appear for sentence to morrow .
said his Honor, evidently desirous of getting
rid of the case.
"Dat's all right, boss but I wants to tell
you dat dar wench am getting entirely too
fond of gin, and doesn't"
Go below" exclaimed the Bailif.
g Yes, boss, but | wants to say dat dar
wench"-
He was pushed below before he completed
his sentence, but maybe he will resume it
this morning.-CdU.