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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-16

NE Parties IN the country ordering Music
will find their orders filled promptly and
fully.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-28
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1866

ham Young is about to retire temporarily from
his capital. and take up his abode on planta-
ton owned BY him, some sixty miles south Of
Salt Lake City, leaving the reins Of government
in the hands Of his son, Brigham junior. It is
said that full council Of elders have advised
this step. preferring that the successor of their
patriarch shall be indicted into the affairs of
State. and his ability to WELD the scepter tested,
before the death Of bis father shall render final
any step which may be adopted in regard to the
succession. .,-wrn "A. 81
Wendell Phillips delivered an oration ii Phil
adelphia on Friday, il which he opposed the
impartial suffrage movement, saying: z The
granting Of Suffrage oily TO those blacks who
read or who have property is dismissing the
question from our political issues We lose that
advantage and at the same time add to the
Union political strength Of the South only a
small percentage Of the negroes. If, upon grant,
ing impartial suffrage, a State resumes Der
sovereignty, itwould be for South Carolina to
say how fast her negro population shall learn to
read, shall acquire property or own land"
The Cincinnati Commercials Washington cor
respondent telegraphs that the following is the
true state of the Franco Mexican question, as
ascertained from responsible authority About
the middle Of October the French Minister Of
State addressed this government, proposing a.
change in the programme agreed on in June
last. between the American Minister and
Drouyn De PHuys. for the evacuation of the
French troops from Mexico Instead Of remove
ing them in detaehments. commencing in No
Tember and ending within six months, it was
proposed that they should an be removed inone
body on or about the LIST of January. This gov
eminent replied through Minister Bigelow that
it adhered to the original understanding made
IN June and hoped that there would be no
delay in the sailing Of the first de-
tachment during the present month. On
Monday last the Marquis de MOntholon comma
nicated to Mr.. Seward q dispatch from his Cow
eminent intimating that Napoleon desired more
time for general evacuation, and proposing to
defer ii for four months. The President, after |
due consideration with the Cabinet, directed Mr. |
Seward to reply to the French Minister that this
goyernmeEt saw no good reason for accepting
any change, but insisted on the terms eOmmuni-
sated, Of June 9Th last being fully carried out.
These terms were proposed wholly by the French |
Minister at that time, and were accepted With |
1ut Modification BY this government. This con-
,lusiOn was communicated on Saturday to the |
Marquis. The government las unofficial inform-
itiOn that a part c. the detachment of French. |
-rOops did sail from western Mexico about the
LIST of November.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-28

& SEvERAL of the Northern conservative
Journals are expressing apprehensions as
to the objects and purposes of the orgaui.
zation known as the "Army of the Re.
public It is, 50 far as,ye can learn, a SCI
cret military Organization, with partisan
political designs. The resolutions adopted
recently at Indianapolis by them, published
in the UNION AND DISPATCH of the 18th,
shows their political character. The call
for the convention, published few weeks
ago in the UNION AND AMERICAN, shows
the military character Of the body. The
question which gives rise to the fears ex-
pressed, is whether such an Organization is
not essentially and necessarily dangerous,
in tendency and fact to free republican in
stitutions2 We have no doubts upon the
subject. s'Tl 45sr g-E
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-28
The Revenue system.

A Worlds Boston special says: There is
"a growing dissafection in regard to the
working Of the revenue system. A case
was brought on in the Circuit Court TODAY.
in which a party had been indicted for sell
ing liquor without United States license.
The plea of defendant was that the Court
did not take money legally from persons
carrying on what was held to be an unlaw-
tul business. The Court ordered that the
arguments be submitted in writing to the
supreme Court, the Judges of the Circuit
being unable to agree on the question.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-28

New York, Nov. 27.-The Worlds
Chicago special says that the Sioux City
Journal has news that the Indians are be.
coming, troublesome along the river above
that point. Several boats of miners have
been attacked, and some passengers muir
dered. 81 GA
Another account says that three men
were murdered recently near Fort Sully By
Indians, and apprehensions are entertained
of ansextension of the trouble,.i the neigh
borhood of Dacotah. 80 d ..fsE n
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The Feninn Prisnnnr.

ToRoNTo, c. W, Nov. 27.-No decision
has been given in the Court of Queens
Bench or Common Pleas to-day as to grant
ing the rule for new trials applied ferbythe
Counsel for FeniaHs under sentence Of death.
d L is ruinored that the heavy concentra-
ton Of troops to this city is about to COM
menee, in view of the near approach Of
the 18th Of December, the day fixed for
the execution of Fenians. - ---L I
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-28
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

New York, Nov. 27.-The Worlds
Augusta, Ca, special says; A bill has
passed the Georgia Legislature to provide
every Georgia soldier under thirty years of
age, MANNED in military service, an educa-
ton at the State University, free, provided
he will teach like time after leaving the
University, A number Of propositions in
couraging immigration are before the Geor-
gia legislature. Among these is one to re-
peal laws prohibiting aliens from holding
real estate.
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1nov2Sul


Choice Groceries "a TOtten's.-Arriva5
Of last, the following carefully selected and
lehly prepared goods, which hs is selling very
lew for cash, at Wholesale and retail: Fresh saa-
ned fruits, green peas, corn. egg plumbs, green
cages shaker preserves, guava jelly. calves-feet
Jelly Coxs gelatins. aerated crackers, dried
piumbs, blackberries and currants. oat meal sage.
tapioca, satinglOss starch. Java. Laguayra, No
cha, MaricabO and Bio coffees. Also. imported
and domestic wines and brandiss. at W. W
Iotten's, p and . COllsse street. Nashville.
oot4-f
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.
TURsDIY, Nov. q. 1856. --The Senate met pur-
suant 70 adsOurnment. Mr.. Speaker Friersen il
the chair. RhH FHFHtFE skk T- !
The .roil vas called and fifteen members
answered e their names.
The speaker directed the door keeper to pro-
cure the attcndance of absent members.
N essrs. SFsnce, Bosom and Senter came in
and their names were called. E7f GAfr
a quorum being present, the minutes of the
last meeting were read and-apprOved.
Mr.. Bosson presented petition from a num-
per OF eitizens of the State. and also coneurred
IN by the lady managers of the Nashville Orphan
Asylum. PRAYING for the establishment of a State
Orphan Asylum, for the benefit of the orphan
children in thu seTert counties of the State, the
sald counties 8 have the right TO send children
TO the Orphans Home, in proportion to the re-
specttye PopulatiOns Of each. The Managers of
the Nashville Protestant Orphan Asylum
pledge themselves in this institution be es-
tablished by the State, to blend their interests
which amount to some $4,000 to $4,000 with the
same. a4
On nOtion Of Mr. Nelson, the petition was
transmitted 20 the House. and the subject mat
ter of the sane referred to the Committee on
Finance and Ways and Means. -. .-sss.-ft
favor OF the pas Of House bill No. 81, with
an amendmentS
The Commitsh on new Counties and coanty
lines, reported ia favor Of the passage Of House
bills Nos. ss6, 40 Ind 5l3.
Dir. Sentef hrssented Senate bill No. 4S9. to
establish the Tenth Chancery Division of the
state, which pasIed its first reading.
Mr.. Bosom Presented Senate bill No. 40, to
provide 8 home for orphans, and to incorporate
the manages Of the Tennessee Orphans Home
which was passefon its first reading, and on
motion Of ~. Nelson, was referred to the Com
nlttee on finance, Ways and Means.
!. Mr. Bosom presented Senate bill No. AL. a.
SgCTI1S lst Be 1t enacted, By the General As |
,ernbly Of the State of Tennessee, That the |
treasurer ofthe State as superintendent Of pub |
le instruction. be, and he is hereby directed, to
Expose Of the School Fund in his hands. known /
V 1-3ls, amounting to S6lS.000, and invest the
proceeds thereof 10 the bonds Of the State Of
tennessee.
|. SEC. End. Be it further enacted: That when
ne school Fund is reinvested, as provided by
ne brst section of thisaet, il shall be the duty
u the Treasurer, Rs superintendent Of public
to invest the interest of all bonds
eld by him, as School Fund bonds.
SEC. Sd. This act shall take effect from and
Ter It's passage. - .. ar frtr. .f.9-
The bill passed its FIRST reading. and on motion
Mr., Aelson, was referred TO the Committee ]
y Public Schools.
Senate joint resolution No. s, providing that
0 new business be presented 30 the Senate q ffer
eeenlber lst, 1896 vas taken up.
Mr.. Powell moved TO the lay the resolution on | c
he table. The question was taken By ayes and q
Oes, and decided IN the Affirmative !. ayes 10
Oes 8. IN.
Senate resolution No. 9, to require the secre- Q
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FROM TEXAS.


New YORK, Nov. 27.-The Worlds Bal
tlmore special says: The New Orleans
papers received this afternoon contain later
dates from Texas. Large numbers Of emil
grants were pouring into heinterior Of the
state. A portion of them were of foreign
birth, but the majority Of them were from
Arkansas and Missouri. The influx had
caused buildings 70 become very scarce, and
IN Rush county Il was impossible to get out
lumber fast enough to provide shelter for
the new corners.
The Federal troops stationed at Waco
we're amusing themselves by appropriating
the horses Of the residents, which. when
once taken, were never returned.
Many OF the settlers in Montague, Jack,
Wise, and Meanesville counties had been
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-28
o. 5. Circuit Court DecIsioD.

/ BALTIMORE, Nov. 27.-Judge Giles OF
the U, S. Circuit Corrt has decided that
Mr.. Bowie was entitled to recover the
amount of taxes paid BY him on sales of
tobacco grown in 1923, as the Internal
Revenue act Of 1865 did not authorize tax
on any produce as income which had been
grown previous to 1864.
An ordinance was before the City Couh-
eli appropriatiug $4,000 in aid of the coll
ored people. a-Is E.r-. rl-.E[ lE.l 81
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-28

Public SaEe.-On WEDNESDAY,. NOV. q
1866. win sell to the highest bidder at Mrs. Jane
Watkins, ten miles from Nashville, on the Leba-
non Pike, just opposite the Hermitage. House
hold Furniture Of every kind; Farming Imple-
ments consisting Of Carpenters and Blacksmiths'
Tools, Flows, hoes axes. etc.; Wagons and
Harness. Also, some Mules, Cows, Hogs. and
Stock generally. Terms exclusively cash
noT2o-2t~ We KATErys
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-28
Gold Discoveries.

SAN FRANcIsco, Nov. 26.-Placerville,
CAL, dispatches yesterday announce the
discovery Of a rich gold bearing quartz in
q ledge near that place One thousand
dollars worth loose gold was picked up
near the surface. E1 - usrA3GE z1fa
Mining stocks, Saturday closed firm s, b
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-28
Pubic Sale-For Casl,.-oNTHR ru1pn

Public Sale-FOr Cash.-ONTHg THIRD
DAY OF DECEMBER next, will sell for Cash
from FOUR TO SIX HUNDRED IRON AXLE
" AGoNS, at the Toll Gate, one mile from Nash
vile, on ne Grauny White Road. Sale to com
meneo q ter oeioeh. and continue from day 10
dasl1atil oil are disposed Of j. C. PENTECOST
AaStfoheer, i 1nOvQ-fde
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-28
AnIrish or Germ

AnIrish or German Woman. we'll re-
commanded cap get good heme and fair wages.
as cook washer and ironer, for a moderate
sized family. by immediate application at this
once. e ln0v21-tf
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-28

For Attorney GeneraI-EIventh Ju.
ohehaA D'strfcf--We are authorized to an
nounoe A. Q. HICKEY, Esq. AZ esndidats for
Attorney General. for the Eleventh Judicial
District. composed Of the counties Of Giles. Mar
rshaA. Marry, Lawrence, Lewis and Hickman. q
uoy19-td I'd. aFe. ....4 -
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-28

s.hersonal. We are glad to see that our Old
riend' K. D. BLUNN. has rs-Opened his business
at No. - North Cherry street. Mr.. BLUMM was
= large loser by the great ere on Cedar street.
We call the especial attention Of his friends and
the public generally. to the fact Of his having
opened again. He is prepared to do engraving,
stencil eating, brands for whisky and ao.rr bar
reis, seals for courts nOtaries, public, and all
osher descriptions of work in his vocation, at
short notice, and in the very best and NEST thor
Oush manner. Mr.. BLUM. owing to his mister
tune, is peculiarly deserving of patronage, and
We trust he may receive that patronage which
his merits SO well deserve. He viii attend to
the repairing Of clocks and watches, as hereto.
fore, to the entire satisfaction Of all. H..
hoVS-Im
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Boots and shocs Chcan - IN pnh,,.

Boots and shoes Cheap az 20 PubIie
eqnare.-In consequence of a contemplated
change in my business, offer the best selection
q Boots and Shoes at greatly reduced prices.
The buyer--be he consumer or merchant
VII. surely profit by examining my stock Of
goods before supplying himself. as 1 am quite in
earnest to give bargains. MAX L. GurrxAyS.
sep07u No. % Public Square.
Wines :. From the LOSGwoRTH VINEYARD
and Wine House. Cincinnati. - 81
ss.'fjW. z. az. P. ANDERsox, Proprietors.
Golden wedding, Catawha.
Dry CatRWba. Isabella, eie.-Phess Wines
are furnished at much lower rats than imported
goods and for purity and bOqust are exeelled ID
none-either native or foreign.
SOld:by
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6PfRRSO0N SESSION.

Mr.. Thornburgh. from the Committee or
klectionss reported in favor of the admission 81
Mr., Ledoafter, member elect from Lewis, vii.
hamson aid Maury. The report was adopted
and Mr. isedbefter MAS qualified and took his
Mr. Brien Introduced bill to repeal the law
passed en- The 18th inst, defining the qualifiea-
tons Of Jurors. In connection with its intro
duetions he explained that the law as now in
use would IN certain criminal cases in Davidson
county, absolutely prevent the paneling of ju-
RES; and sotn other counties. Passed and re-
ferred 10 yttaiciary Committee.
Senate bi 10 expedite the distribution of the
effects Of tie banks which have made or NAV
make asst gnments among their creditors, came
up On is third reading. After those sections re-
terrinE to The Bank Of Tennessee had been
stricken cat. passed third reading.
Senate b 70 make suitable disposition of
the hermi tage property. passed second reading.
Adjourned until ten o'clock Tomorrow
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-28

For Choice Groceries, Preserves, JeJIias
Fresh Fruits, canned and bottled, Wines. Bran,
dies and indeed any Of the delicacies o6ersd h
the New York market. can bsfound at TorrEv's
Nos. q and . College street, Nashville.
ect21-tf .7
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-28

For .Rent-BuildingN No. 43, Union street. be-
tween College aad Cherry, now occupied AZ a
shoe store by F. D. FULLER & Co. Possessession
yiven Immediately. For terms, apply to F. D.
fuller 4 Co, No. AZ Union street, noyls-tf
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-28

1SfTy o. state to report to the Senate the npmbar
q persons registered under ia nrssent E Der
Ss Iss iSn' which laid over from yesterday Vas
After considerable discussion NJ %,
movea % lay the resolution on the tsbia vL;oh
ASStIOn was carried By ayes II noes Z - +" I'M
rn ISn ave tsioStlen No. 10 laid over under the
Mt Hall moved to amend bv inss,,;,. A :
nesa request instead Of 'reouire . vb;nb
amendment was lost - to' "hleh
me resolution was then adopted Nv ave. N
:, Mr.. Smith presented tho csr,;so.... e a.. l.
oheTins o. Dekalb and0 Wilson eo,,nt;.s = IN, Wy
sru Q me election for Senator in tbese eop1
been for M MINORITY OF the votes cast to have
On motion Of Mr.. Cate, tho communicative
~ IstsiIeu 70 tae Committee on Eleetions
Senate iii No. q "a ar Senter The vote rseetng
Nas read and the further Communicative, ~ az
So Ht POStpOned until to-norroyy -
N Ing 90 ao1r Tor the Consideration of SenoF hin
S S 20 IN Incorporate the National Bank Of
%ol,esses' on motion Of Nh. Smith the same was
pSssponed TO Friday at II O'clock '''''o =" a. ~
a humber Of House bills were passed on frat
81 he treasurer of the State, as SuDeriptspdent
Dart IN Iuetlon, made the following re-
PV VI IN response to resolution Of the Senafa.
o. A9SsseAsVRER's QPPIcE NASHVILLE NoVs,nbs-
- Iooo-hon. j. B. Friersop SnaaIer ~ ~
ZEN NJ In obedience to the Senate resoI-
-. X OssstO 1IttSuFeF.a SnnariUfau-
aoht Of fuRlle Instruction, has me banor -
make the Following report Of disbursements an
account Of the condemned lands 'soHi0hsS On
1900, May 2-TO Mr.. d. T.. Stewart. -
clerks fees on lands Condemned anj
sofa IN Shelby county. anolint of
COmpcrollers warrant 81 100. 90 ~ a
October ITO Mr., NJ. s. FIateb.r. S4'4'9 %
clerk ices on lands Condemned and
sold in Rutherford county smonnt
'o'1p'Oher warrant Sl7l4.-....-..... 1.SfO 90
s2,646 50
vr.. X. >. STANFORD
state Treasr and Supt. Pub Rms
On motion of Mr.. Nelson. the report vzas =
ierred 70 the Finance Committee Win ;nst,,e
tons to report 4 bill if neeessaTv Wv" i'''luc-
U e, motion n Of Mr.. Hall the Senate adjourned
AFTERNOON SESSION,
the chair. S'ON' 'no OPoaAer IN
me senate was principally engaged in eonsid
oI1ns ana passing Ser ate bills on second READING
n Ing speaker presented q eonmunieafion froT,
the Senate. " a IoSoiutloh rom
On motion of Mr.. Senter the Communicated
nas received, Its confederation ipostponed mil
" MORROW morning, and two hundred comics ~
Senate. A0i 'Ae use OF the |
On motion Of Mr.. Senter the Senate sd ;aBrrsd
Until 10 morrow morning at nine O'eloel.s -SG |
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BY Steamer.

/ New York, NOy. 27.4The steamer
Nova Scotia from Liverpool the nth, and
Queenstown the 18th, has arrived.
The London Morning Herald advocates
the consideration of the pending questions
between the United States and Great Brit.
ain, even by arbitration.
The London Times says Her Maiesty's
Government oontemplates to impower' a
Commissioner to inquire into the operation
of the neutrality laws, and to report on the
Possibility Of amending them SO as to bring
them into more complete conformity with
international obligations. This inquiry
will not preclude future steps with regard
to the adjustment of the Alabama claims.
which are still under consideration by the
and must be entertained on
their own merits. rnr( uEnr~l 212iu
Much damage has been done by a flood
IN Worcestershire.
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ASiHie ana E1alEine our fine stock Of fall
ana vtntsr dress goods, shaWls. cloaks, blankets
boots and Shoes ETC., etc, which is compelled 10
be seid BY the first Of January, on account d
dlssolutien OF the hrIn. 9. Rrcr Z Co.,
Ocl5U- COLLAGE STRAIT
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sure Pile Cure---DR. GILBEzF 3, = a
fSsTkUNENT positively cures the worst cases Of
piles Sent By mail on receipt Of 81 Circulars
Tree. Sold By Drszgists. Agents wanted every
where. Address J. B. R0HAISK. Manager. No.
80 Bre' 'Fay, 9ss York. lnevl7-sm
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LATEST TELEGRAPRIc NEWS.

by Gable. suo}t

+. NoDACa
NEW YORK, Nov. "a. letter is pub,
lished in the London Daily News, of the
10Th, stating that the Government has vol.
UNFAIRLY re-opened the case of the priyateer
Alabama. Mr.. Seward, in behalf Of the
American Government, demanded settle
ment of the claims for damages by that
vessel, some two months ago.
LONDON, Nov. PA telegram from
Antwerp, of this date, reports the market
for petroleum inactive at 5Sh358Jf per
100 kelos, showing a decline since last re-
port Of 1@2E
/ HAvRE, Nov. 27, noon.--The Transat-
lantic Company's steamer which left New
York on the 18th inst. for this port, arrived
this morning.
Il LONDON, Nov. q, noon.-The Fenian
troubles have assumed considerable impor-
lance, and it is feared that a serious out.
break has taken place. Three regiments
OF national troops were ordered to Ireland
yesterday, and transports were being pre-
pared last evening. A large detachment
of men we're also sent to Queenstown on
the steamer Plymouth. A gunboat has
been ordered TO sail for Queenstown. .Very
much alarm is felt at Cork, and throughout
Ireland.
1.-The London Tines Of this evening SAYS
Chief Stephens. will soon arrive az the
scene, if he has not already. 44A-4l
The Globe hints that more serious
troubles with the United States is really at
the bottom of the Fenian outbreak.
LONDON, Nov. 2E,--A telegram was re-
ceiyed yesterday from Washington. by the
United States Minister at Paris. 1t is be-
lieyed thet it relates TO the Mexican ques-
ton. z 80 IA
The Morning Herald to-day saws that |
United States Minister Adams has re-
viewed the Alabama case. A cabinet meet
ing viii soon be held, when the case viii |
receive the consideration which its impor-
lance deserves.
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Wednesday, November as. Isee

The bid on Lots Nos. 4 and VIII be started a.
1885 80 per fOot on Lot No az SOS Der Co. ~
on Lot No. 2 at sos per foot '''' 1Hu
The highest bidderlat theexpiration ostbo 81.
above named will be reported 10 t6e Conf N
purchaser. .I - = 'u7
nO24itd MORTON 3. HOWELL. c. and "