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BYTELEGRAPH.
HE DISPATCHES OF THB ASSOCIATED PRESS
NOON DISPATCHES.
FROM NEW YORK.


Anticipated Arrival OF 5000 Seandi-
navians-FataI Boat COIIisiOn---The
South American War.
New YORK, September 13-Two officers Of the
Danish Government are in this country at present
to snperintend the settlement of 5000 Scandina-
Wan emigrants. who are to arrive by the steamers
of the new line established between this city and
the Baltic ports. Tho governments Of the Scan
dlnavlan nations IN Europe are taking LIVELY IN
terest in the welfare of emigrants from those cOun
tries and have forwarded these gentlemen rs
government agents for that purpose.
The Pensacola, Lieutenant Commander A.
RAETZ. viii leave To-day or Tomorrow from the
navy-yard at Brooklyn TO join the South Pacific
squadron.
Ign, with five men, eOiided with the ferry boat in
the East river yesterday, and two OF the men,
named Jos. RAEDELL and EMANUEL CooLEY, were
GONZALES and PgLLIcoR. the murderers of
ATERo, in the city park Of Brooklyn last winter.
viii be remanded 70 Newberg to-day, when the
date Of their execution will be liked byk-the
Supreme Court of the second judicial district.
The Herald's Rio Janeir0 correspondent, under
date Of the Sth. speaking of the war in Paraguay
says: The allies are where they were at our last
ndvices. in a morass under the guns of the enemy.
They were still unable to advance or withdraw.
The small pox has broken out in malignant form
among the allied forces, and physicians were so
scarce that il was proposed 20 impress a number
Eight hundred horses have been impressed to as
sist in removing the camp.
No change has been reported on board the fleet,
which was lying where itwas before, fishing for
torpedOes.
Information was received from Corrints on the
10th of July, that the Paragraphs were advan-
cling on the allied camp, but no further news of
the movement had been received.
1t was reported that the Paraguayans had been
reinforced by 10000 men on the 3lst of July.
A new Ministry was formed by the Emperor
after consultation with his counsellor, distin-
guished Liberal, for, the Brazilian Empire, com
posed of men of similar anticedents. On the 4th
of August the new Ministry met, when they were
received with decided opposition and hostility by
vote, they afterwards found themselves in the
majority, although a small one.
JAMES WATsdN WERH, the United States Minis
ter arrived on the d of August.
The steamship Onward was still lying in the
harbor.
The Brooklyn sailed on the 4th ult. for Bahia.
The Chill Peruvian fleet was expected in the
river Platte.
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THE RADICAL ELECTIONEERING
COMMITTEE.

The Radical Convention at Philadelphia
was nothing but poor attempt to initiate
the National Union Convention. Il was a
miserable failure in every sense. 1t was an
abortion Of spite and opposition. Itslough-
ed into Engagements, from the bad humors in
which il was begotten. A portion Of it after
the adjournment formed itself into n caravan
TO travel over the country and denounce the
President. To give some grace to the per-
Torrance they propose to go to Springfield,
H., and SWIVEL and slobber over the tomb Of
Mr.. LrNcoLN. The committee is rs follows /:
Louisiana-Hon. T. J. Durant, Hon. ].
r. G.. Pitkin, Rev. j. =. Newman.
Tcnnessee--Ciov. w. g.. Brownlow, Hon.
Horace MAYNARD, Hon. S. NJ. Arnell, Hon.
Al. Fletcher, Hon. J. S. Fowler, Col. VIM.
b. Stokes.
Teras-Gov. A. J. Hamilton, Hon. J. II.
Bell.
Vfrginia-Hon. Jno. Minor Bolts Judge
Jno. c. Underwood, Hon. Lysander Hill,
Rev. J. w. Hunnicutt.
IFea Firginia-Hon. A. J. Campbell,
Gov Foreman, Hon. IL. q. Pole Hon. c.
G.. Baylor.
Alabama-H Hon. Albert Griffin, Hon. Nj.
J. Sailold, Hon. ID. III. Bingham.
KentuckV-lIon. James Speed, Rev. Il. j..
Breckinridge Hon. Ii. Stockbridge.
AESsissippi-Hon r. q. Sidney.
Arkansas-Gen. A. A. C. Rodgers.
Afissoui-Gov. Thos G. Fletcher, Hon.
Geo. =. Strong, Col. John 5. Cavendar, Hon.
Madison Miller, w L. Pope, Colonel Chas,
4. Moss. Hon. G. III. Branscomb, Colonel
Weston Flint.
North Clrolina-Hon. Daniel r. Goodloe,
Hope Balm.
Maryland Hon. J. A. J. Cresswell, Hon.
Hugh s. Bond, Hon. John /. Thomas, Jr,
Hon. J. J. Stewart.
Dala,narc-Hon. Nathaniel r. Smithers
lndiana-Colonel c. b. Harte, Hon. =,
Fraser.
Disirici Of Col,mbia-Gen. Joseph Gerhart
An attempt was made TO have FREDERICK
DOUGLASS added to the list Of names, but
the proposition met with violent opposition,
and the President decided that as Mr..
DoUGLAss was not delegate to the conven-
tion, he could not be appointed. This COM
mittee will visit New York speedily, where
thew expect n warm reception from their
brother Radicals. From here the commit
tee viii proceed by detachments, through
the West, portion visiting Boston and 9th
or places in Massachusetts. They will spread
over Western New York, Ohio, Michigan,
Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin, coming to-
gether az certain large cities, where il is de-
sirable TO appear in full strength. Albany,
Buffalo and Chicago are designated as the
particnlar places Of rendezvous, il being
deemed necessary 20 treat these cities 10 a
full flood Of Radical enlightenment.
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EXTRAORDINARY SALE,
AT AUCTION.

nN A CREDIT OF FROM ONE TO TEN
~ years. Sc acres of land divided into lots suit
able for Suburban Villas
On Tuesday, Oct g 1886 at II o'clock on the
premises. will sell % che highest bidder that
splendid property belonging 90 THOs. j. FosrER
situated mile and a quarter from the Ciiy. imme-
Murfreesboro Pike. extending to the lands Of the
late EDwARo TRkBUE. The tract fronts both on
the MurfrcesbOro and Stone River Pixies com
mands a splendid view Of the City and surround
ing country, and Is unsurpassed for locality sell
good. All who desire a splendid homes. close %
the are particularly invited to attend the sale
o'clock An. J. L. & K. W. BROWN. Ag'ts.
sep ll-tds $50 Union street.
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DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE MADE IN
ID the ease of r. b. Cheatham and others rs. E.
5. Cheatham and others. in the honorable Chance
~ Court at Springfield. az its November Term,
1865 will, ON the premises, on
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NEW YORK, Sept l3-A Times special gives
four additional names of killed at the explosion
in Albany yesterday. Resides these, the bones
and portions of the body Of another man were
MCCONNELL and BRENNAN are missing and it is
not known but others are lost. A man named
MORTON. bOok-keeper at the adjoining lumber
yard, was badly injured that be had to be taken
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-14

A NEw YoRK inventor proposes to build
a ship for $1,000, which will cross the At
lantio N two days and half His theory is
that by means Of vacuum at the bottom Of
his craft, il will rest on the surface ef the
water, and thus receive no resistance % its
motion. Probably he Is the same man who
once seized the straps Of his own boots and
liieed himself into a scat in his State I.egis-
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SnecnIntions Almond cola.

New YORK, Sept. 13.-The Times Washington
special says. Secretary MCCUILocH, notwithstand-
ing the efforts Of interested parties to induce him
steadily declined. The strength Of the-present
financial condition of the treasury shall be main
tanned and increased. The more gold is held by
the Government the greater the intrinsic value of
its securities and the nearer the return to specie
basis. While gold continues TO flow in from Eu-
as at present It's believed all legitimate demands
for it can be easily supplied notwithstanding the
increased amount held by the Government and
BE premium reduced as rapidly as consistent with
Ifoi into
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Convention of National Bank Officers
Mt ChicaoO

New YORK, September 13-The Herald's Chi
cago dispatch says: The convention of officers of
attended in that city YESTERDAY. The object ofthe
convention is consultation in reference to the re-
demptiOn taxation circulation and deposits,
and the amendment introduced in Congress by
Mr.. HOOPER, from the Committee on Banks and
Banking, which requires National Banks TO re-
deem their currency in New York. Philadelphia
or Boston.
Of the amendment, and also proposing cO-opeTa-
ton with parties in the East to have Judge NIL
SONS decision, regarding the taxation of National
Ranl stock raverspd
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The Canadians on Grand Scare.

New YORK, Sept 13.-The Herald Toronto dis
patch says: The Canadian papers are contend
ing that the United States Government issfespOn-
sible for the Fenian troubles. and demand that
England shall declare war if the Fenians are not
suppressed
The moditated attack is expected at any moment
The preparation now making for defense is by ar
resting every one supposed by any one else to be
q Fenian or to have any affinity with the brother
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Foniov sopyortfon

BALTIMORE. Sept. 13.-The Fenian picnic yes
terday was attended by about three thousand per-
sons. President ROBERTs was not there, but Gen.
0'NEILL was present and made a stirring speech.
He alluded to the recent expedition into Canada,
and intimated that the failure was owing to de-
ception practiced by high officials Of the Govern
mcnt. He predicted very different result the
next time the Fenians struck blow.
Capt HINES was introduced, and congratulated
his hearers on the growth of public sentiment in
favor of the Fenian cause. and said that the sym
pathies of the American people, if not Of the Gov
ernment were with them.
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CowARD.-rhere Is a haunted house in
Troy, New York. The Nank who occupied
il says that while in bed, GHOST in the form
Of woman, walked into his room and laid
her head upon his pillow. This was too
much for him, and be has vacated the prem
isos.-Aagasta C5Astiitfioaalisi.
Afraid Of a woman in the dark
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A CORRESPONDENT of Southern paper
says Of wendell PmLLIPs:
His facets bloodless, more than bloodless-
putiyish gray. II is destitute Of muscle, and
those gallant apertures through which cour-
age sports in battle, are here but toilet holes.
Il drops, it turns it lifts, il wreathes il shifts,
it doubles up and down, and runs back
when anybody offers him hand, fearing a
null
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Fire.

OswEeo. n. Y. September 13--A fire broke
out carly this morning. in the knitting factory
owned by BRADFORD i LEACH. and leased BY
FLETCHER X WENTWORTH, which was entirely
consumed, together with ScoTF 4 LENS planning
mill and boat yard. The flames spread to the
new building recently erected for the Canal Com
missioner and Weight Masters Offices. and to
HUBBARp & NORTH's tannery, which was consid-
erably damaged. The total loss is estimated at
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FRFF SOIL.

I HAVE 90 LOTS SITUATED ON THE HIGH
i ground next the Nashville Fair Ground. with
in five Minutes walk Of the Street Railroad,
convenient to a splendid spring, with beautiful
view Of Nashville. To any person who will
build o neat, handsome (nOt expensive) BRICK
HOUSE. I will make : deed 10 a lot 100 by 10
feet. without charge. This proposition open to
not more than eight persons
JOHN KIREMAN
Nashville, Sept 81, 1866. sopf-lm
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Cord Wood ant Auction.

WE WILL SELL on TUESDAY. SEPTEsI-
w Der 18th, at White Bluffs Station. on the
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad 81 miles
from the city.
500 Cords Good Seasoned Wood.
all piled on the line Of the railroad.
DOLIN. BARNES & Co.
sepil-tds Auctioneers
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OUR OUTSIDE PAGES.

FIRST PAGE.-Answer to a Northern Applicant
for Southern Custom-Judge Advocate Hour
The Feeling Ct Georgia-HoW the Fenian Prison
ers escaped.
fOURTn PAGE.-HoRACE GREELEY as a Pacifca-
tor-WENDELL PHILLIrs for Congresz. etc.
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Nofice Id CarpenIers.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
once Of the Tennessee Marne ana klre
~ f,,rrishfnr an Materials. and puiting n com
piete repair the store houses belonging 70 AIS,
N. 4. ALLIsOS, on the corner q Setlsse anu
S,,;o, sirests. damaged BY Ere on last night
Hf .nn5-i,S - A. w. BUTLER. secy.
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CrininnIs Arrested.

CHATHAM. c. W. Sept. 13.-TwO men were ar
rested here this morning answering to the descrip
ton of BORTELs and another man who escaped
from the State Prison in Michigan. BORTELs at
tempted the murder Of q Mr.. BUTTERFIELD of
n.lrnit Inet Iriralnr
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Most Desirable Country Lots
AT AUCTION.
ON TUESDAY. OCTOBER %. 1853. AT II
~ o'clock, on the premises we Will sell
SEVENTY ACRES OF LAND.

- v NAutAs ou tAa lclltelcf We VIII ellA
SEVENTY ACRES OF LAND.
on the Franklin Pike. about three miles from
Nashville, and adjoining the lands Of John
Thompson. Mrs. McNairy and Others This land
has been divided into Lots Of from about % q
acres each. presenting rare Opportunity for pur-
chasing most desirable homes. The land Is beau
tifuly situated. highly productive. with q branch
of Browns Creek running through It. Neirhhor-
hood unsurpassed. The Spruce Street Railroad
is about to De commenced. and viii doubtless be
extended TO within half mile Of the land when
completed, and probably beyond it, II Is not
0iton such chances for safe and profitable invest
ments are offered. A plat Of the land can be
seen az our Office.
Terms liberal. and will be made known on day
Of sale. Sale positive. COLLATION. free. unni
buses will leave our Office az 10 A. NJ AN arc in
vited. J. L. & r. w. BROWN. Agents
So u MON street.
II. W. BARNES, AuctiOnccr. sept1l-tds
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state Central Committee.

NEW York, September I3.-The Posts special
says the Union State Central Committee organ
lied this morning, by eleeting the following oii-
GERS: Chairman, HAMILTON HARRIS; Secretary.
j. TERNILLEGEH: Treasurer. WALDO HUTCHINs.
The headquarters Of the Committee viii be in
New York city
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w. o. PRIoE. Secretary.

IL the proceedings of one-half Of the
rump OF the Radical Convention, We find the
following;
Mr.. c. E. Moss, of Missouri, read the fol-
lowing:
We, the undersigned, delegates from the
beautiful valley region Of Middle Tennessee,
whose soil is dotted over with the graves Of
the martyrs Of freedom-graves that look
into our very Window region crowded
with defenseless black men, hundreds Of
whom have borne honorable parts in defense
OF American nationality and liberty,
ing as delegates from this region, more than
a thousand miles away, and in view Of their
constituency, we cannot either be silent or
subscribe to a halfway expression of Opin-
ion. The dumb eloquenee Of these honored
graves and the defenseless condition Of white
and black loyalisis there plead in trumpet
tones in favor Of negro suffrage. We there
fore desire 10 concur in the report ofthe non
reconstructed States in this respect, and TO
add our testimony TO theirs in an appeal to
the Christian heart Of the country in favor
Of what, in our opinion, alone will bring true
peace 20 the South and assist TO establish the
government OF man.
Signed by s. G. MERCER, Of Tennessee;
SAMUEL NJ. ARNELL, Of Tennessee; JAMES
II. GREGoRY, Of Tennessee; JoHN RUIN, Of
Tennessee; c. L. Mos, Of Missouri.
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Cholera REPORTS.

New York, Sept 13.-There was ten fresh cases
of cholera reported in this city yesterday and six
teen deaths occurred from the same disease. In
Brooklyn but one fresh case was reported, and it
is not believed to be fatal.
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ZOE sALE.
NOTICE.

rINHE PARTY WHO BID OFF THE EIGHTY
i ONE feet Of ground on Deaderick street ~
our sale on the 4th inst. declines 10 take fl from
the fact that the owners are unable 70 give pos
session Of portion Of 10, as early az was stated
We viii, therefore, again offer the property for
sale on WEDNESDAY, NEXT, az N O'clock
CALENDER * GARRETT. Agents.
sep13-fd
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GREAT BARGAIN.

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. CORNER
IL Church and McLemore streets. fronting thir-
ty-eightieet On Church. running back one hundred
and eighty feet house brick with seven rooms
and free from all taxation. State. County. and
Corporation. Said property adjoins the Academy
sepT-lW
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Grocer Store for Sale.

THE STOCK. FIXTURES. WITH LICENSE.
j complete, corner Of Cedar and Vine street
doing a hOurishing business Must be sold a
bargain will be given. Terms reasonable Apply
at the store. sepi2-3f
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sTATEMEN Mt
Of the Condition OF The Railway
Passengers Assurance Company.

EasseHSeFS assurance company.
HARTFORD. Conn.,, July 81. 1856.
To THE HONORABLE COMPTROLLER OF THE STATE
or TENNESSEE
The undersigned, President and Secretary Of
The Railway Passengers Assurance Company, in
compliance with the laws of the State of Tennes-
see, make the following statement:
l. The name of the Company is, THE RAILWAY
PASSENGERS ASSURANCES COMPANY, and is located
in Hartford Connecticut
3 The amount of Capital Stock is Three Hun
bred and Four Thousand and Eight Hundred
Dollars.
s. The amount of Capital Stock paid up is Two
Hundred and Fifty-twO Thousand and Eight
Hundred Dollars.
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W. E. WARDS SEMINARY.
F OR YOUNG LADT y,
M II CppTCE ST

NJ. ~ cfhUIE 81
THE FINEST SCHOOL BUILDING IN THE
L State. A corps Of teachers excellea By none.
The attendance larger than at any former period
and increasing daily. Pupils entering after this
week charged from date Of entrance. sepl5-im.
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A BARGAIN.

WE HAVE FOR SALE A GOOD LITTLE
w farm Of 81 acres Of Land, Il miles from
Nashville. near the Nolensville pike. On the
farm is a neat cottage with four or Eve roons aud
other necessary improvements, first rate spring
close 10 the house. Farm inel0sed by a good
fence. Il is well suited for a market gardcn-soil
good.
IL immediate application Is made great bar
gain will be given.
J. L. & r. W. BROWN. Arts.
sepll-2W $50 Union street.
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For Lease near street b. r..

IN LOTS IN CLAIBORNE AND AIURRAY'S
~ Addition % Nashville. close % the Railroad.
Also. large number Of lots in the same vicinity
for sale. Apply TO
J. L. ar. w. BROWN, Agtc,
scplI-2w ISL. Union street
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THE negro population Of Boston is re-
presented 10 be increasing at the rate Of
twenty-five per day. ! lis pleasant to know
that the hub is being so favored.
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Maryland Soldiers and Sailors Con-
The Albany Explosion.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 13.-Ths soldiers and sailors
met in mass convention yesterday, and elected
one hundred delegates to the Cleveland COnVen-
finn
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THE GREAT DIURETIC

FUE DIoEAeHo " TIE
URINARY AND GENITAL ORGANS.
RISLE EXTRACT ID u & "a u,
THE BEST KNOWN EKNEDY IN UNIVERSAL usR
4 Ill WHO HAVE OCCASION FOR A REM
"A EDY of this kind, and Physicians Espe-
cialfy. invited 70 compare the size and price.
rs well as the stredgth and efficacy, Of kisLgY S
BUCHU with that Of any other preparation.
E1ARRAL RESLET a rOMPkNNS.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
III Chambers st., and Hudson ST.. New York,
FROPRfEToRs. -.
Fors,1e nv IRWIN A PENDLET0N,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MULES FOR SALE.


+ HAVE THIRTY FIVE FINE MULES FOR
i SALE, from two TO three years old. at my
Farm, miles East Of Gallatin, SIMMER county
sapl3-g6t% j. j. HIBBEIT.
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JAMES W. HAMILTON,
TANNER AND DEALER IN
LEATHER AND HIDES
Also Manufacturer Of
Mems French Calf
And Thick Boots and Shoes,
Ladies' Calf Shoes.
ChiIdren's Shoes, etc.
No. I. COR. MARKET AND CHURCH SITS,
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.
RS-Cash paid for Hides or taken in exchange.
TNHE SUBSCRIBER, THANKFUL FOR THE
Il liberal patronage heretofore extended 10 him.
would inform his customers that he has made
more extensive preparations than ever before for
manufacturing Heavy Boots and Shoes, suitable
for the ensuing season, and is Offering great in
ducements to all who may prefer good Home
Made Work. at fair rates.
Also orders promptly filed and satisfaction
guaranteed.
Harness, Birdie, Sole and Upper Leather on
hand, and for sale cheap.
sep9-6w j. W. HAMILTON