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Nashville Commercial Insurance
EnnnnamA

The Office Of this old and reliable Compa
ny VIII De removed on Monday, sth inst.
To- rooms in the Bank ot the Union, wher'
they will be pleased to see then friends
Parties wishing either Marine or Ere In.
surance viii do we'll to call upon this Com
pany for fair rate and prompt payment IN
case Of loss.
ianlU-2w
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Old Course of Treatment

Fhyscsns "a" CONSTANTLY suoyed by patients RETURNING with secondary r-e...t
Dr. oNh hf ufc'vcct a mote Of treatment Cor thee diseases which HI-a
pleasure Than q pam. HIS treatment has udcrona q Thorough 1.a-EH.r rf
las u%a found much more e1ccntt than ans other He s HtE.s Troubled uh Ill.
complaints of Faleuss with secondary syrblUs srant1 trrHra md. .-
toms produced BY the OLD school Trat4euL
DIR. 5ONESs charges are Che ume To- al cass-vIU charge Hs .s .- bod.
weeks attention hat he would Gr one month"; and &c u GO sra DO !. r.-t 10
cure IS speedily as possible
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Go to Bryant, StrattOn i Co.'S Nashville
Business College for a thorough education
in Bookkeeping, Penmanship, CONNER
ciaI Law. Commercial Calculations, Part
neIship, Settlements, &c.
Send for College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, STRATTON L co.
o,4Uo-Hu
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A grand ball viii be given fer the benel'
fthe Catholic school in Edgeaeld, to NOR
row night, st the Fenian AsA' Nolese
street. Let everybody stserd AID enjoy
themselves il s good cause,
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In Chancery At Livingston, Tennessee.
TsbJ Msrlak Co. comp q.
Al and In Bil.

- Au and In. Bin.
Jsmes G. Smith and Others. deienaauta.
5 this cause. it appesnug 10 he Clerk ( Master
L ron complalnsnIs hl. Ehich il sEon 10. thai
dei-nden- james G smlth. = q Eou-rss.tsnt q
he sac Il Tennessee. 20 thai th= Urdinary
process Ct lEE cannot - ferFei uuou hm
10 . fasreflsr. ordered thar p1E .ntou b
male, Or Our cQnsEcu. Sc seeEs, 10 the Nazhv It
uui-n. rub shed IN TIE Cd D Of K.shyiue. rsau ms
sad defendaut 70 appea- before the Clerk a Master
a the Chsucsry Court a. aHare 10 Law F-tou. % %
before tie 1rsf AoEdaT 10 February sex, lisa
t1en Gut here % pead, E1saer OF aamur 20 CON
PsNnsnts' BILL Or tie sane VII b taken fr cen
isssed SO hEm ane SCI for hearzg sEparts.
lEHs-Esf ". WRI6HT, G an.
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OLp THrArEE-"Fauchon' drew q gooo
house, at the Old Theatre last night,
Miss blanchard is an excellent Cricket, and
the other parts were we'll sustained by the
company. Harry Everett, as Bidder Bar
bear. kent the house in a roar while Miss
Burrstt's rendition Of MaGelon, was charm
Ing. Miss Andrews, As Fadet, was fully up
ma her part but Wood Benson Is not well
calculated fer such q stern old man as Esther
Barbear. as he is O natural comedian.
Tonight the colleen Bawn" viii be
presented, with q good cast Of characters.
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County Court

JANUARY TERN. Is ed iay o. sad Term.
l. d Cardwen. Exsc'r. ard CHER.
vs. p 10 sell Land.
Jane Csrlwell, ard others
On molo1 Of comp ainants Sol rsforln hrscaua-.
L appearing 20 the 80 fiction 81 TIE Court 90 Az
cavIf, traf detenlslts T. r. OT-rs.-eeL Jalnez no.
ard tloreta Cs-iTFI. Turman wheeler ant b.
VIE ChlUlcey, W r. Gregory aui hs VIE PoUT
ann and MARI Deulls are rln-rest dents Of Te1nfs-
Hsc ltl- tlere'p-e ordered hy TIE Court fhN pub
icaton - made u .he Nashville Ua.on, aueFspa-
per puhdshet 10 rte city Of N2hviIe. tennessee.
requiring saad del dan's 10 appesr before toe Wor.
ID pfl County Courf, setting A. tre e urt-h0usa tn
Clu1sga, hmh county, Tennessee, On the It
MONDAY 10 February next, 1896, then snd here %
plead. sn-Ftr Or dsmur TOT mp aiuaura bI, orthe
SAM VII D. taken ~ confessed. and 80 Gyau 6r
hssnaE Il parie. as o. then.
lans-Eh Z vs.. TURNER CLERK
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Administrator Notice

Viothe crsdf0u OF the -.H % tamt7 Aier.
4seaaad hsvlng ---rl Ha - rr1cF Of
2 estle 10 ueC erE or -unr1I1T, leunrsea
merely give Jon Ore aH.er rHllu-10 me CD UFe.
- ue Fuar clans aEafn-t EEI g. rrupeliT al.
tAe1l afea a. tT au a-glreA ul ne Clerk e.
.tuaCaunty Court ~ SIN hCrllu -ltulsssee, o1cr
neilre NE At daF ~ Iu1F. ls1l. % ne sane ell na
iQfeger barred a. q urou4a A. "a. HANNIE.
anf-Hha AtuT JfIal Miller dg1
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e. P. Cone hiss received the Ledger. Bos-
t5r Pilot. Mex Max for February, Arthur's
MAGAZINE. Evening Journal, Aimanaes for
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stnrn and Rooms for Rent,

Ed. Willard. Union street, has our lhants
Far -epspape furnished as last night.
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Marriage Licenses and every description
u Law Blanks for sale at this ONCE OF
uriutsd ~ order.
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We sre indebted 10 D. H. Rams news
areut. ior the latest Louisville and ''A''1
uau pspers.
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OUR JoB OFFIoE.-We are executing every
description Of plain and fancy Job Frnt-
Iag in tbs nestest style, and at the loWes'
prices, ct this Office.
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For Sale at this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. VIII be sold cheap for cash.
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nTrukTEn on ue sorasr q ualue aia ocdsr
- areets suitable l1raGrrCtry OF rrQNSonncle
b,s~seop EFen Immediately. and Rsnt moasrsie'
1900 EpWARD CLARK
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HO MI AGAINi!

HAVING returned again with a large
stock Of
trimmings, worsteds. Zephyr
&c, SC.
to the old home, I would respectfully in
form the Ladies of Nashville tnat we will
be prepared 10 manufacture any kind Of
Cords, Tassels, Buttons, PRINCES,
&c., &c.,
as GOOD and as cheerfully as formerly.
OSCAR BOHME 4 co,
uovI-tf No. 9 Union street
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We sre obliged 10 W. c. Collier 10Y copies
,ifseN.Y y. Ledger aud EoundTabie'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ACOUGH, GOLD, OF SORE THROAT
Ru3uIHUs usE1IsFE ArrEsTIoS Np sh'lL0 ."
carckED. Ir ALl,EgD To CoslI>rF,
/ Irritation or the LEn=., n Permanent Throat
Affection. or an IncurAble Lang Disease
T. orrEs THE EEsrLf.
Browns Bronchial Trochss
u,,us rrr- xr1rrvr- 60 rEE FAEIs. arvE
~rnurUiATE EIt-EF.
For Bronchitis, Asthma, CnsAFlh, Cons"mP-
tive and Throat Disease,
TRccurs AIS UsEu VIII ALTAas Good sooo
rD--vps .Nn prprIc SPEAKERS
Brewn's Bronchial Trochss
For Bronchitis, Asthma, CasAFfh' Con'umi
uv. and Thtoat Disease,
AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS

will 6pa Troches useful in clearing the voace when
taFea bsfore singing or sPaakng' snd relieving me
throat sfoer an unusual e1eruoa OF me Noesiois A-
the Troahes are recommended and presented Oy
Physician, aad have had Testimonials lrem emil
neni men throughout the country. Being an aHi-
Gle Of true merit, and having proved their efficacy
By d test Of year, each year hnds tier n I'D
dtional localities in TsIious parts Of The World snd
The Troches sre universs ly proaouneed better than
other articles.
Ob.an only .'BG9ES's BEosCHIAL T socHEs, snd
do not take any Of the Worh'ess limitations that
may be offered.
Sold Everywhere in the United states, and 10 FOR
ergo Cou tres, 81 Is cent. pa box.
auI2-3m
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In Chancery at Huntingdon, Tennessee,
20. BilI Of luiunrHon.

ID - IIUHNLHtNVUi IVUIes7tt'
". O.. Berry
" 20. BII Of IuiunrHon.
W. 7. Meblne, ct als.J
IN Ia s. cs-e It appearing. hy aht8ut, that ". r.
MebOne add W. r Norvell. two OF the defendants,
are n1u-reslIpnf- tf ne state Of reanessaa ItI4
ordered ihat putfeauon Dc made. 10y tour Eueces-
I've weeks, ia the Nashville TIA on, "a newspaper
rubnzhed IN the city of Nashville, q. uHeszse, that
zsld defendants appear on the hnt Monday To- Fen
ruary ue1f, and plead, snsWer o. demur To- com
Dlanant's bli or the same VII ho taken Tor cla-
iessed, "a % them. S.W. HAWKINS. Gam.
IaaiB-wft
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MEDICINES FURNISHED

In all cases, which saves 60 the patient the exIawrnt prices Of nrIsua or -.-
Srptons, which WILL 10 many eases, cost more than Che whole OF hsssura. r-
sides you cave yourself Che probability of eXpHurs rs calling fog the msrrrs al a
Drug store. Ie ohec IS 90 arranged that no one need SEQ YOU while hUa tU
business ans correspondent STRICTLY PRIVATE.
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Establishsd in 1852, at
NO. % DEADERICK STREET.
Nashville, Tenn.

HANING For SEVERAL YEARS NOTICED THE BAEBARors veor er
snen ~ PRIVATE DISEASES, BY the ue Of caus8e arrEstoo. aF
aBty lru'ns WITH Panful operations ecl vas aroused hy ua r-aHrtrr 49,
al use d assesses might Be cured BY some more pleasant ana reliable ua.isr a.
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DIR. A. N

psPcu~ry, No. q Dalerck st., orP "a. Box v. Nashville. Tsau.
bT An Communication TO ensure attention, should enclose 81 Stamp.
to pay return postage
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Cleanse the System Of all In
purltits.

" De. Euayus's gioad-Purigta- Panafsa
D.. ssayns's hioud -FurifyiuE fu1af-A
To- reputa iru for curuT a@srU'uIa. rrHrS lu
Iout compliant, u..sraH9r s.ra fHr1 OBI saa
ing. dark har-frf Hr IHH. I'M .a .r tI# 81
luH Id "a uHia. INNS Ur uHH-u rHr. r.nuu a a
harrHua, ra.uH m f1a bones. a almost uff'
parallel. The Felk smI iHHlIsirI .r any iHaaH
ofa --faiIl9uz nature. a. b. surH lH aH Er1t. as .H
macy Haus1ut es-mnlaa h"u .I IuUs d.. .NH
woud ell prove ur.UrE ."r covered
e1mpsfe Ntu BE- u crrr taE eH.a l daHrI.rt
Msrfural Hri -Trl H" D. .HaaHa r aH1sI .-
sala1E-nolhoF aas ever proved l HfrHtus u
compie.ry traIs1taE s1sy Isstu 90 these lsa
ufruuf cOHuFlUufa.
Cafouic EcI9sa stl.Hs ar- ...HI 10 q rss
CrrfHinrY.
uafs H.oicfHs 1- u-.-ets H HH $50 DT-Htu-,
apUear. Tee PauH r H1.mau.
csar tde San aul ggu o. moo. y1ua.a rlH.
plaEau.
To be- sure of Haf.nr rHa H#rr au. Eau fara
I cca, purrlua ulrret 81 tha rrnrrsI .tra H Dr.
eTayua O. son. I'D N.rh -IEH sree FH sH
oru tee Lf1. 1aUre UI b. Sac SMITH.
J1rasr OF .HuuH HaI ~
Nar.
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Ginseng, F Feathers, Beeswax.

IhE hEhsss msrEst pncs ID - paA. 10 rcods
Il q eash, q t1e uuE store q p jena - q
Co. No g NoTth HarE.t street. Ton WeIfod
sttnal for Sin era, fsEthers and Bsasaar As
mlcn g. 5000 10 6lnsenE wanted.
.zais-u
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Statement Of the Condition of the PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Hartford,
STATE Of TENNESSEE, pursuant to the Statute Of that State.
let The nae OF the Company is thu FHEvx INSURANCE CouFANT Hmdb located al Hartford Conn
ID. The amount Gifts CanHl Stock
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ola papers, Cthe largest in the city, f%orsnle
fIF4 office.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-10

The Southern aud Texas Express Companies
are now doing a fine business in this city, and
making extensive preparations for the fail and
winter work. The Southern Express Company is
well known as an institution that has always
worked with the system and precision of clock
work. By the ceerity and safety OF its opera
tons it has become indispensable to our business
men, Its officers have been selected apparently
with reference to their promptness aRd courtesy.
The Texas Express Company is comparatively
new. 1t is composed Of sklllful gentlemen, ,-mos'
of whomsreside in our city. 1t should command
the business of all our merchants here and il
Texas. Both these companies have prompt!
paid the few losses that have occurred during thei
existence. Mr.. A. B. Small represents both o
these companies. He haS, been an agent of tn
Southern Express CompO ny from the first day 0
its organization, and mis- management of hi
duties was so succes sful that he was compl
e mented by the unsn' nous vote of the Texas E'
!, press directors for. their president. His cours
l. in this city has been transformations and eou
teous, while his attention to his arduous and cor
e pHcated dutip has been untring and assiduou
It It affords as pleasure to do this justice to
l. modest aD'l worthy officer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-10

ST. CHARLES H0TEL-A NJ Byron, S Dale, J
r. Wilson, q; S Ashton, Chicago;. Jno Q Ricks, r
Semple, Miss; G NJ Boykin G Lumsden, Pensacola;
E McFee, N E Scott, CincnnahiJ Holiness Mem
phis; W 7 Nance, Lancaster, Texas.
ST. JAMES HOTEh-L NJ Hall, A PeravaugheI,
|. Botto and son, vicksburg; P Brent, A Brent,
Summit Miss W Wallace, Miss; DIR Z A Martin,
Texas: /, Hammer, do; D w Randolph II Nor
rison; R Campbeil Fla; j Burke, J Franklin,
Houston Texas; q Nichols Galveston; ca Booth,
NJ Middleton. Z Middleton, Miss Kate Middleton,
e V Middleton Jasper, Texas; W Richmond, KY;
Ed Ware; @ Q Mcclellan, BrasheGr City; MEs r
| Watson, Galveston; W Forse, Montgomery; Hnd-
| nell, Miss; ] Chandler; I Smith, Texas; q
| Courtney; Jno Billingslea, W Moore, Aha; s
| Nelson, Miss.
| CITY HOTEL-Capt Montgomery, A R Van
Valkenbug, W J Cruikshank, It Bernard parish:
| Il II Burton, W a REX, Bayou Sara; r Il Rirhard-
son, 7 N Baker Miss; W H Higgins. coast; L
| Ayres, j Mayer, Miss; Fl Molloy, Mobiles J Mar
| tin Tex; W Carney. la; G DeSameey, d Stew.
art Columbus Ga; r O Walsh, W H simmons, '
W Frosgard, Tex; D L Campbell, Mobile; w W
Cockrutn, Tex U A D Wilson, Myers, .
Walker, il Buckley, J Hrrndon. R Cutter, Co
g Cook, J. M Murphy Texas; BSWen, Miss
M N Lun, r SeInmes, Text HI BilSns. KY; W
Mngnire, Fex; @ Fielder, Il Fielder, Miss; G Sher
man. Miss sherman, Mrs Morgan and ianlify I
W Durunt aud .Aer, Col J B McCleskey and wife
Mis- ID CsaWlord, A Morris, Miss Sseine', Mr. '
Slater and family, Mr. Strickland, pezas; I Ca1
welt, P + Rbsse, Wa90, TexiP w knickesbocke
+ @ Z Evats, Baton Rouge.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-10

The Franklin journal is the name OF new
weekly paper at Meadville, Miss.
The weather continues very dry. We have
had no rain for upwards of two weeks, ana the
crops are beginning to suher again. IL mas aso
been excessively warm, the thermometer ranging
ifo'i " ~ - [southsrn CGreensbOreN yidette.
OnFriday 9th ult. the grand barbecue was
giyen at Bankston. There was quite mulutnae
in attendance. The tables were loaded WIN wltR tne
furnished by Col James Drane and others, VINO
addressed The crowd on the most important topics
OF the day.-rSouthern Vidette.
Mfr. J. C. Hodges informs the Summit CONNER
cial that he commenced picking cotton on the
mornirr of the lst inst, and after picking over
the ground of one acre gathered thirteen pounds
of beautiful cotton, planted the 2Sth OF March.
The Kosciusko Cronicle reports the crop pros
pecls in Astala as very discouraging-
Rev. Mr.. Kelly informs US that large and mex eis
hanstile II inc OF anthracite coal has been recsn1y
| di. covered, extending from New Frospeats N
| Winstnn county to Dido, in ChoctaW county, q
distance If some fifteen miles, with an average
! width of six miles Mr.. Kelly mas testee ~, @4o
| pronouuces it q pure and genuine attlGle: N
| nl,ces large quantities OF it eau be pleeeo up,
wing loose on the surface. This mine ls anoul
twenty three miles northeast of kosclnsko, on tne
Il SURVEYED route of the New Orleans, Jackson ana
Great Northern Railroad. 1t will, therefore, DC
i
through this couptry.-[ Koscinsko Banner.
A board of trade has been established IN flcEs
burg, and the following officers elected:
President, VIM Cutchen; vice presidents, MAJ
! A. M. Paxton and Col. J. A. Ellet; recording
secretary. Capt A. Mcbride; corresponding sTy ~
!, retaS1, Mr.. Miller Stewart; treasurer, ~
: Lauokin, ,-s--.,, y "A ron,
4 We stated last week that the mercury mao gon'
to s93 and we announce that IN the same pOsiuol
: it went to 100 yesterday a. n.eloSk. sab
We have taken particular pains to inquire abou
the cotton crops this week, says the Carrohto
p Conservative, and we are proud TO say the farmer
one and all, in this section of the country, loo
1s forward TO an abundant yield of this produc
p The reports of the corn crop are not quite 50 4
!. / yorable. Some farmers say they will make &
e average crop of corn, while others say they "
III not make half crop.
2 The Viek-burg Times learns on good anthorit
=, ~ that regular band of horse thieves and robht
has been organized in Kinds county, and that th
are depredating generally in the northern part
a. Kinds and Madison. They should ns summat
II. dealt with.
The Pamela Star says that the russin eotson
n made its appearance on several Of the plantahf
nd in that county.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-10

Inquests were held yesterday on the bodies of
the following:
Edward Maloney, native of Ireland, fifty years
of age, at 3O9 Old Levee street. Verdict-intem-
perance.
Marie Anne Collart, three years old, born in
France, at 10 Girod street. Verdict-marasmus
Parker Miller, colored, twenty-five years old, al
l49 Thalia street. Verdict-choera.
Louisa Adams, child, three years old, lately
from Germany, at 16 St. Philip street. Verdict
cholera .....
Maria, colored woman thirty years old at II!
St. Thomas street. Yerdict-lockjaw.
Thomas Tyrrel, a boy twelve years old, fount
drowned at fopt Of Julia street. Verdict-acci
dental drowning.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-10

Yesterday morning the denizens of Tchoupitou-
las street were gratfed by the Inauguration Of
passenger railroad upon that busy and ancient
thoroughfare. Well filled cars passed to and fro
all day from the lower terminus on Canal street to
the Stock Landing, in the Fourth District. Pass
ing the entire route through densely populated
and business portion of the city, with new and
comfortable vehicles, this line promises to yield a
handsome dividend for its owners.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-10
FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 10, 1866.

The steamer returned to the wharf, and the body
of the unfortunate gentleman was brought to the
city and his family notified, in as gentle manner
as possible of their sudden and melancholy be-
reavement. Mr. Campos leaves wife and daugh-
ter, residing at 105 St, Joseph street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-10
FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 10, lse
gotal SntelIigente.


sDirIted behavior of IA Member of the Con-
vention of 'O4.
At the amalgamatOn meeting held in front OF
the Mechanics Institute on Friday night, the 18th
ult. to enforce negro suffrage and sustain the
convention meeting to be held ON the following
Monday, we witnessed a scene which, at the late
hour the meeting adjourned, we had not time to
incorporate in our report. Events which lave
transpired since have given 10 the occurrence
value and significance which did not attach to it
at the time.
| Whilst Mr. Judd was addressing the crowd he
thought proper to quote approvingIy the commu-
nication of Governor Brownlow to Forney, in
which he spoke of President johnson as the
dead dog in the White House." Mr.. Judd, in this
connection, eulogized Brownlow as patriot
and denounced the President as " traitor" At
this moment gentleman, who we discovered to
be Mr.. o. W. Austin, late clerk Of the Fourth
District court and member OF the convention OF
1854 passed from the front Of the platform, where
he had been standing, and pushed his way through
the crowd in a very excited manner, remarklng =:
can stand this no longer, Brownow, great
bIackguard, is spoken Of as q patriot, while the
President, the friend Of the country, is branded as
traitor. This is infamous, gentlemen" Mr.
Austin was at once surrounded by the late Dr. Dos
tie. Rev. Mr. Horton, Mr.. Chas. Smith and several
others, who implored him not to break up the
meeting. Mr. Austin replied that he came there
as spectator, not as participant in the meet
ing that lie could have nothing to do with party
who sought to elevate Parson Brownlow above
President johnson; to place the negro above TN
white man; and with these remarks he eibowet
his way of the stand.
This incident and the absence of two-thirds 0
the living members of the convention from tn
meeting on last Monday week, affords reasonabl
K presumption that majority do not sympathis
with the makebates, who seek to introduce va
Of races. He would respectfully suggest to thos
gentlemen of the body, who entertain conserve
tive views, that it is ii their power to do muehtt
ward presenting the whole difficulty in propt
!, light before the people Of the entire country,
tley would. over their own signatures, pubiis
their disapproval Of the proceedings OF the col
spirators and the reasons of that disapproval
The open and bold deauuciaton OF Mr. Austi
IT to which we have referred, was made at no slg
hazard, in the midst Of gathering Of hegToe
excited to the highest pitch BY incendiary a
dresses, and ii is to be hoped the PunlieawllI 4
gratifed with many other instances of patriot
impulses from the same quarter,
qto,u,,Iete list of the Gonv pn tfonIhts Arreste
The following list Of the members of the c'
z yention of 1864 arrested under the bill Of indi
ment found by the grand jury Of this parl
and of their several securities to appear for tri
ia made up from the official records Of 1e Fl
District Court. The list is repubshed beca1
previous information on the subject having ot
obtained from unofficial sources, was, in some