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BYTELEGRApH.
THE DISPATCHES OF The ASSOCIATED PRESS
NOON DISPATCHES.
latest Foreign News by the Gable.

Latest Foreign News by the Gable.
LONDON, August % Noon.-The report
ed closing Of peace negotiations between
Austria, Bayavia and Prussia Is prema-
tUre.
The negotiotians are still in progress,
but it is believed they will soon be brought
to satisfactory and successful termina-
ton.
LIVERPOOL, August 22-The steam
ship City Of Boston from New York, Sa-
turday, August lIth, arrived to-day at this
port.
SOUTHAMPTON, August 22.-Steamship
Amelia, Capt. TEOUTMAN, from Hamburg,
18th inst, arrived al this port last night,
and sailed again this morning for New
York, taking 100000 for the latter port, on
American account.
LONDON, August %, P. M.-British poll
tics are devoid Of interest The following
has been received from Paris:
PARIS, August 22-EvENING.-It is said
that the Empress Of Mexico has failed in
her mission, NAPOLEON having, it is under
stood, refused to grant the assistance Of
French troops prior TO their evacuation Of
Mexico to quell the insurgents. In connec-
ton with this statement the report is cur
rent with some degree Of credibility, that
the Emperor MAMMALIAN will soon return
TO EurODe
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This remedy has rarely failed 70 curs the sever
est case Of Chiiis aud Fever and 10 has this great
dues the complaint without injury % the patient
IL contains no quiniue or other deieterious sub
stance. nor does % produce guinsu pr any injuri-
Gus effect whatever. shaking brothers III the
army and the west, try ii and you viii endorse
these assertions.
Prepared b. =. q. ATER a CO.,
Lowell. Massachusetts,. and sold b.
Druggists and dealers every where az wholesale
and retail; Ia Nashville b.
BERRY, DEM0YILLE & WHARTON.
GulaEa-au&sept
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A CORRECTION.

Our intelligent and just-minded cores
pendent, VEDETTE, wrote some time since,
that negro assemblage at Knoxville had
appointed delegates to the Philadelphia
Radical Convention, to be held on the Sd of
September. This was an error, and he writes
US the following correction, in which he dis
plays a fairness as prompt as it is admirable:
l think very probably l have been led
into error, and may lead your readers into
error by the statement made in a recent COM
munication, that negro delegates had been
appointed by negro Convention at Knox
vile, to attend the Radical Convention in
Philadelphia next month. l am informed
that these delegates were appointed not to the
Philadelphia Convention, but to one recent
IL held in Nashville. / regret that l should
have been led into this error, and still more
that l should have given it circulation, as l
do not wish to do injustice to any one, and
now beg pardon of both the Knoxville
and the Philadelphia Conventions.
NFDETTE
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DEATH OF Hon. J. A. GREEN.-A special
dispatch from Austin TO the Gallatin Ncrs
Of the 18th inst, announces the death Of
Hon. J. A. GREEN, Secretary Of State Of
Texas. Mr.. G. was a son Of the late Judge
NATHAN GREEN, Of this State, an able and
successful lawyer, and one Of the best and
most popular men Of Texas. An elder
brother, THOMAS, went TO Texas during its
struggle for independence from Mexico, and
fought through that war. He fell at the
battle Of Pleasant Hill in April, 1854, while
in command Of the cavalry Of Gen. DICK
TAYLoR's army, an accomplished officer,
and universally lamented. A younger broth
er, the youngest Of the family, RoBERr, the
ablost lawyer Of his age We ever knew, died
In Austin a year or two before the war.
thus the three brothers have passed away
in the midst Of great honor and usefulness
in their adopted State. We tender our SYM
pathies to the surviving members Of the
family
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Heavy Robbery.

New YoRK, August pa trunk con-
tanning $500, 1000 in securities, deposited in
the vault Of one Of the banks Of this city, it
has been discovered, has been stolen. The
loss is shared partly BY house in this city
and partly by a firm in Boston No clue as
to the perpetrators of the robbery has been
obtained
A Washington special says that the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury will disburse nearly
eighty millions in currency in paying inter
est on 1905 and liquidating the temporary
loan. He will not sell any gold.
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Bl!LEY, ORDHAI { CO..
Cotton, Commission
WHOLESALE GROCERY
WAREHOUSE,
Nos. D and = Broad ST.,
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.

WE BEG LEAVE TO RETURN THANKS
w 10 our friends for the very liberal share of
patronage bestowed upon our house the past
season, and would say that, having enlarged our
facilities for STORING COTTON, we are now
prepared 20 give every attention to the STORAGE,
SALE AND SHIPMENT OF ALL COTTON
our friends may entrust to our care. We promise
that every effort will be used 10 secure the very
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE. whether
sold here or in other markets.
Viii make CASH ADVANCES on all Cotton or
other Produce shipped 10 US. Our TERMS SHALL
ALWAYS BE AS LOW AS ANY OTHER
RELIABLE HOUSE.
JAMES ". CARSET AND WV. T..
SAMPLE will give their undivided attention
nerve 70 make II to the interest of Planters 90
patrOnize us.
We will at all times keep n full stock Of Grocc-
res, Bagging. Rope and Irvine, and all grades Of
Flour for sale a. the lowest prices.
WANTED.--We wish to purchase washed and
unwaShed WOOL. FEATHERS AND DRIED
FRUIT, and VIII alwaysgive the BEST PRICES.
BAILEY, ORDWAY & co.
Fancy Flour! Fancy Flour :!
We will keep constantly on hand by the single
barrel OF car load. H. VAUGHN & co. 5 celc-
brated L0CkLAND MILLS FLOUR, which we
will warrant in every instance. We viii also keep
several other brands Of Flour which we offer TO
the trade at the LOWEST CASH PRICES
Dealers will do well TO examine cur Flour be-
fore purchasing.
BAILEY, ORDWAY & co.
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InsoIFent NOiIce.

WHEREAs ROBERT A. cox. Administrator
w Of the estate Of William Putty. deceased.
has suggested % the Clerk Of the County Court Of
Jackson county. Tennessee, the insolvency Of said
estate il was therefore. ordered. By said clerk
that the administrator proceed 30 advertise the
same in some Newspaper in the State Of Tennessee,
and az the court house door IN the town Of Gains
boro. for an persons having claims against said
estate 90 tlo them with said clerk on Or before
the Sd day Of February, 1857. properly autheuti-
Gated for pro rata distribution. All persons hav-
ing claims against said estate are hereby notified
to Ole them az required in the above order, or they
will be forever barred.
z. A. cox.
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EnsnIrnnt NnfIcn

WHEREAS ROBERTA. cox. Administrator
w Of the estate Of James Roberts Jr.. decd
has suggested TO the Clerk Of the County Court
Of Jackson county. Tennessee, tho insolvency Of
said estate il was therefore. ordered. By said
clerk. that the administrator proceed % advertise
the same IN some newspaper in the state Of Ten
nessce. and 40 the courthouse door in the town Of
Gainsb0r0. for all persons having claims against
said estate 70 io them with said clerk. on or be-
fore the 81 day Of February. 1867. properly au-
thenticated for pro rata distribution. All persons
having claims against said estate. are hereby no
tilted to file them as required in the above order.
or they viii DO forever barred.
IR. A. cox.
Administrator Of said Estate.
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Ayers Pills.

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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-24

TIRE CINCINNATI RAILRoAD.-Up to yes
terday morning, says the Chattanooga
Union, Of Thursday, Col WIN. B. CAV,
Chief Engineer Of the Chattanooga and Gin
cinnati railroad, with his party surveying
the line Of the road, had reached a point
about seven miles from town. They are
now fairly in the field, and we may not ex-
pect TO hear from them for two OF three days.
The Colonel informs Us that every property
owner that they meet is enthusiastic in re-
gard to the road, and the right Of way for
the line is eagerly offered by all Of them,
even by some who few months ago were
much opposed 10 it.
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GENERAL G. A. CUSTER, who bore so pro-
minent and honorable part in the recent
Philadelphia Convention, and who is now
laboring as zealously for the restoration Of
peace, as he did for the success Of the armies
Of his country in the field, has addressed a
well-considered and temperate, but scathing
letter in reply to the Misrepresentation Of
his course by that arch political miscreant,
FoRNEY, Of the Chronicle. The letter fully
vindicates Gen. CUsTER's consistency, and
refutes the Radical calumnies uttered to de-
stroy his influence in behalf Of the cause Of
National integrity, constitutional liberty
and individual rights. In passing it also
administers a severe and merited rebuke to
that class Of blatant and malignant Radi
Gals, who, when the war was in progress,
kept out Of gunshot, and revealed in shoddy
contracts, and now impeach the patriotism
Of men who went CALAMITY to the defense Of
the Government. The opening sentences Of
General CUsrER's letter, betray the hui
initiation he feels at having 20 notice the
scurrility Of FoRNEY, but he has performed
the disagreeable task thoroughly.
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CEEANCERY SALE
OF
Valuable Iron Property,
CLARKSVILLE, TENN.
CHANCERY SALE

Morgan & Co.. r.. Jackson MeKurnon Co.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER MADE AT
Il April Term. 1866. Of the Chancery Court, az
ClarksYille, viii sell al public auction on
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-24

THE FENIANs.-Gen. SWEENEY, of the
Fenian Brigade, in an address to the Broth
erhood, denounces those members who are
aiming to sell the influence Of the Order to
a political faction in this country. This evi-
IDENTIFY conflicts with the views Of Gen.
SwENEY's Chief President RoBERTs, who
seems to be in leage with certain Republican
politicians to bam5oozlc lrishmen, both out
Of their previous determinations, and out of
their own best interests. The open and re-
cent demagogism Of cx-Speaker CoIFAN,
Ex-Governor OGLESBY, and Gen. LOGAN, we
think, all honest men will put down as one
Of the most debasing spectacles ever wit
messed in the politics of the country. Wise
leaders, friendly to the Irish race, and
friendly to Ireland, will not let Irishmen be
entrapped by such demonstrations.
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Official Promotions.

WASHINGTON, August 23.-ROBERT S.
CHEW, who has heretofore discharged the
duties connected with the Consular Bureau,
has been appointed chief clerk Of the State
Department, in place of WM. HUNTER, re-
Gently promoted for long continued and i'm
portant services, to the newly created Office
Of Second Assistant Secretary of State.
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GRAND MASS RATIFICATION MEETING
We learn, says tho Knoxville Commercial,
that the East Tennessee Executive Commit
tee have decided to issue call for a grand
mass meeting Of the entire people Of East
Tennessee, to take place on Wednesday,
September 18th, to ratify the proceedings Of
the Philadelphia Union Convention. This
meeting will be one OF those good old time
gatherings, in which the whole people join,
coming from every direction by railroad,
steamboat, horseback, and in carriages,
wagons, and ewes on foot, rather than stay
at home. We look forward to one Of the
graudest gatherings East Tennessee ever
witnessed. Onward with the good work
We say let the call be issued, and the people
will gladly respond.
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS PER CAnLE.

LONDON, August 23.-Peace between Aus
tria and Prussia was to be signed yesterday
and ratified in eight days; peace was also to
be signed between Prussia and Bavaria.
LONDON, Aug. %, P. M.--0ne Of the
conditions of peace between Prussia and
Austria, is that Prussia is to evacuate Bo-
hemia within two weeks.
LONDON, Aug. %, P. MA telegraph
dispatch from Athens reports that lightning
has occurred in the Island of Gambia, and
that the United States Consulate has been
damaged.
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FOR CHILLS AND FEVER !
Use the Best!
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Nothing more reliable than Hurley's Tonic.
WILL cure Ague and Fever. Chills and fever. in
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and more certain than quinine. No bad results
from using HURLEY S TONIC, Everybody should
use HULEY'S AGUE TONIC. Send orders 10
HURLEY, RUDDDLE Il CO.,
Proprietors, Louisville. Ky.
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GOV. Curtin and the Southern LOyaIIut

HARRIsBURG, PA, August Ex-Governor
CURTIN has issued a circular invitation to
the Representatives in Congress from Penn
sylvania, inviting such of them as can to re-
spond to the call of the Southern loyalists
for Convention in Philadelphia and to be
present and participate in the deliberations.
1t is his earnest desire to have Pennsylvania
represented in that body, and it is expected
he will appoint several DELEGATES.
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THE MONITOR

A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED
II pa Murireesboro az s. % per anBum. IL
contains more reading matter than any country
paper IN The State.
The Publisher would be pleased 20 On a few
columns with substantial Nashville Advertise
meuts
Send Er specimen cory and rates Of adver-
using. r. ID. REED. Publisher.
= >; Refer 70 Union and American Once.
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our OUTsIDEPAGEs

IIRsr PAGE.-Address to the Soldiers and
Saiors-Letiar from NELL s. BRowS-The Con-
iederate Dead Around Richmond etc. etc.
FoURTH PAGE.-Myself and Misses Crow-AsA
Harris Last-A Boarding House Adventure.
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Acquisitions 90 the Liberal Army I'm
Mexico

SAN Francisco, August 22--Col. De
HUNTINGTON, late Of the Army Of the Po-
tomac, len recently with fifty men to Joia
JUAREZ in Mexico.
Acting Governor WEATHER, Of Montana,
has issued proclamation ordering an cleo
ton for members Of the Territorial Legis-
laturo.
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ST. LOUIS August 23.-Eight cemeteries
report one hundred and nineteen deaths by
cholera for the twenty-four hours ending at
10 o'clock last evening. Opening Of the
public schools in the city have been post
poned until September the 18th, IN conse-
quence Of the prevalence Of the epidemic.
No change in the market worthy Of note.
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No ONE would have had any idea the
amount Of peaches that have been grown in
this county. Wagon after wagon loads are
brought % town and readily disposed OF, 10
The peach merchants, who ship them North.
The season opened al 81 so per bushel, hut
has declined 10 75aS0cents. Apples are also
profuse, but from the dry weather or some
other cause they are falling rapidly from the
iroes.-- Coluu.5ia Ga-sfie.
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ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. AUGUST NTH.
~ 1896. and until further notice. Trains will run
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As this is really a Specific for Worms, and tho
best and most palatable form to give 20 children,
IL il not surprising that it is fast taking the place
Of all other preparations for worms-i being taste
less, any child will take it.
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For Beautifying the Complexion, aifcetually re-
moves Tan. Freckles Blotches. and giving the
skin an elegant smOothness not easily attained By
any other. It's use among the ladies Of fashion in
the East, gives IL a character for efficacy which
at once stamps il infinitely superior for the
oilct of n lady
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-24

The Knoxville Commercial, ofWednesday,
SAYS; We have just received a letter from
Newport, Cooke county, in which the writer
states that Secretary FLETCHER had made
speech there, and has done more for the
Conservative cause than it, best friends
could have done We are anticipating some
rich developments from that quarter.
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Second Day Of the Pharmaceutical Con-
yeutFpu

DETROIT, Aug. 23.-The Convention met
to-day at 4. NJ. and the following officers
for the ensuing year were elected: President,
Fred. Stearns, Detroit; Vice Presidents, E.
Parish, Philadelphia, and E. II. Sergeant,
Chicago. Jno. w. Sheldon, New York,
Treasurer; Chas. A. Tafts, Dover, n. H.,
Secretary; Jno. NJ. Massch, Philadelphia.
Various standing committees also were also
elected.
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For Debility Loss Of Appetite, Weakness, Indi-
gestIOn or Dyspepsia, want Of action on the Liver
DIsOrdered stomach, there are no bittcrs that
compare with these in removing these distressing
complaints. For sale or can be had at any Drug
Store in the United States, or from the propric-
tors, Louisville, Ky, corner Seventh and Green
streets. 10 whom all orders should be addressed.
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Mayors Proclamation.
YOR'S OFFICE
NASHVILLE. August u. 1866. /

NASHVILLE. August II. 1866.
IN VIEW OF THE EXISTENCE OF CHOL-
i ERA in other cities, and its probable approach
to this, it has been deemed eXpelient and neces-
sary to adopt additional measures by which our
city may DO more thoroughly purified and placed
in the best possible condition, that we may stay
its ravages should we be visited by il.
To this end therefore. the city is divided into
THREE SCAVENGER DISTRICTS, under con
troll Of the following officers Of that department,
whose duty il shall be to make proper distribu-
tiOns of Lime in all the public streets alleys or
lanes in their respective districts, hereinafter
described, on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
removing all accumulated filth OF nuisances on
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays Of each week.
FIRST DsrMCT.-P. W. BRIES. 1st "a, 81. and
9Th Wards.
SECOND DIsrRICr.-R. NJ. Hawkins. 9th. eth
and Sth Wards.
THIRD DIsTHCT.-JNO. WHELAN, 9th, 10th and
th Wards.
I cannot urge too earnestly upon all citizens
the absolute necessity of reporting promptly TO
this office, to the Board Of Health Of the accu-
mutation or existence Of any matter calculated
to generate disease, in any locality coming under
their observation.
GEO. s. KINNEY,
Mayor, pro. tenn.
THOs. s. HAYS, Scc'ry.
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Cold weather in New hampshire.

MOUNT WASHINGTON, n. H., Aug. 3d.
The thermometer this morning stands Is,
weather clear.
One of the telegraph wires has been
broken down by the ice which has formed
on both wires, the ice is half an inch
thick.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FREE TERRITORYI

WE HAVE FOR SALE ON BROAD AND
w Spruce streets, several most eligable build
ing LOTS. in free territory. Also, a large num-
Der Of the best building LOTS in the city, and in
the different additions to Nashville. Call and see
Us, as we are prepared to give GREAT BARGAISs.
J. i. & r. W. BROWN,
Real Estate Agents, $50 Union street,
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A hENILEMAN. Professor q the Violin.
- Piano. and Guitar. having had several year,
eAPsFlcnee m teaching the above named instTu-
% some good school. Address. stating particulars
". y, n, Box IS Post Once, Nashville, Tenn.
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Ine temporal Power or the POPe--Na-
pOIeOn 10 Withdraw His TrOOPs--IEu-
mOrs that the American Minister has
offered an Escort To His Holiness.

Rome, aug. 81 Correspondence London Herald
The reports current in Rome, if not abso-
lutely alarming, are such rs to create con
siderable uneasiness letter is said to
have reached the Pope within the last few
DAYS from the Emperor NAPoLEOS, stating
that in consequence Of the progress of the
revolution, both at home and abroad, he
should no longer be able to provide for the
maintenance Of the temporal power, and
that the Pope must now prepare for the exc
cution Of the convention in December. The
Pope received the intimation, it is said, with
the greatest calmness, and said that he had
long ceased to rely on the aid of man, aud
committed his cause and that of the Church
to God Gen. RUFUS KING, the Minister
Of the United States, subsequently waited on
His Holiness, and offered him the escort, if
necessary, of the American squadron now
cruising in the Mediterranean. The Pope
declined the Offer with a strong expression
Of thanks, saying he had no intention Of de-
sorting his post, save in case of the most ur-
gent necessity, or that the freedom of the
Churchs action was coerced.