davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-04
1aiIp Mlonptaiueer.
Epitome OF Telegraphic News.
[ooMpILEp PROM rnE onkoOyIAx. i

Chicago, April 30.-AbOut three o'clock
yesterday morning six burdens entered the
residence Of Cashier Harrison, of the Ma
iional Bank, at Cadiz, Ohio, bound and gag
ged the cashier, and compelled him and his
wife to deliver up the keys of the bank safe.
Proceeding thence to the bank they effected
an entrance and robbed the bank of $500 900
in U. s. bonds, and $4,000 in deposits
After locking the watchman in. idc, they
made good their escape on II hand car, after
cutting the telegraph wires.
Washington, April 3O.-The State Depart
ment yesterday received positive advices to
the effect that the difficulty between Prussia
and Austria will find peaceable solution.
The report comes from the highest author
ity in the French capital.
Senator Morrills bill dissoving the pres
ent municipal government of Washington,
and substituting n board of commissioners,
will probably be reported in the Senate this
week. significant feature of the bill is,
that the power to appoint commissioners is
vested in the Supreme Court of the Distict.
-Four members of thas body, it is understood,
oppose the Presidents policy
Washington, April 3O.--There has been IL
careful canvass to ascertain the feelings of
Congressman relative to the report of the
reconstruction committee, and it may be
sta ed that although there is some disap-
pointment manifested, the Republican mem.
bers, with hardly any exception, are willing
to accept the propositions of the committee,
which are submitted rs amendments to the
Constitution. Sumner is disposed to sup
port them, though he objects to the terms of
the act for the admission of the States. 1t
is understood that Bingham, believing the
act rs reported will put in the power of u
few States to prevent the restoration of
others, urged upon the committee the follow
ing rs substitute:
Whenever any State lately in insurrection
shall adopt these amendments and conform
its constitution and laws thereto, it shall be
entitled at once to Senators and Representa-
tives in Congress, provided they shall be duly
elected and qualified, and can take the oath.
1t may be considered certain that in ad1i-
tion to the above, various other amendments
will be offered in hoth houses, when the
question comes up for discussion. The re-
port was introduced in Congress to-day it
is intended to press it to an early vote,
though a reasonable amount of debate will
be allowed. Should it be passei by the
requisite two-thirds, a resolution will be pre-
sentei requesting Governors to convene the
State legislatures in extra session for the
purpose of ralifying the amendment A
Democratic member of the commi tee, yes
terday, submitted the plan as agreed on to
the President. Johnson thought it was
practical denial of the negro .su tfrage issue,
while on the otEer hand it virtually assumed
the unconstitutionality of the civil rights
bill by incorporating it in the Constitution.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-04

CHEAp.-You can buy first-class
house in Japan for $50, and live com,
fortably in it for 2 cents "a day. Ser.
wants charge so cents a month, and a
horse and groom may be had for the
same time for $3.50.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-13
MemcS, '@lmG
ds-la'i@ Ser
Granfcll Wenf66eit!

Gurd argidHrise 8emitun9er bes Doctors S 2ez
1T es enoltb gengeR etn neltes Rittel, pbne mis-
neraie getanStbele sa enteeden, tpeles bic peralz
tetiten un6 gefdbriften 3raftbeten pDig uti6 pouz
tommen aeiunb mad5t. SofeIbe if bereits pon Gbez
niifern unteriudt uuo uOn Der bDbite RebicinaIbez
nSe S,sS So 9ats srs aIs Us
GeoO'S 0ee6icine. ts.e.s 1883 Gltiss-s&
9aheIbe drft ben WaseB NIB bic @ebdrmei eutfernt
leoeunrenllhteit aus oemRSrper mGdbt has 1But ue=
Der 9eunb 10 baB fein Nageuframpf ODER 2eibidnerz
gen ooer Sotbrennen itattFnben lam bringt groBen
5unger nno Appeit; BELT in fnrSer eit bic 9iartb6e
nnb Der Glnner Sommercompiant; Cir Ietteres f1uB
ausbrdli bic Deeicin geforoert peroen) 8erIdngert
eas 2eben oertSun9en 2ltftr0bren nno unteriebss
S6wlnOh6ti9en, Ans3ebrnns. in6em fe ben petern
Serbeerunqen berieIben Ginbat gebietet. g8egen
Iesterer 9rantbet nnb I'D oireft ben Grfinber
penben nit 8enaier Ansabe Der Yerf6nIi9teit, bes
uerbietet per Cholera peer JOINT onefenben arantbei
ten i'm &6rper fit einsuf6 elcben; reeuirt Gas 8ut
insbeior oere Der iunaen Rdofen. 81
Serner 1T benin, Griineer sM baben: &epp'S 9c=
benS.6alfani lcie 5Iaie fir geiunbe 4erioz
nen tdgH9 tropfenz nle IN ueri6eoenen &ranfbeitss
wett bic aebensasiiter, fdrt bic SHINE berimmt sas
3ttern Iinbert bic Sueraen Der 9tiIiiie uno belt
6as SOobrennei t6etet bic Blrmer unS beiIt bic aos
ten unb ma9f fr65Iic; siebt BEN gBaerfitiaen Sim
oerung; beilt bic nnperbauIi6teit in elmer Stihe
Nnb benimmt eas Serstlppen tns erueidt eus Eroni=
melteu ees E1uben; noert oas RopfIpeb reinet bas
8ut bringt IS in Circulation unb III pDIfommen
beiloar gegen bic Sidt ub Der SGmorboioen uno be-
ESroer err Sse monats aeinisung Der Sransnsimmer;
unb fir bas bobe @iter. Gs 1T elm 8eruahrunas=
mitte gegen ole dntedenbe 4ranfbeten, Grippe e6oz
lera, Seit Gin alter idpa9er @reis nimmt .einen
eBi0fel pod ale Gage alber BEN f69Iideu Gebraud
pon Sropfeit, riro better un6 erdfi9t uerdusenee
Settles uno Srperfrde un6 fann Elm 6obes alter err
reiden Gen 8dHtiIteii nbt seniis Ill emPfebten. =
6ebrandsanDeiiun9 beia9t bas 9tdbere.
Serner bas berbnte itdrfenbe @ueenIuaIer unb s,nt
Ginreiben fir an 9erpeni9pdbe leibenbe 8erfone,l
ss"s ssssS. iIsseefan Is qent5 eaftsp IT,
Serner 6er,ffdrfenher SdIiami, go Gts.J eeaen
Obnmabten u. pI6kIidb iiberfnaenbe Sersensidmdde
Serner 3eUDe Gdlbe seeen frdnfe 8riiite, gum Gr=
wei9en, NufSie9en uno uoatomne er i0ejIun9. E
Serner elm er tle ertoedtes 9eittel gege Ysanseu
uno Dos quitoS (bie SIafbe 50 gts) UNI feIbge auf
immer aus ben Setten uno gSdneen gu uerflaefi.
8atb wiro unentseIoIiob ertbeiIt pom Woraen5 $40
unb pou 4-6 llbr 9lnbmittags.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-13
Sc ptts8iS He
lQ1ofautofe, @ot5efs Mfi0. g6iI0er,

sra ,ss'@ '-N-s e Neeuten3fiir ~ ="
Ser Gfaatsa gnfpti q sdbs, ibrs Office mad go. Is
iorS GRerrn Strabe uerIeet. uoicbit iie egeri4tet
Gts Eruppe. III 8eiib gepmmen anafne Ipdbreab hes
lestep yiegess s Oh oafir aHitrt lit oesr
ftbt. @benfaAs cOettiren iie 1Btntps, wel9e my
ter BEN Iesten Gouerebatt ppirten gselalls bb u
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-13
Dr.HS e. @cpl

Office SOL Dearborn Street,
a20 3ntts asas5 a.u aa. &nb i ca a o.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-13

&1 RfAn perSabr: gBir fu6en Mgenten, nm
AsesNYO iiberdH uniere per6efierte Rdb =Dea=
i9tne su pertaufen. 4reis SO. Srei neue Arten,
.ranttrt fir 5 Sabre Obises gebaIt o6er gross Com
mifiion besab. DIG eirsigen 9tafinen, Die in ben
Ser. Stddten inter $40 perfant petben, bic poutdn=
big apprpbtr finb burt Come, @beeIer unb gsilion,
@rouer upo 8afers Ginger u. Gn,. unb 8atGbeISer,
Nae anstre biaigen WafGinen ifr,b 8ctrIseret nnb
ftpS RdnIer nfb GeHiumen.en, Mrreit u6 8eftFafnng
tnterInorfen. Slluftrrte Circulate wer6en fret a.
ian6t. 4aait. a6ofeiftre Sbaw H. Glart in 8i0sefOr
4inine ober Chicago, .sJIfS, .,afs3t-f ti,s,
i.2''''p ''''If't III Gme
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-13

Die !0mptsrpede Der 8eienidnft iinS Grmunternne
CUR GinwGneerung in unieren Staat uno Serf9afs
\ Sen erem Sieier Rpede bedbRdtistRe burtb anz
FAM 9dneereieh sW erreideh, mo flo dnsemeiene
@aKerfrat Ooer anSere gOrtbele fir 5abrit Inter
uebmen odrbietef, ionic bure Antaufar1berer 2anoz
f1refen in Der 9dbe pon Stdoten, StrGmen unb Gi=
fenbabnen. Seie 2dnoereien fouen in pdlIeiihe 9du
fteIlen nno arolere 6ldsben ansgsle9t nilS an ben
Ginmaoer er entspeoer siI oirfliden ober peng erz
b0bten 2oisnpreie III Der art perfauft lperben bob
3mihen smei perfdufte cine pa 1Ite 4drceae liegen
beibt. Der Rdufcl bat eill gtertbet BOAR uno bds
uebrige III I, uno Sabre Sn he;oblen.
Die C5eletbaft IDro alIcb Is Aeeiittlr fur grobe
eanpheitser bienelpe!de br sano epipntst sn ieber
Den 8esebr mad tMrbeH sssenff bic @eieIISdaft
ourcb 8efohGfung pom SdlloJpertern, 91rtneru uno
ieoer Art pom Arbeter Si be rehi9en g e wiro rbet
perIbaen f0nnen, Do eS hr mnaib lit, 8eihGftiguns
gu lobnenOen Preiien i'm seiunbeiten uno rittbarten
4Iimd Der gansen BELT uni ebenfo miro lie
i'm StanSe fein, ben ArbeitSgebet Brieoen SUIT een
inoem ne bic Arbeter fr ibn oil tr9eno .elneH &au<
onnsspdb ober cine Gifenbubn Station Iicfert. gir
belhiiCbtl! un}er Spten ale 4rten son Arbeitern
na9 leoem Ebeil hes Staates su befbroern INNER
mebr 81 perDelltr mmrien. 9Seasn ndberema 8eitm=
gnnft. ]g}'fJa sHH 150 aspdf- - -
Der gepinn Der @eIeaibaft rDirb pom benz ipdteren
8erfauf Der porbebaltenen insipii6en He9enben
9rMn6tide, Auibau pom 96riern unb Stdoten
an basu geei9neten SieIen, pom Der aufbitIfe pen
Sa6riten, Der aagemeinen Gntptdeung Der 4roout=
tens nno Mueral 8eibtbiimern bes Staates lllb
lid pou beit ysbitbrem ir Seforgang pon arbet err
wartet+e 80
bairt it, 70 .1nS jeSe 9gertberbDblag Ses iebteren
notbpenbis bic 4etien in eIeicbem WaBe uertbuouer
MAIDEN unb baber werbenuniere ActienzSnbaber bic
ieben eben 10 fiber ais pprtbeiIbnft finoen.
Die 6auptzS fice wiro in 9eafbDiae, Tenn-, 9ebal=
ten, uno bic Geeuiboft beabibttat, Sub<Agenten in
ieSem Gointtp 6eS Stdafes iteen. SubfcriptionS=
bidder beiinben iib in ben 6dnoen Don @nfon 9elion,
S9aSmeiiter; SeIir 81. Gbeatbnms Sefretdr, uro Sol
SalIoef 0enernlzNaent fir Ginmarbcrung, Tpelde
autorifrt fne, untersebnun9en fir Aftien Der 9e<
feIIitbdft entgegen su retmen.
SEQ. 8. SI1omn9,
o. "a 8r66bent Der gem. Gploniiatipnss
. g = . Itfb Gihmahoerunge s@eieaf9aft.
Self q. Gbeatbam. D.
Setretaf. ! "a - - . iinf7bp,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-13
IT TI~TTEJ8FIE y VII
1aM psf ii5!h'

.J9ts8 9MrA

H'@ Nsbtoustc Wnes RoetHG SsieUooDas y
9ierrait pirb Rastt stseben. bass Essft FINER in
Der eriten SffioH 6es 80, Gpngreies enReDomwene,l
aftey betifet Gttte 9Itej IpeIde slit AfteFIfAsune
ibes 8Gnes elmer Giisnbabnfl une FsIssrapbsuiints
pom ben Stdaten Mtfollri unb MrtdnfaS mad BEN
iien Reere 2dnoereisn nilIneiitH ein& Beriammluna
Der in beingter Atte- gengnBten GcmWtdre bieTmii
berufen fotfo; recipe 8erFantmIung III Der TltrnbaHs
81 Sta eONiss 9tiopri nnt Z Otfeher 1856 9lstfass
$rdfSsGten, sEes 8csSfSiiSsnfsti tsHss gsrstars
me zines Sbasmeifters, wie fiY jepfr fts yeree'
fbrieben, uno our Grebauna anSerer hurd jene Atts
p0r9eiebsnet o5efd dfte.9. lA0g dsil!W 1OI
st. aOuis. no., t6, Gnasit 1885, Hg 1il
Z :nd eOuintidats ffar atiiIcurE;' PIG E.,
bas nsi ass 81; ~ Z st sSdI sssff5sg ,i9 iii
llan'aasi9a y = Il q da { !. "sDa.as 'iui dHH
n9ilagT Ass4,le 1870 Hsisisln j!ln ,TaGi
bs@ asd S Sliiss.E 5 Sa &c IgRaau Sic I,id
i45m % aS.8, g ssisdySl5S ysG 6aa
hau Gal!ffG HOS @.iNo i1IaA6, III bIa
. dhu s6taf IL q. Mot IFHiy MISC
/ 4 IT s@ 3. 9ew ttE g5ihaf3gHauaN
Plga5 - 81 IL u h5apt99lse:t.s 61daak
a22-fo 159 usiisIM QsFsb ul.e Simes epgixeJ
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-13
,nsa4s. uReiHssAsnlba
SOIstuers GtabIi ift,nesat.

s5i3t@ "a az
Die fInter3ei6neten haben TIRE neue Aerfitatt in
Operation, fuorin 6enlerrabmen, ,Gbiiren, BlinbS
auss MnD tnEDenoig wsouI6sngS, G6fnices, 8radets,
Bci6bretter Mp6 @efdbe, TbRrssnnbs 6eniterrGbmep,
gdsteeit hht dIe W.T. SoIabes ia Bdntsns se96rs III
sefertist perOen. mir fno ebenfaas posberetet, fir
8auten tbeilweiie cbef Gan, % contrabiref. r has
unb aufsuftelen unb bofien hur3 PanitIi3fett mnb
idnele Bebienune bic Huhbf9aft bes B entf d n
pablitIms 81 perbieteH nHs ~ erbaIten.
CrSers pom NAP ,ifb fern tDerbtn prompt aussefaBr
merben. 49, g5sss44n sffe H3t8q
l1nSere Bertfiatt III In Mnmittelborer Aerbinbung
nit ben aoeomptiue shops Der Hnfbpiue unb Gbdttns
nooaa Giienbabn, nahe Der Semniles GnaI Darn an
Gebarftrabe, 0afbpttes Eenneiiee.
9urbipiIIe unb SaI9sH
a2i-iaf 67
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-13

ssasPsgtbss w mia RnsesistE isssps9 stner NJ
sepIast fnsp mssfis pnur g.ailex,k gEtsrHiretst
sebrau5en. @ir baben Sifiey gsittt( psrIA9f nh
e Fel 10 gut ans, bas Mt 4 aets otbrau Ia nsIs
Sesi1 as4 isusahi sshes BOG s. fsAstg Atsipst,d9s
ten Site. absr Fe baIfea ni9ts, bod GsAar,A
eIsssniiMatss tBtsa Aatfsn, Ssknie; S@akss, a6ei.
isanms 1Daiaen fnTgesbGG G9ndIisEslE adtsl MD
g pieassI$seiRm Isnpem.s nskeraW pjrhf Co. hsssg
Ianet. pglsaina, Ohio @oaetts.4fu -,
Giebe Gslsdr's obige MuEinbias,ra. $3.50 -
B8r gsrsauft in RaibDtne. Eeaa., 81 ausaD sas.,
often anb 9dnbIerH, III, AsRt
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-13
SbancerD Nerfailf Don
5''.t 0rnnbffiiGen '.s
in Ser 9abe bon GlarfsbHle:

So 8epuoIbs ,e.. &C., Rarp 5. BrasiSOn &C, uls:
Sn SoIee Der Grfenntnb abgesebeu i'm apriI Ters
min 1866 Der Gbaneerp Court in GIarfsuiue, iuerbe M
auf elmer bffentlieben Aution an ben Neifbietenben
am Sreitag ben Is. September oas IN ben aften er=
1pdbnte GrAnbeigentbum uerfaufen. Die erIuGbnten
adri6ereien iegen an Der 8uietpiue Turnpte uno an
Der % G. unb g. Stall 8pab sTpii9en Der StaSt Garfss
pile un6 BEN &eb Niuer uo suar 10, SaB Der entities
genbfte TbeiI ndbt rebr ,aIs, IL Neile pom Subtle
square efItfernt if f9as GGn6 II IN Ror3euen non
bis 20 asr eihseteit unb 70 9ebei @eiesenbeit sez
9eben, fir iid feinen Ritten Gngemeen, cine 5et=
matb su grIneen.- has 9anse entbdIt 297 Alder nnS
beEnben fd auf benz grunbftide ntebrere olsgeseid=
nete 8anpIGse in Der 8dhe nnierer blibeHben Stabt
Y 8ert n SsBe 6tnguh 9 e n: Der sebnte 1beiI
Der @ntnufsfnmms 1T 5ogei4 Bu beSahlen; bas ilebs
trdgt 9iiffen pom Gage bes 9ertaafs an nsab 3inen
miiiieH haIbi dbrIi besabt perbeH. @nte perf6nlie
rdbebaIten bis bic uout gertaafs fGmne besablt it,
,a5ibey I.ai&.iS. 9.RadsliRrse. unbR.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-13
Z -lIlTerms Of suhsoription
Ratea OF Advertiafnr
10 Adv EIRFIs ERs. IN DETAIL
TIE RATES WILL BE As FOLLOWS
Announcements for Candidates.

Announcements for Candidates.
OR STATE OFFICERS :. $40
. t Gf9sF' n 169Rl 60 90
Advertisements IN the Special Column. q
40 time, from to lines 81 O0-eaeh additional lin
9cents subsequent Insertions 10 cents per line
In Local Column, first time from to lines
fIO0-each additional line, 30 cents; subsequent
insertions, Is cents per line. ess.3r.;.sy
Advertisements Of Benevolent enterprises
will be inserted in our paper free of charge.
For advertisements of societies we will charge
ali price Oh . .s. ~.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-13

6nnntp 1910
=r.s St1ot -.-.--..---.'- oVV
Nnssisen in Der SpeeiaIz Spalte beim erften RaIe
800 fir Is niefi, ieoe petere 2inie 20 geitts.
g9eitere An;eigen per 2irie 10 Gents.
Museaen in ben 9ceaIipaIten rperben nit $iO fir
E1-3 2en berenet, ebe Iueitere 9inie nit 30 Gents
az gSobltbdtiefeits @9luseiaen iuer=
ben gratis auf9enommen. Slnseigen
bon @eisnldaften nub 8ereinen bere9z
men lyir3snnl balben SreifeaYiO
SabIung fir Mnseigen Mnb Subicriptonen
an6erbaIb Der Stabt erbitteu mir uls prdnumeronSo
Mll6 eriaebeR nm bic Suienbung Dop teinen 8etragen
btltd1 POiE Cffes EEH6fess ~ Ill lsbfsst
EenneI1ee Staats5eitltngSz
's.El~ e-493 . Gefeuidait. d
.uRsE ,sfli4 s se0dzBOr SO. ~
0afbpiIIe Eenn,
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-04
EAST TENNESSEE.

From the Knoxville COMMERCIAL
Mr.. EDITOR: Men live to learn. Every
attentive observer, who has been observing
the operation of the political world for four
years past, must have noticed a need of re-
form in certain quarters. A man who has
passed through the period Of the late war,
witness to the important events that have
occurred, and has not learned something,
has most assuredly been living to a very poor
purpose.
But We have not set out 10 speak of any
sudden conviction as to the propriety of any
measure, but of measure which has had
our serious attention for years. 1t is a meas
ure by which large number Of men, who
are, and have been as loyal as any people in
the Union, are TO be benefited. Our fore
fathers gave us good Government, both
State and National, and it is incumbent on
us TO hand down the same, to pOsterity, I'M
impaired in any Of Its relations.
The geographical position Of Tennessee
demands that East Tennessee should be
separate State. The interests of the people
west Of the Cumberland mountains, are not
the same as those east of that range of noun
tains. We have never been so identified
with the people of Middle and Western Ten
nessee as to Justify our being tackled on, as
part of State with them. Every man who
is acquainted with the past history of our
State, must know that twice the amount has
been appropriated TO the same extent of ter
ritory, in that portion of the State, for in
ternal improvements, than has been appro-
priated 10 our end of the State. And, be-
sides all this, have we not ample territory to
form new State of respectable size?
But some will object TO our scheme Of sep
aration, and say that it viii overburden us
with taxes Now we ask the attention of all
thinking men 10 this subject. We would do
nothing rashly, but what we are now speak
ing Of We think will be to the interest of
all. Admit that our taxes will be increased,
will not our facilities for paying be likewise
increased? Our State tax will be expended
among our own people, which will increase
the price of produce and labor, and revive
business generally whereas, at present, ii is
expended in another locality, and we derive
only a very small portion of the benefit.
Besides this, our loyalty, our fertile val
lies, our mineral resources, our manufactur-
ing facilities, and many other advantages
which nature has lavishly bestowed upon US.
will attract emigration, and property will,
in a short time, become double its present
value, and thus, in reality, ouT taxes will
soon be lessened.
For the present we have merely limited at
this important subject. 1t presents wide
field for thinking, and our only object in
this short and Imperfect sketch, Is to get the
people to think Let as all think and in
short time we can mature a plan for the
consummation of this, to us, very desirable
object. JOSEPH A. COOPER.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-04
IrHE PREsIDENI,s PROCLAMATION.

The President has struck again the great
bell in the watch-tower of liberty, and its
tones are resounding through the land, glad
dening the hearts Of millions of true admit
rers of constitutional government. The
telegraph, as usual, has made somewhat
obscure the proclamation, declaring COM
plete the work Of suppressing the late
armed resistance TO the Government, and
restoring the rights and immunities which
pertain to a free people under republican
institutions; but enough is manifest from
the copy we publish this morning to in
dictate that the Executive is proceeding
faithfully and fearlessly to do his whole du-
ty; and that he intends, so far as in him lies
the power, TO unshackle both States and in
dividuals from the letters which have bound
them for the last twelvemonth; and to reor-
ganize and uphold in the peace which now
prevails, the guarantees and safeguards Of
constitutional freedom.
Almost every paragraph of the proclama-
ton asserts a principle Of inestimable value,
and the whole paper is pervaded with the
Hottest sentiments of genuine devotion to
republican liberty. 1t is boon tothe peo-
pie and an honor to the head which con-
ceived, and the hand whose signature it
bears.
We cannot say positively as yet, whether
the true construction of the document re-
stores Internationally the privilege of the
writ of habeas corpus, but its tone of reference
to this and the other great muniments Of
freedom, gives augury, that if not already
done, this browning act Of wisdom and JUS
tioe will speedily follow.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-04

been arrested at Cleveland. Tenn. for the murder
Of W. T. Shelton, in February last.
= East Tennessee papers report the fruit and
wheat crop as badly damaged by the late cold
snap.
Several splendid concerts are TO be given in
81. Louis to raise money for the widows and or
phans Of rebel soldiers. Subscriptions are also
being solicited 70 help the fair at Baltimore
The General Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South meeti at New Orleans
to-day.
- Hon. Alex. II. Stevens has arrived in Wash
ington.
-Quantrell has turned out not to be QuantroIl,
but another man Of the name Of Hamilton. This
was determined after failure to find compile
nent Of strawberry marks.
"A new tax bin has been agreed on by the
WAYS and Means Committee. Among the articles
which the tax Is 10 be withdnlwn, are freights,
millinery, clothing. dress making and gold leaf
The MeadTiile Republican says that though the
National Bank Of Crawford County. Pennsylva-
MIA, has suspended. there is no Ianic in that city
The Republican advises holders Of bills on the
Bank Of Crawford County not TO dispose Of them
at discount
The Galveston Bulletin says that large part
Of three companies Of the 18Th Ohio Regiment
stacked their arms the other day. and refused to
do duty, on the ground that orders from Wash
ington for their muster out had been disregarded.
COlOred troops arrested and now guard the insur-
gents.
-Fcssendcn from the Finance Committee, re
ported back the loan bill without amendment.
Senator Wright of New Jersey has returned
10 Washington.
Mr.. Shellsbarger. of Ohio. has introduced
new Civil Rights Bill. which was referred to the
Committee on the judiciary.
The Savannah Herald, Of the 18th. announces
the arrival Of Hon. d. L. Yulee ate prisoner in
Fort Pulaski. having been parcled by order Of
the War Department, to proceed to his home in
Florida. and TO report at least ONE month to the
Adjutant General.
j. Dispatches from Indianapolis. Ind states
that the township election to-day passed of quiet
ly. Canvassers for both parties were at the polls
and Democrats for the first time ID five years were
allowed to distribute tickets. The vote is close,
and the result not yet known. Partial returns
from other points in the STATE show decided
Democratic gains.