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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-09-08

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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-30

HEAVY DAMAGES FOR AssAULTING LADY.
In July, 1855, a party of about dozen
young bloods made an assault upon the
person of married lady in Trmble coun-
ty, Kentucky, for the purpose of taking her
child from her and deliver it to her hus-
band, who had abandoned her without
cause, and then resorted TO this means to
get possession of her only child. An action
was instituted against ell the parties in the
Trimble Circuit Court for the assault. When
the case was called last we k, some of the
parties were not ready for trial, and several
Others moved TO have the case tried in the
United States Court. One of the party
thought he would risk trial at all events
The proof was heard, and the jury returned
a verdict against him for $500. A motion
was made for a new trial, but Judge Drsne
refused to grant a new trial. The unsuc-
cessful party then prayed an appeal to the
Court of Appeals. There is enough tragedy
in the case to make play, and it ought to
be put upon the stage.
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rrrsul8orzed agent 10 receive advertisements and
.l7.e-f.t.1as Tor the Ad.iiUiiC Union.
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sra. 20 receive advertisements and subscriptions
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AN IWPosToR. - Some few weeks ago a
stranger appeared at Gallatin, Tenn, call
ing himself Col. Wilson, from Texas, late
Colonel of the Confederate army, and en-
gagged blooded stock, asses, ETC., to the
amount Of $4,000 or $40, 200. But, when
the day of payment came, the gallant
Colonel failed to meet his contracts, and
left without paying his boot-maker or land
lord. He passed himself off as Colonel
Allen at Fayetteville, Tenn, and we are
now informed he is in Kentucky, under the
name of Captain Allen, offering large
amounts for blooded stock. 1t would be
we'll for stock raisers to be on the look out
for this scouudrel. Description-He is q
man remarkably well formed; six feet one
or two inches high of mild, modest
and gentlemanly department; says he was
wounded in the LETT breast or shoulder, and
wore a suit of grey clothes while at Gal.
latin.
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By Telegraph
NIGHT DISPATCHES

/ WASHINGTON, May 29.-WEsT PoIST, May
| 2e.-General Scott was out on Saturday
afternoon, when he showed the signs OF an
early decease. Sunday began falling fast,
though the phy siciaus did not anticipate
! death Immediately. He was entirely con-
scious until few moments before his death,
although be lost his voice two hours pre-
| vious. He recognized the Chaplain Of the
/ Post ten minutes before his death, and
/ clasped his hand in silence.
/ EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, May f9.
The President with profound sorrow an
nounces to the people Of the United States
/ the death Of Winfield Scott, late Lieutenant
/ General Of the army. The day which may
/ be appointed FIR his funeral, the General
/ Executive Departments Of the Government
/ will be closed, and the heads Of the War
and Navy Departments will respectively
/ give orders for payment Of appropriate
honJrs to the memory Of the deceased Gen
/ eral. ASDKEw Johnson.
CLEVELAND, O., May 29.--Three or four
hundred Fenians carrying colors, passed
here to-day, going East.
WASHINGTON, May 29.-SEEATE-The Col
orado veto was PASSED over.
On the reconstruction resolution f: Mr..
johnson moved to strike cut the Sd section,
which disfranchises rebels till 1870. The
HS~e-SAA COS HsA-NAN-A CAf " q A--e-AAA4ASe.7
vote.
HoUsE-The bill to continue in force and
amend the Freedmen's Bureau bill passed
syes SO, noes 30.
NEW YORK, May 29.-The steamer Persia
has arrived. More failures reported. The
Bank OF London has failed; liabilities ST.
100000 Startling rumors Of other failures.
Hostiiities have Almost commenced
The Tribune's dispatch says that the stu
alton remains unchanged. War seems i'm
minent, Marshal Brsudick has issued an
order to the army, expressing confidence in
them and the justice Of their cause.
The panic in England has somewhat sub
sided, but suspensions continue.
Mr.. Walker, in the House Of Commons,
called attention to the reciprocity treaty,
and pointed out the danger Of assembling
United States war vessels on the fishing
ground. He said the British government
was not responsible for the termination Of
the treaty.
LONDON, May 20 Reports concerning the
European Congress are conflicting. No di-
rect communication has yet been addressed
to the courts of Vienna and Florence.
There are vague rumors that hostililies
have already commenced.
Advices from Liverpool report cotton
sales 5000 bales; middling uplands l2K
perce; breadstuffs quiet and steady; pro
visions dull; cotton still declining.
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CITY NEWS.
THE GAINESVILLE TOgRNA-
MENT.
Great Preparations in Progress.

Great Preparations in Progress.
The Clarksvil'e papers are filled with no
ucgs Of the approaching tournament, for
the beueGtof he Tennessee Orphan Asylum.
The most ample preparations are in
progress, rs il is expected that it will be
the largest assembling OF persons ever held
In Tennessee. One OF these papers says 3:
ssThe magnificent amphitheatrs Of the Fair
Grounds can comfortably seat 5000 or 5000
rrr.ous. There is now but little doubt but
Chat IL viii be illcd TO its utmost capacity,
and we venture TO predict that the sports
p-ersred for the occasion viii be well
worthy of the vast audience assembled.
Already a larger number of ladies and gen.
tlemen have entered the lists Of those
tuishuy sports, than ever before offered
for any similar occasion. Such q go5dly
array of beauty and fashion as will be gath
cred to witness the reproduction Of the ieats
of ancient chivalry, may well recall those
far-oH times, when Kin and Queens, with
their splendid retinuss Of mobiles and court
iers, sat under a gorgeous pavilion as UNI
pires and spectators Of the cOntendiDg
knighthood Of the land"
A ladies' festival Will take place in the
evening at the Female Academy.
By advertisements in another column it
viii be seen that the steamboats, Palestine
aud Tennessee viii leave at noon to-day for
GAINESVILLE to carry passengers TO the tourn-
ameut. As hotel accommodations there
will be limited, the boats are prepared to
entertain those in attendance. This is an
excellent opportunity, which VIII doubtless
be largely taken advantage Of by the people.
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SWEET OroPoxAxl SWEET OPoPoSAxl-E.
T. Smith & Co.'S new Perfume from Mexico.
For many years it was supposed that TINS
country could not vie with Europe IN the
cultivation Of Flowers for the manufacture
of Perfumery. The discovery of the sTEET
OPoroNAx, Of Mexico, by E. 7. Smith 4
Co. has forever banisned the delusiOn. E.
T. Smith, Of New York. FL Coneo states {:
The sweetest extract ever made.
...nran-S 81
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TIE PLACE TO GIT FURNITURE.-Among
the many furniture dealers in this city,
none stand higher than Mr.. Tamble, No.
80 Market street, opposite Union street.
He has a large establishment, and it is filled
with a perfect assortment Of the very best
articles, which he is prepared to dispose Of
at prices low as the lowest. He is q genial
and accommodating gentleman, and has
naturally secured host Of patrons and
friends Those desiring to supply them
selves with almost any article Of household
furniture, cannot do better than give him a
call. No one can examine his stock, with
out suiting himself, no matter how fastidious
his taste.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-30

OLD THEATRE-The Zanfretta Troupe is
expected to open at the Old Theatre, to-
night. This troupe is one of the very best
in the country, and has won unbounded
applause in New York, Philadelphia, New
Orleans, and all the principal cities, North
and South. 1t is the very best combination
Of gymnastics, and pantomimists, in Amer
lea. 1t will be welcomed here, as the talent
Of the company deserves. We hope to see
every seat in the house filled.
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CIarksElIIe Tournament.

yera~Ah THE NEW AND ELEGANT pas
lh.-ss-.-rsSs i senger Packet
EaTIN H,
E-4z44W ess. Wits on.........----.-...- IS asfer.
Leaves tie Upper Whan on WEDNESDAY, the
Soth inst, a. ~ O'clock m. VII issue through
tickets % Csis sylle sud return 10 visitors wishing
pleasant tuf there and back. She ell rernsi AZ
Carksv lie lniii Ter the Rail- on Thursday night.
Through tickets Tor the Zip (S5) 70 be Lad on board
or Al The once q
CoRBETT & BOYD, Agents,
mRy3)-It No. n Foot Street.
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Morgan Cole I'm. c. and
Taylor Bradney I'm. c.) convicted of horse
stealing at the recent term of the Logan
County Criminal Court, held at Russellville,
XIV, were carried to Frankfort last Monday
by the Sheriff of Logan county, there 10 be
confined in the penitentiary. Cole was SEN
fenced for FIVE years and Bradney for six
Yea g.
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RIVER AND sTEAmBoAT NEWS.
ClarksEiIIs Tournament.

I'll - THE steamer
fwoS, Va TIE - ~ EESHE.
49, Dan Mckinny...... Master
r. D. Ferguson Clerk,
Leaves tie wharf 81 70 O'Clock m, THIS DAY
wednesday, the 30th inst, carrying passengers to
TIE To4,rusrnsnt ~ Clsrksvle aud return q Hash-
Vile On ThGrs1ay night ster the bali. She gives
throuqh tickets Tor The roand tip there and tack
YEhicb can be had on bosFd or az the Office Of
CORB Eta BOYD, Z -
r,,uvs0 IA W A PEBBLES, Agents.
Horn's Rrasa Rand vii ba or board
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A correspondent informs US that Rector
J. B. SMITH died at shelbyvilie, on the 19th
inst, and adds, he leaves two little girls be-
hind to mourn his loss. He was beloved
by every one for his many good qualities.
The community has sustained severe loss
in his death. He died willingly, as he was
certain of his safety. He only wanted to
live for his little children.
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CoULDx'r TRUST HIS CONsTITUENTs.--In the
Circuit Court Of Monroe county, on the oath
inst, Mr.. Blackman, the county represen-
tative, petitioned for the privilege Of re.
moving O suit, which he had pending, &c
some other county, alleging that he thought
be could not get justice in MonroeI IN
worthy must be the representative who can
not trust his constituents.
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suicide of a Noted LorettO.
The Interior Workings of a Bagnio.

well known Loretto Of this eity-Me-
LISA Bennett-attempted to commit sui
eide day before yesterday, BY taking NOR.
phene. She had recently been deserted BY
her lover, and she became so far distracted
that che took q heavy dose Of NOR
phene, after which she never spoke, and
last evening at c o'clock she expired with
out a struggle. She was about 80 years o.
age. Some parties are of the opinion that
she did not design suicide, but only thought
10 drown her troubles for time but this
Of course, viii never be known by the
public.
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THrArEIcAL.-Niss Rachael Johnson COM
menced a brief engagement last Monday
evening, at the Louisville theatre, appear
ing as Lady Audley, in the dramatization
Of Mrs. Henry Woods novel Of Lady Aud
Iav'a Sesret
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-30

HoI FoR CLARKsvLLE.-The steamboat
Tennessee, Capt. Kinney, leaves for the
GAINESVILLE Tournament to-day at noon.
This is Nashville boat, and the Captain is
one Of our Oldest and best citizens. Ny
Lord Palmerston will be in attendance, and
will do the genteel to the passengers in his
happiest style. The boat will be crowded
of course.
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In our notice, yesterday morning, Of the
death Of Mr.. W. /. Scott, Adams Express
Agent at Russellville, KY, last Sabbath
afternoon, we enormously stated that Mr..
Scott died in front Of his residence. He
had walked up the street from the railroad
depot about six o'clock, and took seat
before the store Of an acquaintance and
friend Of his on Main street, near the Public
Square, and entered into conversation with
some friends and Immediately after pro-
pounding a question to a gentleman who
had been in attendance on pleasant little
gathering that had Just come of at BOwling-
Green, be suddenly ceased to breathe, being
attacked by apoplexy. The poignant grief
Of q young wife at the sudden and unexPect-
ed taking away Of an afiecsionate and loving
husband, can better be imagined than de-
scribed The event cast gloom over the
whole community.
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A THO OF Boys ARREsTED.-Three boys
we're yesterday arrested and brought before
Esq Meacham, on a charge Of assaultinG
and violently beating an old gentleman
VIII Sc name we did not learn. The origin
Of the difficulty was this: A number of boys
got into a difficulty day or two since, am
were settling it, on q common, near the pen
iteutiary, when an old man attempted t.
quell the disturbance, when the belliger
entz joined together, and beat him severely
with stones.
Three of the boys-NicbOlas German
Geo. Kepler and James Rausier-were ar
rested and held over in the sum Of $500
each for their appearance to-day, at on
o'clock, for examination.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-30

We are indebted to Ed. Willard, No. 2S]4
Union street, for the latest Louisville and
Cincinnati papers. He has received ALT
literary papers now due.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-30
BLOODY ARRAY ON CHERRY
STREET.
One Policeman Shot and Another
Stabbed.
The Wounds Ofthe First Supposed to
be Mortal.

Last night, about half past ten O'Clock,
four drunken soldiers Of the 10th Regulars
became involved 10 a fight on Cherry street,
below Broad, when detective Jack Kanally
went out to arrest them. On seeing him
approach the soldiers prepared for resist
nnce. and when be attempted to lay hands
upon one Of tn EN-, two others fred pistols at
him. one Of the balls taking effect in his
head and the other in his breast, inficting
wounds which are believed 10 be mortal.
On hearing the shots, Officer Pink Dew
came up and attempted to arrest the party,
when one Of them drew a knife and stabbed
him several times, one Of the wounds pene-
trating the chest
Only one Of the villains have been ar
rested.
Since the above was in type, we learn
from the attending physician that the shots
fired at Mr. Kauaily missed their aim, when
he was attacked with knives, iDficting five
different wounds, one on the side Of the
face, one on the neck, and three on the
chest-one Of those On the chest penetrating
the cavity. His condition, as well as that
Of Mr.. Dew, is regarded as very critical
indeed.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-30

The lunch given daily at Thompson
Bank Exchange is excellent and bounteous.
Hundreds enjoy it.
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For fine Carte de Vlstes, or large Photo
graphs, plain or elegantly colored, call
at GIERs' GALLERY,
may29-1m AZ Union street.
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Gen. Tillson has been ordered to use ex
traordinary efforts to supply the destitute
people OF Narthern Georgia.
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The CoLD.-The ext aordinary cold of
yesterday has few parallels in the history
Of this region. So cold 29th of May can
not but have most de'eterious influence
upon the crops, which were not, we regret
to say, promising, in the South, even before
its advent. We hope to see a change soon,
or not only will vegetation and the fruit be
injured, but disease will set in, and create
sad havoc
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1865.

"COsTAR's RAT DIFFERENTIATION is simple,
safe, and sure the most perfect RAT ifcaton
meeting We have ever attended. Every Rat that
get It. properly prepared, vii eat IT, ADD every
one that eats i wiii die, generally, A. some place
distant a. possible from where Il was taksn-Lake
SHIRE, Mich Mirror.
"a See "CosTARis advertisement above,
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This vice, which is never practiced in
the presence of any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin of thousands of the noblesi
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue to eloquence or pen to song.
Il has destroyed health, blasted the consti
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim tc
a living skeleton. Nor are these its fnsl
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins CT reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. TO be
cured permanently Of this affection, call on
DR.. Coleman, No. O. North Cherry street
or address him by letter, Box 500, Nash
vile, Tom. fsoz6-F
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1866.

EOUsEKEEPER5 troubled with verrain need
b 90 10 longer, II they uss "CosTkE's" Exterrina-
tor We have used Il % our satisfacton; and II a
box cost g. We would have t. We have lrisd poi.
sons, but they effected nothing; bot "Costar's A.
tcle knocks TIE breath on Of Rats, Nice. Reaches,
Ants, and Bed-bugs, quicker than We ean Write o.
y is IN great demand all over the county,. Msciina
(Oiao) GQzeffs.
- .CosEAn,sn adyerassment aboHs.
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MoRG,w AND rs GATORS. By Rev F. Senour.
Imciuust: g. n. Vent.
We have received a copy Of the above
very entertaining work from DR.. r. j. Gam
pie, corner of High street and Lincoln Al
ley. The Doctor is agent for the publisher,
and wishes to employ sub-agents to sell the
work. BE will keep his agents in supplies,
and, if industrious, they can make good
thing, as the book is one that will sell
rapidly. John Morgan was one of the ablest
cavalry officers brought out by the hard
knocks Of the war, and everybody feels more
or less interest in his history, and that Of
the adventure which resulted in his capture.
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For one Of those gems Of art, beautiful
colored Pearl Miniature, call at
GIERs' GALLERY,
m27-1m AZ Union ST.
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The Suspension Bridge.
The Testing TO Take PIace To.day.

Carriages commented running over the
suspension bridge yesterday-that Of Mr. a
6. Sanford being the pioneer. The formal
testing Of the strength Of the structure
however, did not take place, as proposed
because Of some Misunderstanding about
procuring wagons.
The proposed method Of testing is this
number Of wagons--as many as can Be
put between the piers Of the bridge-will
be loaded down with stone, and driven
across, ell together. It is estimated that
this VIII bring pressure Of from 10 to Il
pounds per square foot, on the surface Of
the structure, while it is intended to sus-
tain at least 30 pounds.
Major Foster viii superintend the matter
to-day, and the testing viii certainly
come off.
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1866.

FARMERS AND HOUsEKEEPERs-sho re-
collect that hundreds o. doliars' worth Of Grain
Provisions, &C, are annually DESTROYED By Rata
Nice, ANS, and otner meets and Vsrmin-sm of
which csn he prevented b. few dollars worth of
''CosTaR's, kat Roach, Ant, &C, Extsrminator,
bous be and used freely.
a-5ee ''COsrAE's" advertisement above
sS-sold in Nashville, Tenn, 81 " J.. 4 c. "
SMITH. and al Druggists and Dsalers
ma1chl7-3m daH