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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-19
In Chanoery at Carthage, Tennessee.
r.v-.uv - rgca
James NJ. sou res Admri
vs.
Allison and oLhers.

III 7Ws|WW - "W"NT
vs. Amenueu BIZ
Samuel Allison and Others.
IN this cause, Il appearing TO the Clerk and Mss-
ter that I~effar-on A. Wright aud Elijah A. W tght
are non residents Of he state Of Tennessee, 30 that
the ordinary process OF law clnn0t be serFed upon
thew; &c Is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks, in the Nashville
Union, q newspaper published 70 the miv CT Nash
vile, Tennessee, requiring said lie sndsats 70 np-
pear n the next term OF tho Chsncery Court Of
smith county. u BE- held a. he Cou1t house IN Gar
thsga. on the tbird Monday 10 February, lsa6, 10
snsWsr the amended hl Of complainant or The
sane viii be taken for confessed and set for hearing
eHpaTte, hs 10 IA Il.
inn,O4w d. K CAMPBELL. c an.
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No. 23l.

FOR RENT-A good COTTON FARM Of 92a
4 scres-l5O cleared, on toe Wilson Pike. one
mile from Brentwood. Large twO-stOy Ffams
Dazzling. good spJing, &c. Possession gwen i'm.
medisteIy and viii lease for two years AZ SO pei
acre. We think that = lsrse amount Of money can
he msde bT thelessee Of his farm.
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
T.r-.pv f~s 1e1s
vs.
JulIa uurhsn sni Others.

Juha puFhsa sn1 Others.
rs this cause, j; sppe ring . the Clerk and Ms
Ter that Al rev DIIhsm snd iphha Durhsm arr
noe residents ofue stat OF Tenuess-e, 20 that the
ordinary process o. law cannot be served up1n
{ en- IT'S therefore ordered thst pub seat GA he
made Tor iour successive weeks. ID the Nashville
Union aneWspapsr publishes 10 the city Of cash
VIE Tennessee, requiring said de cnh-uis 70 40
pear = the ueXt teru Of ire Chsucery Court Of
HmIth ccUuiy, 70 he held a. The Cuut house m
tsFihsge. on the third No day Ia February. tSsG
o. ans ,er complainsrts' ~ or the same WIN b.
9 keu cr confessed an set for heSrng erusrie s.
% ID m, T. Il. CAMPBELL ~
iauli- vt
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Chsncery at Huntington, Tennessee
I'hn Eorn0n' ct ais lopn.
n. L. Noryeu. ct ala.

IN this csse. TIA peaung. ty affidavit, that Archi-
bdd GiJl-. one Of ae defendants, 'ss non resident
q the State OF Teunesseti &c Is ordered that puhh-
eaton be ms le. Tor four successive EeeGs. II the
nashville niou. nessparer published 10 the CITY
Of Nashville. that sad a fendant appear on the hrst
Mouisy in February neEt. ant pleai, susuer or ce-
muir 10 sad hl, OF the came viii D. takHu for con
lessed. a. o. him.. ? ". HAWkINs GAM.
lana 40
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fkKHs OF s~gEsEIrfI0x.
RAfH OF ~ABTERTHsIEG.
RATAsLE N ADVANCE.
~ ABtkkfIEERs IN DETAIL,
THE NTE Will Be As FOLLOWS.

ADVERTISEMENTS in theSpecid Coiur,u. 6rst tine
nom Ito s lines, Qoo-each sddi- orsI Iine ~
SsoSi subsequent Insertions, 10 GEMS eriiEs- In
Solqmn nrst ~ RON 70 lines, q o.
Tons 10 cents per h1s.
Al advertisements oocupying special position.
So1 do1ns cotumn Advertisements, Will b.
ensrged 50 per cent advance On regular ratez
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
VII be charged 81 the regular advsrssinp r,t..
and must Invariably be PNd \ advance, or 40 n.
uerhon made.
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90 mn YEAR mafs by sny ore viii
" ~sl5-slencl Ioch. No arpsrcres
nseeassV. he Pre1deuts CEhera and Tressu-
raE o. turse Bsukz indorae Ne ~clrruiss 80 -
20 ssnpiss- A1dress Ee Americas Stencil Icol
NuISa sprageeid, YsnaosL SaFf-n
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We Ask

The suffering nj Hons 10 our land 10 give this
rene ~ r trial convinced that by its timely use
msuy MAJ he reIlsled. many cured Of Dyspepsia,
Heartburn, sour Siumach, Sick Heaisc e. Idzn-
less, irdise uon, Faea. c s-tYeness, Bilious AT
tacks, Liver GomplKn o. Rhe1matic Adectons,t&c
kesd The Pamphlet Of Tesumonisls with ea h bot
&c, sut 10 not use tho medicine AGAINST the sduce
81 your Physiciaa.
Manufactured only Nv TARRANT ~
G1eenulch st1Hea New rorE.
eW-F0r nala ~ 81 D-lvriate- mv4Iv
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No. 235.

FOR RENT-Fesen Acres Of good / s1j. At nfs.
Il I~oil-gste on 6allstu PIKE.
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Type Foundry and Printers Emporium.
Established ISIS
HAGAR & CO..

THIS old established Foundry hsv1ng large A.
4 sortme1t Of Book, Newsuaper, Sob and 0-~s-
mental Type, the -p7euneto-s are prerarsd 90
ample tscl1hes % promptly execute al ORDER 81
same, snd pznlng matorals q eTerF dea.rnH1.
inoiueIng Presses q Al hanuiscuursrs. oofiT-sw
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No. 236.

FOR sALE-+s% feet eoner Vine AMI Union
streets, OPP ste TIE rsside8ce Of Mrs. Ex-Pra-
s1eni Pc Prise $40 per foot noble spot for
4 nna residence
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
D. FnBrR 2srH, 1856.

D. FMBrR 2srH, 1885.
L. H. Csrdwell, vs. Eh5ssr Smith, and o;hers.
IN this cane, it appearing 10 the Clerk and Mas.
ter that the names aud residences Of The hers Of
def. 3 X. Allen, dss'd, are uuknoan, so that the
oroioary pro,e oflaw cannot be seryedupon them:
&c is th-r.Ere ordered that publication he made
FOR four suoces i've week, in the RashWl.eU Union,
a 2 Psptr published ia the c 8 Of NASHVILLE, Ten
nessee. requiring SAID heirs to appesr al the next
term Of tire ;hsncery Court o. smith county, 20 be
held az the @ mt house m Carthage. on the tn I'd
Monday n February, 1865, then ana there 70 plead,
Rnswer or demur . complainant bin, o. The same
Iarte, IS 10 then.
jsuiJ wit D. r. CAMPBELL, c. & NJ.
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Tie Cincinnati commereisl Nv.

There has been 10 change in the markets
since our last. Business is duh aud curren-
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
EXCITEMENT on MEXICAN AFFAIRS-ARRIYAL OF
IMPORTANT DISPATCHER
VEST INDIES.

vIRULEYT CHOLERA AT ST. CROrx--YELLOw FEVER
AND SMALLPOX AT ST. THOMAS.
BI TELEGRAPH
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2-The United States Consul
M Crox West Indies under date OF Nov 9 informs tho
Department that the Government Of that Island received
intelligence by the express boat from ST. Thomas the day before,
that disease had broken suddenly and violently in that ISL
an the Saturday previous the 9Th inst which the Kings
physicians and other medical gentlemen pronounced Asatio
cholera The number Of eases stated but four q those
attacked died within twenty -four hours of its hst appearance
The adds In consequence all vessels arriving hero
from St. Thomas viii be subjected 10 quarantine o seven
days and neither passengers be landed during
that time The yeoWyer and small pO1 also said pre-
vail at St Thomas considerable extent The health OF
Santa Cruz remarkably good epidemic and contagious
diseases having existed here long time with the exception
of OF smallpox recently imported from. ST. Thomas
Passengers coming 70 Santa Cruz will do well TO embark on
board vessels bound directly here Postal communication be-
tween the lslands Nll not be inierruntcd.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
MaMf5
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

quoted the the opening little business was done.
United States securities advanced closing O and with fsg
demand.
UNITED STATES FIVE-TWENTIIS IN BERLIN.
BERLIN Dec Evening United States FiveTweny bonds
closed at the same price as at the opening
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LoNpoN Nov 3O-6 p m-The accounts from Liverpool cd
steady feeling the Cotton market and an increased
business to-day given 10 900 bales the market
closing with good degree Of rmnes az Id for Mddng O
lands The circulars report the business Of the week ending
last evening at 1900 bales
At the Liverpool Corn market to-day all descriptions Of
Breadstus slow Of sale in Indian Corn decline o
from 3D. to Cd. per quarter of lsO ID accepted.
THE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL Nov. 3O-Noon-The Brokers Circular reports
the sales Cotton for the week 1900 bales The sales to-
day been bales The market opens steade I'D
for midding uplands.
LIVERPOOL Nov 3O-Eyening-The Cotton market is With
ont quoable change.
LNERPooI, Dec THE sales Of Cotton to-day have been
10000 bales the market closing quiet I'D for middng up
land
LIVERPOOL Dec l-Noon.--Cotton market to-day orened
steady with prospect of days sale Of 10000 bales MddDg
Orleans is quoted at l4id.
LIVERPOOL Dec. l-Evening Market for cotton closed
steady The sales to-day have aggregated 10000 bales OF which
spectators and exporters took 3OoO.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.
LNEBPooL Nov 3O-Noon-The market for breadstufs is
unchanged
LNEEPooL Nov 30-Eyenng-The market for breadstufs
somewhat easier and has declined to 36 for mixed
Western. Pork is also tending downward
The market for breadsuffs is very active.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
NEW YORK, MONDAY, DECEMBER 81 1866.

that half million Of dollars will secure all the terri
tory needed
The melter at the United States Mint has made an
important discovery which Will save the Government
vast sum Of money. Recent experiments have
demonstrated that in future cOnageS OF gold, S2JOO
out Of every million converted from dust will be clear
profit to the United States. The new process Will
not be made public
Agreeing with the War Department Board as TO the
utility of the Tompkns wheeled litter in place OF
the common stretchers at permanent military posts
and at depot hospitals, the SurgeOn-General has
recommended that one be supplied 20 each depot oil
recruits school Of instruction, and 10 frontier posts
1t is the purpose Of the QuartermaserGeneral to
dispatch one of these ltters to the American Com
missioner for the Paris Exposition.
The statement in Meadville pa paper that there
is Revolutionary pendoner named Bakeman, re-
siding at Cattaraugus County ~ Y, is untrue. In
ventons of this sort have before been put in crcula
tion, for what purpose only be imagined.
The statement recently published that the work
in the Pension Office was decreasing is untrue,
the facts being that the business has nearly
doubled within the last six months. This s partly
owing to the two acts increasing pensions passed at
the last session Of Congress. It's also 70 be borne IN
mind that additions TO the pension rolls involve an in
of labor which is permanent 50 long as the pen
sion thus granted continues to be paid. The adjud
cation of a claim therefore does not end the work Of
the Pension Office concerning il, but only begins its
labor in the premises. The clerical force has, within
the same period been increased about 80 per cent and
still higher increase is Indispensable to prevent the
business from falling greatly in arrears. An appro-
pration was made at the last session of Congress 10
enable the Pension Office to rent building for its
use in addition to the apartments already occupied
the Patent Office. house Gst., opposite the De-
partment edice has been rented for this purpose and
is now occupied by portion Of the clerks Of the
office.
In no other city in the land do prices rule so high
in Washington. The head Of one of the Bureaus of
the Treasury Department had some bricks blown off
his chimney short time since. He sent for work
man 10 replace them. The workman, after looking at
them, told him he should charge ten dollars for the
job. The gentleman demonstrated with him on the
exorbitant price, and finally offered him fifty cents
brick for laying. He then offered to pay him for his
time at the rate ofsxty dollars day. The workman
still declined and the gentleman had to allow him his
Oririnal nrlce.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
md MENICAN QUESTION.
SECRETARY SEwARD's DISPATCH AND THE EMPEROR
NAPOLEON.

SECRETARY SEwARDs DISPATCH AND THE EMPEROR
NAPOLEON.
LONDON Saturday, Dec l. 1866.
1t is reported on good authority that Mr. BigeloT,
the United States Minister at Paris recently read to
Napoleon, in person a very grave and decided dis
patch from Secretary Seward.
This dispatch, the report goes implicitly required
France to fulfil the engagements she had entered into
with regard to the Mexican question.
The Emperor, however, made no reply.
TIE EMPRESS CHARLOTTE's CASE SAID TO BE HOPELESS.
TEE,Tr. saturday Dee J. lsd6.
Adyices received from Miramar report that the case
of the Empress Charlotte is said by her consulting
physicians to be hopeless.
MAMMALIAN EXPECTED IN EUROPE.
Preparations are being made here to receive the
Emperor Maxmilian who is expected to arrive here
in an Austrian war vessel at an early date.
SENSATIONS PRODUCED IS PARIS BY THE NEWS OF
GEN. SEDGwICK'S REPORTED MOVEMENTS.
PARIS Dec . lsG6
dispatch from America announcing the occupation
of Matamoros by United States troops, has caused
marked sensation here.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
LONpoN MONEY MARKET.

LONDON Nov eo-Noon.-Consos for money r94
LONDON Nov 3O-G p m.-The money market remains easy
% per cent Consols are very hF ana 'he tendency
slightly upward. Sales to-day at -. .as9f
LoNpoN Dec l-Consols for money so.
LONDON Dec l-Eyenug-Moncy is in demand
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
LONDON NoI 29-Noon.-The opening rats for American
securities are as follow, FycTUeutcs O.; Ere shares i
Illinois Central -.
LONDON Nov JO-6 m-United States 52os have exhibited
steady appearance today though perhaps little weak at the
close The opening rate 7o ana the closing figures 'O
.ele, 20 buyes American railway shares stronger
Illinois and rather weaker on Ercs The former sold at a.
and the latter at 45l 49,
IoSBoS Dee I-Ec shares i1 Illinois Ccniial'' United
States FyeTwentes 10Y American securities with the ex
ceptiop Of bonds have declined drce the last re
port The following the current rates. Fiyetwenes 'o
Eries 45l; Illinois Central ;ul
LoSDoN, Dee l-Noon-Ihc market for American secuIi-
tes duu Tie following hc opening quotations United
States Five Tpenies 50l Illinois Ccniuls a. EriCs &C.
LoNDoS Dee -Eycnng-At the close railway shares were
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
TEMPERANCE
RLYIvAJ IN THE RIVER COUNTIES.

RLYlyAB IN THE RIVER COUNTIES
TELECRArH -
PoUGHKEErsiE, Dee. 2-Thc great Temperance
revival which commenced h,c time since eoHnlss
n M force and ias already spread other countc. alen
Men In ts city and county WHO r years have been confirmed
drunkard have epoasod tc of total abstinence and
DOW bright ard shining gl ile Father Matthew Society
The ebet Of that organization u Iouglkoesc alone nun
irirq nearly IN quite luo Icmlerllce meetings arc held
nightly and hundreds sigh llc piest gatherings VaItale
largely OF the old fashioned NalIg t ' singing aud
speaking alternately prevailing >Taey ah'rnoof ahu
s lrrrst hail n the city s d toCycrtonng hundred.
being unable 70 g14 admtan,c Ic enthusiasm Las already
spread throughout tlo t6rr,, ad tit Y'h noticeable boz
every town village aud ham.ct
Tie fs,d lender Of he Taflci Matthew socstY Mr. J.
Cummey, vel known lawyer WHO lai little over year
ago miserable gutter dTHka. Children eorsecird with
the sabbath schools ~ le various Cuhcs ale organizing
Temperance S0cecs and the Church ueav ~ abut take
hold ~ che matter ac whic. his fTurspd before
great the excitement saloon keepers lnd lloprtors ~ low
goggccs have closed Their shop. and given Hp business and
lave forward and signed ac pledge ono little Incident
is worth telling 10 shows The result uf tle movement \
uIorr.tt0rO Of formau lager saloon upon being utDuudd
IN relation ihe prosperity o, bio business replied That Dc
should have shut up shop dem tam fadcr Matthew s
tlkes customers ull away Information received rom Dol"
parts me reveals tie ct thar hctUrg hls .uci
revival existed among 'o p'rauce folks ls now IN ft'
County although th movement h not general Jci thrr Zoo
hc Temperance fever 40 is hight ana informed that Pre-
VaIutions foot for gglu Inlcr Mathew Mass 'oi
vcr Of the River c0ucs o. Dc hold ut Iu-gAecgse some
time daring This Winter.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
MEXICO.

A QUEER STATEMEST-GEN BAzAISE FAyORs oRTEGA.
TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON, Dec. ., 1896.
Letters from the City of Mexico received here, dated
the lOh state the fact that Gen. Bazane had given
aud ammunition to two Mexican Liberals and promised
them that they should be nteered with by the French
forces provided they pronounced for Gen. otega and
proclaimed him as President of Mexico
MAZATLAN OCCUPIED BY THE LlBERALS-GBS. yEGi.
SAN FRASCIscO, Dec. 2-COnsu Godoey has received
positive information of the occupation OF MaZatlan by tho
Liberal Gen. Corona Nov. II. Letters from President
Juarcz and the Minister Of State LerO dc Tejada say:
Gen. Placdo Vega is expected Chcuahue to cooperate
with the President, and hopes entertained here that
the news OF his death by order OF Corona may prove
incorrect.
EXCITEMENT on MEXICAN AFFAIRS-ARRIyAL OF
IMPORTANT DISPATCHES.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1T G0lrestOR Bulletin Of tho
Goth of November contains the folowing Tho city
full of Yesterday in reference 10 the Mexican
affairs, no doubt induced by the arrival of Lieut. Taylor
with dispatches and the departure Of the steamer Eliza
beth Read with Teturn-bearcr Of dispatches. We are
assured by those who know about The NATTER that IL has
reference 10 the French We not Informed 40 to
what it has reference. The Government is not accus
toned TO send of private steamers the Read was dis
patched, for any but matters important, like all other
Mexican matters 4 considerable 0bscunty about tho
affair is increasing disposition is manifested South 10
admit qualified suffrage impartial as 10 color. Violent
attacks such papers who DO directly oppose H. show
that il is gaining ground, equivalent OF universal
amnesty of the ultra Union papers Of the North.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
GREAT BRITAIN.

GUSBoATs FOR IRELAND-MARTIAL LAW PROCLAIMED
IN LIMERTcK-JAMEs sTEPHENs-THR ENGLISH
MLIrIA-PRoBABLR DISPATCH OF TROOPS TO
LIVERPOOL AND GLAsGow-FURTHER ARRESTS OF
FEyIASs.
LONDON Friday, Nov. 30-nOon.
\ gunboat left Shecrness yesterday; another will
leave to-day. Their destination is Ireland.
They carry with them a large supply Of AIMS and
ammunition to be used in the suppression of Fenian
outbreaks. No more arrests have been made.
LONDON Saturday, Dec. J. 1850
Martial law has been proclaimed in Limerick City
and County, and arrests continue daily.
There is a vague rumor that the Chief Organizer
James Stephens, lately arrived in Paris and is now
secreted there.
1t is denied that the English militia will go to Ire
land.
LoypoN. Dec. > 1866
1t is quite probable that troops will be sent to Liy
erpool and Glasgow on account Of the bad feeling
that prevails among the Irish in those cities.
Many arrests of Fenians have been made by the
Government officers in Ireland.
QUEEN VICTORIA AT PUBLIC CEREMONY.
LONDON Saturday Dec. J, ls66
Queen Victoria and suite went to Woverhampton
to-day WAeIe she tOOh tue chel part i'll inc ceIeuOy
Of unyang a statue Of Prince Albert. There were
immense crowds of people present. who extended an
enthusiastic welcome to the Queen.
THE LAMIRASDE CASE.
LONDON, Saturday Dec. ], 1866
The Daily N,rs fears that Lord Stanley has acqui-
esced in the refusal of France to give up Lamirande.
THE GREAT REFORM DEMONSTRATION IN LoNDON-M-
PORTANT MILITARY ORDER.
LONDON Dee . ls6G
All the regular troops in this city will be strictly
confined to the precincts of their barracks during the
Reform meeting which takes place here on Monday.
PERSONAL.
Lieut.. Many, late Confederate Naval Commander
has arrived in London.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03

REPUBLICAN REJoIcISG.-A banquet in honor Of
the Union victories in the Vh Congressional Dis
trc Of NcwJcey given under the auspices Of the Young
Mems Republican Executive Committee At Newark Friday
evening hundred gentlemen were present prominent
among whom senator 4 Freigbuysen Mayor Pedlc
Congressmen Halsey aud Hi the Hon jas L. Hays Cort
landt Parker esq and other The President Of the Commit
tee Wm H. Francis esq presided mone The t0ls;s
the following 1he day celebrate responded "a by The
Hon r T. Freinghlysen The Governor Of NewJersey'
The Mayor of our City responded 70 ~ that Official our
Representative u Congress Mr. ilalsey OurSiate Senator
Mr. james J. Hays lle WI Congressional DfiTiet' Nj
Ill, ILe so.len y tie EepLJ!e MAJOR seaTs
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
CLNCLNN4TL

OPENING OF THE SUSPENSION BRIDGE OVER TIE ONO
TELEGRAPH 10 .t...-
CINCINNATI, Dec. 2.-The great suspension bridge
opened duly yesterday and By dark 1900 persons had
crossed the structure To-day fully passed and back
The crowd the bridge u day varied from twenty-five hun
drcd three thousand persons t the motion OF the roadway
was hardly percepthe MI Eocblng the builder says tie
cable, would readily sustain double procession ~ locomotives
over its entire length Tie test was put 70 today il probably
the sevcrost 10 viii ever have.
Col W X Basley late ofhc Gl Ohio Regiment died here
today OF CONSUMPTION.
There were eight deaths from cholera city last week
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
GOVERNMENT FINANCES.
BY rAIreR,ru TO THE TRIBUNE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-Tho amount Of circulation
issued the National Banks up this time Us s2 900 900
being sL.OUOOO less thar authorized by Congress.
The Treasurer OF the Incd States holds Government bonds
follows security iur circulation of National Banks s4l
3 tj0 securities for dcposlcs of public money $50 2G-
$50 Total s37g 512to0.
Amount OF fractional currency received from ne printer
Si25 600 amount shipped sl-stt W.
Receipts 81 Internal Revenue YESTERDAY n f4eiJ - Total
amount received lor the week - ~ 80 81.
Last month The Treasury Department Cancelled by burning
National Bank notes amounting 90 s94 lt0
The disbursements " The Treasury account ~ The Depart
meuis Tor the week follows War s110G's ~ Nary
HJn"s3 .! Interior Sil9o6i 49, Total = 80 1872 g.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
ARMY GAZETTE.
BY TELEGRAPH 70 Inr 1mBuSr.

b TELEGRAPH 10 THE tribune
Dec. l.-Brcvct Maior-Gcn. Davis IilsOn, Assistant
Coms.ouer of H. T. Abandoned Land, State Of GpoTgb
mustered on, nom Dec. but j. retained u service unGl
further orders
Brevet MaorGsn r. X. Scott Assistant Coun oner Tor the
State South CaIoua, viii not be mlesd from Dee
will be retained connected with the Bureau until further
orders.
Brcvet LeuCo James Bates Captain IN Regiment Veierun
Reseryc Corpf aid Capt y g. Bun q the Regiment
Reserve Cor been mustered out and houorsby discharge
ssry re fouf B..
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
MbNIANA.
NETTING OF TIE LEGisLArCRE.

NTIII " IIII1 I'7'''Il' ~
ny rrtfsA4rH rHiBrSE A.. =, -
~ IOrfs Dee 2-Latc Montana papers state that tie
Irgi,atle Of tho Territory met az Virginia City on tho
5 ult ,nd Gov. Green Clay Smith sent IN bis message
which highly praised by the press OF the Territory. The
Hon Charles = Bogg, formerly Of FreepOrt, Illinois was
chosen President OF the Council On tho first day Of the
session the Governor nominated 90 the Legislature Major
John r. Bruce OF IIs MaAtaHa DcE0crdf, formerly Of
Kcnt4cky for public printer. Among the members Of the
Council are sample Orr, d. Tute, Joseph q. Spatt and
Wilau NJ. Clcs.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
OBITUARY.
THoMAs l. sERyoSS.

Thomas l.. Seryoss died in this city on Friday. He
was born m Phiadcpia Early i- tlis century be lived ia
Natchcl and then NevOrcans where be gained large
fortune In ls25 be- 20 this city and established the
Louisiana Line OF five slips between New York mud New
Orleans subsequently managed ly Nir L. X Collins Mr.
Seryoss Trustee Of the ola Chambcrst Bank for Savings
many wears manage ~ The American bc Society, and
Trustee in the Public school Society. lie also held other
prominent positions.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
rylrEp srArEs sQUADRON Ar LIsGoN.

Ll,pov Dee 1.-The famous Manouomoh and six other
vessels belonging to the United States Navy are now riding at
anchor IN this hurbo II ascertained however that they
will sail in Few days although their destination is unknown
ARRIVALS OUT.
LWRHrooL Nov, Eyenmg.-Ihc Cunard steamship Java,
which sailed from Boston Nov a. arrived here this morning
LiyEGrooL Dec 2-Ihe steamship Palmyra, Capt Brown,
from New. York has arrived ont