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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-13

ATTACK UPoN A PROMINENT CITIZEN by
NEGRoEs.-A few weeks ago, Col. Robert
Preston, Of Montgomery county, formerly
in command of the 2Sth Virginia Infantry,
received from two of his former slaves
very insulting letter, threatening TO return
20 the farm and shoot him A day or two
since they arrived at Preston's depot by the
Virginia and Tennessee cars, and in the
night proceeded to his place, and went into
one Of the negro quarters. Col. Preston,
hearing of their presence, went out to order
them away, when they commenced firing
at him with revolvers, shooting ten or
twelve times, but fortunately not striking
him. In the meantime he was swapping
his pistol at them, which, having been
loaded some time, would not FIRE Finally
one barrel fired, and the bali struck one of
the negroes in the leg. They then tried
10 make their escape, but Col. smith
a son Of Ex-Governor Smith-being pre-.
sent procured a gun, mounted his horse,
and pursued until he came in shooting
distance, when he ordered them to halt
assuring thea he would fire il they did
not. They oboyed, and were taken to
Blacksburg, before a magistrate, who conn
mitted them TO iail.-RichmoHd Enquirer
4th-
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EVERYBODY

Can get, in a sealed letter enyelop, my THEORY.
symptoms and Treatment Of Nervous, UriHdlB
and .SerddI Diseases, clearly deiiHeaiinD all DIS
eased conditions. with full Symptom Lists, for two
three-eent postage stamps TO prepay postage.
Circular for Ladies, relating TO DseGses NJ Puberty.
MeasfruGfiOn and Pregnancy. Sc.
ian23-6m& dk-s
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MILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
w 10 the highest bidder, for Cash on THURS
day 18th day of March. 1850, at II o'clock, A. NJ,
at the UPPER WHARF, at the Port of Nash
vile, the Stern-wheel Steamer MAMIE"
three years old, with all tho Furniture, Rigging,
etc, etc. Dimensions as follows:
Length of hull III feet over ALL
Breadth Of beam 20 feet ineles
Breadth of floor 20 fee. inchts
Depth Of hole feet 10 inches in the clear
Two Slide-valve Engines, 10 inch cylinders, .
feet inches stroke.
Two Double-hued Boilers, 16 feet long, 30 inch
diameter, and good Doctor for supplying water
TO boilers, etc, etc.
This steamer being Of very glraught. drawing
only Is inches water) is well adapted for the
Cumberland and Ohio rivers and tributaries TO
Upper and Lower Mississippi especially 10 the
Bayou Trades Of the South, beini, now owned by
the Corporation of Nashville. AMI 20 be sold for
account of same. The sale will De positive and
without reserve. GEO. s. KINNEY,
feb2S-tf Chairman Street Committee
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". j. ARLINGTON. >. II. FAERAR.
ARLINGTON & FARRAR,
Real Estate and GeneraIAgepts
NO. Gs PUBLIC SQUARE,
NEXT DOOR NORTH OF sCITY HOTEL
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.
LAMB SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF DIED OF TRUsTExEcUT-
I'D ed BY Matthew Warmack. on 10Th October, 1850.
registered in Book 4. PAGE 2i6 in Davidson
County. will expose 10 public sale on Monday.
the 5th Of March next, az the stte residence Of
Matthew WarmAek. oE shanss Fork Of Mansieo's
acres. Also, a tract Of 100 - Timber land.
Also. another tract of50 acres in the hills es0ui
one mile from the home tract. Terms Of sale bali
cash. The remainder on a credit OF twelve
months, With interest from date.
LEVY A. BAkEh-
febll-zf Trustee Of n Wa2ufask
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d .. JoNEs & Co., have opened splendid as
sorthielt Foulard Silks.
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InsoIvent Notice.

STATE OF TENNESSEE,
HUMPHREYS COUNTY.
7 d. VI. Simpson. Administrator Of the Estate
L Of j. ID. Cunningham. deceased, having
suggested TO the Clerk of the County Court o
said county, the insolvency of the Estate of the
said j. ID. Cunningham. deceased. do therefore.
notify all persons having claims against the Estate
of the said deceased 10 fle the same with the
Clerk Of the County Court of said county. on OF
before the 18th day of August next. duly anthem
ticafed ne prescribed by law for pro rata distrbu
ton or they will be forever barred. This 18th
day February, 1866. ID. Nj. SIMPSON,
fcb23-3t& Administrator.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
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RANKIN HOUSE
OF
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. UNIUN I5lbELIf
DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
IL Exchange, Uneurrent Money, Gold and Sill
ver Government Vouchers, State and United
States Bonds Foreign and Domestic Bills.
They take great pleasure in calling the attention
Of their old friends. and the trading public gene
flrled, and they respectfully ask share of their
patronage. Below are our rates for uneurrent
bank notes, &c.
TENNESSEE. Bank Of fultOn.-.....-..25
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Mr.. JOIN w. FAxoN is our local agent at Clarks-
yille to receive and receipt for subscriptions TO
the UNION AND ANERIcAN
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si.baaln.
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SELL YOUR UNCURRENT MONEY.

The following are the rates paid by TH0S. S.
MARI, BROKER, corner of Union and College
streets for uncurrent money. These quotations
are liable to fuctuate, but may be depended on
for a sufficient length of time for remittances to
be received by mail or express if forwarded with
Outdelay.
TENNESSEE . Rank of Fulton:........25
Rank of TenneSsee old .. 20
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ON BOARD THE ALGONQUIN.

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power and Of foreign bayoneta 30 the legitimate
authorities OF the republic have never recognized
will they recognize valid any acts whatever OF
the and the French agent, Maximh an be-
they have principle Of law any source Of
legitimate authority TO pass them.
In his publication Mr. dc Courcilon says that after
obtaining the pretended grants from Maxmiian In May
last he had interview with the President OF tho repub
lie, at chihuahua and he said he had no objection 10
make TO the formation of Mexican Express Company,
nor 10 Its pretended grants.
con would appear very unlikely AZ once to every per-
OF common The President has instructed me 10
tell you he said such thing 70 Mr. de Courcloni that
he did not speak with him In Chihuahua don not know
him; never spoke With him anywhere, nor never had
any intercourse with him by writing nor IN my other
way, at any time place, directly or indirectly.
think can also you, from reliable sources
that Mr. de Courcon has not been In chihuahua since
May last and appears also he never was In Chihuahua
ri any previous period.
assure you OF my very attentive eons,dsrssicn
Citizen MAnAs RosnRo. &c, &C., &c.
MIR. SEWARD TO Nh. ROMERO.
DEPARTMENT or STATE. WASHINGTON, Jan. 81, 1866
sn-I have the honor 10 acknowledge the receipt OF
your OF the 21st and 26th instant
with their respective accomplishments, relative 10 the
formation OF express company In tho city Of New
peror OF Mexico, and which you pleased 10 commu
nicae for the information OF the government OF tho
United States
Thanking you for your kind courtesy avail myself
OF this opportunity 10 10 YOU sir the or
my very distng uished consideration.
Senior MATHS RoxERo, &c, &c, &C., Washington, u. G.
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, 1866-03-30

HE MILITARY FORCES OF DENMARK,
The B~erlingshe IGdende announces
that the Folkething of the Rigsraad has
voted the Budgets Of War aud Marine for
the haIf-year 1867. The military ex-
pendlture for that period is put down at
3.26l,985 rx dollars 81 scheilings. The
army IS still to be retained upon the
footing to which it was reduced after the
Treaty of Vienna. The expenses of the
navy for the halEyear are taken at
l,8l3,944 rix dollars. The martina
forces of Denmark consist at the present
time of three frigates and one @ioatine
battery iron-cased, carrying a total Of
"A guns one steam ship of the line,
"a guns; four steam frigates, with an
aggregate armament of 1872 guns three
steam %corvettes, with Al guns four cor
v%ettes' mounting IL guns six paddle
wheel vessels, carrying together SO guns
and seven iron gunboats, with an agere-
gate OF IL guns. OF sailing vessels
Denmark possesses two ships of the
, 1866-03-30

ideas, which, in the barbarous iargon of
German students, he calls 'Philistinism.''
There is, of cOusre, a half truth in all
such structures. Partly owing TO our
geographical position, partly to our his
tory, aud partly TO our national character,
we are too apt to congratulate ourselves
that we are not as other men are, and not
sufficiently sensible to foreign influences.
When, however, our middle classes are
represented as blinded by q sordid love
OF gain to ideas which circulate freely
among those Of other countries, it is
time to ask what these sublime ideas are
which have been hidden from the middle
classes of England and revealed 10 those
of France and Germany. When not onlv
our own military proves and foreign
policy, but our backward notions of go-
yernnent and legislation, are described
as objects OF just contempt to the en-
IIghtened foreigner, and especially to the
Prusslan official, W. naturally scrutinize
the working Of a system which is so IA
vourably contrasted with our own. We
observe that an arlStocracv far inferior To
our own IA me qualifications for a Iegiti-
mate ascendency, and a King whose one
idea IS his own Divine right, trample
with perfect lmpunity on HE popular
branch OF the Legislature, while the peo-
pic tameiy submit to it. Now, this may
be quite consistent with a high %civiliza-
ton, but 1t IS wholly Inconsistent with
our conception of national dignity or
greatness. 1t may be an i~nsulQr prpiu-
dIcP' but we must confess that a greater
diffusion OF artistic or musical taste. and
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zd,,,1n1o1raT0re Notice,

whereas letters Of administration on the estate OF
~ Ovesa deceased, granted to the unQerslgl-
"a - a. last December of the Probate Court OF
NaSton county State of Mississippi Now all persons
T claims AGAINST the estate of said decedent are
nAsns r;rad 10 exhibit the same duly probated and
e;stefed within the time prescribed by law or the
same Will u Us 80 gAA Admir-
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SITMMERVILLE INSTITUTE,
Al FIRST CLASS
2oApDING SCHOOL FOR
bSSAAVS AND YOUNG MEN.

WwY
1 on the NJ & o. r. R., In the section OF NoAuoee
h n as the mountains" 1t invites atenuon 10
an following facts upon which 1t relies for success.
II has pAsse through twelve aonsecutiVe years
;.hout any material suspension or q smaH CHESS;
Cd It has been patronized by Cltlzens' oeAo ol
sSa.ors Governors and Generals and has met tner
IA II has been uniformly popular with all fegaouS
DENOMINATIONS and Objectionable to Hone: ...
AL r. hes ample buildings for teaching purposes
"a room furnished for every two students' anu
each room has n fire place. ...ha,. ,~bo know
9Th 1t has able corps OF teAenei''
their duty and discharge IL .ra in TIA man.
o ar, and diseipiine there are no civide6
sT,h II ia prepared care for the SICK ou' i''
Is.;or n 40 fortunate that disease rarely occS
81. T. nreparesboys the University or MS tnem
.h rar deal pursuits and social enJoymenss Oh
| virtucus Ife- GOOD school Il in without
TSe a6tb Annual term begins on the LIST mon
| day of February 4s65.
~ uo.rd Lodging and Tuition for ~ weeks ,ox N
Evahls always in ADVANCED 20 ~ -
NJ ~ ching and Fuel. -e""s" - "
| For Music, Vocal ana 1ns.r
| GhoIson P. 0. "iss =
| Nae diff
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FOR RENT

yx~uE plantation of Mrs H. p. waShinSson. thrue
i miles North ~ Utica, Hnds county, 10 for TsaA
for the wear 1865 1t Of the best upAnd panse
tions In All tha section On the place 10 nue. ~
commodious dwelling, with seven rooms, ana neeeS-
sary outbuildings negro quarters, sumesens ~
seventy Eve negroes good gtn mouse, 80 49,
~;r atands two good wells and good e!terp; 49,
sverv convenisnce necessary. There 10 30 aGEea
cleared the majority Of which u. nesn Iaec, -
Tohn RroUn M Robert white or Mr.. Daniel Heeea,
tho lives near the place, will show Il V any 60
desiring 70 rent Fo terms apply 70 the
three miles West Of Terry Station on =.
Mr. r
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TO THe CITIzENs OF nISSIsslrPH


THE termination Of 9 sAngunary contest whoa
for The past four years has presented IN lnVAs'Ao
barrier 10 all social or commercial in'eseoarSs -
tween the two great OsctIons Of our country having
At Isneth happily cleared away all obstacles 70 re-
naval OF t ss relations which fIrmerly bound ~ ~
geher In frAternAl union, take the earliest opp~
tunity afforded by this aaspieions event. 70 Grs@
| my S,r.hern friends and to solicit from them re-
newal OF that extensive business connection WoioA
save BY tho great pnblic calamity to which have
| Adverteds :.
ma. rauaion. should repeat the waraIAS 80 ofteA
c;~er 20 nv friends-9o beware Of all those spurtouA
And deleterious comPsunss 1nlen' Tnosl ns gTIsn6
Gin LIQUORS &C., have been equally destructive 60
the health Of citizens a. prejudicA 70 'ne lO'et
ests Oh zig of nv past life have been expended IN
an open and candid attempt to expose these wnolesA
s-.1ds. no time nor expense has been spared 70 AA
Vsh this aAlutary purpose, and 10 place before
nv friends and the public 9eneraily. ~ tnS iow.s
mAike1 pna eIi uuy genuine Imported article.
Tventy ave years business transaction. with me
It lest And most respectable exporting houses n
rSnos and Great Britain have afforded me unsurpAa
| sed facilities for supplying our bone mArks' WIZ
Wines Liquors and ETrOns IN ADDITION 70 nv own
!. distillery In Holland for the nAnnfAc'urs o. tns
! | "hchiedam Schnaps
s. FacnIties of the United States West Indies and
South America an Invaluable TnerapeuuA
| wi p0aS3ub
ali Climates and during all seasons, quickly exenes
ID the cupiaty Of the home manufacturers ana Veno
81 - !. spnrioua article under the same name
IN trust that have, amer much toll ana e1PenSe, -
nnded ali nv importations with safeguards ana %
II O.;ons which with ordinary eircuwspece2n W
;rsnTe their delivery as receive them nom haroVe
TO all my customers. -h...
would, however, recommend IN AL oeSes 49, NnS.S
A.s;hla that orders be sent direct to my Depot .
ReSTer Street, New York, or that purchases De ma
, | ~ nv accredited agents ,-A.. a.
In addition to q large stock Of wines, btsnGse -
:, wood. have a considerable supply OF sId -
foreign ines embracing vintAges OF many -.
"st hottled M before the commencement OF bne va
which can especially recommend " all eonnoaoe~
| ~ these rare luxures
In conclusiop wsud specially call the early -
oT nv Southern customers TO the advantage 70
Ssryed BY transmitting their orders without Isss
I'd time or calliug personally at the Depot IN oto
;sura the fuliment Of their orders out OF tne press
large anu WIN UDOLPHo woLHA
a. "a 63u 70 Beaver Street, New XoFG
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rRrHEREAs, letters of administration We're granted
w 70 the undersigned on the estate o. Jonn bLges
100000 a The November term 1865 OF the Probate
corr Of Simpson equity in the State ct Missis ippi
sice L erefors hereby given 70 all persons hold
.rsS@;,na against the estate OF said deceoent e
800 :. re sane 60 be probated and regiseered Within
~ sine prescribed By law, thay win es 1oreSe'
barred JAMES HS-.l.t-s-se.-
TR 00wAN, A6y. ANAas''es~soi'
TNaa 9g1nR.
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NUMBER IA.
5flistsIlantous 9Nbtrtissmsnts.
HOUSE AND LOT
FOR SALE.

In Citation, Miss, Tive Acres
Six Rooms, besides i've Out ResMA Aged D~A 90
Stables, . coed oisterA, POnA 0ardsa. A. Sr
loo cash. Apply 70 p b Lewis. cnnSOA HISS
county Miss, 90 70 ne uuASrsignsd 81 MsridlAA-
ne. 1eslm IB HAWBERLm.
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S6RTNG Hill COLLAGE

T0HTs institution SO well know in this ana 1.n. 70
= - 5nr,no ~ late war, unhurt and unlmpaAreu ~
'I Tbe pan Of studies comprises the CommerciA ANU
TSa Cemmercial course includes the study .. o
rreIish. French Spanish and German TooS
Gaocranhy and History, OF AritmeuS %A~
Ge ".e;rG ~ Algebra and Geometry. sAa.
The Classical course embraces besides me
aDpto Ts,,rel and Ne ntal Philosophy, CnemAssry'
the higher branches Of ttsen years
The age of admission Is from NINE % q bnows how to
read and write, AZ. sTr OF DECEM
| vEn Trrns for the whole session (un1leen "S,cs
.h,, rclndne board and tnition, washing on \
Fees and Stationery. 80 ... 10 O
| I,~4rarc@ Fee
hssa tsrras are payable In gold or It's
Far further particulars apply TO tne Tfs''"'A'
| snrine Han College, near Mobile; ALI. Nor @ \
| Nov l4d3m r. ~ ---------
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VOLUME III.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
OF THE
CITY OF ID A e. K 9 I'D IN .
See Advertisements i'm the Clarion.

See Advertise memts i'm the Clarion.
Attorneys at Lao
w. NJ. ESTELLE.
W. T. WITHERS
Booksellers and StGtioners
TITCONB &POWELL.
Cigars, Tobacco, Fruits, &C.,
sPENGLER & ZEHNDER.
Commission Merchants
T. F. OWEN & Co.
Bankers
J&T GREEN.
NATIONAL BANK OF JACKSON
DrMes, Chemicals, &c,
ASH & LEMLY.
BUCK, BAILEY & co.
CRAFT s. JOHNSON.
j. N. CANNON.
Express Company
PIONEER-E. A. COCHRAN, Agt.
Dry Goods.
HAWKINS & DOTY.
HOWARD SHAW & co.
RANDALL g. PUTNAM.
ROBINSON & co.
Dentists.
DIR. C. S. KNAPP.
Furniture.
IL. ELANNEh1.
Groceries, Family and Plantation Supplies.
ABRAHAM & SMITH.
HAWKINS & DOTY.
HOWARD, SHAW & co.
MALLON & MCLAUGHLIN.
T. F. OWEN & co.
RANDALL g. PUTNAM.
Hotels.
DICKSON HOUSE.
MRS. FLUSSERS
Merchant Tdilore
SHAW & DOHERTY.
Printing.
CLARION BOOK AND JOB OFFICE
Restaurant.
KEESECKER & LAIR
ReGl estate agents.
wv. T. WITHERS.
Saloons.
STAG SALOON.
PHOENIX SALOON.
Shot, Ponder 6c.
Stones, IInlCare &C.
REFS g. COATS.
Saddles Harness @c.
CD. Subway.
W;nes, Liquors &c ~
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-11

DIX. D. L1~AA |
ASH e. LEMLY,
DRUGGISTS ANDsAP0THECARlES,
Main s. opposite South side of Capitol
JACKSON, MISS.
LAVE jus. receivsd:A fresh stock of PURE AND
III RELIABLE
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
N which thew invite the attention Of their friends ana
nc orders Pf from the country will be carefully packed
All goods sold on as reasonable terms as any o'0~
house in Ii: City aDs our STOCK o3
Foncy X1ticIeles and Perfumery for
pr,.s,p..n. ' e.s.is Hr Compounded :.
Of the day and night. --- Decoe--
DENTAL NOTICE.
DR. KNAPP continues the practice OF his R5Oio n
sion in sll it's branches for the present. at MS
on al onsra,ons On the teeth performed in careful
| and skilful manner.
,..d from, one TO an entire set They are htteo "
the mouth without pain and worn w.h eaUs or
comfort, and cannot be detected from the na'"t~'
ga
| The VuIcanite R0se
| n new Improvement used whenever desired
Dec 13dly
THE arm Of Subway & KUBL ERR having been
dia.oIved bv mutual consent, on the I3.h OF NoVs"
har the business will be conducted oy
G. I'D. Subway,
CAPITOL STREET.
Manufacturer and Dealer in
| SADDLES, HARNES9s
| LEATHER AND SHOE FANOANUSi
| Pillow GEAR for Plantation use, At very 10"
| figures.
TEXAS SADDLES
IN every style. or made to order.
ANOTHER LARGERLOT Of
tPHILADELPH1AA AND
FRENCH GALE SKINS
In Store and arriving.
SH0EMAKERS TOOLS, SOLE UPPER AN
HAIRLESS LEATHER
>, always In store.
| jackson Miss Dec 18th. 1859 ="
HAW EMS & DOT Z,