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Passage of the Amenda-
| Tory Habeas Cor.
pus Bill.
TIE ARMY BILL PROGRESSING
SLOWLY.
TAX BILL TO BE BRoueAT FOR
WARD NEXT week.
Revenue fur tho Present
Year Estimated az. :.
/ $5W,000,000. i.
Terrific Explosion at
AspinwaM.
Great Destruction of Life
and Property.
TIE NEW YORK CH0L'
ERA SHIP.
REPORT OF THE CITY HEALTH
OFFICER.
:Incendiary Fires in the
Oil Regions.
The Entire Property Of a CON-
| pany Destroyed.
--LATEST EEMIAN ENcu-
RATIoNS.
LATEST EENIAN TNCU-
RATIoNS.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribunal
WASHINGTON Anil N

It'll Or imprisonment mAoet Ct 0intf tfeapAsse4 OF
wronse done or committed. or any ACT. done or
permitted done, during salu Fcpcllfon, By any off.
ccr Or person. under and BY virtue OF any order
written NJ general Or epcc1al. isfued By the rcri
dent Or Secretary Of Mar. or b. any military ot1ce1e
Of the United Stnscs, holding the command Of The
department, district OF place within which each
seizure, tearch. at1cti o. tmpr soDneut sEns made,
dong or committed. Or any acts were done or otnlt
ted 10 be done, either by The perron or OIL
e11s to whom the order was addressed, OF
for whom 1t Nns Intended. or by any
o1htr person actng or assisting him therein, sh1u
tie telo. and are hereby declared to come, within
the pu.rew Of the ac Of which this II amendatosy,
1nd within the pnr1ew OF the 4h. 5th and 6,h sec
tione Of taid act Of March 3D. 1861 for all tho pur
poses Of defence. tsanecs. appeal, error, 1imita
ton PROVIDED vnEc1u but oedor ee =
defence 10 auy eu1t OF action tor my act done or
omitted to be dope after the passage o! this sct nor
tor any ret done with nace. cruelty -sa1J
severity 1t further provides that the right Of re-
moval from State' Courts to Circu1, Courts may ho
exercised well after the appearance Of defendant
End me ltns Of LIS plea, or al any time eub<equeut
TO that ii which appearance IL entered
and before the empannelnE Of \ jury
snd it further ptovade4 tnat II the State c1urta.
shall notN outstanding the performance Of Ill things
required for The removal OF the eause to the Circuit
tourt afozeend, proceed turrher in sSid cause Or
prosecution before aid ccrsc.te Is produced then
in tuch u.e such further proceedings shau be void
VI Other per.ons thenceforth proceeding 1hereunder
or By col.as thereof, ehall b. lanle In uAmxses
therefor TO the parry secrieved.
THE AAHT HI11-
The house epent the d&y. IL ueual. on tho Army
DEl, and managed to get through three sections, viz
Those relating 10 the Adjutanl- Generals Depart
meut, MD the Judge Advocate Generals, and the
, 1866-04-21
NGn a1AGrt1semG1kt8.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
AND GLOBE id.
INSURANCE COMPANY.

EeMav4l S4 Akt1ev t. Q1Rc1 II III Max4De
Ce0pAHJ, eor. Lake nd t4aisatlR eta.
srA1KHE17 At ur pHcMn1. 1sA
Captta1 Stock paid up..--- --..-..-.... EN1rSAn8
Asd1krs m US1t4b TATE Al c1p8l:
Cash In hMd nd In hax d. Of AEsau ,.... 3l1a sAn
Real r. AE ane0cuUhAFed- ..... 3S;rNkH
United 8tases - fonds.....-....aE:.nM %
DO 1910 do .-... 1Q.eeHop
do Ce9ttacat tss of1ndebIed-
noes, $500; mAtkrt
city 1nd ornty San Ff4ue1sco
Fot d. 4sGa D; mAzktt yatne.. E,n.4-t3r., 1885 r
DebtS due the COMPANY secursd hy uH4ss-
fAEo'C0 fEA e1t4te.. SI.1oQ3
Debl1 lot un1,.....,....,,.......,. 4a,fEAH1
All other securities. 3t.HA&
Iet4 .-- -..:-.-...- .s61.N
Losaes adjusted and aof ptll ...,.......... none.
10A3es not Ad}0 a&et. ItQp{Ast
Othef clalms against thu toupany IN us. noua-
fTon ceruced stssee0r tn ot1ce Of the Arttltur uf
State Of Illinois, Springfield. --
RonFKr RR1D. Agent
DYk1Cr0Hs n INV TpRK-
IKASCIS COTIENkT, Asq ChairnuSa.
HENRY GRIESELt. ESQ. nrppty ChaIsusu.
Ed F. 5ASDERSON, Esq
ALEXANDER HAvlLTON. Ir. E1o
Jnsk FH GA11LARD. Jr. Ia.
Resident secfetlfJ-ALF FELL ESQ.
Counsel Of the B0afl-ALET. HAMILTON. jf., KIQ-
observation-disclosures
, 1866-04-21

r. The 4tsen:iou Of onr readers Is called 70 the
Limited States Psize once11" to Like psce On the
cash prizes. ii GseeuhacKs. RANKING rom IS up %
EQnel3 cottage rtt1oences yalntd at from 1000 70
sa'chc1. and numeious oshsr s1t1eies; ;-any one Of
rhch by The 1nrestmrns Of one dollaT for ncket).
ce!t Is 90 arranged, thAt .very four Is to
'rtnR prize whe1tas, IA I'll other Git IoneTts the
he ohtalned al this tce by calling on Mt. E. Maj.
wbo bas ths 1or apRply!nx ths citizens Of Bur
teEe, and make yourself ilo1s 1sune fsyoriug) rich
Huntington. Iowa. Gazette, April ,.
, 1866-04-21

ArE1l they were: Customs, coin, g 967. IT'S In
..rnal Kcvrnue. $a{a aB9o. .5is; MI c nanao u, ST.,
le30Oo; total, E491, OIL rs.
1t Is confidently expected th4& tn yearly revenue
10 4ppe viii be five hundred ru1lifnnh
, 1866-04-21

CHANCE FOR FoKIpHI-Thd United States Pflze
Concert Will tnke rlace Chicago, sIoodaY, May
q 1s6f% At which tine so1ne lucky individual will
There viii aIso b. many other ptszes OF great
;,al1e drawn. Me havs leW ticket, fos sals q oas
as we know the p1oprletors to he honorable gsnt!e
Dcp- harlnG turer1ves had dealings With than prcv1
ous1y. Thoie wishing To 1nvcs should call At our OF
dee loon- have only tew tickets. We Will pub
1Ish thelr I'd next week.-f Hlnnuac 1ud
btnoc1nt Of Apnl5.
, 1866-04-21

CLOCKS
EXCELSIOR HAIR REST0RER.
CLOCKS
1xCH1.e1oRs HAIR auETORuR.
Is WARRANTED TO
Restore Hair II ever 50 Cry,
Restore Hafs II ever 50 Grey,
To It's
Color Of Earlier Daye.
Color OF Earlier Days.
Keeps the
Ha1r from Falling on,
HalE from Falling On,
Wnl eu1ely
Cure all uu1nozs Of the Scalp,
Cure all Humoss Of the Scalp,
And EAkea the
Hair e1ow on Bali Heads,
Ham grow On Bald Hea1s
When Falling OF from Disease.
1t Is splerdldly perfumed, and everything for
dress,nR that can be de4ired 1t il the only known
rt1nfet RI collar and perfect h1I dressing combined.
Deeat*t! Keau aulEes 70 rashtnT or Rtep!r-
T public. The Houty wilt be refduded. %
| - SOLD oy all D1uz K!1sa It O. per bottle.
DR.. RKANK b. CLOCK, Proprietor.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Manchester, N. H.
, 1866-04-21

celt Given ut Crosby's Opefn House, Chicago Nay
2sh, ISL, Al ahtch l6ere Viii be 500 30 IN greenhsek
tieulbated to the lckcthotdtrs otades keFe1al ct1
which re hare rot sPare 10 en9mernss Iha u rare
ccte them aoun. For information inquire 1t this
o1.ee. rckcts Flt-tRlcnlaod. HM., Observer. March
18th.
, 1866-04-21
MIN ADVERTISEMENTS.

Eem adnrrttstmtnts.
Special Announcement
mo Pos1P0NEMEn1!
NO DISAPPOINTMENT!
THE UNITED STATES
PRIZE CONCERT
THE UNITED STATES
PRIZE CONCERT
VIII Positively be Given
VIII Positively be Given
At Crosby's Opera House.
At Crosby's Opera House,
ON MAY 28th, 1866.
ON MAY 28th, 1866.
Secure Your Tickets with
out Delay!
Secure Your Tickets with
oelay!
READ THE k--
LIST OF PRIZES
READ THE SPLENDID
LIST or PRIZES!
And the Great Inducements Offered.
And the Great inducements Offered.
Look at our References,
| Look at our References,
| AND SATISFY YOURSELF
! AND SATISFY YOURSELF
In Regard to Our Responsibility.
In Regard to our Responsibility.
ONE TICKET IN EVERY FOUR
ONE TICKET IN EVERY FOUR
| DRAWS a PRIZE
| DRAWS a PRIZE!
100000 IN GREENBACKS
100000 IN GREENBlCkS
Is Worth Looking After.
IL Worth Looking Amer,
Don't bo Like tho Foolish Virgins,
Don't bo Like tho Foolish VIRGINS,
Dut Provide In time for tho FutuFr,
Tus Provide ii time for the Future,
Ere the Dry Passes and the Night cometh,
Ere the Day Passes and the Night Comsth,
| When no Man, or Woman either,
| Wien no Man. or Woman either,
! CAN PROCURE a TICKET
CAN PROCURE A TICKET
Or Draw a Prize
| Or Draw a Prize
In the Grand Prize Concert
LII the Grand Prize Concert
KIGGlNS, BRADFORD l. co.,
WICGIAs, BRADFORD & CO.,
Chicago. Ill.
Chicago, Ill.
SWORMSTEDT, CORBIN & CO.,
| WHOLESALE GROCERS,
! - g. 46 South Water-st,
, 1866-04-21

A book keeper snd salesman with l6 years. expert
eIee IL H. lumber trnGe and seEesal good cnstomeTs
:nber nE1n In this CITY, kest o[referencc given. Ad
drcss ~" care OF Ho1 .t178, CnlcsEo. y6tpuct
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-10
DRY GOODS.
EPSTEIN g. HAINEs,
Nos. 113 aud l1S1-2N. NINTH Street,

N'VD' AAO Nuu llO lrE Ne MINI III OtEtCls
tOfthe late firm OF Owen Evans & COL
With TO inform their numerous friends ana patrons
tnat they have opened their New Store with fresh
STOCK OF new and cheap Dry Goods which
TREY WILL SELL AT SMALL PROFITS.
They respectfully solicit q call from their old
friends, 10 show them their ~,
PRETTY AND CHEAP DRESS GOODS,
Bought at the late auction ales for cash.
% %Sp ehdld a. sortment OF DE anes and Dress Goods,
Handsome Plaids Of all descriptions from "a TO 80
MAGNIFICENT Plaid and Plain all.wool Poplns, 75
cents TO 81, 49, "
Merinoes, all.wOol and fine, s3 cents to 81 %,
worth much more.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF WINTER
SHAWLS.
just come and see them, the prices will suit you.
Bi oche, Blanket, Ihlbet, IN fact, all Kinds of
Shawls, IRON ~ up TO $50.
WINTER BALMoRALs AT GREAT BAR
GAINS.
Will open on Monday a large assortment from
81 % to 81 6O al bought at a great loss that will
We have also on hand, at the lowest cash prIces:-
Muslins, in Preat VARIETY, from 10 10 81 cents
Cassimeres and Boys wear, very cheap.
Kid Gloves, every PAIR guaranteed, If you wish il
Gents Merlno Vests and Pants from 80 cents to
HDKFs. AND HOSIERY, Low.
Hosiery from to 90 cents
FlaDnels, Plain, Plaid, and Colored, cheap.
al Goes new sty les and last colers, low.
Best quail of Hoop SkIrIs cneap.
We intend keeOIng general variety OF all kinds
OF Dry Goods, and datter ourselves by thinking we
can give the ladies bargains as Tour motto" is
SMALL PRoFITS, QUICK SALES,
And turn the nimble sixpence Oflen pay our honest
debts, and asks lavors OF nobody we buy goods of.
case best Canton klannels IN this CITY, "a cents
EPSTEIN g. HAINES,
Late OF the firm OF owen Evans & CO.,
Nos 1l3 and 1l3B N. NINTH street.
II Price & WOODS Old Stand.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-10

Earth quakes in England.--Dr. Buckland de-
clares that Chichester is more liable to earth
sonseouence of its being on the continuation of
The Isle Of Wight formation,
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-24

Our Mr.. THos W. EvASs and DR.. r. c. GARD
SER. residihg permanently in New Tsrk. and
RuyinE all cur Goods fSr Cash at the
Lowest Net Prices. give as advantages un-
surpassed BY any other house in gesting up our
stock.
a. To the Merchants who fOrnerly purchased
in this market, and to al others. wecaa assure
them there is no necessity for going beyond Nash
vile to bay their goods; for WE Will. SHOW
THEM A STOCK OF GOODS lrNE
QUALLED IN THE MARKET. and Al
prices that viii fully compete with Louisville and
Cincinnati.
We solicit an Examination.
EVANS. FTTE g. co.
aarT-sm
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-24

CALLUM's distsllery, near Sauyageau's Hill,
which latter was only saved BY the almost
superhuman exertitns Of the military, and
some eight or ten snail dwellings under the
cliff at Boisseauvilie.
Standing on the cliff at Mount Pleasant,
the spectator can see nothing as far as the
eve can reach in tae valley below. In fact,
it may virtually be said that One-half Of 81.
Roch's, and iSe whole Of st. SauveuT, Bois-
seauyille, and its extension, comprising three
projected streets, the property Of the Hotel
Dieu, have been completely laid waste.
The following is a list Of the streets
burned, as far as we have been able TO CLEAN.
Crown, (partly) Dorchester, Caron, St. An
seine, st. Ours, Sauvageau, Victoria, Al
bert, Bayard, ST. VaIlier, St. Gabriel, st.
Antonio, Smith, n d. Des Amyes, Prince
Edward, Arrago, Beilcan, Alexandra, Nell
sop, Alfred, Turgeon, Jerome, Bellard, Pa
nent, Divide, Theophile, Damers, Geddes,
Massauel, Boisseau, Napoleon, Bayot, Met
calf Hermnil, Colomb, Hamel, Franklin,
Jacques Cartier
During the day, and up to a late hour
last night, the scenes presented on the thea
ire of the confagration beggared descrip-
tion. The day throughout the city partook
very little of the character Of the Sabbath
almost One-half Of the citizens having turned
out to view the FIRE, or to lend helping
hand. Throughout st. Roch's and st. Sau-
venr the streets were choked with spectators,
while thousands more lined the brow of the
cliff above the fire. Debris, from the burn
ing houses, broken furniture, and other
effects covered the thoroughfares, rendering
it almost impossible to move. But to turn
10 the sufferers themselves, it was heart-rend-
ing 10 witness many Of the scenes. Some
to save their effects, others
roaming about not knowing what to do with
lhcrospiuas
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-24

Capital All Paid In.
VNHIS COMPANY, ESTABLISHED IN 1854
i insures Buildings. Vessels in Port, Merchan-
disc. Household Furniture. and other property on
the most liberal terms.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-24

rHos. s. MARR sLraRsox.
President. Cashier.
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY.


The following are the rates paid for uncurrent
money These qootation f1re liable 70 duct1ate
but may be depended on for q sufficient Iength Of
time for femittances to be received By mail or
express, if forwarded With outdelay.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-24
ELECTION.
WILLIAM G. BROWNLOW,
GOVERNOR OF TIE STATE oFTENNEssEE.
10 he Sheriff Of he County Of Dapidson, in
sa;3 .Sate- Greetino.
said Sate- Gresting :

YOU ARE HEREBY COMMANDER 10
J. open and hold an ELECTION at all the
places Of holding Elections in your County on the
FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT, after
having given the notice required BY law. for the
election Of a REPRESENrATIVE in the Gem
eral Assembly Of said State. to I'll the vacancy
0ceasioned By the resignation Of Hon. VIM. B.
LEW Is. and due returns thereof make to me ac-
cording to law.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto
set my hand. and caused the Great Seal of
u. S. the State TO be affixed at the Department
in Nashville, on the Fourth Day Of Oeto-
Der, 1866.
By the Governor. W, G. BRoWNLOW.
A. j. FLETCHER, Secretary of State.
In pursuance Of the above Proclamation, win
open and hold an Election in the several Wards
OF the city of Nashville and Districts Of Davidson
county, on THURSDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1866. for the purpose Of electing a
Representative in place of and to fill the vacancy
oecasioned by the resignation of Nm. B. Lewis.
One Of the Judges hereby appointed 10 hold the
above election in each Ward Of the city Of Nash
vile and District Of Davidson county, is hereby
appointed to hold an Election at the same time
and places as above stated. for the purpose of
electing their School Commissioners.
E. E. PATTERSON,
Sheriff Of Davidson County.
0ctoberl0 1866
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-24

fTHE SUBSCRIBERS FOR STOCK Ia. THE
u Mc1.2goeA Hf4d Ht. Vernon 1Earse
stHsiroad Company. are hereby notified that
have been made b the Board 0f Direeiors usy9-
Die a. follOHss
% per cent On the lss Of October naxf.
q per cent on the 18th 81 Oetetsr nert.
70 per cent on The JET Of NoFemb ber uart
+. 4. CHATHAM. sec,y.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-24
STATEMENT
Of the Condition OF The Hallway
PaasenEers' Assurance Company.

HARrFoRD. Conn.,. July 81. 1866.
To TIE HONORABLE COMPTROLLER OF rHR SrsTE
or TENNESSEE:
The undersigned. President and Secretary Of
The Railway Passengers Assurance Company, 10
compliance with the laws Of the State Of Tennes-
see, make the following statements
l. The name Of the Company is, Tbs RAmwkY
PAssESGERs' Assurance C0NPANY, and Il sOcafed
in Hartford Connecticut.
2 The amount Of Capital Stock Is Three n an
Dollars.
g. The amount Of Capital Stock paid up 4 Two
Hundred and Fifty-tEo thousand and Eight
Hundred Dollars
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-24
N0TIfE-

DARAM0RE. SoWERs & WILDER. q
Il CLAIM AGENTS. have removed %
No. - NORTH CHERRY sFREEr.
Where iasy are rIepared = COLLECT CLAIMS
AuAl-tL 1lib UNITED STATES aOY-
AANA - a, ler prQpeTty taken during the
var, sheiheT receipted for Or not Also. Colleet
bountieg granted undartho various 49, a. Con-
gEssa. Give us call. lanso-sn.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-24
sTArE OF TFNNFssEE1

COrPTBoLLEK's OPTIcE.
NASHVILLE. September l9th, l46 J
T. s. w. MkFCHEIT. Com rtrpiler 81 the Tr6asury
40 hereby certify that the Railway Passeneers
Assurance Company. located e. Hartford STATE of
Connecticut. has produced 10 me satisfactory evi-
nessee imposed on Insara1ce Companies. aad i
further cariiiy that JosEfH Nash. p. II Pick
j. II. FKAzL, Agents of said Company have also
the STATE. made and provided fn snch casees
Wherefore said p lf1enrefe AsguGrauee Ccrnrnny
has authority % take risks and iransaef the busi-
5. ". HAICHETT,
sspl4 Comptroller of Ionnessec.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-24
TENNESSEE AND PACIFIC
RAILROAD.

OFFIcE TENNESSEE AND PkclFIc r.. n. CoNPtvy.1
NASHVILLE, August Is. 1885,
DROPOSALs WILL BE RECEIVED F0R 4
a Preliminary Survey, with instrumental OF
that portion Of the road which Is between the
cities Of Nashville and Knoxville, Tennessee.
Inc road must besurveyed on two lines ard the
report must embrace ali necessary information ia
regard % the character ofthc country its resources
tno distances intervening grades and 0bsifuctions
me cost Of construction ald be accompanied By
plans and prOhle views Of the several routes.
The Engineers must state the sum for (which the
work VIII be constructed and ali proposals must
De HE'D nc the once By the hrst Of October.
]. ID. D. DEB0W, President
JonS k1RKMAN. Chni'n Ex. Com.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-24
STATE OF CONNECTICUT. ]
CounlT of Harif1rd.

HAELNDNEs huIllsA AclHs
Personally applarea Jas. q. Patterson Presi-
dent. and II. q. 50 srgy Secretary. Of the Railway
Passengers Asausranco Company, and sereraily
made cath, that the above statement b. them
subscribed 4 tue. according to their best knoWl-
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-24

aepM-dnnor.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-24
Nashville and Chattanooga
r a I L w A Y
CHANGE OF TIME.

0FFIcE OF GENERAL SuPKRrSrENDENr.
N. i G, AND N. & N, W. RAILWAY.
Nashville. Tenn, August II, i866.l
ONAND AFTER WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST
~ 18TH. 1895, and until further notice. Pas
senger trains viii run as follows
Nashville and Chattanooga line.
Leave Nashville for ChattanOoga and an points
South. at l:ie A. r. and 4l0 p q. Arrive at Chatts
nooga az 5:So P. n. and 200 A. n. next day. Re
turning leave Chattanooga at 4:l5 A. n. and On
P n. Arrive At Nashville at l:i5 P. n and 5si5
4. N. next day.
All trains connect at Wartrace for shelbyville.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-24

y rVTIDEUCIIl IIII1D7I, 10 DTT t0lT E0n1I-ll ILTIU
Shoe and Leather Bank Stock, N. York. u. .ie0
Merehats' Exchange Bank stock, $50
S. Ne liabilitios due or not dua.
6.7,89. Losses adjusted and not due. 100
10. Amount Of al other claims against
the Company viii not exceed ..-.-.- f.20
II. The greatest amount insured in any one risk
Is Ten thousand Dollars.
(signei) JAS. q. PATTERSON. Presf.
III. r. SPERRY. Soe'ry
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-24

Nloao connections made az stevenson and Chat
tanOoga for all cities kast 1sld South.
Sleeping cars on all Nighs Passenger trains.
Nashville and Northwestern Line.
ExPREss PsssEsGER--Leavcs Nashville for
JohnsOnvillo, and Gil points West and Northwest
at 2:l0 P. NJ Leaves Kingston Springs at 336, p.
n. Arrive at Johnsonyllle $40 p. n. Returning
leave JohnsonYille at 7:l0 A. n, Arrive at Kings
ton 1910, P. n. Arrive at Nashville Al li.l0 p y.
AcooNM0pA pATI0N.-Lsave Nashville al AIS, p. n.
Arrive at Kingston at $40. p. n. Arrive az
Jehnsonville at 1880 P. *. Leave J0hnsonvillo at
lsa0, A. NJ, Leave Kingston Springs 6l5, A. ~,
Arrive at Nashville at 6.05 Az.
Trains on the N. E ~. w. r. R. connect Al
Packets without fail.
- Berths and Meals FREE on Steamers con-
Meeting with N. and N. w. Railroad.
80 Passengers BY this route save expense Of
sleeping Car and Meals between Nashville and
Cairo.
Es- Trains stop at all intermediate points.
Procure tickets at II c. Jackson's opposite 81
Cloud Hotel, or al the Chattanooga Depot.
W. y. INNEH, Gen1 Supit
- N. Z 9. and n. W. R.. r
J. ". BROWN. Gen1 Pass Agsnt.i
marI-H
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-31
A Contrast.

In one of the letters of the war
correspondent of the London Times,
we find the following:
''The Saxon peasantry and the sol
diers are on the most friendly terms;
and stranger, who did not know the
Prussian uniform, in passing through
the villages, would suppose that the
troops were quartered among the
people of their own country. AS
soon us the Prussian vanguards cross
ed the frontier, Prince Frederick
Charles issued q most stringent order,
in which he insisted upon the troops
showing every respect for private
property and for the comfort of the
inhabitants. This order has been
strictly observed, both by officers and
men, but not from fear of the mill
tary punishment which would be the
consequence of its transgrcssion.
The kind-heartcd soldiers have
brought with them none of those
horrors which toe often follow in the
train OF an army which occupies a
strange country On the contrary,
were it not for the swords and bavo-
nets of patrols which glitter in the
sun along every road, the scene is
one of perfect peace. In some
places the men are helping the pea
,santry to cary the IVY harvest, in
others, they may be sen working in
the cottage gardens, and nearly
always spending money in the village
shops; the barc-lcgged country
urchins get taken up for rides on the
cavalry or artillery horses, as they 60
to be watered, or are invited, half
afraid, TO peep into the muzzle of n
rified gun, and only when, with the
contempt bred by familiarity, some
too adventurous youngster tries to in
troduce a handful of corn-howers
into the mouth Of a piece of ord
nance, is he warned off the precinct
OF the battery by the reluctant
sentry"
What contrast between this pic
ture and that presented by the
"grand march" throughout the South
crn States. War, in its mildest form,
has attendant horrors enough, with
out adding to them any other infic-
ton Of cruelty. The'Prussian Prince
deserves the highest praise for his
Christian-like order. Should ON
people ever be engagt., in anothe,
way, (Which may Goa avert this
bright example should not be for.
gotten.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-31

ELEcrIo:; OF UNITED STATES SENA-
ToEs.-The bill which has Just passed
both Houses of Congress, prescribing
the manner in which United States
Senators shall hereafter be elected,
provides that such election shall take
place on the second Tuesday after the
organization of the Legislatures of
the several States, by ricu s.oce vote
in each House. At meridian of the
day following. both Houses shall meet
III Joint session, and if the same per-
son shall have received majority Of
the votes of each House, he shall be
declared duly elected; but if the same
person shall not have received such
majority, the Joint asscmblage shall
proceed to choose by rira roce per-
son for the Office of Senator. In case
no choice is made on the first day,
the Joint assemblage shall meet each
day during the session until Senator
shall be chosen. Vacancies occurring
during the recess of the Legislature
shall hc filled on the second Tuesday
after the commencement of the ses-
sion; and vacancies occurring during
the session shall be filed on the
second Tuesday after the Legislature
shall have notice o. such vacancy.