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IT Is coming 70 be vel ssllled in the pub
lie mind that the purposes end efforts Of the
Radicals are tending TO Smother war. Those
who know best what war Is, desire 10 avoid
e. There were more dan iiy Major aud
Brigadier Generals Of the laie war delegated
to the Philadelphia National Couyention.
We have vet to hear Of single soathern
general officer who disapproves fits action.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-26

New York, August pa Leavenworth
special to the Tribune, reports additional
murders by the Indians between Forts Reno
and Laramie. A fearful and bloody war is
predicted, Mrs. CARRINGToN, wife of the
Colonel Commanding, is reported among
the murdered. 1t is also reported that the
Black Feet and Crows, on the upper Mis-
souri,, have commenced hostilities. The
Grows are said to have torn the treaty to
pieces and murdered 10 men.
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Fred. Douglass Appointed one OF the
Delegates from New York 90 the
philadelphia lRadieal) Convention.

ROCHESTER, y. Y, August 26.-At a
Republican Convention, held last evening,
Hon. THos. PARSONS, CHARLES WILSON,
and WIN. WAGNER were appointed dele
gates 10 vote for the nomination Of Gov.
FESToS, the Canal Commissioner Bureau,
and the adoption Of platform.
HENRY $. CHURCHILL and FRED.
DOUGLAS we're appointed delegates 70 the
Convention Of Union men to be held al
Philadelphia On the Sd ofSeptember.
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ADAY or two since, says an exchange, two
ladies from the country, on 4 shopping ex-
cursion to the city, dropped into a hardware
store where agricultural implements are
sold. They had read JoHN's advertise
ments, and therefore innocently inquired for
cradles The storekeeper said it was rather
late in the season for the article, and he had
sold all he purchased The ladies looked
at each other wonderingly, and whispered,
laughingly, when one, turning to the blush
ing JOHN, remarked; Out Of season I
thought babies were always in season.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-26

TIE local Of the Houston Telegraph tells
an amusing story Of Federal soldier and
negro woman walking along the street arm
in arm, on the most afectionate terms, about
10 o'clock last Wednesday night when their
sofl dalliance was stopped by the lady's re-
mark that she "was a rebel from the crown
Of her head to the heel Of her foot" where
upon fight ensued, in which the ebon
Amazon held her own until they were parted
BY The bystanders
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-26

RATIFICATION MEETINGs.-A meeting of
the citizens of Memphis was announced TO
be held last night, to ratify the proceedings
Of the Philadelphia National Union Con-
vention. We have no doubt it was a grand
and satisfactory affair.
The Conservatives Of East Tennessee have
announced a grand mass and ratification
meeting to be held at Knoxville, on the
18th and Goth days of September. This is
intended, as it will doubtless be, one Of the
most magnificent displays Unpopular feeling
and patriotism ever witnessed in that por-
ton Of the State. The friends Of the Presi-
dent in East Tennessee are profoundly in
earnest and will carry everything before
them when the proper occasion is offered.
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The object OF the Empress CarIOttR,
Visit to France

Visit to France.
NEW York, Aug. 25.-The Paris CORES
pendent Of the London Post says; have
precise Information as to the object Of the
Empress CARLOTTNs visit to Paris. 1t is
to obtain a release for the present from the
obligation of paying what is due to France
ont Of the proceeds Of the Mexican Custom
House. The invasions Of the insurgents
have greatly reduced their proceeds, which
are now confined to the port Of Vera Cruz.
The Mexican Government requires, even
with the strictest economy, five hundred
thousand piastres monthly for its indispen-
sible expenses, and for some time past it has
not been in the receipt Of more than seven
eighths of that sum from customs. The
financial condition of the Mexican Govern
ment is thus reduced to the lowest ebb.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-26

A LIVELY PLAcE-The New Orleans
P.oayas Of the 2lst says; The crowd which
assembled, for PastiiHe or amusencnt, IN con
weston 'ritA tae uurigus jinenul professions, al
tAs Halfway House, last Sunday, gare that SEQ
lloa ~ NOD Lu1lu nnnearnnn..n
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-08-26

THE Pine BlutE Ark. Pindieator Of the
Goth states that the Conservatives, in the
resent election in that State, have secured
the election BY a large majority, and the
MURPHY rump-go Is thoroughly
condemned at the baIlot-box. The world i
moving
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW THEATRE,
WIGHT & ELIAS ,x,erRs
GRAND OPENING DAY OF THE
DRAMATIC SEASON.

The Managers having made extensive and costly
improvements in the 0runmentations and decora-
tons Of this cOmmodiOus and elegantly constructed
Theatre. have great pleasure in announcing to
their friends and the public generally, that they
will open this beautiful TEMPLE OF AMUSE-
MINT on Monday Evening, August 2zaa.
First night of the young and beautiful Tragc-
dionne. MISS FANNY b. PRICE, who has
been justly styled the RkCHEL OF AMERICA as
sisted By the distinguished Tagcdian MR.. ID.
HATCHETT.
MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST y.
Performances will commence with SHERIDAN
Now. IS beautiful play Of the hASNCHBACk.
lHt =, Miss FANNY b. PRICE; Mastsr Voter, Mr.
ID. HtrCHErr; Helen, Miss KATE FLEICHER .
Bauaa. c. ERIE MfGHr- Ounce MILE NICToRIvr
To conclude with THE LOTTERY TICKEr.
PRICEs oF ADNISSI0N-Private Boxes 81 and S.:
Dress Circle and Parquette IS cents: Gallery IS
cents; COlOred Gallery 50 cents
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MiIIkmen Embellishments in the New
York Custom House.

NEW York, August 25.-Two milkmen
were to-day fined fifty dollars each, in the
Court of Special Sessions, for putting water
into milk.
Collector SMYTHE is actively engaged in
the work of removing oficeholders from the
Custom House since his installation. He
has made over two hundred appointments.
1t is stated that Colonel BEAUMONT, editor
Of the Railway Journal, has secured the
position Of Appraiser.
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THERE proves to be considerable ofPosi-
ton to the nomination 70 AailgfsAs OF zen.
BUTLER, in tie Fiflh Massachusetts District,
and the friAnds Of that gentlemen, Il Is said
though they nov feel confident Of success,
will not press the matter, If i Is likely 70
create trouble for the party.
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ALWAYS and everywhere the struggle Of
Radicals is 10 disfranchise somebody or
uullisy some lawful expression Of public
opinion, that they may retain the power and
oiices. They are everywhere afraid to trust
themselves to a direct vote Of the whole
people
They got into power when Che country
was 10 state Of excitement and can only
keen il 20 long as they can coniriye TO keep
M he excitsmout afler che natural causes
have disappeared and the ealmneas Of rsa-
son ought 10 prevail
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rerrihle ,Inr.lcr A. ,rlchlrnn.

DETROIT, August PA terrible murder
was committed near Lansing to-day. A
negro named TAYLOR killed the wife and
daughter Of JoHN Buck. TAYLOR was fol-
lowed and arrested.
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OIL CAKE MEAL.

THIS TRULY VALUABLE FOOD FOR
/ Stock, and especially for mich cows is now
manufactured and for sale in this city at the OIL
FACTORY. on Broad street, near the corner Of
McLemOre.
BOUSSSOGALT. the distinguished Agricultural
Chemist estimates the nutriment Of one pound Of
meal equal 10 three pounds Of corn one pound
Of oil meal equal 10 nine pounds Of wheat bran;
one pound Of oil meal equal 10 ten pounds o.
hay. Certificates Of dairymen and others can be
shown, that by it, use for feE weeks the guam
tity Of milk can be doubled. oxen, hogs, sheep.
and poultry. as well as mules and horses, eat il
with avidity, and thrive on il wonderfully.
j. PLUNkET 4 co.
,rTA-qu,
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ST. LOUIS, August 25.-Ten cemeteries
report eighty-fve cholera burials for Thurs
day. The same report one hundred and five
bnrials on Friday. Eleven cemeteries failed
to report
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THE MONITOR.

A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED
"A in MurfroosbOro az 81 90 per anuum. 10
contains more reading matter than any country
paper in the state.
The publisher would be pleased TO gu a few
columns with substantial Nashville Advertise
meuts.
Send for a specimen cong and rates Of adver-
Using. K. ID. REED. Publisher.
p. S. Refer 10 Union and American Office.
4ugeg1-1un
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FOR SALE.

A LARGE NUMBER OF TIE BEST
"A FARMs IN Davidson and the adjoining eaun-
tios, containing from fIFIl TO FINE HUN
improved. and soil III tie besf quality. Also. We
have for sale several Of che best Residences in the
city. in South Nashville and 10 kdgeleld,
j. i. 4 X. ". bhyMa.
Real Estate Agents. 81 Union ..
auat-fw
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HoN. Asa FAuLKSER, Of Warren county,
has been appointed Assessor for The Third
District Of Tennessee, BY the President
most admirable selection.
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LTNsEED OIL.

WE ARE MANUFACTURING A SUPE-
w riOr article Of Linseed Oil in our OIL MILL,
on Broad street. near the corner Of McLemOTe.
Orders Solicited.
j. PLUNKEr < co.
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FREE TERRITORY!

WE HAVE FOR SALE on BROAD AND
W Spruce streets. several most eligible build
ing LOTS. in free territory. Also. large nun
Der Of che best building LOTS in the city, and IN
the different additions 10 NASHVILLE Gail AMI Hec
~ a. We are PREPARED % give daEAr BAHGATEa.
j. l.. a n. W. BROWN.
Real Enate Agents. ga Union street.
anrll-Iw
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Broad street Bridge Company.

NlsHvILLE, August %. 100.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
/ NO. 80 North College street. until Mon
day, the 10th day Of September next for the
LEASE AND ERECTION Of a BUILDING. on
the vacant ground belonging TO the Bridge Com
pany at the Southeast corner Of the Public Square.
according to plan exhibited az nay Office.
au2j-2w A. W. BUTLER, Sec'ry.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Nashville Typographical Union No. 20,
~ will meet ut the Hall this morning ut 81
o'clock, precisely, to attend the funeral Of Mr.
Thomas L. BATENAN.
By order Of the President.
AuG I r. TARIER See'rv
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ulne.s Of nenn Riehmend.

Mex YoEK, August 25.--DEAN klcH-
MoNB Is lying dangerously i'll at the resi-
dence Of S. J. TILDES, in this city.
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CAFE.-A MEDIUM SIZE FIRE AND BUR
- GLAR-PROOF SAFE, made expressly for
Jewelry, Silverware and Packages, and will be
sold at half price, ts close out the last one az g.
w. RUNNERS, Agent. No. 8 North College 81.
Here is the Safe. Call, and take a bargain.
au25-2t
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A NEW and enlarged lis, Of the signers to
the call Of the disanion Convention at Phil
adelphia on the 81 prox. is published.
Among the names are those Of HAHN,
Dosrm KING CUTLER, JUDD and RICH-
ARDsoN, all Of the Convention rioters
at New Orleans on the 30th alt. The
meeting Of the Southern malcontenis
viii endorse the New Orleans mobocrats;
and under the lead and advice Of their
Northern prompiers win lay the pipes for
future mobs in the southern States
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CINCINNATI, August 24.-The number Of
deaths from cholera reported yesterday was
twenty-six.
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NEW York, August 25.--The reception
programme, on thearrival Of President JOHN
son, has been changed so as to include all the
military in the city, and the march will be
from the Battery to Twenty-third street.
Cholera Reports.
Seven cases and two deaths BY cholera are
reported to-day in this city, and eight cases
and two deaths in Brooklyn. The cold
weather is rapidly erasing the pestilence
from this vicinity.
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8 WILLIAMSON.

Omes 10. II North Cherry r., near Church.
P. o. BOX s7s.----.---..---.----..-.NAshVILLE.
DLAEs. SPECIFICATIONS AND ESTI-
Il MATES promptly executed. a variety q
Draaings for COTTAGES. villas, Hot A9ases, Car
deus Parks ETC., o. SUIT al localities snd tastes
can be seen a. this once. aQ1i-am
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WANTEn 90 RENT.

TWO SMALL DWELLINGS, CONVENIENT
70 the business portion % the city, on the
Street Railroad Apply az The e0untinr-foqm Of
the EszOs AND AEEarctE. auA-lW
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n T. w
Wood WOrking Establishment.

i operation their shop for Manufacturing SASH.
Doors, Blinds, inside and ont. both stationary
and pivot Stats; holdings. COrniccs, Brackets.
Washboards and Caseings. Door and Window
Frames, ornamental and plain Mantle Pieces.
WeatherbOarding and Flooring. dressed ready for
use: and every description Of woodwork con-
nected with building. We arc also, prepared to
contract for Buildings entire, or in part We have
been at heavy expense in procuring and putting IN
Machinery and hope by punctuality and dispatch
90 merit and receive the custom of a generous
public.
Orders from any section Of the Southern coun-
try will be punctually filed
Our Shop is in immediate connection with the
Locomotive Shops Of the Nashville and Chatta-
nOuga Railroad Company. near the Sewanee Coal
Yard, on Cedar Street. Nashville. Tennessee.
TURBIVILLE K FULCHER.
aug2j-tO lst Jan. '67
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MISLAID OR STOLEN. TWO DIAMOND
VI RINGS. ANY person returning them 70 the
office Of the UNION AND AMERICAN will receive
the above reward. and no questions asked.
au26-tf G. ID. BENSON.
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Street Railway Proposals.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- until the TENTH DAY OF sEPFE ~
bEit- prozimo, Tor the buidinf Gf 3 STREET
RAILROAD in Edgefeld, along Woodland street.
from Fillmore street az the end of the Bridge
embankmeut, % che intersection Of Church street.
near H0hson Chapel
Plans and Specifications can be seen Oh and
after the 18th inst. AZ the shec u NlLLhll.
kIDDELL 4 CO.. Civil Engineers.
The riEht 20 reject any and az bids q Fc.erFei.
Bids should be addressed % JOSEPH NASH.
lege street.
b. order q the Board
A. v. s. LTNDSLEI, President
JosErH NAsH. Secretary.
auE-te sspl0
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OUR OUTSIDE PAGES.

FIRST PAGE.-The Spiritualist Convention
State Eicotious-Tbe Plenary Council.
F0uETH PAGE.-Moeting Of the London Thieves
-Econolny 10 Casa Working Emperor.
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Ordered ID sd

AT once. Rare harraius viii be given % casi
bushers Call soon. BRIGGS & CO..
Nos. and Ger. Church and College street.
nur2f-lw NASHVILLE. TENN.
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Report Of Gen. Sheridan on the New
Orleans RiOt---BOth sides Censured.

Orleans kiOt---BOth sides CenSuPed.
New York, Aug. 25-Gen. SHERIDAN, in
his reply to the Presidents call for inform
alton concerning the New Orleans riot, con-
cludes as follows:
The immediate cause of this terrible af-
fair was the assembling of this convention.
The remote cause was that bitterness of
feeling which has been growing in this COM
munity since the advent of the present
Mayor to office, who, in the organization of
his police force, selected many desperate
men, many Of whom were known murder
ers. People Of clear views were overawed
by want of confidence in the Mayor, and
fears were entertained by them of the char
acters which constituted the Mayors force.
| have been frequently applied to by
prominent citizens on this subject, and fear
and lack Of confidence in Mayor MONROE
ever since the first intimation of the conven-
ton being held. / must also condemn the
course of the city papers for supporting, by
their articles, the bitter feeling Of these bad
men; and as to the merciless way in which
the convention was broken up, / feel COM
PEELED to confess a strong repugnance. II is
useless to attempt to disguise the hOstilities
that exist on the part of a great many, to-
wards Northern men, and this unfortunate
affair has so precipitated matters, that it is
now test as to what shall be the status of
Northern men, whether they can We here
without being in constant doubt as to the
protection of their lives and property, and
have justice in the courts. If this state Of
affairs is permitted to pass over without a
thorough aud determined prosecution of all
those that were engaged in it, we may ex-
peCt and look for similar scenes of the kind
not only here, but in other places.
No active steps have, as yet, been taken
by the civil authorities to arrest citizens who
we're engaged in the massacre of the police
men, who perpetrated such cruelties. The
members of the Convention have been in
dicted by the grand jury, and many of them
arrested have been held to bail. Whether
the civil authorities can mete out ample JUS
tico to the guilty parties on both sides, 1
must say, it is my opinion, very doubtful.
The Circuit Judge, whose course l have
closely watched for nearly a year, l consider
one of the most dangerous men that we have
here, and is very obnoxious to the peace and
quie; Of the city. The leading men Of the
Convention, KING, CUTTER and others, have
been partial agitatOrs, and are bad men. The
course Of Gov. Wells has been very vacil-
lating, and during the late troubles he
showed very little Of the man.
Signed p. II. SHERIDAN,
Major General Comd'ng.
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CEDAR WARE.
WE HAVE IN STORE. FOR SALE VERY
w Low, a great variety Of splendid
CEDAR WARE.

Consisting Of Buckets. Wash-Tubs. Pals. Piggins.
Nogxins Measures. Chuus. Water Cans, Well
Buckets, Dippers. Chests. Racks, Cribs. Biscuits
Tables Wssh Stands Spinning Wheels. Bonnet
Boxes, Toys. ETC.. etc.. all Of al Of which are
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NTOTICE.-THE FIRM OF NELSON &AIUR-
~ FREE has been dissolved by mutual consent.
W1. l.. MURFREE, ESQ, retiring from the firm i0T
HENRY A. NELSON
The Real Estate Business viii be continued
without interruption at No. - Cherry street
a NELSON X 90
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CABLE DISPATCHES.

The War in EnrOPe Endcd----SOmctIIiug
More About she st. Petersburg Ova-
lions to American OaEeerS----An Adj
dress 20 the King OF PruSSia-,--Etc.
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Worten: L
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