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4AAkSSA ceSAAo - WI y WY
Major-General Thomas, CON-
handing Military Division of the
Tennessee, has promulgated Gen
eral Orders No. 6, which reads as
follows: The officers of the Treas
ury department of the United
States charged with the collection
of direct taxes and internal reve-
nues in the several States compo-
sing this military division having
been, by reason of the refusal of
certain individuals to cancel their
just Indebtedness to the Govern
ment, repeatedly compelled to in
woke the aid and assistance of mil
itary authority in the full perform
ance of their duties,. it is hereby
ordered that hereafter any and all
persons neglecting or refusing to
pay to the proper officers just dues
as are herein specified shall be LA
BILE to arrest and trial before a
military commission.
MILITARY EXECUTION IN New Or
LEANs-SHocKING SCENE AT THE
ScAFFoLD.-Fortune Wright of
Goth Colored Infantry, was hang
ed in New Orleans, last Friday:
for numbering DR.. Octavius Trez.
evant, several months ago. A
shocking scene at the scafold is
thus described by the True Delto
of the Sd:
As the doomed man concluded
with the injunction to the soldiers
a white cap was drawn over hi:
face, and the rope adjusted. Ht
began shouting farewell friends,
and was still repeating these words
when the supporting ropes Of the
drop were cut. He fell some SIX
or eight feet; but the rope, no
having been properly creased, thu
knot failed toslip, SO that when the
body rebounded, the knot twisted
around to his forehead. Wright
thus hung suspended by the looI
passing around his forehead ane
under the peryprominent develop
ments of the head behind the ears
hung by the head instead of
the neck, A shudder of horror, al
the, unfortunate occurrence pas
sed through the. witnesses but
the shock was sufficient to render
him insensible; Wright did moi
suffer by the accident. After
hanging afew minutes, copious
perspiration started out on his
body, and soon his breathing be
came regular and natural. Sur
geon Avery and Doctors Hebel
Smith and Berthelot having exam
ined him declared thathe could moi
die from the effects of this hanging
the body was lowered, taken from
the rope and carried up a secono
time to the drop. The knot was
re-tied and the rope placed abou
his neck, the body propped up and
the stay rope again cut. The moose
again failed to slip, the rope being
new, stiff, and not soaped, and the
knot came around back of his head
The rope remained under his chin
however, Immediately strangline
the before unconscious man, anc
after few convulsive throes, the
soul of Fortune Wright had spec
to its last account.
An old colored sergeant of 6
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INSOLVENCY.

Il the County Court of Lincoln county,
Tenn, upon the suggestion of the admin.s-
traitor of the estate of George W. Tanning dec,
of the insolvency of said decedent's estate ;
notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against said estate to present them to
the Clerk of said Court, authenticated, on or
before the list day OF August next, for
pro rata distribution, or they will be forever
debarred. [febl5l B. +. TANNING, adm.
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INSOLVENCY.

DURSUANT 10 an order, Of the Clerk Of
= the County Court of lincoln county.
Tenn, upon the suggestion Of the administrs-
tor Of the estate of Elzira Ringo, dec. OF the
insolvency of said decedent's estate notice is
hereby given to all persons having claims a.
gainst said estate to present them to the Clerk
OF said Court, authenticated, on or before the
list OF june ext. for pro rata distribu-
ton, or they. will be forever debarred.
dec ID, 1865 G. A. DIEMER Adm.
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INSOLVENCY.

DURSUANT to an order of the Clerk OF
l. the County Court of Lincoln county
Tenn. upon the suggestion of the adminisira-
torof the estate of David r. Sp:ytb, dec, of the
insolvency of said decedent's estate; notice
is hereby given to all persons having claims
against said estate to present them to the
Clerk of said Court, authenticated, On or be-
fore the LIST Of June next, for pro rata
distribution. or they will be forever debarred
dec Is, 1866 JACOB GILLESPIE, A m.
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LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES.

We are authorized by CHAS W. STEW
ART. who IS now the sole proprietor. to sell
at haIf origi,el cost rather than suffer any
one to undersell us. and this Injunction we
will most certainly obey to the very letter.
We have in store large and varied assort-
mont IF
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Woods s. Woodland,
West side Of the Square.
Next to Smith & Blake's Drug Stores
FAYETTEvII.LE. TENN.
HAVE Just received and opened q
II superior assortment Of
STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES!

consisting Of Sugar, Coffee, Tess.
Cheese, Rsisiua, Oysters, Sardines,
Confectionaries, etc, which will be
sold as low as the same quality Of
goods can be seld by any other house
in this place. esE . l6CB
& Oysters and Sardines pre-
pared for the table in any style wished
r@ Country Produce, such as
Eggs, Butter, Dried Fruit, Potatoes,
etc, wanted, for which the highest
price in Groceries will be paid. Give
us a call. Feb 8, 1666-1y
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Notice.

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i has been placed in my hands for settle
ment. It is an old business, and must be set.
tied at once. "a word TO the wise is sniff
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Of Ladies and Gentlemen's Dress
Goods. consisting in part Of Delaines,
Ginghams, Calicoes, Muslins, Lawns.
Jacone,s, Swisses, Brilliantes, Tarle-
tons. Cassimeres. Tweeds, Cotton
AIDES. Hats, etc, with large and COM
plete stock of brown and bleached
Domes,ics, Notions, Mirrors, Win
dow Glass, Boots, Shoes, Groceries.
We are grateful to The public for
past favors, and will strive by stric'
attention to business, as we'll as by
our remarkably low prices, to increase
our now extensive business. mh22
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Academy.

M. e. MARCH, Principal.
MHE next term Of Ibis Institution
] will commence Monday, Feb
ruary 26, 1866, and continue
twenty weeks. sga s
ExDenSeS.
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.xpSnSeS.

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0ne-balf to be paid in advance,
unless satisfactory arrangements are
made the balance al the close Of
the session. No deduction made for
absence unless occasioned by pro-
Itiacted sickness. No scholar will be
received for less than halt term.
Board in private families and con-
venient to the Academy. can be bad
at low rates. No boys admitted
over II years OF age. Let those
n no desire an education try our School
Board of Trustees.
f. Fl. WOMACK, Pres. eng
DIR s. E. Fl. DANCE, Treas.
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DIRECTORS,
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HA6AN'S MAGNOLIA BALM.

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New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
TIE PHEE DEPARTMENT.
Meeting Of the Bonrd of Conirnissioners-
Numericai Condition Of the Department
New Alarm signals in Operation
Aunointmentt.

The regular weekly meeting Of tho Board Of
Fire Comm s.oneTs was held yesterday AZ Ficnans
Hall In the absence OF President PnekDey NJ Albany
Commissioner Eng presided.
Chief yineer Elisha Kingsley reported. by letter.
the following statement Of tho number Of men on duty
in the Department jan 3. given In tho daily reports
OF Engineers VIZ. Iii Batcs. Il men. q j. Orr, -
men, Thomas Sullivan. 40 mem Michael shanncssy -
men; John couiey, 4 mcui II sheridan, % men w
W. Rhodes Il men; T. y. Everett - men, william
Bsnham j., - mem j. '. MacAcy % men, Ao'a'
Ji2 men. -. -,
communication was received non the following Fire
Insurance Companies. respectively feopct "roeci.,
and TraLesnCAs ienieIiag their obligations to ie OH
GERS and members Oi Hook aud Ladder Company no. p
for tci ent and admirable conduct dninr the late
fre at No. 80 Csnast. On motion oi ComIssioler
Able tlis complimentary tcstimOnial was ordered to
be suitably engfossei ard presented TO the Company
mentioned.
The CLisf Irgineer communicated a desire 70 have
copies of the Eaes aad Regulations Of Tie Fire Depart
meni printed Or the use Of iis members and on BIS
Recommendation TIE COm-.it,cc on Appointments was
authorized 20 have requisite number printed.
Charles J.. Ch.p!D, Superintendent ol lirc Alarm
telegraph submitted lJI approval code OF slsnGb
Sc, arranged for the Department. ne follows;
Below TOufteelthft, II numbered stations, Wa: :
% engine houses aud police stations . IN hrnnce
4 tioIs 0nl also ~ numbered locality stations
making total of 20 signals for tho guidance % the
Department beOT Fourteenth sf H. addition TO these
there are unnuubcTed stations bell tOwefF Gnd The
central Office from w ch alarms can be gwen stationed
between fourteenth.st. and onehundTed ana ehthsL
aie g. locality signals a1d ubiumbcre stations loI
giving alarm viz: engine hOuscs aud bel tower
10 protect the upper end OF toe city signals ana n-
beled stations are provided cr giving alarm. Ihe
total number OF signals and stations numbered end nn
numbered created. completed BY ibis ne~ code, "a
IG7 Complaints were made by ioiemcn Of o0mpanics
apnst members iOT druukelncss and disObeu.enCc ol
oTcrs aAd other communicate Of uumpoitance were
received. Several iremcn weIo discharged nAd new
appointments made, and alho a iew promotions YIN.
III Bjsgaan was appointed Foreman Of Hook ana Lad
DER Company No il. Edwaid Timpa0n received TIE
ut o Clerk in he Department nt an annual
,Sary Of ,0OD Walter - iGrlong !nd James Roo
ne. ere promoted be Foreman and Assistant Fore
n.anI Engine Company No. /. The building OK nc "
! en2isbaouse ia Burng clip, Wa, authorized lie
! NoAiin!ssy ners lhCn ~ Ouincd.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04

judges charge. from what could hear, Was though
necessarily az ans the prisoner able and dispa5sonae
Indeed when one comes to compare the fenian trais
in with those the insurreotonnry leaders IN 70
and le3 when the vile Lord Norbury earned an ever
lasting namy Of Irish hatred and uries we're not only
packed but made dunk, and iutoTmrs were pensonej
while Il poor wretch at tho bar could seldom Obtain
either counsel witness and every feeble word uttered
By himself howed down by the Judge who passed the
speedy sentence Of short shr and sure cord with da
boical glec il affords evidence cf vast change iUr ne
better which has been going on in the policy oi tue
English Government in Ireland and OF the improved
condition society well The iurics have not been
packed but selected from the intelligent middle class OF
Dublin and the prisoners allowed very hDeru riGht OF
challenge They have been defended hy very able counsel
and granted the most liberal latitude OF speech IN Their
Own deiensP, OF which ODOnOyan (ossa) Is at present
availiug himself in manner 20 tire the enduiapce oi
the most potent Judge in existence. Tic Judges nave
presided on the whole ably aud impar ally and ruled
according the Ia Of the land nv which the evidence
has been amply sufficient TO convict the prisoners onc
IN fact was Acknowledged 10 be so by John OLehry,
one OF The chiefs OF the cOnsprators, who showed bis
good sense by plea of Guilty according to british
law" Lnhy has GlsO by his manly and temperate ad
dress at his sentence gnod the respect and esteem of
many whose interests were Numerically opposed to
his OpHOrs ana il is hoped that when Tue excitement
begins 20 die away and Ireland ceases 10 be asated
BY dread Of the arrival Of President OMahOnys iron.
cds that the prisoners may receive pardon or at least
nit cation Of punishment the hands OF her gracious
A!aiesiv In fact, whatever may b. ones Sytpathles
with honorable if futile patriotism and political msior
tune the whole trial. proceedings ANA even punish
mont TINS + have been much more creditabo TO the
English Government than any student OF lrish history
would have been led to expect PhlNA'
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
Arusrmrni. ihi, Evening.

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