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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-20

"a The train leaving Nashville at go P. n.
does not run on sunday.
- The train leaving Louisville az T.00 A. N.
does not run on sunday.
Steamers Of U. s. Nail Line leave Louisville
daily at 1900 A. n, and 400 p n. arriving In
Cincinnati in timet 20 take early morning trains
Jor the East.
60 Passenger Cars attached to Freight Train
Leaves Gallatin 1880 Z. H. arrives az Nashville
l25Q, noon. Leaves Nashville AS p. ~. arrives
at Gallatin 7.05 p. M.
ALBERT FINK,
General Superintendent /. i n. r. r.
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oS and after Oct 20ih, the Sewanee Goals
win be sold at 80 cents per bushel.
Octl6 A. s. CoLYAR.
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RAILROADS
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE
r RAILROAD.

QUICK TINE TO
ST. LOUEs.
CHICAGO.
CINCINNATI.
AND THE EAST.
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THE Memphis Argus announces that Rev.
J. r. GRAVES will soon revive the Tennes-
see Baptist, which was formerly published in
this city, at Memphis.
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DR.. II. B. SHAW. Master.
Dh. 7. ]. SHAW. CLERK.
CHANCERY SALE OF lots
IN
H ID c. H FIELD ID.

WarrenkMo0re and others. %. ]. Shelby William.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
Il Chancery Court, &C Nashville. IN the above
cause. viii offer at Public Sale. on the premise
FRIDAY, TIKI 18TH OCTOBER,
FIFTY LOTS IN williams Addition To
EDGEFIELD. fronting on Fatherland, Boscobel.
Shelby Avenue, Williams and SEWER streets.
These LOIS are very high and elevated, and afford
ING LOCATIONS IN the rapidly growing town
Of Edgeheld, aud cannot fail % attract the atten
ton Of all those DESTROYS Of securing homes I'm
this healthy and desirable location.
Advertisements have already been made for
proposals % build Street. Railroad. located con-
venient 10 . number Of the above Lots. which
VII materially onhaacs their value.
TERNs-Six, Twelve, Eighteen and Twenty four
months, Nth interest. Notes required With good
security, and lien retained.
~. b. HOWELL. O. IN
ANDERSON. JOHNSON 3 SMITH.
oct2 Cd Agents.
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IeW YorI Cotton Manic
Louisville Market.


NEW York. Oct. 19.-Cotton heavy. including
government sales; 40 for middling upland, and ~
or do Orleans.
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CHANCERY SALE
OF THE
sly CAMO RE MILLS
PROPERTY.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE MADE IN
ID the case of r. i. Cheatham and others Us. E.
S. Cheatham and others, in the honorable Chance
ry Court at Springfield, at its November Term,
1865, will. on the premises, on
SATURDAY, Sd OF NOVEMBER, 1866,
sell to the higest bidder, on q credit of one,
two and three years, in equal payments but with
interest from date that valuable and well known
property, lying in Cheatham county. Tennessee,
known as
Sycamore Mills.
This property is to be sold in order to close up
an old partnership concern, and to make distribu-
of some thirteen Hundred Acres OfLantl,
or more, is well watered and heavily timbered,
and has on Il the above named property, "Syca-
more MILL for manufacturing Cotton Yarns
GunDowder. and for Weaving, as also Grist and
Saw Mill with all necessary buildings for families
the same and is well worthy the attention of CAPT
ta1ists, North and South, East and West, the wa
ter power being of the finest character, and the
location sufficient for manufacturing on an sx-
tended scale. 4,
IL is situated about four miles from Cumberland
river, and about ecu distan between Nashville
and Clarksville-abOut . miles above the latter
and the same distance from the former.
Strangers coming by way OF the river, would
perhaps find il most convenient to land at Ashland
CITY, at the head Of the Harpeth Shoals.
Bonds with good personal security will be re-
CURED, and lien retained to secure the purchase
money. -,
ES- Five Hundred Dollars in Cash will be re-
quired to be paid and any or all Of said purchase
money, can be paid and stop interest any time.
MILES S. DRAUGHON.
sep14-d6wtd Clerk and Master.
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BEFORE Esquire MATHEws.-A warrant
was issued by Esquire MATHEWS, yesterday
afternoon. for the arrest ofGen. JAMES T.
BRowNLow, on a charge Of assault with IN
tent 10 kill. The warrant was issued ON an
affidavit sworn to by hackman named +.
SPENCER, who SAYS Gen. BRowNLow rode
around the city in his (SrENcER's) hack,
ON Thursday, and that when he presented
his bill yesterday, instead Of paying him,
BRowN1oN drew his knife and threatened
TO cut him If he persisted in asking for his
hack hire.
The warrant was placed in the hands OF
Constable DENNIS CONNER, who, on hearing
that Gen. BRowNLow was going away on
the cars. jumped into a hack and drove
RAPIDLY Is the depot but arrived just in
time to see the ears disappearing over the
bridge. Esquire MATHEWS then sent an
order to the telegraph Office for the operator
70 send dispatch to Gallatin, and have the
prisoner arrested and brought back for trial.
The following reply was returned from the
telegraph Office:
FsourRE MATHEWS The telegraph ofh-
Gers are not police officers. Your dispatch
will have 60 be addressed 20 ar officer IN
Gallatin, etc. FL OFfaoE'
SO here the matter viii probably rest until
Gen. BRowN1ow returns from Washington.
n. c. WILLIAMS, who halls frsm Mont
eonery. Alabama, was in tie city yesterday,
ON ms way 10 Illinois. lie entered the tom
serial establishment Of LAPsLEY, No. .
Sonth Cherry, and gos shaved, his hair cut
and boot BACKED. When told the price Of
the service performed, he demurred paying
n and finally threatened to shoot the barber
IL he persisted in charging him what he
considered an exhorbiiant price. Deputy
Marshal REDDicK was called in and took the
belligerant Albanian into custody. Re
corder FosrER-at the special requess Of tbs
prisoner. who said he wanted to punne his
Journey immediately--tried the cass at
O'clock, yesterday afternoon, and fined The
defendant 50, which was freely paid, and Mr.
WILLIAMS went his way a wiser if not q
sadder man.
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REAL Estate TRANsFERs.-The follow
ing real estate transfers we're made during
the week, ending Friday, October 10Th, 1866;
w. L. Foster to Geo. Cordle, deed of lot
in Edgefeld, S40O.
John A. jackson to NJ. C. Sultzbacher,
deed Of half interest in lot in city, $4,000.
Eddy Paul to Geo. Starlight and II. G.
Thornton, deed of about 400 acres of land in
White county, $1,000.
Eliza S. Wardell, ct. al. to Isaac Marcy,
deed of land in Illinois, $500.
VIM. +. Inness and wife TO A. c. Ellis, ct.
al. land in Michigan, 5000.
p. Sample to Malachy Brady, deed Of lot
in city, $1,000.
NIB. Howell, C. and NJ, to Mrs. Eliza
Kelley, deed of lot in city, 1929 60.
ID. Weaver, Receiver and Trustee, to d.
A. Shepherd, deed of land in Shelby county,
Tenn, $500.
Isaac Z. Paradise and Charles III. d. Para
disc TO David Ralston, deed Of undivided
two-sevenths interest in 390} acres land in
Davidson county, 1915.
Ed. w. Hobbs to John T. Frazier, deed Of
undivided interest in land in district No. II,
$500.
Frank McGavock to E. NJ. Witt, deed
of one hundred acres land in Gibson county,
Tenn, Sl,S00.
f. f. Mulloy to J. B. johnson, deed Of lot
in city, $3.50.
William Henry Smith, ct al to II. E.
NOVEL;, Trustee, deed of 16 Clio acres of
land in Davidson county, S2,905.
Mary +. Craigheadto J. C. McCrary, deed
Of lot in city, 5,96S 70.
NJ. B. Howell, c. & NJ, to Eliz. L. Cooper,
deed of land iu Davidson county, $500.
George w. &. Payne and wife ct al. to Re
becca Hartness, deed of lot in Detroit Mich
igan, $780,
NJ. II. Jones to II. H. Hammer, deed of
lot in Carol street, $3.50.
J. n. Stanley and wife to Burrell Lazenby,
deed Of lot in tenth district, $3.50.
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MEssRs. FAlsNswoRTH AND CLARK,
represen: over (IO,OOOOOO) Ten Millions Of
Dollars, constituting the Capitals Of the
most reliable Fire Insurance Companies of
the East, with which they are prepared to
take risks on Cotton, Fires, Gin Houses,
Stocks, etc, at reasonable rates.
Office, corner Of Union and Cherr! SITS.
oof17-1u
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DOLIN, BARNES & CO.,
WILL SELL THIS
Thursday Morning,
OCTOBER nth. AT II O'CLOCK. A. n.
" Al our Auction Rooms. q large aasortsieni .
BRT Go0Ds AND NOTIONS.

Aafhaeh0leFa has entirely disappeared. We VIII
resume eur regular sales. Tuesdays asd thursdays
II Dry Goods and Saturdays Of Furniture and
Grocefiel. Be On h1nd. II yoq want barEelns-
UOLIN. BARNES X CO..
oeffl-it No. l6 North College street
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FREE TERRIToRY.-Be sure to attend the
sale By Messrs. J. L. & r. w. BRowN, at
II o'clock this day, of that fine property
known as the Orphan Asylum, on McLe-
more and Berryhill streets, near the Nash
vile and Chattanooga depot. They will
Immediately after, sell two houses and lots
on Broad street. Bagains viii be had, as the
sale is positive Omnibuses leave their
Office SSt Union street at 1O1AM
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ADJUSTMENTS
OLD THEATRE.


Cherry street, Between Cedar nn'' Cay
2; A; Acting and Stage Manager
" L. AzLEff. treasurer
JoIIN 5. Of the Orchestra
: Sixth night Of the engagement Of the eminent
fragedian, Mr.. CHARLES DILLOS
SATURDAY EVENING. oCr. GOTH,
win be presented sAAsrEAEE's Tragedy in Eve
acts. Of
r. 1 Q III A II j. Ill,
Richard. Duke Of Gloster-........... Mr.. D41LoS.
Supported By the entire Star Company
ScALE OF PRfcEs-Lower Boxes. Sc; Upper
Boxes IS: Dress Circle and Parquette, IS cents /:
Gallery, 40 cents. Box ofhce open from 10 A. r..
till P. NJ, when places can be secured
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Or Of the most opulens and intelligent
counties in this State is Giles-and in sal
ling attention 10 the executors sale Of lands
adjoining the corporation Of Pulaski, We can
assure the public, that there is no better
place for a good home, or good investment.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-20
SPLENDID
CITYPORPERTY
AT AUCTION.

DY DECREE OF THE COUNTY COURT.
ID August Term, in the case of W. w. Allen, ct
ais, VS.. David NJ. Allen ct ais, We will, in con-
junction with p J.. NichOl, County Court Clerk,
IN the Dreuaises nj II o'clock the
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-20

w. E. WARDS SEMINARY FOR You've
LADIES re-opened the past week with every
encouragement. The recess of two weeks
during the rage Of cholera was deemed pru-
dent for the safety of those committed to
our care, as well as just to our patrons who
should not pay when they could not send.
And we say, once for all, that parents at a
distance may always hereafter feel assured
that when danger is here they may look for
their children to be sent home. The time
lost will be made up in full A number of
new pupils unlocked for have entered the
past week, and our advices lead US to expect
good increase in the future.
We invite the public to consider the ia
cilities afforded at this school and the
charges compared with other schools
w. E. WARD, Principal.
octl4-lw
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MINERS WANTED-Wanted Immediately
fifty miners for the Sewane Coal Mines.
A. S. CoLYAR.
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THE Masonic TEXT Book OF TESSEs-
SEE, containing Monitorial Instructions in
the Degrees Of Entered Apprentice Fellow
Graft; Master Mason and Past Master.
Also, brief Digest Of the leading Prin-
ciples,of Masonic Jurisprudence; Forms Of
Masonic Documents; Masonic Trials, ETC:
Compiled and and arranged under the su-
pervision Of a special committee, appointed
BY the NJ. W. Grand Lodge Of Tennessee.
Price 50 90. Sold by
W. c. COLLIER.
No. 81 Union street, Nashville Tenn
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F0IIND.
Nr0I.EN.

A PROMIsORY NOTE DRAWN BY HENRY
"A BRUNEk 10 the order Of Mm- New Kinney,
fsr eI 800. payable sixty days AFTER date. dated
July 81. l3ef The public are cautioned from ne
F0iiafing ior said note iseplf-u
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RArEs or ApvEErlsrNt..

The proprictors Of the morning papers Of this
city, for the purpose Of establishing uniformity in
the rates Of advertising. have agreed upon tho
olioWing table Of charges, and obiigate them
elves hereby 70 abide By the same TO take effect
from this date:
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MONETARY And COMMERCIAL.


nsFgcE % qHk USlOE kSb AueRicAA.
FRIDAY. October %. 1850. J
MoSErARY. --Gold has decidedly r downward
tendency. having opened in New York yester-
day At 49, was l4s1z AZ noon, and closed at 1875.
Brokers here were paying IL and holding at
AS but after the closing rate was received oferd
1f5.
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BEFORE EsauIRE w. H. WILK1soN.-
Wax EDMoSDsoS, cOIored, charged with
stealing a pair of boots, was remanded to
jaii yesterday 10 await preliminary exami-
nation this morning.
NARY Armstrong was also sent to Jail
for stealing lot Of under-clothing, valued
at $40 or $50. She will have an exaIEina-
ton to-day.
ELvIRA PErwAY and MARY ELDER we're
arrested under the small ofiense law for steal
ing wood from N. c. CoTroS. They were
fined IS apiece.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-02
TRANSPORTATIo
Merchants Despatch
FAST FREIGHT LINE
FORWARDS GOODS FROM
~ ew orIk, R q ~ L o "A,
and all points ln the New England
TO EVANSVILLE DIRECT,

IN TIME EQUALED BY NO OTHER
Ma LINE, At REGULAR RAIL- "A
ROAD RATES.
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an RRGuH.AmLY nRED PHHYSI.

"A REGULARLY BRED PEAHSE-
- CLAN, MS his ID ploma, which hangs
In his once, will show, has made Chronic
Diseases The study Of hfs it(e, and has n
union-wide reputation, having been longer
ioeafed ~ NJ. Louis than any other Chronic
Disease Physician.
Much OF his practice has been OF pri-
waite nature syphilis, Gonorrhma, elect,
or Mercurial tfections OF the Throat, Skin,
or Bones orehitts, Hernia, or Rupture;
also the effects of n Solitary Habit, ruinous
10 body and mind, producing Rlotches, De-
hiltty. Impotence, Dizziness, Dlmness of
Sight, Confusion OF Ideas, Evil Forebod-
ings, Aversion 20 Society, Loss of Memory
Weakness, etc; not all these In any one
ease, but all occurring frequently IN va
fious cases.
Rsg- Accommodation ample; charges
moderate cures guaranteed Consuita.
tions by letter or Mt office, free. Most eases
can he pr0DcfiU treated without an ilafc3.uietp
and medicines, secure from observation
sent by mail or express. Nc hmdrnnce TO
business In most caaeS.
Address BOX a0u2, ST. Louis, Mo.
Hours 81 AIN. TO pm. ONCE perma-
nentfy located at No. Us st. Charles street.
between sixth and Seventh, one square
south of Linden Hotel, retired spot In
fermentation rooms, and rooms for the
nccommo dation OF such patients an require
daily personal attention
EVER YBODY
can get In sealed letter envelope my
"Theory. symptoms, and treatment 81
Nervous, Urinary, and SexuA Diseases
clearly delineating all the Diseased Condi-
tons, with full symptom Lists, Ior two
thaee-cent postRge-staInps to prepay post
age. Circular for Ladies', relating 70 Dis
eases OF Puberty, MenStruatlon, and Pre@-
nancy, three oaffts. 1o4 S@A~.
ana dAwsm (dltawl .xfboS4so / &
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prayers for rain, but as yet none has fallen,
bat when 10 docs come, no doubt H. win.
create gladnass in the hearts OF those deeir-
ing IL.
For the past week business was not al
were, besides the usual number Of local
packets several transient arrivals, which
came IN with rather slim showings which
IN evident enough that business Ii Begin
ming 20 have its downward tendency.
The shipment during the week OF fneiglita
for Red River WIS very dull, while the
we'll The Robert r. lee, which LEFT on
Tuesday, took out "A good trip. The GEN
Qnilman, on thursday, had likewise a
good freight list while the Saturday pack
share of IL. Western packets did very lit
tie in up freights, willie passengers were
few and far between.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-02
COTTON wARPS.
EyansYlIle wool FactorY.

The Undersigned respectfully announce
TO the Public I'm general. but most especial
~ to the Farmers, that they are prepared
TO take In Wool for notwithstanding iAto the
following Goods, viz.
JEANS, BLANKETS, CovERLgTs, PLAIN AND
PLAID FLANEELs, LINsEYs, BATf-
NETS d STOCKING YARN.
On the most reasonable terms and short
notice. We have also q good supply OF the
above Goods on hand for sale or exchange
for Wool, 80 that persons living at dls-
can have their goods right OF. Price list
for manufacturing will be sent on appllcn.
ton. Once and Factory corner Bono street
and Canal. JOHN w. 0RuEN q w.
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fiVer and WantI,er

The weather yesterday was clear and
warm, with considerable wind, rendering
the river rough, Tho River has fallen B
inches ia the last "A hours MP 10 . O'clock
Yesterday.
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STEELE a. TRTBLE,

~econd ST., Between Chestnut ana ShoihS
Evansville, Ind.
SASH, Doors, WINDOW BLINDS, DRhessnp
LuMnER, BoAfips, LeATHs, &C., OF every oe-
cription constantly on hand. r9ckink
OF every kind done ON the shortest notice.
aplSIy.
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The arrivals and departures up 10 three
O'clock yesterday, include the J. 4. Me-
Combs, Louisville, and return; Phantom.
Eastpori and return; Newsboy, Hender-
son and return; Charmer, Cairo and re.
tnrn Advance, GAINESVILLE TO Evansville;
Mercury, Louisville 10 Memphis.
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wEYITHT AGENTS AT ALL THE
WV principal points along. the line. We
PATCH 90 freight FH sHl ttfit - =
We have Contracting Agents at Nashua
N, H., Worcester, Mass, Springfield, Mass
Goods marked 9Merchants' Despatch
and shipped 10 either OF the above places,
or vin Albany, viii reach our Line, and
tiDn,s ON DAY or bHIPM EMIT.
All claims for ID NJ 40 EB, OVER
CHA dleS, &C., are promptly settled with
out referring our patrons 10 Eastern oiiices.
# gaa8 ~ 10. d. MORGAN, Agent,
! fa5f 81 E.aln sa.f Evansville, Ind.
Office With Keen. Mark n Co. teepi2 dim
BROWN, DUNKERsON Il co.,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-02

Among The iirat bonts due here ere the
Champion, New York aud Dora, for 81.
Louis; silver Cloud, Bertha, stephen De-
catnr, and Emma No, ., from ~.
Louis; Sam. J. Hale, Liberty No. q,
Robert Burhs and SC. cloud, for MEM
phis; Altoona Tahlequah, and Rose Ham
hleton, for Arkansas River; =. II. droea-
beck, Messenger. Alice Dean, Louisiana, II.
w. strader, Silver Spray and Sam Parker,
for New ofleansj Armada, from Cairo,
j. q. Mccombs and Rose fiite. from Louis
yillei Carrie and Emperor, from New
Orleans. hff
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RIVER y EWS.
arEAMRoAr rnlNTINn.

No printing estnblishment 10 the West
has better facilities OF greater ability for
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assort-
menL OF job Type, though very large and
complete, IL constantly being added to- and
our Job department Is under the personal
supeFVision Of one Of the best Job printers
III the United States. We are pretared to
print Posters, plain or fancy, Eiil Heads.
Bills Ladlug, Cards, Deck aud Meal Tick
eta, Bills Of Fare, Mites Tickets for Labor.
&C., hc. orders left with either of tie
whan-noats viii be promptly attended TO.
, 1866-05-05

p11ME or TIE BOARD OF PUBLIC HokKA
CtcaEp. Nky 1. H*6-
Eot1ce T. hGe6y gtvrn 6y the RoaId Of Pubic
IrtAsnfer. ready to be paid over to the owucr or
oEneEs cn',ed 70 ,he dasEes awarded for the opta-
atreet to T5h in Block a. nuucans Addition
to Chicaco and that after te. e} days from the data
ozopt3ste hs property condemned for tho PM poJ9 OF
opening sztd ksey.
FRED. LETZ,
o. J.EOSE-
mF[Aff91dt Do11d Of Public Work..
, 1866-05-05

Cotton DIarket-A Negro Hanged by n
nJeb-The Cotton Crop-Tcrr1bte State
Of Affairs in Northern Gcor.Ia-Beu-
tai H1nrdcr-ArreAt for Passin: Coun.
teFfctt Money
tSpe cial Despatch to the Chicago Tribnne,1
ATLANTA, Msy 3.
The cotton market haa experienced no reaction !;
161a0c Il paid for n1tddling.
few dast aEo, negro IN Pile county violated
the pet.on Of scs pcctable white womsn under The
most rcyoltiDs circumstances. The negro was A.
rested and placed In charge OF the Sheriff. from
whose hsnde he WAS rescued By party Of mcn in
d4E ntse, and sumnaEily executed iu The nsi.hbo1.
hood. fE8 nsezsA@
dying out L1rec dcids which cine up and looked
promising at dr*t, are now psst hope.
A terrible klate Of affairs exist ia rome counties
of North Georgia Murders, outraces and robb.f-
'e7 ARE committed daily. II The troops ecct there
90 not speedily check 1hfs, hundreds will be cou-
pellet to ltare their homes.
The Augueta Savings Rank has ot.anI1ed With
q. Il. Hickman as President and c. F. Mckay as
Secretary.
Thc small pox has almost entirely disappeared
from Montgomery.
A msn, sixty years old, named Ashmore Edwards.
Nas bratally murdered III his cottage, near Mobile
LIST night, for money. His head was Chopped opeu
Wtlh hatchct and his body thrown futo d creek.
The fre yesterday destroyed considerable ppr.
ton OF Danphtn street. Mobile, and destroyed
| much property.
Mss yesterday afTa!gned betott The United State!
rencv, and held to bsil IN IN default Of whICt
be WIS sent 10 fa$l.
, 1866-05-05
THE KNOXVILLE CONVEN.
TION.
Il Memorial unnnlmoualy Adopted
Callt1a. fur a Separation of East Ten

Il Memorial Unanimously Adopted
Cuilta. Eur a Separation Of East Ten
ne~sce-
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tt1bune.1
KNOXVILLE, MaT4
The Convention rcatsech1ed at nine O'Clock this
morning. aud tas Just adjourned sHe die.
After some discussion the memorial YES adopted
ztth great cIthn.iasu, and but three Of four dis
ecuting voIces.
Gen- J. A Cooper and Col 0. r. Temple. leading
lawyers Of tbts ciif, and Mai.! G. McGuassey.
made elaborate and eloquent speeches in support Of
the memorial. Col Temples speech ts regarded
AZ gem Of orstoEy and logic 1t uas applarded
throughout
Greater harmony pEeraaed. during the ent1re
proceedings. then have eter known IN Conven-
mon Of the Kind The 1nost ardent advocates Of
the ptppo.ed separation IN the Convention and ont
OF IL. "eIe most ag1reablY Disappointed. The dis
the Couseution. !,
Arranernenta are made for the pnb,lthln. aud
universal circulation X East Tennessee Of all TIC
proceedings.
a committee Of fifteen was appointed to lay the
memorial before The LEGISLATURE. Sevetal Chauher
aud Other judItssl officers arc IN 'h1< committee.
An Executive Committee for Ea*t Tennessee. end
corresponding Committee IN each county Ia 10 be
1bc thank. Of the Convention ,:as unanimously
rendered % the President and Secretary LOT the
manner In which they uirchargch thci1 dntfes.
President Rodgers responded In handsome
speech, urging au 10 exert thcuasettca far the nc.
eouplishme:-t Of the object lot which tney sesc
called fo.rtncr.
The Convention then adjourned
No doubt II entertained that the maoftty OF the
people OF Eas! Ttnne:tet Will vote for separation
, 1866-05-05

nISSOLUTION-The co-part-
IL ncrshIp heretofore existing between the under.
stgned, under the trM ana style Of 4. BALtAliD
4 CO. Is this day dissolved. klther party Will use
'"' 4. BALLARD,
Jo:EpH WILDE,