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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-28
coNNrRvATIVE MEETING AT MEM
pITIS.

A larre and enthusiastic convention Of the
Conservatives Of West Tennessee, was held
At Memphis on Thursday, for the purpose Of
apeomtipg delegates to the Philadelphia
Convention. The statue Of ANDREW JACK
son and the stand were draped with the
national flag. Stirring speeches were made
bv Gen. PM. GLENN, the Chairman, Hon.
LANpoN C. HAYNEs, Gen. CHALMERS and
others
Resolutions were adopted strongly indoors
inc President JOHNSON, and adhesion TO the
Union under the Constitution, and setting
forth the inevitable ruin that would follow
should the Radical party succeed in the fall
elections
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-28

ALL good citizens, says the Boston Post,
will rejoice that Tennessee is restored to her
constitutional rights, and that the Radical
threat that no Southern State should be re-
presented in Congress, unless it allowed ne
groes to be chosen to Office and to vote, has
proved abortive. boutwell, is bowed down
with grief at the result; if his sorrow is not
assuaged he may be brought home in a
straight jacket. STEVENS had his apple
cart upset completely, and the repeated de-
feats of the old man in 4 single session have
left him but little more than "a driveller and
n show
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FROM CANADA.
Organization of the MiIitia-G Governor
Of Trinidad.

NEw York, July 27.-The Herald's OF
tawa special saws: In the Canadian Parlia-
ment the new militia law was discussed yes
terdav. The clause enabling the Govern
ment to raise anindefinite number Of troops
was passed. 4 stormy discussion ensued on
the propriety of taking pattern after the
militia laws Of the United States.
A Montreal special says the Hon. ARTHUR
GoRDoN, for some time past Lieutenant Gov
ernor Of the Province Of New Brunswick,
has been made Governor Of the Island OF
Trinidad and its so-called dependencies.
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QUIZ OUTSIDE PAGES.

FRsr PAGE.-Additional Incidents Of the Great
1attle Of Sadowa--The Atlantic Cable-Aiiairs in
lissouri - HENRY A. WISE. Characteristic
peech.
FoURrH PAGE.-Thc New British Premier on
resident JOHNSON and the fenians-Seagoing
lualities Of the Mona3nock-A Warlike Report
rom Gen BANKS.
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New YORK, July 27.-The Tribune's
Ieavenworth, Kansas, special dispatch says
the Indians have been committing aeprada-
tions on the Smoke Hill Route, and some
men we're murdered within eight miles Of
Junction City, Kansas. The Governor j.
taking active measures for tie defense Of the
Kansas frontier. Great excitement exists
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They have a thing in Indiana located at
the capital Of the State, called the "Goyer-
nor's Circle" Il is a cabal Of Radica lpoli-
ticians with Gov. MORTON as Head Center,
and their business is TO make loyalty pay,
and concoct further mischief for the country.
We have a similar institution in this city,
and unless that whole vile brood is utterly
expelled from public confidence, each State
will soon have its circle, and the nation will
be absolutely ruled by these circles Of
corrupt and designing politicians
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FOR CHILLS AND FEVER
Use the Best!
HURTEY'S ACHE TONIC

Never Fails-Always to be Depended Upon
Nothing more reliable than Hurley's Tonic.
WILL cure Ague and Fever, Chills and fever in
w termittent Fever. Dumb-Ague. Every person
who has tried Hurley's Tonic speaks in the highest
terms Of it. As a curative agent it is unsurpassed
aud more certain than quininc. No bad results
from using HURLEY'S TONIC. Everybody should
use HULEY'S AGUE TONIC. Send orders to
HURLEY, RUDDDLE 4 CO.,
prODrietOrs Louisville XIV
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GEN. WN. r. Cox.-We are pleased to
observe that our esteemed friend and former
fellow-citizen, Gen. VIZ. r. Cox, Is favora-
bly, spoken Of as the next Governor Of North
Carolina lie has proven himself noble
patriot and a gallant soldier His elevation
TO 80 distinguished a position wouldbe graft
flying to a large circle Of personal friends in
Tenneasee.
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For Debility. Loss Of Appetite, Weakness, Indi-
gestiOn or Dyspepsia, want Of action on the Liver,
Disordered Stomach, there are no bitters that
compare with these in removing these distressing
complaints. For sale or can be had at any Drug
Store in the United States or from the prOpTie-
tors Louisville, Ky, corner Seventh and Green
streets 70 whom all orders should be addressed.
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES


ST. LOUIS, July 27.-The warehouse of
THOs. BURKE on Second street between
Myrtle and Spruce, containing about 200
bales Of cotton belonging to CARE & LUKE
and a considerable quantity of hay and salt
was burnt last night Total loss about
$4,000, mostly insured.
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From the Georgia Sea Islands.

New YORK, July Traditional to the
morning papers says, several Teachers
from the Sea Islands of Georgia, passed
through the city to-day en- route for the
North. They represent the islands as being
very healthy, and the crops of cotton and
corn to far exceed any season for the last
four years. The schools have done well and
the freedmen were never in better spirits.
Appointments.
AMBROSE STEVENS is named rs Register
Of the land Office and JOHN A. DEXTER as
Receiver of public moneys at Iowa, Michi-
gan.
The New York Naval Officer is not de-
signated, but there is good reasons to believe
that General SICKLEs will be the nominee.
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CIRCUIT COURT OTJACKsON COUNTY
JULY TERM, 1896.
sr f,It Of I 5S5I,S Attachment.
J. II. HUFF r.. The Louisville Petroleum Com


J. II. Huff 70. The Louisville Petroleum Com
pany.
ON MOTION OF THE PLAINTIFF BY HIS
" attorney, and IL appearing 70 the satisiaetion
Of the court. from the affidavit Of the plalntih
oil Tennessee 10 Is therefore ordered by the
court that publication be made for four o0nseca-
tive weeks ia the Nashville Union and AlneTlcah'
a newspaper published Ia the city OF Nashvlile.
reluirinr said Attendants to be and appear before
tie judge 81 the Circuit Court Of Jackson county
Tenneysee. at the courthouse N tame 4olas oh
sTd fhen and there enter their defence . PLAN
tiT's action. whish IS an attachment sgel gal y
oiafufif AGAINST the property 81 deienQaai1 ana
49, 1Ipgr one portable steam engine and All the
tools belonging % the zane. and ether property
10 secure plaintiff 3 debt against sald g npany-
iv2s-iH 7. II. BUTLER, Clerk.
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For Identifying the Complexion, efectually re-
moves Tan. Freckes, Blotches, and giving the
skin an elegant smOOthness not easily attained by
any other. Its use among the ladies Of fashion in
the East, gives IL a character for efficacy which
at once STAMPS il as infinitely superior for the
toilet Of a lady.
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New YORK, July 27.-Seven cases and
four deaths by cholera in this city reported
this morning. Nine cases and five deaths in
Brooklyn.
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The Cholera.

New YORK, July Pit is proposed to
close all the districts infected by cholera,
and the subject will probably be discussed at
a meeting of the Board to-day on Governors
Island. Hopes were entertained that the
cholera had reached its maximum. There
were no new cases yesterday and the old
ones were considered hopeful. Diarrhea
still prevailed largely among the men. The
cholera on Davis Island was increasing.
There were fifteen new cases and three
deaths on Wednesday in the twelfth ward
of Brooklyn. The cholera was still on the
increase, there being eight cases reported on
the Health Board bulletin, and ten deaths
at the hospital
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As this is really a Specific for Worms. and the
best and most palatable form to give to children,
il is not surprising that IL Is fast taking the place
Of all other preparations for worms-it being taste
less any child will take il.
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A Minister Dueled for Preaching the
Gnsnnl 20 NenrRes.

CNcINvATI. July 27.--The Reverend r.
II. GARDNER, Methodist missionary TO the
Freedmen Of Kentucky, was mobbed and
ducked at Georgetown, Kentucky, Tuesday
last. for preaching TO some negroes.
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uurIev.s GarsonnriIIa-

The great Blood Purifier, as Spring and Sum
mer Medicine stands unrivaled, removes Gll i'm
purities rom the blood, and gives health and
strength to the system.
HURLEY. PUDDLE & CO..
prOBrictOrs.
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eIegates Elected to the Philadelphia

for the Indian attack was when the corn is
ripe.
Delegates Elected to the Philadelphia
Convention.
BUFFALO, July 27.-The Commercial
Advertiser, this afternoon, contains a call
for a county mass meeting to elect DELEGATES
to the Philadelphia Convention. The call
is unanimously signed, many being among
the most prominent citizens.
General Sherman.
Gen. SHERMAN arrived at Niagara Falls
yesterday, and will visit Buffalo tomorrow.
and visit the Board of Trade Rooms. He
is the guest of Gen. BARRY. The weather
is warm 81 in the shade.
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Burglars Arrested.

Five men and woman were arrested yes
terday for completely in the robbery Of
bonded warehouse on Cunard pier, Jersey
CITY. and an attempt at the robbery Of an
other on Greenwich street, in this city, on
thenight of June IA. Silks and velvets, valued
at s., 5000 we're obtained at the latter place,
most Of which have been recovered. The
parties were committed.
Gems. Stendman aud Fullerton
were among the arrivals in this city on yes
terday.
Relief For Portland Sufferers.
The Portland Relief Committee received
$4,000 yesterday, making the amount Of
SlO3, 3SS 80 in all.
The DundePberE RAM
The work on the monster Ram Dunder-
berg is being pushed to completion with the
utmost possible rapidity. As there remains
but little now to DO, she may be expected to
make trial trip in the course of few
weeks
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THE Senate has set to work to investigate
the record Of Judge PATTERSON, the con
seryatiye Senator from this State, with a
view of refusing him his seat, if it is posi-
bic to find flaw in it. The radical, Fow-
LER, was admitted without question. His
record had no blemish, for he had no record
Until the man president JoHNsoN) whom
he is now attempting to overthrow, lifted
him out Of the sphere of his natural and
proper insignifcance, he was not known ten
miles from his home, and no one cared or
knew what he thought said, or did. When
such men become Senators in Congress what
can the country hope for?
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A IL THOSE HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
n the Estate q IHOa. s. SIMMONS, deceased
are hereby notified ID Sic ne same with the
CLERK Of Tie County Court q said County. legally
aatheniieeiedi on Of before the 2lEt day q No
Eeneef i'ts. iu order that the same may bq liqul-
dated ana qiacla aged tn uccordnnfe with TIE acia
d The LesaiaiuEe u The State Of Tennessee, Eel-
tive % inioTeut estate, this the Zlst day o. JuI
1850, ED. CARNEY, Administrator.
ly5iH-H
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Seaton's Chemical Writing Fluid Is becoming
world-renOwned for its superior quality. Having
been introduced only about six years, il has be-
come the principal In use with those who want
fine free flowing ink. md for its permanency IL j.
decidedly the best ink for records that be
used For counting houses. banks schools IL
Il uneqalled and needs only 70 be tried TO be APP
proved. For sale by Druggists and Merchants
HURLEY. RUDOLF & CO; Proprietors,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WHEAT WANTED.

"a 600 BUSHELS WHEAT-For which
~, UOU we will pay the highest Cash price
BAILY, ORDWAY 4 Co.
jy2S-tllw&wlt No. Broad Street.
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A STARTLING srArE,rExr.


Secretary FLETCHER, in public address
last Saturday, stated from facts upon which
he felt authorized to rely, he believed that
twenty-five per cent. Of the conyicts in the
penitentiary at Nashville were convicted
and sent there by rebel jurists because they
were Union men or ncgrocs.-NoshriiJe Cor.
Gin. Gazette.
If Secretary FLETCHER will name the
parties, the charges against them, and the
times and places Of their trial and convic-
ton, we will pledge ourselves to prove to
the satisfaction Of all reasonable minds that
the so-called " facts upon which he felt au-
thorized TO rely" have not one word OF
truth in them.
In the meantime we feel authorized &c
chargethat therearemenn now in the penitenti,
airy, who were sent there upon charges made
against them as belonging to the " rebe
army" for crimes of which it was proved OF
the trial, they were wholly ignorant, and il
which it was impossible for them to hav,
participated. We make this startling
statement" on information as good, at least
as that Of Mr.. FLETCHER.
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WANTRD-Prossssorship Of Music
A GENTLEMAN. Professor OF the Violin.
"A Piano. and Guitar. having had several years
aHperieuce ia teschiug the above named instru-
meats, desires the position qi Teacher of Musi-
In some good school Addrers iafing particular
~. ~ H. Box t5 Poet once. Aashviilc. Tenn
iTdl-lmn
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Louisville, Kentucky.
For sale By Berry, Demoville A Wharton; J, X.
Harwell: Litterer x Cabler Pullam McCul-
T,r,Ig--;-fs iunei3-lyd&w
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WANTED.

At THE sT. CLOUD HOTEL. TWO GOOD
iyzi-a
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COMMITTEES on Territories, with instructions
to investigate allegations CT fraud in the
elections at which the State Constitution was
adopted.
Mr. NYE spoke against the recommittal
and in favor Of the bill. After which vote
was taken withtbe following result: yeas 10,
nays %. So the Senate refused to recommit
the bill
Mr.. SUMNER offered an amendment
providing that the bill shall not take effect
until Nebraska shall abolish all distinction
in political rights on account Of color; disa-
greed to, yeas 5, nays a. The bill was then
placed upon its passage, yeas II, nays Is.
Mr.. FESSENDEN at 4:45 moved a recess
until 7:30 P. NJ. Carried
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AdministratOr,s Notice.

A Ii THOSE INDEBTED To J. W. BAILEY,
~ deceased, will call at BAILEY, ORDWAY
n Co.'S, Broad Street, and settle. And those hav-
ing Claims against the same, will file them with
the Clerk Of County Court Of Davidson County,
duly authenticated. in the time prescribed BY law
or they will be forever barred.
jy2S-lw d. II. BAILY, Adm
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among the border settlers. The time set
for the Indian attack was when the corn is
ripe
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WASHINGTON, July 27.-HoUsE-Mr.
ALLISON, from the Committee on Ways
and Meanes, reported back substitute for
the Senate bill to provide for the ascertain
ment and apportionment of the proper quo
Ia of the direct tax Of 1861 between the
States of Virginia and West Virginia. The
substitute was agreed to, and the bill as
amended passed.
Mr.. HOOPER, from the Committee on
the same, reported back with amendments
the Senate bill to fix the compensation OF
certain Collectors of Customs and for other
purposes. The bill was passed.
Mr.. STEVENS called up the motion to
reconsider the vote whereby the bill to au-
thorize the building of military and postal
railroad from Washington to New York,
which was in May last recommitted to the
Committee on Air Line Railroads. The
motion to reconsider was agreed to.
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PrnnlOfiOns.

The President has appointed Gen. HAN
COCK to the Maior-Generalship in the regu-
lar service vacated by the promotion of
Gen. SHERMAN, and Gen. ORD to the Briga-
dier-Generalship, vice HANCOCK.
Colonel Ashby Released on Bail.
Colonel AsHBY was arrested to-day while
passing through the city for the crime of
treason, but was bailed out in the sum of
$1,000
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BYTELEGRApH.
NOON DISPATCHES.
IRON WASHINGTON.

TIE DISPATCHES OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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The Great Southern Piano
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e. Liberal advances made on al C0nsignment
70 our care. We win ON orders Tor farm Or iamli
supp!ics marZ9-wly
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New YORK, July 27.-The morning pa
pers contain the following specials from
Washington
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ConsIgnees.

Il q NJ
Atlantic and Miss S S Uo-Abrabarn b Goldsmith
| J / Adams &co-Aaron Il Mvers-A Apnan-D n
Ader-Britton, Moore g. Bragg-Brisac g. Blum
Brooks Il Observation-Disclosures & Shepard--Blake
\ Tower Buckner, Newman &eo-Blum & Frank
/ Buckner Newman &co-A Brousseau &co-Buiac
| X G-Chas Black Son-Barnes, Ward &co-F G
| Barriere &co--BlakemoFe, Woodbridge &co-H X
| Boyd-G W Banker Eco Blealiley &co-Booth
| &co--Bleock &co-T B Blanchard-J Bonaffe-
! F Bauer-S I Blessing-J Buel-R H Bowles-W
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| Cushing S Copes-Davis g. Jackson-R f Dunn
&co-Drummond, Dog &eo--Darcy g. Wheeler
7 Danziger & Som Dalshemier &co-J Dimity-
Duncan &co--R NJ Denman &co-Rey Duffy-P
Durel-C Duhamel--L Elkin-A Egan-J G Flem-
ing-Fatio, Marks &co--Forchemer & Haber-J B
FlOtte-Fischer & Rose-G A Fosdick-H Folsom
&co-T FitzwilIiam-R Fechter-Gates, Demerret
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Barrett-Grieff& Byrnes-G Griffin q Porch-Gordon
4 Herrick-Guisberg &co-Garbini & Petrovich-
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A Griswod &co-A d Grief-0 George-Danel
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Harvey Il McMahon-. Hoffman & Marks--Hedden
Meader-E J Hart &co-J HoItz &co--H g. O.
Hassenback &co-E Health Harris-D Marri-
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Southern Express Stark Staufer &cn shannon
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sIlarine ssutelljQeNre.

IL
Monday, July @ 1866
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Morning Star, Nelson, for New York,
j M Courtenay
Steamship Geo Washington, eager, for New York,
A Moulton
Steamship Virgin, Duncan. for New York,
Marcy, Meggett Maury
Steamship Texas, Stanton, for Galveston, ~ "
Halves & Bowen
Ship E Hamilton Gillespie, for Hayre,
ship sabastopol, sayin, for Havana, in ballast,
G A Fosdicll
Bark Dirigo, Blair, for Boston, G W Hynson Geo
Bark G S Hunt, Neil for sagua la Grande, in bal
last, Master
Bark Phiander Davis for Matauzas, in ballast,
a@aa. ~ "a Greevy, Nickerson Geo
Brig la, Williams, for Pensacola, in ballast.
Master
schr AlleTion, Bernard for Raatan, T Smaller ir
Steamer Blue Wing No 5, Little, for Montgomery
Master
Steamer Mary E Forsyth, Ealer, for St Louis,
Steamer Planter, Houthorn, for Mobile, Master
-5a.-..7 Arrived Saturday.
Steamship Raleigh Walker, from New York til
nit. to Jas Connolly t5uo-lst' district
Steamship Tappahannock, Huekins, from ApaIa.
chicola, to Merritt Dunham McKnnell SEQ
LIST district II
Steamship Morgan, LawIess, from Indianola and
Galyestopi to | o IIarris-lst district Is
STEAMBOATS,.
Silver Spray, Fenton, from Cincinnati
Starlight, Hays, from Jefferson.
st Nicholas heno, from Bayou Sara.
Mary, Myers, from Mobile.
Mary Conleg, Stone, from Mobile.