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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-01

New YORK, May 3O-The dry goods market is
firm at an advance, with a fair amount of business
doing for the season.
Brown Sheetngs.-Pacifc extra, q; Lancaster.
ton, ~: Atlantic A, .; Augusta, p; Broadway,
22l5 CABOT Il, %; do A, u; Cohassett, "A; Dwight
A, q: Harvard A, p; Indian Head, q; Oregon d,
% New Market A, ..
Sheetings and Shirtings-Beached Borletts, %;
Dwight Is: Forrest Dale. 30 Queens Manufac-
turing Company, 20; Home, 3212; LOnsdale, 81;
NewburypOrt %; New York Mills, 4212; Palace
Mills 25.
Prints-American. 1917; 0. 10; Amoskeag, 1917;
Arnold. l6l3; Cochran. p; Dunnell, l712; Lindon,
l7lI Merrimack, 20; Pacific, y; Sprague trOcks,
Cambrics-Portland, 1871; Victory, 1877; Wash
Linen Tkread-No. 3. 14O No. 81. 100; No. 10,
200; No. 80, 2sC. No. 60, go.
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Gala Day at CIaI.I1sviIIe.
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Expulsion of a Minister.

ST.. LOUIS, May Sl.-The Rev. W. Ferguson,
Commissioner from the Louisville Presbytery,
was expelled from the Old School Assembly to
day, for writing an offensive letter to the Ohio
Statesman, and for which he could not make a
satisfactory explanation. The vote for expulsion
was Very lnree
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Appointments Tn the New York Gus.

NEW YORK, May S1.--The following changes
have been made in the Customhouse: Alexander
Mcleod, deputy collector of the order DIVISION is
is succeeded by r J Mason. formerly storekeeper.
II W Barry. Jr.. formerly a clerk in the cashiers
office, IS succeeded by W II Broome, from the or
der division. Clinch, clerk in the custom office.
by ii North, of the order department. Mr. Do
little son of Senator Doolittle s appointed store
keeper. Rudolph Bruner is appointed clerk in
the order department, vice Broome transferred
Mr. Emerson was appointed clerk in the order
department vice North
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MARRIEn

McGUIRE-BRANCH.-on the Slst ult-, By
the Rev. Philip S. Fall. at the residence Of DR..
r. c. Foster. Mr.. W. J. MCGUIRE to Miss ELIZA
+. Branch. all of this county.
May their lives be unclouded as the morn of
the fourth" when each bud opened wide their
leaflets 10 receive the FIRST kiss Of the rising sun.
S.M.J.
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RIVER NEWS.

There arc fully three and a half feet water on
the shoals.
ARR1vALs-Enterprise St. Louis; C,n,berio'd,
Cairo.
DEPARTURES Enterprise, Canton Cumberland,
Cairo Imperial, st. Louis.
The steamer Tempest for Louisville, is looked
for.
The steamer Tennessee, Capt. Dan. C. Kinney, R.
G.. Ferguson, clerk, will positively leave for Cairo
and Memphis this evening at o'clock. This boat
is a very nice one, and is Differed by experienced
boatmen.
The steamer Enterprise, from st. Louis, will be
the regular st. Louis packet on tomorrow at 10
o'clock. H.H. Harrison & Son are her agents.
The Anna White, from st. Louis, is looked for.
RISE IN FREIGHTs.-Owing to the low stage OF
water, the Star Line" steamers from st. Louis
charge 30 cents per sack on corn. and the Cairo
line 35 cents from that point to Nashville.
The river at Louisville was falling slowly yes
terday.
The crevnsses along lower Louisiana are max
ing sad havoc among the plantations with new
break at Bouligny's Cove, six miles below New
Orleans.
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Seizure Of Fenian Arms.

New YORK. May 3l.-United States Marshal
Murray has seized on the steamer Gen. Sedgwick
from Galveston 5000 rounds Of ammunition and
fifty revolvcrs, consigned to the Adjutant General
of the Fenian Brotherhood. From a correspond
ence which fell into the Marshal's hands, it ap-
pears the property was stolen from one Of the
Federal camps
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NIGHT EMISSIONS CURED.

Young man. stop before you further go. Of all
diseases So beet 10 man. there Is no disease hard
20 cure as Night Emissions, and physicians arc
scarce who understand treating Il; and 70 you /
well a. in different States. who have spent dollar af
ter dollar and now well cured by me. AN dai
~ receiving letters and sending medicine % all
parts Of the country In word all that are diseas-
ed in any way, and will give call will give salts
faction for ali Of the diseases mentioned IN this
advertisement. The best Of references given In
this city All letters should be directed 70
DIR. Mef;GII.- box 749 Nashville, Tenn.
Office over John YOrk's Beck Store. Union
street. between College and Cherry streets.
apri3-ly
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B u c. K E Y E
Reapers and Mowers,

j. W. 0'BANN0N, GAINESVILLE, Tennessee.
RASCOE. MOORE Il CO., Gailatin.
JAMES ANDREWS & CO., Columbia
JNO. D. FLANTT & CO., Pulaski.
LITTLE K PETERSON, Shelbyville
GILLESPIE. WATKINS L CO., Chattanooga
PENDERGRASS K CO., Cleveland.
w. W. WOODRUFF Knoxville.
The above named parties are the only author
lied Agents for the sale of the Buckeye" in Mid
die and East Tennessee
We can furnish, on application. the names OF
farmers in nearly every county who heretofore
used this Machine. and all who desire to have the
BEST LAB0R-SAVING and most reliable
MOWER are invited TO call on us or our Agents
HAMILTON & CUNNINGHAM.
No. Is College street, Nashville
mgv1f-tf
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Teninn Excitement i'm Canada

TORONTO, May 3l.-This city is much excited
The Government is loudly censured fOrwithdraw-
ing troops from the frontier. leaving it to the
mercy of the Fanians.
1t is rumored that the Fenians are collecting
on the line of the st. Lawrence.
The Canadian Government is taking every pre-
caution to guard against invasion.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
fHE DISPATCHES OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
NOON DISPATCHES.
FROM WARRINGTON.

| FROM WASHINGTON.
Mr.. Davis Trial TO he Postponed.
WASHINGTON, May Silt is now authoritative
ly stated that the Government will not be pre-
pared for the trial Of Mr. Davis at the approach
ing June term. at Richmond. The inference from
which Is, that the trial cannot come off before Dc
tOber.
Gen. Grant 10 Visit Nashville.
Lieutenant General Grant, accompanied by
General Dent, of his staff, will proceed from West
Point to St. Louis. to be absent two or three
weeks. The General expects to visit Nashville,
Corinth. Memphis. and intermediate points. be-
fore his return
The Monroe Doctrine.
At a meeting of the Union National Club, this
evening, resolution insisting on the applca-
ton of the Monroe Doctrine to Mexico. and ia
voring the Endorsement of the proposed Mexican
loan was discussed. but laid over, under the ruiz
a Military Commission
Has been convened by order of General Grant,
and is now in session at Norfolk for the purpose
investigating the causes which led to the recent
riot in that city. Proceedings will be conducted
with closed doors and the evidence will be sub
mitted directly to Gen. Grant
Removing the Deposits.
Recent orders given by different heads of dc
partments, that disbursing officers shall remove
all public monies deposited to their credit in Ma
tional Banks, to the U. s. Treasury or sub-troa-
Sures has created quite a rush in the Treasury.
Special Deposits.
Mr.. Hooper, the acting Chairman of the Com
mttee on Banking and Currency. now engaged in
investigating the condition of the National Banks
has caused the following circular to be addressed
to each of the National Banks: by authority of
aresOlution of tn e House Representatives, you
hereby required to prepare and forward to the
Committee on Banking and Currency statement
showing the amount of money standing to the
credit of the United States or the Treasurer there
of; also statement of all sums standing to the
credit of dsbursing officer, of any other officer
agent Of the United States. stating the name of
the officer agent. and amounts to the credit of
each, as appears by your books on the LIST day Of
May 1866"
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UnconstitutionaIitx of the rest Oath

AUGUSTA, Ga, May 3l.--In the case of w Cav,
contesting the constutionalty of the test oath as
applied to lawyers in the United States Court,
Judge Ogden to-day decided that the act of Con-
gress approved January q, 1865, so far as it
was intended to apply to the case. is repugnant to
the Constitution of the United States.
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To ANY person desiring a pleasant home, who
may do business in the city and have his family
enjoy the quiet and repoSe Of the country, an op-
portunity is offered in the second sale Of lots at
Oakland Place, on the 5th inst, Tuesday next.
These grounds are probably better known as the
homestead of the late Edward Trabue. and are
admirably situated on the Murfreesboro pike, two
and q half miles from the city. 0mnibuses will
leave the terminus of the South Nashville Street
Railroad from to Il o'clock. on the day Of sale,
The terms are easy and we advise the reader to
cut this out and make note Of it.
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
Rumored Raid of the Feuians.

RumOred Raid of the FeniRns.
BUFFALO, May 3l--It is rumored that the Fe-
mans intend making Il raid from this point to-
night into the British Provinces. Nothing relia-
bic can be learned OF the movement. Sweeney is
apparently in earnest, and will invade Canada if
not prevented by the United States Government.
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Nix. D. L. REEVES, Of Bedford county, was in
the city yesterday. lie represents the corn and
grass crops Of his county as very promising. The
late cool weather has been severe on cotton. Mr..
r. is, very sensby, deyoting his attention to
corn. grapes and stock, an example that should be
followed by many Others in Middle Tennessee.
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Gold for EurOnP

NEw YORK. May Sl.-The steamer Atlantic
takes out $4,000 in treasure to-day. II Is esti-
mated that the amount for the week will reach
S25O 0OO
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RuckeNe Races

CINCINNATI. May 9O--At the Buckeye Course
yesterday. the frs. race mile heats. best three IN
FIVE, was won by UnderWoods Revolver. Time
second heat l:a44. This is considered the fastest
time or record.
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Young married ladies whose misfortune II has
been not 10 bring forth in due season, remember
God has said You should multiply and replenish.
If this il your desire, you can consult me either
by letter or in person. No lady over thirtyive
years Of age need make application. All cOmmu-
nicatiOus BY letter or person strictly confidential
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most daring rider The members of the press
acted acted as judges.
The tournament continues tomorrow.
The grand reunion at the Academy was Il bril-
liant scene. The bravest men and most beautiful
ladies were present. numbering near five hun
dred. The competing Knight took a conspicuous
part The Queen Of Love and Beauty was also
in attendance. in all of her beauty and attrac-
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rho ENcrcises Of the Day.

A(tcr parading under commou d of Gen. Wal
iams. the fitting began, and was splendid. The
knights were Appropriately costumcd-somc OF
them masked and viEorcd. Buckncr's horse fell.
slightly injured has rider, whose spur cut An arte
r, in the horse. who bled 10 death in u few min
utc, The prize crown for the Queen OF Loveand
Beauty was won by CA,raii.r B0V"ra, who hand
cd IL on the point N his lance and was placed At
the yictor's request. ON the head of Miss Mollie
Boyd Of Clarksvine. by Gen. Williams, in an el-
ogant spcrch. KujOh of Comstock rode an old
Spanish Rosiuaute and made an amusing bur
Icsge. The barbecue was next served ami WAS a
great success
Everything was excellent and abundant and OF
ibc finest style known the oldest frequenters OF
such fcats.
The prize for elegant horscmanship, costly
Riding Whip. was awardedto Buck Buckner, after
an exciting trial between a dozen contestants.
The sabre exercise was very interesting, show
ing marvellous skill and the prize Of a silver Cur
given TO Captain Mcclure.
The:Boys' fitting for fne Saddle was an e1oi'-
| ing contest and won by Geo. Kerr.
Ladies' Equestrian exercise was beautiful
and animated scene. Misses Huldah Warheld OF
Kentucky. Blanche Lewis. Saliie CroIier. and Mrs
Marshall, contestants. They rode like fairies
| Miss CrOzier adjudged the best EQuestrlenne'
| Miss Blanche Lewis was awarded Whip As Sc
cond best Equestrienne.
Jocky riding closed the days exercises. 1.-THE
J silver spurs were awarded to Austin Peay, ss the
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Arrived.

New YoRK. May 3l.--The steamer Costa Rica
brings S324,5OO in gold. Among her passengers is
Hon II Nelson, late United States Minister to
Frsr
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BANKERS & BROKERS.
SELL YOUR UNCURRENT MONEY.

The following arc the rates paid by THOS. S.
MARI BROKER. corner of Union and College
streets for uncurrent money. These quotations
are liable TO tluctuate, but may be depended on
for sufficient length of time for remittance to
be received by mail or express, If forwarded with
Outdelay. ~
TENNESSEE Bank of Fulton ..........,.}S
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BARGATN-Any person wishing to buy good
Family Grocery located on Cherry street. between
Church and Union, with complete fixtures and a
fine trade, can get bargain by applying for par
ticulars to J. 0. Griffith, at the UNION AND ANERI
c,x Office may24-lw
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s. Z. SMITH & Co.. No. ~ North Cherry street.
have on hand a full assortment of the very best
F;hniIy Groceries, as low as any in the city. Give
them a call.
All goods delivered free Of charge.
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Decorating the Graves of the COnfeGIer-
ate Dead.
RICHMOND. May 3l.-The final decoration fthe
graves of the Confederate soldiers at Hollywood,
for which extensive preparations had been made,
took place to-day. Business was suspended in
the city. and nearly the entire white population
repaired to the cemetary during the day, to take
part in. or witness, the memorial ceremonies. The
proceedings passed of quietly and without acct
dent The weather was clear and delightful.
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TENNESSEE ,>u P,oFIc RAuRoAp CoNPANY.-
A. there wa, not quorum of this company pres
cu, yesterday they adjourned until to-day, at II
O'Clock A. A..
The Directors are earnestly solicited tc attend.
as there Is hu-mcs, Of importance TO be attended
Co. claiming the presence of all the members OF
thp company.
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Eeninn Mnvenenfs-

PHILADELPHIA. May SLIT is reported that
three companies of Fenians will leave here this
evening to join the party now on the Northern
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SMoLANDER's EXTRACT BUCHU will cure the
worst cases of kidney disease, gravel and disor-
ders arising from dissipation and excuses. Try it,
it will do you good. A large bottle for only ONE
DOLLAR Sold by all apothecarics and Ewin X
Pendeton, and DemOville * Co., Nashville.
ap2l-dSwlm
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Thomas W. Jones is the duly authorized
AGENT 10 receive and receipt for subscriptions TO
this paper. in tie county Of Giles.
louis ". williams Is the duly authorized
agent for the UNIoy AND AMERICAN in the county
of Dyer,
Mr. James Campbell. of Franklin, is the
authorized agent for the UNION AND AMERICAN,
in Williamson county. Our daily paper ia always
iur sale at Mr.. Campbell's news stand.
Captain w. u. Armstrong. Of Gallatin. Is
our authorized agent 60 receive subscriptions for
the UNIuN AND AMERICAN in Sumner county.
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CHRONIC CASES

with satisfaction; Rheumatism, Affections Of the
Stiff Limbs Pieurisy, Pains Ulcers. Cancers.
Gravel, Diseases OF the Heart ard Liver Inham-
matisn of the StQpach. Neuralgia, Kings Evil
or Scrolula, Deafness, Diseases Of the Eyes. De
bilitated Systems, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and
ConsumptiOn-tOgeth er with all Private Diseases
and Diseases of the Urinary Organs. All Syphi-
listc Diseases treated at any distance, and cure
guaranteed
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Mrs Neil ;. Brown, President.
Mrs w. H. Lucus. Vice President.
Mrs Henri Weber. Secretary.
Mrs r. NJ. Kinnaird. Treasurer.
Mrs II. n Snyder was appointed chairman of "A
committee which is actvcl engaged in preparing
a supper, to be followed by other festivities.
The supper will be given in one Of the lovely
groves with which our village abounds on the af-
ternoon Of June 9th, the entertainment COM
mcncing at o'clock.
To secure and enhance the interest in this laud-
able work we will be obliged if you will give pub
hcity to these proceedings.
Respectfully, Nj. j. WEBER, Secy.
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IN TILE LADIES
STFRILITY.

All affections Of the WoIlb tredted with sue
cess Those married ladies yhs have been so un-
fortunate aS to mis.arry, or prove abOrtive, can
be carried TO their full time. If found pregnant,
nv giving m n call
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FRIDAY. JUNE L, 1866.
TIL Z CIT Y.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE


Nashville and Decatur Railroad.
Huntsville and Larkinsviile Mail-Daily. except
Sunday
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PRIVATE MEDICAL ADvICE.-Read DR.. Whit
tiers advertisement in another column. Ijan25-6m
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CWrrIr CuvRr-But little business was done
m this court yesterday. The ease of Hodge rs.
Craiehcll was not called up.
The c,sc ct Wilson Black a.. Jos. Black, ri a..
600 % wit of rcplyviu 10 recover the value of two
male. was under consideration. and continued
until TODAY.
VIM. G. Walker was sworn as attorney az law.
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DNF TunrsAND WAGONS raE S,LE-tiEEAr Il
utrrurNrS OIrEEEn.-Wc would call especial at
tcutiau to the advertisement of :. NJ. Stewart.
who Offers for sale 900 wagons. loo1l pounds of
chains axes Nc.. az cost. Persons desiring such
property will find il TO their interest 20 call and
examine this splendid stock Of wagons, Se.. for
themsclNrs.
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DRowNED.-On Tuesday last two eclored men,
Pope Haynes and Allen Ford were in skif
crossing Stones river near its mouth from some
cause their boat was oapsiEcd, and the former
drowned. the latter barely escaping with his life,
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VIZ did not believe in cure ais" until we
tried ANFE's inimitablc Plus, and now we think
the whole secret lies in the fact, that purEativcs
are the natural remedies for disease aud pr. AYR
has made the host Of pureatives. They cure all
our cornplaints.-Lo Logan o. Press.
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PERSONS advertising in the street ears can have
cards printed at the UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE,
to fit the car pannes, in a style not to be equalled
in these regions.
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CRIMINAL COURr.-The case Of tae State -. Pc
ter Burnett. cold charged with the murder Of bis
brother, Melville Burnett. on the 10th Of Deem
Der last. not decided yesterday. the jury fail
ing 10 agree.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

WE HAVE ESTABLISHED THE FOLLOWING
Agencies in Middle and East Tennessee for
the sale of the
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NV q II IT . u 77777'-='
" theState ofGa22
City Bank of AuguSta-.2j
Farmers and Mechan-
les Bank.................l0
Mechanics Bank.........0S
Merchants and Plan
tiers Bank................0S
Planters Bank............l2
Union Bank................OS
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THE UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
DOCTOR M'GILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
ID H. NC IL L.

DRACTICE HAS BECOME so EXTENSIVE
i that he has been compelled TO engage the SER
vices of an experienced Physician TO aid him in
in preparing medicines for his patients IN distant
States.
DIR MCGILL in Nashville, Tenn, has the larg-
est prastice Of any Botanic Physician in the
United States. The unbeliever can be convinced
By calling at the Adams Express Office where he
may see the large amount of medicines he sends
every week TO different parts Of the United States
DR.. MCGILL treats diseases at any distance.
IL Nr,a. 10 tba, Col ufpv
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THE FUNERAL OF POLICEMAN KENNALLY.-This
mournful event took place at four o'clock yester-
day evening from the Catholic Cathedral. Iii.
comrades in the department acted as paIl-bearsrs
and a guard of honor, preceding and following
the hearse on foot. Many members of the City
Council also Joined the procession on foot and in
carriages The train of carriages containing
friends Of the deceased and citizens, was one Of
the longest and most imposing that has appeared
in our streets for many a day. After passing
through the scenes Of violence and outrage
which made Nashville reproach among the CT
ties Of the Union, a few mOnthE ago, our whole
people felt that they were indebted to the Mayor
and his efficient police for the peace, quiet and
security which they have enjoyed more recently
through their exert;ons They have been so
faithful and vigilant that our whole people had
come TO sadmire and be grateful to them ;
and they were justly filled with horror and
Indignation when the atrocities of Tuesday
night were made known by the press
of the next morning. When their eyer
faithful guardian and protector died from
the wounds he had then received in their defense,
they filled with heartfelt regret and sympa-
thy. The arrest and commttal of the criminals
did not bring back TO life the manly form of the
sacrifice in their behalf. and with one impulse our
people turned out to pay sad tribute to his re-
mains and memory. The numerous retinue was
graccd with a large number of ladies, who are
specially interested in the good order of the city,
and fully appreciate the dangerous. good offices of
our police, among the latter of whom the deceased
was universally esteemed
The remains of Mr.. Kennally were appropriate
ly cofned, and he goes TO his final rest with the
regrets, as well as the respect Of our entire com
munity. No man in his station has ever passed
away more generally respected or more sincerely
mourned by personal friends and acquaintance.
and by the public at large. And under similar
circumstances, there is no other member of that
department of the city government who would
not be equally regretted-for the police of Nash
Vile have performed a great and noble work in
defense of our people and are. besides. gentlemen
who may be trusted, as was the lamented de-
6 Al sorI
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TOURNAMENT.

Gala Day at CIaI'1ISVille.
IMMENSE THEONC OF SPECTATORS IN ATTENDANCE.
BEAUTY AND CHIVALRY.
SPEECH OF GEN. W. A. QUARLES.
AWARDING OF THE PRIZES.
DC. &e., &c.