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WANTED-TRE PATENT
A UR RIA OIL

We want men everywhere 90 study their owE
ISTEKEsT. T. right 70 manufacture and sci
the Patent Aurora Oil in q lnEle county VA
make more none to the purchaser IN thres
mantls than the largest farm In YOUR STAT
Will make IN a whole year. The Aurora "
actually costs less than One-half the price 81
coal on. and the illuminating power o. the
Aurora or is as much superior to the Coal OI
IS the Coal OIL is 20 3 tallow candle, and IL
NO MugE explosive than a tallOw candle ANY
Lamp that win burn Coal Oil viii burn the Au-
Eora on. IL does not smoke the chimney-i
does not Emell-it viii not grease or stain Inc
finest unen-nOt even white cloth mate
rial FOR It's manufacture Is i"neLhaustiole one
man can make ~seventy-Ave barrels per day,
No machinery required. We VIII pay your
fare 10 and from the city OF Memphis and bills
while here. II We cannot prove ALI anu even
more. than We have stated. single county Is
a small f0rtune 10 the man OF enterprise, ano
the rl-ht 70 a state IS untold worth
For further Information, call on or address
n. G. Dewitt & Co,
"a MsdiRon street, corner Main,
gwro Mamnhir. Tenn.
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5000 yards Wooden Dress Goods, at
twenty-five cents a yard, at M. Kraus &
Co., No. 21s Main street, corner Of
Adams
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FOR RIVER.
ORGANIZATION.
St. Louis, Memphis &YickSburg
PACKET LINE.

ONE Of the four following first -A
~ class side wheel steamers F1uR4
leave Memphis promptF on and
MONDAYS, at 5 O'clock pm. for Ncksburg and
all way landings: Steamers
RUBICON, ". H. Blake, Master, FRIDAYS
II. N. SHREVE, Il Carter, Master, FRIDAYS
COLUMBIAN, Barnes. Master, MONDAYS;
PEORIA CITY, d. Il. Silver, Master, MONDAYS
Making close connection with Meridian and
selma Railroad, and NazOO River Packets.
By pr0mptness and regularity and strict al
teDif6u 10 an business e Irusted TO hem, these
Packets trust TO merit and receive the patron
| age OF Shippers.
Freigh. received at All hours At City Wharf
boat, foot OF Monroe street
LARRY HAR1fsTAD& Co, Agents,
--L--E ~ 49, -. 80. nL-.nn
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Shaker Flannel shirts and Draw
ers. kobeson. Sneed & Co. oeII U
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Trunks. VaIises and Rags. Robe
son. Sneed & Co. DELL II
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HOUSE, ROBBERY.-The residence OF
Mr.. J. r. Talbot, No. lO3, Robinson
street, was entered at an early hour yes
terday morning, by some burglars, when
8 quantity Of clothing, a part Of a barrel
Of -four, a keg Of lard, and some other
articles were stolen. The old dodge Of
forcing the shutter was resorted TO. The
thieves got clean Of with their ill-gotten
booty. Information was given to the
Police, but no arrests made as far IS
heard from.
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We cannot enumerste the prices of our
immense stock to be cleared out. They
are the lowest, in order to secure an
early sale. Rice, Silk & Go. octS I'm
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Royster Trezevdnt & Co., will sell al
their sales room, at 10 o'clock this morn.
ing, q large lot Of Clothing, Dry Goods
etc, ETC., damaged by sinking Of boat
Sold for on account Of Board Of Under
writer's. ocl6-1t
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No Deceptioa.-We mean to close out
the retail branch, and have marked all
Dry Goods down to lowest figures. Rice,
Silk & Co. Octs I'm
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The Fashions for Mems and
Boys Hats at the Memphis Hat
Company. ESQ Main street OpPO-
site the square ocl2 lw
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CITY MATTERS.
Memphis and ehlo Railroad.

Mall Express 500 pm ll9O pm
-I0.45 am. 400 pm
EAM u I0NEA- EanlE upI.
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If goa want to buy Dry Goods, it will
pay YOU well to examine the prices OF
NJ. Krsus & Co., No. 2l8 Main street,
corner Of Adams, before purchasing else
where.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-17

Tyou rant your Crates set or repaired,
or Paving done, leave your orders az No.
8 Madison, or at +. z. Risks, on Main
street. It will be attended TO promptly,
neatly and chesply, by J. L. McAlenDy.
OcI3 Ivy,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-17

GentIemen's Dress and BUSH
ness Hats fer Fall, at 269 gain
street. Miller q Letdy. oc12Iw
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AHead the closing out sale Of Rice,
Silk & Co. You viii find 8 complete
stock Of Dry Goods st lower prices than
ever. octS Ina
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-17

Call at the Memphis Hat Conn
pany and buy your Fall Hat
269 Main street, Opposite the
Square. ocl2 Nv
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THOs. F. SNEED,
Successor 10 Kenneday = sneed

WILL continue the Grocery, Cotton snd
w commission Business al the old stand No
- Main street, where be viii be pleased 70 SEE
III p sNEED.
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500 BbIs Mess Pork,
75 Casks Bacon sides.
% Casks Shoulders.
325 Sacks Choice Coffee
95O BbIs Sugar, assorted,
500 Bills FlOuE, all grades,
200 BbIs Meal.
so Bbls whisky,
100 Bbls n. o. MOHRsses.
$50 Half Bbls n O. MOlasses,
500 Hits MAekerel.
so Bbis No. l.2 and 3 Mackerel
$50 Pieces Kentucky BaEging,
90 Bales India Bagging,
100 Coils Rope.
20O Half Cells Rope.
300 Kegs Lard.
30 Tferces Lard.
100 BIS Tobacco, assrG'd brands
so Bots No. 4 Cider Vinegar,
80 Bbls Breakfast Bacon.
80 Tterces sugar-eured Hams,
And an extra large assortment Of Groceries
which win be sold low for cash, or on usual
time 20 prompt paying customers
Advances VIII be made on shipments Of
Cotton, for sale here, or to ocr friends In New
Orleans.
MARTIN WALT 4 CO.,
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TITUS CO CO,

MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
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To r A LIE

i
LIGHT draft stern-wheeI boat II
length lI5 feet, breadth OF beam 2A
feet, depth Of hold 3 feet, width Of door p feet;
Open hold abaft of boiler. Machinery consists
OF two q engines, nine and o~ue-fourth 81
inch bore and three O. feet stroke; one ~ doc
tor engine; one D i've 81 dGed boilers, twenty
gu ieeu long. forty y4Ol iurEesin diameter; hull
was built by Messrs. Beaupre q Kimballs OF
Metropolis, II, Of The best material, and coma
pIafet IN June last. she is now receiving hex
cabin and will be ready for business by The 10Th
Of October. viii draw not TO exceed twelve ~
iEches Of water. Address,
REED & MANN,
ocl5 BOD Cairo Iron Works.
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10 h II l. \ L
A Residence. corner Mulberry and Talbot
streets. with four rooms aud ali necessary out
door convenience Apply to
N. l. MEACHAM,
a. n, o TTDEom Efrpat
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OCTOBER 18TH.
Z. KREMER.

WE will open the largest and most magnih-
cent stock OF Goods IN our lire, ever Of
fered before in Memphis and having imported
direct, we can and viii offer extraordinary in
ducements.
Ocl3 lW 4. RREAER.
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Piano for Sale.

good Secondhand BUGGY and Harness
UIfFa u1ail viii be sold cheap. Apply 20 TGy'
Tor. Cav & Rutland, A. front street, or
auEfg vs. BRUCE 90. Monroe street
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DOR RENT

wish TO rent 700 acres OF rich Big Creek
LAND, in tAe NurtherH portion OF shelby
county, Tenn. ItWiI be rented in large or
small tracts Address
CHAMBERLAYNE JONES, SR-,
ocf5 Ims Care Worrueley, Joy
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NO u

TO r Z 7
Two large and splendid Halls at No. 81 Sec
Ond street. IN adams Block, suitable or nleraEy
sssociafiouE balls. private parties, clubs, lee
uuras. fairs. etc. VIII be reuued reasonably
Inquire Of NJ. Hi, Main street, Webster block
or Mdme.L ese. on the premises, rom : % l
O'Clock pm. et4L
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NNElAE DAaA AaAl1 IL OAI $780,
Kraus d Co., Nc. 21S Main street, corner
Of Adams. Receiving new goods daily.
It will pay you well to call and see.
silk Undershirts aud Drawers,
very low. Robson, Sneed & Co.
Octl1 II
A full line Of Ladies', Misses and
Children's Hosiery at great bargains, &C
NJ. Rraus & Co., No. 21S Main street,
corner Of Adams.
GenHemenl il you want to buy white
4 Shirts, Undershirts, Drawers, Socks,
Neckties, and a full line of Handker-
chiefs at very low prices, call At M.
Krsus &Co., Nc. 2I8 Main street, corner
Of Adams.
Our Hats are the Latest and
Finest TN the city. KILLER GLei-
dy, S09 Main street. ocl2 lw
Business suits, Cheapest in the
city. Robeson. sneed & Co. ocll IF
Trunks. vaHses and Rags. Robe
son, Sneed & Co. DELL II
We have the fastest Hats in
the City. Memphis Hat COmPa-
ny, 269 Main street. oel2 1w
Shaker Flannel shirts and Draw
ers. Kobeson, Sneed & Co. ocll II
No DecepHoB.-We mean to close out
the retail branch, and have marked all
Dry Goods down to lowest figures. Rice,
Silk & Co. octs I'm
GenIIemen's Dress and Bush
ness Hats fer Fall, at 269 Hain
street. Miller q Leidy. oe121w
AHend the closing out sale Of Rice,
Silk & Co. You viii find 8 complete
stock Of Dry Goods at lower prices than
ever. octS Ina
READ the advertisement OF
Rice, SAX a. Co. Their immense
stock of Fashionable Dry 6OOds
viii be closed ont regardless of
cost, % quit the retail trade.
octS I'm
We cannot enumerate the prices Of our
immense stock to be cleared out. They
are the lowest, in order to secure an
early sale. Rice, Silk & Co. octS I'm
5000 yards Wooden Dress Goods, at
twenty-five cents a yard, at NJ. Krsus &
Co., No. 21s Main street, corner Of
Adams.
Ladies, at the "Straw Hat and Bon
net Bleaehery " you can have your Felt
and Straw Hats and Bonnets dyed the
new Brown. This color does not fade or
soil. VIM GOODYEAR,
1853 Main street.
5000 yards Plaid Dress Goods at thirty
five cents per yard, at NJ. Krsus & Co.,
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WANTS,
w ANT ED

Apumber OF Ladies and 8 few Gentlemen TO
canvass tue city aud county. With a little en-
ergy YOU can realize q handsome profit
pa1g II
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Buy your Clothing from Robson.
Sneea q Co., sos Main street. ocl1 tt
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ATTEMPT TO Kill warrant was
issued by Mr.. Justice Miller yesterday at
To- instance OF George +. Shoks, ehsrg-
slofone Daniel Driscoll with an assault
with intent to Kill. The accused vas
arrested by officer Scott and brought
before the Justice, who remsnded him
to jal to await an examination which
will be held tomorrow at 2 p. N.
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FOR RENT.
TOR Trent.

TOR r t
To q desirable tenant, Part OF 3 VERY FINE
OFFICE on the ground moor, northwest corner
Monroe street and Bank Alley.
Applv on the premises Ocl5 ste
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A full line Of Ladies', Misses and
ChiIdren's Hosiery at great bargains, at
NJ. Kraus q Co., No. 215 Main street,
corner Of Adams.
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RECovERED.-During the fire on Mon
day night in Bank alley, a case contain
ing 3 quantity of valuable silks and
veIvets was stolen. Detective Hastings
succeeded yesterday in recovering the
property. It's now at Headquarters,
and will be returned to the owners on
proper application being made.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-17

Silk UNDERSTANDS and Drawers
very low. Robson, 5need & Co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-17

5000 yards Plaid Dress Goods at thirty
five cents per yard, at M. Krsus & Co.,
No. 2IS Main street, corner Of Adams.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-17

TILL TAPPNG.-The practice Of tap
ping tfHs is not confined to the msckerels
alone. A negro named Philip Austin
was brought before Mr.. Justice Miller
Yesterday, charged with robbing the till
Of Rody Clark, who keeps 3 grocery
store on Poplsr street. Philip was sent
to s higher tribunal for trial.
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FOR SALE.
EOR E

L . r ; A L E.
Twelve MOI Billiard Tables for sale. For
psrffcuTaE INQUIRE a. n. H. EVANS,
Cr41n Il Monroe street.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-02-13

C. c. Washburne--
Part out lots 19j and 12S and house Far. Sur 81 Sc
1-3 OF lots 20l and 20e, - s. SO
Gut lot 22G 81
P IT lot 95 and buildings, Vliet's Survey, 81
Unknown
UhG! lot IL and part Of let 2IS, Har. sur and
part OF lot I21 Nlei,'s Survey 10
O5t lot III, liar. sur Sc
21S IS
Lot les, Irwin ct o. add, 29S
Lot 81 & % 9s5
Jno. Hutchinson pte side lot SIS & 70, vliets sur.
Ihos. JOHNS, Lot 8, Irwin ct n add, 2 II
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-02-13

CITY OF MINERAL POINT.


1-7- p
Luke Avery, n"s. let "a and
house, in Harrison S survey, I 3,
c. Ag..cw. i.t 3, blk . Strong,
ct ID add, ! ].
Jas. T. Brown lot :, blk i,
Strong Ct al add, 3 =
Mrs Grace t.aun.t. c'z lots 4
au#I4 he 81. -srgu Z ~ a. as = ..
Mrs. Nary Bowda0, lat 8 ANA
,.s lot a-d buildings ab!.l
S., strong It al add, Il =.
At Gg L-s..a.u. OTIS and
blk :. str Gr II ~ add, 8 -
VIA. j. Ca.rE. IotSI.Z. -.SIlk
$. crr.uee Ii. ada, (.
, Lei =. Cle.gt, lots Il ana IS.
bull lirgsiu NIest's Survey. II S.
John art er. lass II and lgl.1-
in EIgsg- Survey. .
81. NJ tltHrer. uuI : ont lots
isl. H. "aG 1872. .aJrizau's
Survey. 6 g.
mo I.r-tarG.I3 Tot IS. Tgv-
ri. -f.Eftion . q
VIM. Corr ett lat 3. Llcc,- I.
fo-- q. alaGH. IS.
r. rrrg- uaivs. cus lots %
ana 81. 20, Ii.rei=..'s SE;r.t- /.
,fgs IL tf#~y. t.ts l#. Is, is i
il J., lIE , c.ggIg 60 III
a1@ IS {,
I gat .ai. ,r.s and house. L-k
20 : roma. II aFaEa. 6 .
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seq See - town range C &
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( str.g- a. III a.g.E
/ Pari-r Baton. a..fIass Z5-, CSC.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-02-13

NJ. VI. Strong
Lot s. blk 5, Strong e: al add, 2s1
Lott. biz 81, " - 512
Lot 3, Xix 35, !" 9 5S7
OF >. ., Strongs Alteration, Il
Lots i and Z an parts OfiOtS
60 - auu 10, TX u, x
buildings, Strong & al add, So -
7. +. sw-e5, lots "a and . j.
y, Xix 8, strong Ct Il add, Q c.
Z. ~audfari, let s, block -,
Strong q Al add, - SIS
Stephen ! ECu;as, I1ts and Q,
blk ANA house in Strong
E: al ada, % 70
Eich'd aollas, dec. lot 3, blk
-, and house N Strong ct al
Addition. S So
Jno. Frcde.icll. middle = out
lot 80, and house in Iarri-
sons survey, 1710
Mrs. y. Tra eek lot 81 in Tay-
loss addition, 2Q1
Peter Toag, deceased
Lot 81, Iiarrison's survey,
r. L. f5f 10
81 lot-1s, sas
Peter Teay, deceased, all that
pugt Of lot 81 aud house in
Earr.s-H's Survey not deed
ci oy said Peer Ioay 10 Jas.
and 3no. foay, 1917
Peter Ioay, deceased, sw3 lot
g Xiies,s Survey, 500
lars ado, so
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-02-13

Vim. 3 Bradbury 50
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-02-13
Unredeemed Lands.
OFFICE OF CLERK OF RGARD SCPS. ]
T1vx-. G.->cvzr Nrs

Iowa COUNTY, WIS, :
DodgsyiIle, Nov. 2sJh, 1866. J
NOTICE Is hereby given, that the
~ following Lands and city and
Village Lots, in the Comfy Of Iowa,
and State OF Wisconsin, were sold
BY the Treasurer Of said County, on
the Sixth dsy # Septenlber, 4. ID.
1861. for the delinquent taxes Of taa
year 1853, and other years, below
specified.
The amount set opposite % each
tract of Land and City and Fiii2ge
Lot is the amount OF tax, Interest
and charges due thereon, coupu ed
up to the last day or redemption.
Now, therefore, unless the taxes
and charges are paid on the follow
Ing described trac Of Lands and
City aud Village lots on or beGora
the 9Th day Of September, A. y.
1857, the same VIII be cslrl. - b
Tax Deed 70 the purchaser.
GEO. Il. 0 Is, clerk
or Board of Superyls1r5,
E2w4sl Iowa Co. N.s.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-15
THE MEETING ON SATURDAY

BY call Of the Mayor, made at the sug
gestion of numerous citizens, the people
of Nashville are requested TO meet to-
morrow and consider steps for the re-
lefofthe suffering people of Chattanooga
The accounts from that submerged city
are as yet meagre, but enough has been
learned 10 show that there has been great
destruction Of property and loss of life,
and that the food has caused an amount
Of suffering and destitutiOn which appeals
loudly to every humane sympathy;
and which needs prompt succor We
hope our citizens will be present in large
numbers, and that the condition Of our
Chattanooga neighbors may be referred
to an energetic committee, empowered to
solicit contributions and forward them as
soon as communication may be opened.
1t is an imperative duty to extend the
hand Of relief in such instances as this,
and we have scriptural warrant for the
return Of that casting Of bread upon the
waters which shall return after many
days Let there be full meeting, and
let the assistance be generous and liberal
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-15
FRIDAY. uARcH Is. 1857.
Largest Circulation in City and State
can FOR 4 CONSERVATIVE STATE
CONVENTION.

NASHVILLE. Mares II. l867.-Ihe undersigned.
Conservative members Of the General Assembly
af the Stale Of Tennessee, deeply impressed WIN
the dangers which impcril our beloved county :
from the reckless disregard. upon me part oi the
maisfiiies in Congress and the legislature o. our
own State Of the sage c0uusels oi the tOundefs Oh
our government and the fundamental pflnelPles
III oar constitution. respectfully propose, thnt
there b. held In the city Of Nashville, On the 10th
afAPRfL next o Convention ofthe true Conserve
tive Mon people of the state OF 81 VINO WISH
in ne language of the Father Of bis country
thai our Union and hrotherly affection may be
perpetuated: that our free constitution may pc
sarredlv maintained that its administrator m
every department may be stamped with wisdom
and virtue: that the happiness Of the people Of
the states under the auspices Of liberty may DC
made complete by the careful pTeserva ilon ana
prudent use Of this bless;ug-in short. ConVen-
lion of an who oppose the tendencies ana rum
Gus policy and practices Of the dominant party,
for the purpose Of taking counsel Tor the com
mon good Of all the people Of the state and 20
select a standard bearer, in the approaching can,
vass for Governor. who shall be a true loyal
Union man. q firm and determined defender o.
The constitution and laws Of the land. and around
whom may rally all the people Of the state who
desire the full and complete restoration o. peace
prosperity and happines in our beloved state.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-15

1'Hg Presidents views in relation TO the
financial element in our present natioEal
troubles, as given by the Washington cor
respondent of the NewYork Citizen, de-
serve the serious eonsiderationofth the com
try. Our kilograms on Wednesday stated
on the authority Of a special dispatch to
the New York Times, that the Presi-
dent declined to be held responsible for
language attributed TO him in the con-
yersation reported Whether the Presi-
dent used the words as given or not is
immaterial Ii cannot be denied that the
report covers the discussion Of a question
Of great interest to the country, and that
is likely to be brought for decision before
the American people, sooner or later.
The reckless extravaganza Of the late
Congress and the continued increase OF
the present vast accumulation Of the pub
lie indebtedness will inevitably precipi-
tate the issue. thus ioreshadowed
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-15
NEW HAMPsHTRE ELECTION.

The election in New Hampshire on the
18th inst. resulted in the success of thu
Radical ticket. A dispatch from Concord
at midnight Of that day, says:
Returns from one hundred and twenty.
six towns give Hartman 25,097 votes, and
Sinclair, and all others, 20, 462 votes.
Ella, in the first Congressional district, is
probably elected by 100 majority, and
Stevens in the second, and Benton in the
third district, by about 1000 majority each.
In the Senate eight Radicals and four
Democrats are probably elected.
In the House there is a Republican ma
iority Of eighty.
The Republicans have a majority in six
counties, and the Democrats in four coun-
ties.
The vote in The State will exceed that Of
last year by 1900 10 $500.
The majority for Hartman will probably
exceed 5000.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-15
THE EXECUTION OF THE MILITARY
FORCE BILL IN THE SOUTH
THE SEVERAL MILITARY COM
MANDERs ANNOUNCED.

AIE 8EBE4AlAL IN N0NA-
MANDERs ANNOUNCED.
In General Order No 10, announced
at Washington, on the 18th, from the
headquarters Of General Grant, the law
for the government Of the Southern
States by the military is given in full, and
under its provisions, the order states that
the President directs the following assign
ments
First district-State of Virginia, to be
commanded by B7evet Major General }. NJ.
Schofeld, headquarters at Richmond.
Second misunderstanding Of North and
South Carolina, to be commanded by Major
General d. +. Sickles, headquarters al
Columbia.
Third misunderstanding of the States
Of Georgia, Florida and Alabama, to be
commanded by General g. II. Thomas
headquarters at Montgomery.
Fourth Misunderstanding Of the States
Of Mississippi and Arkansas, to be com
manded by Brevet Major General f, o. G.
Ord, headquarters at Nicksburg.
Fifth misunderstanding Of the States Of
Louisiana and Texas, 10 be commanded by
Major General p. H. Sheridan, headquar-
tiers at New Orleans.
The powers Of departmental command
ers are hereby delegated 10 the above
named district commanders.
A dispatch from Richmond on the 18th
says
General Schofeld to-day issued order
No. ], assuming command Of Virginia. He
says all the officers under the existing pro
visional government will continue 20 per-
form the duties Of their respective Offices
according to law, unless otherwise directed
In individual cases, until successors are
elected under the act Of Congress, he says
il is desirable that the military power be
exercised only so far as necessary TO ac-
conplish the object for which il is con
ferred, and appeals to the people, especially
civil officers, to render the necessity for lis
exercise az slight as possible by a strict
obedience 10 the laws and an impartial adj
ministration of Justice to all classes.
From this it would appear that the mil
itary will, as far as possible, in obedience
to the Law, leave the existing State gov
ernments without interference.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-15

THrE are hard times" for Boston.
More people are now ont OF employmeni
IN that city than at any previous sms far
many years Many manufacturing estab-
lishments are idle and an building enter.
prises are al a atandstill. The cose of lis.
ing there is very high and she .usff=ing
among the poor This winter has been an
usually vide spread and severe.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-15
A MALIGNANT cattle disease has broken

ont at Manteno, Illinois 1t usually COM
mences by a swelling in the hanks, ex-
tending forward and laterally until the
creature dies, which generally takes place
in two or three days after the first symp-
toms Of indisposition are observable Ia
the localities thus affected the flesh as
sumes a dark color, and watery secre.
tion much like the serum Of blood, set
ties Immediately under the skin Of the ami
NAL