Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-10
Iargest ClrculatI0n In CIty and SAC.
OF THE DAY

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Minister Campbell pronounces as unqualified
ly false the report recently circulated Of the
disagreement between General sherman and
himself.
The aggregate amount Of claims for supplies
furnished the army by iloyal men is said to
reach sl2.000000. II IA Suspected. however. that
many Of The claims arc either forged or greatly
exaggerated.
The Pennsylvania Senate has adopted the
constitutional amendment. and a bill has been
introduced making It q penal ofIense for railway
companies to make any distinction Of race OF
color IN respect 10 the privileges Of their route
The Raleigh IN. c. Sentinel says the new
plan for reconstruction has been laid before the
Legislature there. The Sentinel approves Of the
impartial suffrage feature Of IT,
The Democratic Senators and members Of Con-
gre7s have called a caucus for Monday night. 10
consider the new plan Of reconstruction. SEN
ators Doolittle. Dixony and Norton have been
invited to be present.
The New Albany Commercial is severe upon
the recent management Of the Southern Indiana
psnitentiary. Il alleges that the convicta have
been fed on wholesome food; that there we're
seventy cases Of scurvy at one time. and that
several convicts died Gf IN treatment.
In October last. c. c. Par-es Co. New York
brokers. we're robbed Of $4,000 IN gold. by an
absoonding clerk. named George Calvert. Re
Gently. Calvert was found in Montreal. and his
employers recovered So. 900 Of the stolen money,
by granting him quittance for the balance.
Ex-Governor Joseph r. Brown. Of Georgia.
has arrived in Washington TO confer with the
Southern Governors and ex-0oyernors. regard
ing the new plan OF reconstruction. They are
awaiting the action Of the North Carolina he
gislature on II.
A ST. Louis dispatch Of the TN inst says
There wa considerable crowd on Fourth street
on the arrival Of Fred. Douglass who asked
room at the Planter House. but was refused, D.
siso be was at the Linderl. Southern and
Bamum's. Finally be drove to private house
Dr. J. G. Voolfolk. Of Versailles Ky. who LEFT
Memphis on theGth inst. on the Louisville rosd
was found eight miles out with both legs broken
aud robbed. He was known 10 have had about
5000 when he ieit. He was taken 10 the city
hospital in Memphis.
Two bold r0bberios we're committed on the
steamer Clifton al the Memphis wharf on the TN
inst, By the burglars entering the state-rooms
and using chloroform. They relieved George W
Brown. Of Metropolis. Illinois, ofRear four hun
dred dollars and DR.. shatlack. Of Little Rock
ofnear two hundred dollars.
Thos. ". KnUx, on his Russian telegraph voy-
age for the New York Herad, writes from
Irkoutsh. Eastern Siberin-the exact adipodes
ol New York-ihat he is the seventh American
who has ever vittsd that point. The bills Of fare
that PARKWAY place viii. be says compare ia
orGbly with Della onico's.
joseph Battensby. photographed, No e. Clark
aifoss, Chicago. was accosted the other day by 5
female customer. who presented an infant for
artistic delinoation. The fond mother said the
little darling would be mOre composed ifshe re-
NAMED In an adjoining room. She left the
child. and the result Is that Mr. Joseph Battsrs-
~ HASN'T seen her since.
The Kingston Canada Daiiv Nstos states that
gold has been discovered in the township Of
Loughborough. little northeast Of that city.
II 4 alsc announced that gold has been dis
covered IN the township Of Victoria, and there
So every reason 10 believe 1t Is to be found in the
region between these two points. which are
about one hundred miles apart
The committee Of the British and Foreign
Auti-slavery Society. in conjunction with SINH
lar bodies In France and Spain. have determined
TO hole an international ant-slayery conference
ia Paris on the second or third week Of June
next. The programme Of the discussions EN-
braces the slave trade, the abolition OF slavery
shs-s Il still exists, and the results Of enamel
patton This is the FIRST international confer
enoe Of The kind that has ever been held.
A special telegram from Frankfort discloses a
fearful state Of things In and about Lawrence
burg and Stanford. At the former place on
Thursday 3 negro was shot and killed by des-
perado named Bond, who had been identified rs
robber; and in the latter town on Thursday
night one Wan. G0ode, charged with horse steal
ing. was caught and hung. The telegram also
siates that a gang of mRrauders and cut-throats
are committing the worst outTnges upon the ne
groes IN the vicinity Of LawTencoburg.
In 1919 James p. Kimball and Jane Mcneil,
his wife. lefi East Modwny. Massachusetts,. for
California. They we're captured by the Indians,
and KimbRll. saving his own life and that Of his
sife BY running the gauntlet. was taken into
favor by his captors. and remained with them
7tu last spring. when the tribe attacked Fort
Laramie n made himself .iesn 10 the sO4liers.
with their aid rescued his vito, and the pair
have Just passed eastward on a visit 10 their old
home In Massachusetts.
QoorRe Peabody has addressed letter % Ro-
bar e. Winthrop. Hamilton Fish. Bishop Nc
nyaine. General Grant and Others. rendering -
giii the sum Of one million dollars. 10 be held
10 trust. and the interest thereof applied 10 the
promotion Of the Intellectual. moral. and indus
trial educaiion among the young Of the more
destitute portions Of the Southwestern States. |
without other distinction than their needs and
Of usefulness. He also gives per
mission 10 use from the principal within the next
two years not exceeding forty per cent. He also |
Gives Planters Bank bonds. of the State Of Mis-
sssippi. amounting. with interest. to $1,000, on
which no interest has been paid since isl0. but /
the validity Of which has mover been questioned.
The letter u long. benevolent aud patriotic