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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-04
ARKANSAS.
The Members of the Legislature on the
Interference of the Military.


interference of the Military.
The members Of the Arkansas Legisla.
ture have affixed their signature to the
following protest:
Whereas, f. o. Ord, BreYet Major Gen
eral Commanding, etc, did on the 18th
day of April, 1867, direct Isaac Murphy,
as Governor of the State of Arkansas, to
notify and inform the members of the
provisional Legislature" of said State
that their reconvening is incompatible
with the recent act of Congress, called the
reconstruction act" and that they win
not reasonable; and whereas, Isaac Muir
ply, as such Governor, did, on the 10Th
day of April, 1867, publish an order
things, that such Legislature was dissolved
Now, while We, the undersigned members
OF such Legislature, will obey the order of
Gen, Ord, and will not attempt to meet
again as a Legislature, yet We respectfully,
but earnestly, protest against any legal
right or power in Gen. Ord to prevent the
meeting of such Legislature, and that his
order TO that effect we claim to be uncon-
stitutional and illegal; as also do we
claim the order of Isaac Murphy, based on
the request or direction of Gen. Ord as
aforesaid We claim and insist such Leg
islature was and is, in no sense "provis-
lonal, but the Legislature of the State of
Arkansas, created and elected according
W ~ hght4Eu -
and as such, had a right to meet when it
did, and has the right still to meet at the
time to which it adjourned, in July next
And We respectfully request Gen. Ord to
file this with thepapers of his office to be
preserved among them by the proper de- |
partment Of the Government.
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TO SOUTH NASHVILLE
I" The Star of Empire Wends its Way"
30 Lots al Auction.

an THURSDAY, JUNE I3, 1862, NEAR
" the terminus of Cherry Street Railroad, the
Irimble School, the Workshops of the Alabama
tons Additions. These lots lie between the
Chattanooga aRd Decatur Railroads, and near
their crossing. The route surveyed for the
Pacific Railroad passes close to these grounds
and the lot upon which the Alabama Railroad
Is under obligations to build its depot adjoins
this property, South Nashville having contract
ed for twenty-five acres for that purpose.
No more promising opportunity was ever
offered in Nashville for Investment.
Free tickets on the street cars TO the sale at
II o'clock
ANDERSON. JOHNSON y SMITH,
iune4 ct Accents
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MILITARY DESPOTIsM.
Another Nod from the Imperial Head
OF General P0nP

4
From general order No. 25, issued at
Atlanta, on the 29th ult by Gen. Pope,
commander of the Third Military satrapy,
we make the following extracts
III. In order that the civil officers in
this distaict may understand precisely
what is expected of them by the military
authorities, the following rules are es-
/ tablished:
| ~. In cities or towns having municipal
government the Mayor and Chief of Fo-
lice, or other civil officers possessing their
authority, where there is no Mayor or
Chief of Police are required to be present
at every public political meeting or assem-
blage which occurs within the limits of
their jurisdiction, with such police force
and arrangements a. VIII render disturb
ances or riots improbable. 1t will be no
excuse to say that such civil authorities
did not know of the meeting, or did not
apprehend disturbance. Ii is easy by mu-
nicipal regulation, TO require that sufficient
notice of any such meeting be given to the
Mayor or other proper authorities, to ena-
BILE him to prepare for the suppression of
disturbance, and it is proper in the pres
ent excited state Of the public mind to |
make such arrangements as are necessary |
for the preservation of peace at all public |
political meetings, even if there be no |
danger of disturbance. In any event the |
civil officers above referred to, as well as |
those hereinafter mentioned, will guide /
themselves by this understanding.
V. At all public political meetings, or /
assemblages, held outside of town or city
corporations, the Sheriff Of the county. or
his deputy, or a deputy specially appointed
for the occasion, will be present, and will,
IN case of need, organize a posse from the
people on the ground which he will hold
from the body of the assembage
to interpose, if necessary, to preserve the
$500, hat in selecting persons TO serve as
a temporary police force, or pJsSC tHey are
instructed not TO summon any of the officers
or public speakers of the assemblage.
Sherifis, or their deputies, are empowered
to exact service from all persons thus sum
moned as a posse and to require that due
notice shall be given to the Sheriffs them
selves Of any public meetings or assem-
Dlages, which may be called in their respec
1--we counties, in time to make the arrange
nents herein indicated
VI. Ii is TO be distinctly understood that
he duty of the proper municipal aulhori-
las, and the sherifis Of counties, is TO pre-
erve the peace, and to assure their rights
nd privileges to all persons who desire to
lold public meetings not in violation of
aw, and TO take all precautions to pre-
ent the invasion Of such rights and priyi-
eyes. |
VII. In case of any riot or disturbance,
it cannot be clearly shown that the civil
Ulcers above indicated we're present and
Id actively and faithfully perform their
uties both by word and deed, such officers
i'll be deposed from their offices, and
,herwise held responsible by the military
TO the full extent Of the neglect / 4
r criminality manifested BY them
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CITY DIsPENsARY,
OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH.

NO l95t2 OHJ ECH STREET, May "a. 1855. ]
TUE CITY DISpENsARY HAS BEEN
i erected. and il now epen 10 charifv t.affe1f.
IN accordance with the provisions Of the 9TH arIf
5th sections Of Bill 20 amend an Act 10 eetgb
ish the Board Of Health Of the city Of Nashville
and providing for the establishment Of a Cit,
DspeBsary."
Section T. Be it further enacted That
standing committee Of the City Council Is hereby
established, 70 be called the Committed on tbr
Lity DispenSary, 10 CONSIST Of one member Of IN
Board OF Aldermen and two of the Board IN
common council, 20 be named BY the President
OF each Of these bodies. II hall be the duty IA
tRe committee 70 provide. under the direction
o. the Health officer provided in section "a OF
tins act, proper supply Of drugs medicine
and chemicals, and all the fixtures and furniture
required Tor their preseTvatiOn and dispensati0n.
ana place the same under tho general charge
and superintendence Of the aaid Health Officer.
Inc Di1pensaFy shall be kent ia one Of M 8 rfr -
u the Board Of Health.
Section 5. Be it further enacted, That itshall
be the duty Of the Health officer 10 employ the
services Of a competent Druggist, fths selection
70 be approved BY the COMMITTEES on the Citv
DlsPensar.y y and place him IN immediate charge
OF the sad DlsPeDsary as prescriptiOBist and
clerk. II shall be the duty Of said pre-
scripti0nist % be in constant ATTENDANCE Ip0p
the Dlspensary day and night and keep ii A.
open 70 the Issuance Of medicines as any retail
drug establishment il The city. lie shaii be re-
CURED 70 prepare ali the articles usually manu-
factured IN such establishments and keap
always On hand a sufficient supply he hal
M and issue 70 parties applicant all prescrip-
uons and orders ior medicines under the sigma
iure 81 any reputable physician Of good standia9
IN the city; and Il shall be the dutV Of ever
SUCH physician max ing such order or F,reserit
non 70 eOuntersign the same with the word
Charity and append his own namein ran. and
All orders nom the physician Of the Wcrkbnnse
md from the physicians Ia attendance upbr M
orphan Asylums 10 the city aud H. vicinity III
.ase Of doubt az 70 the person applying being
roper object Of City Charity he shall refer die
anne % the Health Officer; and any eeiIg=iSB
3ith any parties for the privileges I'll tbis Dis-
'ensaTy 20 any but those for whGse benefit n = /
ealsned; shall be regarded ~ intolerance N /
nee and shall work forfeiture of the bond re-
ured IN this section"
The Health 0fiieer has appointed Dr. John /
Morton, Jr., Druggist and PfescrsptiOni5t 70
De Cily DispensaFy, and the appointment has
ecu confirmed By the Committee Oh the Clty
'iapsnsafy. Physicians are respectfully re-
uested 20 record the names 81 patients, a. we'd |
their own name5 upon each prescription. |
JOSEPH JONES. NJ D.,
Health Ofhcer City II Nashville. |
q. X. WINSTON. N. d. Chm Committee on
lty Dispensary.
w. MATT. BROWN, Mayor city Of Nashville ]
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-04

LET THE CoIORED PEOPLE BEWARE. -
The Paris Hatelligencer, of the Ist,
says; There are white men travelling
through the country on foot electioneer-
ing with the colored men for Brownlow,
and eating out the substance of the I'M
susPecting black man After being
lodged and fed they propose to pay their
fair in uncurrent or counterfeit money,
and in some instances receive back five
times times the value of the note they
present in change, thus making the negro
pay them, instead of yeceioiag pay for
their provisions, which they can lily
spare. Such is BroWnlowism
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R. Il. GRooMEs & CO.,
TO STOCKHOLDERS

OFFICE OF NASHVILLE 4 DECATUR r. r. Co.
NASHVILLE, May 30. 1901. /
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ nashville and Decatur Railroad C0mrany
SEOtk 10 the Stockholders OF the TenDessse
ana Alabama Railroad. the Central Southern
Railroad, and the Tennessee and Alabama Cen
tfai hnllroad. whenever their Certificates Of
stock IA SAID Companies are surrepderef- af ne
ONCE Of the Company in Nashville.
q. W. SEAY, Secretary.
mayo I'm IE pET
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CHEGARAY INSTITUTE.

CFRENCH AND ENGLISHy
EOR YOUNG LADIES. BOARDING Am
~ LAY PgPlls. 1872 and I520 spruce
street, PHILAD ELPHIA. Pa, will re-sT,en
on THURSDAY. September ~.
French Is the language Of the family. and i
constantly spoken in the Institute
NADINE D'HERVILLY,
"A1ol ON Principal.
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To all Whom ID MAY Concern.

VlHE BOOKS OF THE CITY TAX ASSES
Il scr tfor the present YEAR viii be open for
examination for the next Cl6) ten DAYS al the
Office Of Messrs. A. Nelson q Co.. corner Cherry
and Union streets. y, b. AKIN.
nays lot City Tax Assessor.
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HO Ell

THIS LONG ESTABLISHED AND WELL
/ known House in future viii be conducted bv
J. O. BLEDSOE. who has spent more THAI
twenty years ia this baEiness in Louisville. en-
cnnati and other cities. in connection with X
its former proprietor. shO once kept the Com
meTcal Hotel. Of this place. We hope by stri4t
attention to business 70 receive liberal share ~
public patronage. Our table stall always BE-
supplied with the best the market afords. s1d
bills very reasonable.
BLEDSOE, BELL a HARE.
mays Sm Proprietors.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-04

FOR RENT.
w + WELL KNOWN WAREHOUSE
known as the James johnson COttos,
BrOthess.
Inquire Of either of the above upon the pre-
misses.
junel let fBG
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THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.

STOCKHOLDERS.
W. W. Berry, NJ. Burns.
John krkman, Jas. p. kirkman
ID, Weaver, Edgar Jones
DHn'l r. Carter, A } Duncan.
Alexander Fall Chas T. llillm4n
Edmund Cooper
Deals in Exchange Gold and Silver. and
Government Securities
-, DRAFTS drawn in sums t. suit on London. New
YORK, New Orleans, Cincinnati. 81. Louis. Louis-
Vile Memphis. etc.
. 20 Bonds and : 10 Treasury Notes always
on hand for sale
Highest premium paid for Compound Interest
Notes
W. W. BERRY, President
EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
JOHN KIRkMAN. Vice President
MARI ly
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WOOD 4 SIMPSON.

Nos 30 and 90 Front SI., near Rroad.
pOlLERS, SHEET IRON BREECHING.
ID Chlmneys and Fire Beds made to order
Repairing and everything in our line promptly
attended to.
apr0 en-"
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CHANCERY SHE
FOR
Wednesday, June 5, 1867.
W. Greenfield and others VS.. A. J. NJ
Mhirier

W. Greenfield and others VS.. A. J. Nc
Whittier.
IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE Of THE
Il Chancery Court IN this case, / will sell on
the premises in EdEe6eld. on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1867.
About six acres Of land, divided into lets Of fifty
This property adioins the lands Of ex- Governor
NELL 5. Brown. and is within a few hundred
yards Of the Gallatin Pike. This property lies
we'll, and contains most beautiful building sites
omnibuses and COLLATION. as usual.
IEkMS-Credits Of six, twelve, eighteen and
twenty Hour months. Notes with approved per
sonal security required, with interest from day
OF ale, and lien retained. Sale free from redemp-
uon. MORTON b. HOWELL, Z. ana Nj. a
AhhlNGION, FARRAR & WEAkLEY,
may4o "a Agents.
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A Brilliant Street Pageant.

In this Grand Cavalcade and moving Picture
WIN appear series Of the most deliberately in
lshed Charots; gOrgeOusly decorated Platform
Cars; artlstically finished Cages and Dens, con
tanning the whole of the Geological Collection;
the Band Chariot, Of original design and re-
splendent decorations, called the Throne Of
Apollo and Cavaleade entitled the Crusaders
triumph, consisting Of over $50 mounted
knights, clad in FURNISHED Steel Armor, with
their banners, pennons and insignia, and accom-
panied by their Ladies, in costumes Of NJ edieval
ages all preceding the browning feature of the
ProceSslOn-a large living Lion, borne on the
elevated platform of the splendid Tableau Car
rage loose, unclaimed, untrammeIed, and free
in the public streets This sight forms the great
sensation of the times
performances at ~ and ~ p. NJ
Liberal arrangements made for the two after
noon exhibitions for schools. on application to
Mr.. ). NJ, AxOn st. Cloud Hotel
Parties with Indies wishing to avoid tho crush
at the Ticket Wagon are informed that Offices
i0r the sale of Tickets have been opened at Sin
gleton's Book and Periodical Depot, PostofEce,
eiTl Hotels
Inc route OF the grand procession will be
published on Thursday morning junel St
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HENRY j. DUDLEY.

Architect.
NPkCIFICATiONs AND WORKING DRAW
- lNGs. made WITH or without slIperf,,t.-,- 49,,
Once, az the Maxwell House
RKFgEEScEs.
yg9Hs QyEEroS. J. J. MCC4EE
WILT
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DAN CASTEIIO,S nEpARrmrNr

NINE consists, with numerous additions, of
the entire Van Amburgh Geological Collection
comprising specimens of the Tarest and most
beautiful Wild Beasts, Birds and reptiles, from
every section Of the known world
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comprising Dan CastelOs Great Circus com
posed OF the most distinguished luminaries in
the Equestrian profession, comprising the best
Male and Female Riders. Great Gratuitous
exhibition characteriZes the entree of our estab-
lishment in every place
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RARNUM's DEPARTMENT. NaturaI

history combines a great number of speei-
mems OF various descriptions and character 10
the school OF Natural History. which have been
collected at the expense Of the largest energy,
lndetahgable research, and the most lavish out
Law of
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= Health UUI|ET W p y y nc.
Q. X. WINSTON, N. d.. Chm Committee on
City DispensaTy
W. MATT. brown. Mayor city Of Nashville.
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Universal Snfirage-WOmen'sR Rights
Young AmeFica-ExpaBsiOn New
Way 10 Pay Old Debts-The COIored
Plan of :Rest0ratiOn-A Sweeping
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Under one pavilion, for one price Of admission.
on the eligible grounds corner of Summer
and Union streets.
Admission to the combined exhibition. 81.
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IN CONJUNCTION WITH
Dan CaSteIlO'S Great Show,

Wandering IN all 300 Men and Horses,
A N ENORMOUS MORAL COMBINATION
n of Instruction aud refined amusement, will
exhibit in Nashville for two days only,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-09

Reasonable SIGHT CHECK advances
made on shipments OF COTTON, TOBA(
co, and other Produce.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-09

people and light freights. The falls city
will have superaeundance OF tonnage TINS
season. r. -..r
We feel confident the Richmond and In
diana viii meet with success.
The following we clip rom the Memphis
Avalanche. of Friday: Captain Rob Glib
son is at present at Louisville, and there
fore IS not aware of the good luck which
has fallen to his lot. Mrs. Gibson is al
Marietta. Georgia, where she was deliver
ed, on Tuesday. of two fine girl babies.
The mother and children are doing well.
The season Is opening briskly with Capt.
Gibson, and he will have to stir his STUN ps
to make provisions for them ar gals
Mrs. B. p. Ward, wife of the clerk of the
Lady, died very suddenly on Tuesday
morning. What makes it more distressing
they had been married but short time.
The remains of Mrs. Ward will be con-
veyed to her friends in CaseyyilIe, Ken
lucky.
IMPORTANT TO SHIPPERS TO THE
CUMBERLAND RIVER.
The Evansville and Cairo packets are
authorized to give through Bills of Lading
to the following points, at the rates men
toned below: To Dycusburg, soc; Eddy
vile, 75c; Canton, Zoe; Rockcastle, 75c;
Linton, 75c. Bills of Lading should be
signed with privilege of resEipping fir IN
Smithland, and the above rates will be
guaranteed till further notice. All over
charges and reclamations will be promptly
and satisfactorily adjusted. Have goods
marked Care of SCYSTER, ELLIS Il Co.,
sept9-dtf Smithland, KY
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-09
SHIPPERS TO THE CUMBERLAND
AND TEN NESSEE RIVERS.

The Evansville and Cairo Packets are
authorized to give through Bills of Lading
to the following points, at the rates mem
toned below: To Dycusburg, 55c; Eddy
75c; PASSPORT, and points below on the
Tennessee River, soc; points above the
knobs on Tennessee River, soc. Sign Bill OF
Lading privilege ofreshipping at Paducah.
We guarantee the above rates, until further
notice. Any overcharges that may occur
will be promptly corrected by u.s. Mer-
chants are requested to see that the weights
are placed in every Bill OF Lading.
se6 If FOWLER, LEE & co.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-09

No printing establishment in the West
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assort-
ment of job Type, though very large and
complete, is constantly being added to, and
our job department is under the personal
in the United States. We are prepared to
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Bills Lading, Cards. Deck and Meal TICK
cts, Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor.
&c, &c. Orders left with either Of the
wharf boats will be promptly attended to.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-09
COMMISSION CARDS.

JOHN BRYAN,
Late Arkenburgh
& Bryan.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-31
Railroad Melting.

In pursuance ofnotice given, Il meet
ing of the citizens of Clearfeld county
was held in the court house, in Clear
field borough, on Friday evening, Jan
uary 20, 1867, for the purpose of adopt
ing measures to secure the completion
of the Tyrone and Clearfeld Railroad
to this place.
Hon. A. X. Wright was chosen
President, and G. l.. Reed and S. b.
Row Secretaries.
On motion, cx-Gov. Biglcr stated
the object of the meeting. He set
forth the advantages of railroads gen.
orally, the necessity for prompt action
on the part of our people, and the fiat
tering prospects of having the Tyrone
and Clearfeld railroad extended TO
Clearfeld borough. lie spoke of the
candor with which Mr. Thompson,
President fthe Pennsylvania railroad,
always received his suggestions on
the subject. He then gave detailed
history of his efforts and interviews
which resulted in the Pennsylvania
Company making proposition to
furnish the means for constructing the
road. The proposition is /: That the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company will
pay sl50,000 TO responsible parties
here, the latter to grade the road,
build the bridges, secure tho right Of
way, furnish the cross-ties, and the
grounds necessary for depots, sidings,
&c. Gov Bigler then read an esti-
mate, from which it appears that the
probable cost TO the citizens of this
county, Independent of the amount to
be paid by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, will be from $4,000 to
100000; but it is deemed best to raise
at least $4,000. lie also read the
resolution of the Board Of the last
named company, explaining the man
ner in which it was proposed to re-
spond to the proposition, and in this
connection read the subscription pa
per, or agreement, which has been
prepared, and urged those present to
append their names and the sums
they wished TO give to the enterprise.
The amount which had been sub
scribed prior to this meeting was
S55 900, to this during the evening
was added aboutsl0,000. Afler which
the meeting adjourned.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-31

SAD, BUT TRUE-Sherifi Faust start
ed yesterday morning with one OF
"Lincoln's pet lambs for the Western
Penitcntiary. This we presume will
be sad news TO his loyal friends. Chas.
Snowden, an "intelligent contraband''
in partnership with his brother, last
fall plundored a watch-fxer's estab-
ishmcnt in Curwensville, under the
egis Of loyalty and freedom, for which
our Court has seen fit to restrain the
aforesaid Charley of his liberty for the
period of one year and one month.
The shackels are again clanking on
his limbs, but they arc not those of
slavcry-they are the jewels of free
dom Don't weep, loyal friends, the
authorities will no doubt soon release
tho object of your affections, and re-
turn the "pet lamb" to your bosoms
If he belonged TO the "white trash"
persuasion, we could not thus console
you but the "Nation's wards must
not 10 harshly treated.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-31
January 20, 1867.

Our REAsoN.-We have been ask
ed why we did not publish the pro-
ceedings of the late murder trial. We
prefer to furnish our readers with
something more substantial-tbat
which relates to their personal rights,
and the liberties of their country.
We have in lieu of the details of an un-
natural murder, furnished them with
two decisions of the highest tribunal
in our country, bearing upon, not the
life and wickedness of an individual
but the lives and liberties of millions,
distinctly pointing out the crimes and
misdemeanors of @numcrous and dan
gcrous party, who under the lead of
Stevens &Co., are assailing the life of
the Nation. We cannot spend our
time looking after "tom-tits," while
the Council Chambers of the State
and Nation are filled with unadulter-
atcd traitors, seeking the lives and
liberties of millions